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Call it whatever you want. I also said '4 out of 10 women are no good,' but you conveniently forgot that one. Anything that doesn't agree with men or pat them on the back for acting like they do, is 'gender bashing.' It's my opinion, you certainly don't have to agree.
Call it whatever you want. I also said '4 out of 10 women are no good,' but you conveniently forgot that one. Anything that doesn't agree with men or pat them on the back for acting like they do, is 'gender bashing.' It's my opinion, you certainly don't have to agree.
That's nice you said 4/10 women are no good. You said 9/10 men are the same way. That's gender bashing.
That's nice you said 4/10 women are no good. You said 9/10 men are the same way. That's gender bashing.
That's nice you think because I didn't reverse it 'it's gender bashing' as I just said: anything that doesn't agree with men, is 'gender bashing.' And read that last line again.
One of the other reasons the articles I read gave for the shortage of good men was that men were enjoying more disposable income at a younger age which was allowing them to act like overgrown frat boys. I never ejoyed the luxury of disposable income when I was younger. Also my reason for asking about the media and the internet is that I wonder if men's behavior has motivated the marketting industry to portray men like that or if the marketting industry has created the stereotype out of a small percentage and created a new demographic of men by encouraging them to behave that way.
One of the other reasons the articles I read gave for the shortage of good men was that men were enjoying more disposable income at a younger age which was allowing them to act like overgrown frat boys.
Yes, that's absurd.
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Also my reason for asking about the media and the internet is that I wonder if men's behavior has motivated the marketting industry to portray men like that or if the marketting industry has created the stereotype out of a small percentage and created a new demographic of men by encouraging them to behave that way.
It IS the media.
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