Male Chauvinist Pigs Should Not Exist in the 21st Century - Women's Forum - International Cannagraphic Magazine Forums

07-23-2009, 05:51 PM

Girls, it seems that discrimination against women is still alive and well in the USA.

I don't think men and women are equal. I like my door opened, and help with a jar of pickles that I can't get the lid off of. If there is something heavy to be lifted, I bow to the gentlemen.

Men are wonderful inventions, and I love em. Life would be dull without ya'll!

Here's a few examples of discrimination that I've experienced in the last couple of weeks alone.

1) 2 cars of dudes pull up in my driveway to sit and talk and drink beer. I don't know these dudes and walk out to tell them to get off my property and they smart mouth me. All of the other houses around have guys who live at the properties, so they picked mine to sit on?

2) Went to buy a shotgun at a store and Dude behind the sales counter waited on 3 guys who got in line behind me first. They were buying shells. I wanted a shotgun. I left without buying it.

3) Married guy I know just whips it out in front of me! I got out some scissors and asked if he needed any help with getting that back in there where it belongs.

4) Another guy who is married to one of my friends asked me to have an affair... yuck.

Being an independent woman in the 21st century is such a battle. " These rings that I got... I bought em.. Shoes on my feet... I bought em... All you women independent... Throw your hands up! "

Dr. Detroit · 07-23-2009, 06:08 PM

Sorry, i know this is a womens forum and all....but i don't really think 1, 3, or 4 really constitute male chauvinism....more just plain ole disrespect.

If chauvanism shouldn't exist...neither should feminism since woman now have all the same rights as men legally.

Mrs.Babba · 07-23-2009, 06:13 PM

Im soooo glad Im not single and have to deal with all that crapola Loleeee!!! hhehe
Ya I dont know what men think sometimes, I guess thats cuz Im not! haha
The dude just whipped it out in front of you!!!!?!?!? wowowow thats all I can say!
Good luck out there in the wild wild world!!

KaliRush · 07-23-2009, 06:13 PM

In the same breath even though you contradicted yourself, chivalry shouldn't exist either.

You're a strong independent woman yet you like your door to be opened? The issue here is women of today want to have their cake and eat it too. they want to be treated equally yet still receive all of the same courtesies that were extended to women before you had equal rights.

Chivalry was a way to treat women nicely for doing all that they did and all that they put up with back in the day. Nowadays, saying you have it easy is an understatement of gigantic proportions.

**Babbabud** · 07-23-2009, 06:23 PM

Mrs B is a strong independent woman ... but she knows i still like to open the doors for her and feel like a gentleman. As strong as she is she is smart enough to know what makes me feel good and let me feel like Im her guy and take care of her. Its not like she couldnt do without me ... but shes smart enough to know when to be strong or let me take the reins and feel like Im her man and take care of her.

ToughGirl · 07-23-2009, 06:26 PM

It's not just in the States. I've lived everywhere including parts of Asia, and I assure you it's alive and well globally. Along with racism and all other demographics. Even though the century has turned, it's still the same old shit basically.

Moldy Dreads · 07-23-2009, 06:35 PM

I think it has to do with the chart below, according to it, the issues you are having fall into the categories below ..

PMS symptoms

* mood swings #1-4
* irritability#1-4
* depression#1-4
* anxiety#1-4
* angry outbursts#1-4
* confusion or fuzzy thinking #2
* tearfulness#1-4
* fatigue
* insomnia
* changes in libido #3and #4
* overeating
* cravings, especially for salty or sweet foods
* alcohol intolerance #1 and #3
* acne
* hives
* abdominal and pelvic cramps
* bloating
* weight gain
* headaches
* menstrual migraines #1-4
* breast swelling and pain #3 and #4
* edema (visible swelling, particularly in the hands, feet and legs)
* asthma
* sinus problems
* sore throat
* worsening of chronic conditions like arthritis and ulcers
* difficulty with coordination, being more prone to accidents
* dizziness, decreased balance
* heart pounding (palpitation)
* nausea #4
* fainting
* urinary problems

ThirstyWorm · 07-23-2009, 06:46 PM

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Originally Posted by LolaGal

Girls, it seems that discrimination against women is still alive and well in the USA.

I don't think men and women are equal. I like my door opened, and help with a jar of pickles that I can't get the lid off of. If there is something heavy to be lifted, I bow to the gentlemen.

Men are wonderful inventions, and I love em. Life would be dull without ya'll!

Here's a few examples of discrimination that I've experienced in the last couple of weeks alone.

1) 2 cars of dudes pull up in my driveway to sit and talk and drink beer. I don't know these dudes and walk out to tell them to get off my property and they smart mouth me. All of the other houses around have guys who live at the properties, so they picked mine to sit on?

2) Went to buy a shotgun at a store and Dude behind the sales counter waited on 3 guys who got in line behind me first. They were buying shells. I wanted a shotgun. I left without buying it.

3) Married guy I know just whips it out in front of me! I got out some scissors and asked if he needed any help with getting that back in there where it belongs.

4) Another guy who is married to one of my friends asked me to have an affair... yuck.

Being an independent woman in the 21st century is such a battle. " These rings that I got... I bought em.. Shoes on my feet... I bought em... All you women independent... Throw your hands up! "

get over yourself.

iGro4Me · 07-23-2009, 06:54 PM

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Originally Posted by Babbabud

Mrs B is a strong independent woman ... but she knows i still like to open the doors for her and feel like a gentleman. As strong as she is she is smart enough to know what makes me feel good and let me feel like Im her guy and take care of her. Its not like she couldnt do without me ... but shes smart enough to know when to be strong or let me take the reins and feel like Im her man and take care of her.

