Henpecked husband or a true man?

Re: Henpecked husband or a true man?

Western men are emasculated, most of them anyways. There has been plenty of writing on this, as well as documentaries. It’s actually better for guys who aren’t emasculated as other men look like chodes. And when I say “not emasculated”, I don’t mean wife beating, chauvinist, I mean someone who will take a stand for himself. Despite what women in this thread will say, more women take advantage of guys chasing after them than guys take advantage of women.

A strong woman should find a stronger man, that’s why there are so many problems with couples nowadays. If you’re a blue collar guy, don’t marry a girl who’s a surgeon, it’s bound to cause problems. It’s not a threatened thing either, women themselves get annoyed when/if they want to take time off for kids and can’t because she’s the primary bread winner. Now this is a wide generalization, and there are couples who defy this notion, but in general I think it’s true.

Who said a woman is a “ho” for speaking up? The problem is when women take any slight as a sexist comment and try to “stand up for their rights” at every opportunity. Just look at the kind of crap feminists can say about men, in public, without repercussion. If a man said those things, those same feminazis would be outraged.

Look at the commercials that perpetually show the man as the dimwit, men getting hurt etc for comedy. If someone hit a woman, even if it wasn’t hard, then it’s no longer funny is it? These men’s rights groups wouldn’t need to exist if the feminists hadn’t gone too far.

Traditional gender roles work. It’s more efficient for one person to run the house, and the other person to work as long as necessary. That said, if the couple prefers that the man stay at home, that’s their decision. I wouldn’t be comfortable with that but I don’t really care what others do.

No, because they hate each other. Cattiness is nature’s power check. And no, I’m not kidding.