Men, do you get offended when a woman asks you to do handy work or asks you move a heavy object?

[Zenit93]

What about changing a tire? I don’t get offended. But if we apply the same standards, women shouldn’t be offended when we assume they cook and clean.

[ChrisMaster69]

Never really had it happen.

my ex wife is the car mechanic in the house (and still does stuff for me).

i do the other stuff such as electrics n electronics, she does the brake upgrades and engine rebuilds.

This likely happens where people have this traditional role bollox.

whereas you should both work towards your strengths.

[Zenit93]

Do you think that women and men have individual inherent strengths?

[ChrisMaster69]

No I think people have inherent strengths.

Can you cook, perfect pastries and also a bunch of Indian meals.

Can you strip down an engine or gear box and replace bearings, then reassemble and run it?

Can you field strip a rifle?

[Zenit93]

Yes to the last two. Do you believe that men and women are only different due to a social construct or are there biological differences such as hormones and psychology?

[ChrisMaster69]

Well obviously to the last two.

However they are closer in every day stuff

[Zenit93]

Gotcha. Thanks for the insight

[Fireguy17]

Nope not at all, and hopefully she will appreciate my help and say thanks and offer to take me out for pizza.

[SaoirseS]

Despite being small, I frequently lift and move heavy objects. When it comes to changing a tire, I do it myself because most men standing around either don't know how or would get on the phone and call AAA.

[Squaresquirrel]

I like cooking and cleaning is my meditation, so no problem at all.

[whirled_up_girl]

I usually ask men about cars because I am clueless and they don't seem to get offended. I don't get offended if people assume I cook, because I do cook, I'm not very good at it but I do it, lol.

[Exterminatore]

Yes I do. Women are strong and independent remember? They can change their own tires and lift their own objects. It’s all about equality. I am in favor of letting women enjoy their full measure of equality…. by doing those things for themselves.

[KrakenAttackin]

Feminism ends with a flat tire. A friend of mine was walking through a parking lot when two girls walked up to him and simply said "we have a flat tire", to which he replied "I have a girlfriend" and walked away 😂😂😂.

[worldscolide]

No, I'm a guy. I'm easily twice as strong as my wife. I accept that there are things that are just easier for me to do than her.

[Zenit93]

Do you accept that there are things easier for her to do than you?

[worldscolide]

Sure, especially since she has smaller hands than me.

[FunkyMonkee]

Nope. I was just about to make your same point when I saw that you already did!

[Anonymous]

Depends on who it is. I'll generally help once. But if she doesn't show appreciation for it, I'll definitely be busy the next time. I'm all for helping people, but I'm not a servant.

[notwoke]

as rebellion against feminism and wokeness, I never help a female, they're equal now. I'd help a straight dude though

[PatriceONeal]

I'm so doing this now. How dare you assume that because I'm a man_______. 🤣

[Snakeyes7]

It doesn't bother me. In some cases I might enjoy it.

[Anonymous]

No. Why would I take offense to someone needing help?

[exitseven]

No, I always try to be helpful.

[grega239]

Offended, no.
Annoyed, very much so

[fireforeffect]

No, I don't.