Hear, hear.....chauvinism may not be dead, but chivalry is alive and well in alot of men.

Our momma's brought some of us up right

webguy · 07-23-2009, 07:03 PM

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Originally Posted by iGro4Me

I don't think men and women are equal. I like my door opened, and help with a jar of pickles that I can't get the lid off of. If there is something heavy to be lifted, I bow to the gentlemen.

Dont forget going down with the ship and dying in the fire.

07-23-2009, 06:23 PM	#5
Babbabud Bodhisattva of the Earth Join Date: Mar 2004 Location: N. Cal Posts: 9,535	Mrs B is a strong independent woman ... but she knows i still like to open the doors for her and feel like a gentleman. As strong as she is she is smart enough to know what makes me feel good and let me feel like Im her guy and take care of her. Its not like she couldnt do without me ... but shes smart enough to know when to be strong or let me take the reins and feel like Im her man and take care of her. __________________ (Medical Patient In Compliance) Nam myoho renge kyo !! Mugi wasshin your bud babba Peace/ Be here now Babba's Farm L.L.C.
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07-23-2009, 05:51 PM	#1
LolaGal Guest Posts: n/a	Male Chauvinist Pigs Should Not Exist in the 21st Century Girls, it seems that discrimination against women is still alive and well in the USA. I don't think men and women are equal. I like my door opened, and help with a jar of pickles that I can't get the lid off of. If there is something heavy to be lifted, I bow to the gentlemen. Men are wonderful inventions, and I love em. Life would be dull without ya'll! Here's a few examples of discrimination that I've experienced in the last couple of weeks alone. 1) 2 cars of dudes pull up in my driveway to sit and talk and drink beer. I don't know these dudes and walk out to tell them to get off my property and they smart mouth me. All of the other houses around have guys who live at the properties, so they picked mine to sit on? 2) Went to buy a shotgun at a store and Dude behind the sales counter waited on 3 guys who got in line behind me first. They were buying shells. I wanted a shotgun. I left without buying it. 3) Married guy I know just whips it out in front of me! I got out some scissors and asked if he needed any help with getting that back in there where it belongs. 4) Another guy who is married to one of my friends asked me to have an affair... yuck. Being an independent woman in the 21st century is such a battle. " These rings that I got... I bought em.. Shoes on my feet... I bought em... All you women independent... Throw your hands up! "
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07-23-2009, 06:08 PM	#2
Dr. Detroit Member Join Date: Apr 2009 Location: In my own reality Posts: 79	Sorry, i know this is a womens forum and all....but i don't really think 1, 3, or 4 really constitute male chauvinism....more just plain ole disrespect. If chauvanism shouldn't exist...neither should feminism since woman now have all the same rights as men legally.
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07-23-2009, 06:13 PM	#3
Mrs.Babba THE CHIMNEY!! Join Date: Aug 2004 Location: The Real NorCal. Posts: 6,025	Im soooo glad Im not single and have to deal with all that crapola Loleeee!!! hhehe Ya I dont know what men think sometimes, I guess thats cuz Im not! haha The dude just whipped it out in front of you!!!!?!?!? wowowow thats all I can say! Good luck out there in the wild wild world!! __________________ Be Good Humans..... "If there are no dogs in heaven, then when I die I want to go where they are." --Will Rogers
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07-23-2009, 06:13 PM	#4
KaliRush Member Join Date: Jan 2009 Posts: 162	In the same breath even though you contradicted yourself, chivalry shouldn't exist either. You're a strong independent woman yet you like your door to be opened? The issue here is women of today want to have their cake and eat it too. they want to be treated equally yet still receive all of the same courtesies that were extended to women before you had equal rights. Chivalry was a way to treat women nicely for doing all that they did and all that they put up with back in the day. Nowadays, saying you have it easy is an understatement of gigantic proportions.
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07-23-2009, 06:26 PM	#6
ToughGirl Playing with fire... Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: zz9 plural z Alpha, Terra MW. Posts: 399	It's not just in the States. I've lived everywhere including parts of Asia, and I assure you it's alive and well globally. Along with racism and all other demographics. Even though the century has turned, it's still the same old shit basically.
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07-23-2009, 06:35 PM	#7
Moldy Dreads Banned Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 2,025	I think it has to do with the chart below, according to it, the issues you are having fall into the categories below .. PMS symptoms * mood swings #1-4 * irritability#1-4 * depression#1-4 * anxiety#1-4 * angry outbursts#1-4 * confusion or fuzzy thinking #2 * tearfulness#1-4 * fatigue * insomnia * changes in libido #3and #4 * overeating * cravings, especially for salty or sweet foods * alcohol intolerance #1 and #3 * acne * hives * abdominal and pelvic cramps * bloating * weight gain * headaches * menstrual migraines #1-4 * breast swelling and pain #3 and #4 * edema (visible swelling, particularly in the hands, feet and legs) * asthma * sinus problems * sore throat * worsening of chronic conditions like arthritis and ulcers * difficulty with coordination, being more prone to accidents * dizziness, decreased balance * heart pounding (palpitation) * nausea #4 * fainting * urinary problems
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