Double Standards, Men vs. Women Options

[rOckThISshYt]

As I'm sure everyone knows, there are many double standards when it comes to men and women. The most obvious and known one is:

Girl sleeps around=slut/smut/whore/hoe/hoebag (AND SO MUCH MORE! )
Guy sleeps around=pimp/player/playa/stud/"true" man/etc...

Now, that's just cruel. I don't even think men should sleep around. But there are many more double standards than that, too. I mean, there are some unfair ones when it comes to men, too.

Girls can hit guys all they want but a guy can never hit a girl. Not only is it not be fair for them to defend themselves (which it should be), it implies taht woman are infirior, less capable, and weaker. Honestly, a lot of them time we are. But that's just natural because men have hormones that make them build muscle much easier than us chicas. Now, I'm not saying that if we go full force at men they should pound this sh!t out of us. But I do think they should be aloud to maybe slap us back. Not hard. But it's only fair. (Not in a relationship, though, because it's known that the woman have more power. )


I was just wondering what you thought of these double standards. Also, if you can think of any more, post them. And we can reply our thoughts about those, too. Just... er.... yeah. reply.

[*CrackedRearView*]

*sigh* Whatever... I deal with this shit every day. You're just like my brother and I'm so tired of it; I don't have to hear it from you, too. So say or think what you wish.

People can only disaprove discrimination when it's verbal. If it's something that plays a role in their every-day lives, you can't ignore it. I'm not saying it plays that role really in my life. But it does happen to people all over the world every day.

You think discrimination hasn't played a part in my life? You need to wake up. I've ignored it for 18 long, unhappy years. If you have enough will power, it's an easy thing to do. I even channeled it into aggression to make it useful to me.

What I didn't do was cry about it on an online forum.

when a girl has one month after her 18th birthday to go to the post office and get a draft number, then we'll talk about inequalities.

I just turned 18 in April. I have to go to the recruiting office next week. However, finally, a valid point.