"i am always more comfortable in my jeans than a dress or skirt, i never wear make-up, i have broad shoulders, i even hunt and fish (and i despise the color pink ). and none of this is because im trying to be a man."
That has nothing at all to do with feminism NOW, its now called life. You're right, 50 years ago you might have been shunned or.. whatever. Personally I don't like girls that wear makeup, I never see girls in dresses except on formal occations, and I think the color pink is cute, but usually, then, it wouldn't matter what color girls wear
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However when you ask "when was the last time you had a hard time doing something you enjoyed or getting what you wanted because your a man?" you fully demonstrate that you have no simpathy for the different status of a man. The bout of feminism has dropped mans status to that of a woman. Men have always had the social obligation to "protect" and give "courtesies" to women; of course I am disregarding the fact that they were in social slavery until recently. But the point is that NOW there is no social slavery for women, but men still have that social obligation to "be nice" to girls.
Even so, THAT is even a moot point when considering all the things men would get shunned for in the same way a women would get shunned back in the 1850's. Women can act pretty much how they want, do what they want, etc. If a man is gay, they ARE descriminated against, if they act gay or "girlish" same thing. Men don't wear dresses. Men have a much tougher time in social situations. And, once again, men usually have to submit to a womens wish (as long as it is not above a large favor).
I think you might see what I mean. In many families, the girls are highly favored and boys don't get the attention they deserve, no doubt causing vauge family issues and obviously affecting the subjects life.
Please do not think that social constraints have only been the burden of the women; it is only she who complained (not to conote that she didn't do rightly so).