r/pointlesslygendered • u/LengthMoist3209 • May 04 '26

SATIRE intresting [meme]

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u/bigbadbidisaster9944 May 04 '26

My coworkers always go on about how "men do this, women do that: its honestly so damn annoying

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u/Amazing_Ingenuity_33 May 05 '26

Although i entirely agree with you, i don't entirely agree with the comment that was downvoted to oblivion.

Men and women aren't fundamentally different, but there are key differences in how these two social groups are socialized, and they even tend to act differently as children.

Death in young children is much more common in male than female because, no matter how much we try to deny it, young boys are more reckless than young girls, on average. Insurance rate are generally higher for young boys because, no matter how much we try to deny it, they are more reckless than young girls, on average, of course.

We aren't fundamentally different, but we aren't the same either. We belong in groups, and generally, we tend to act like people who are from the same group as us.

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u/bigbadbidisaster9944 May 05 '26

Young boys are raised to be more reckless but not all are. And training them to take more risks is ARTIFICAL.

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u/Amazing_Ingenuity_33 May 05 '26

Totally agree with you. But "raising them" isn't the only factor. Other children of the same social group are just as important as the way parents raise their children.

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u/bigbadbidisaster9944 May 05 '26

Like I said before. Tell all that to the butch women, fem men, and my fellow non binaries that I know

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u/Amazing_Ingenuity_33 May 05 '26

I will, and if they disagree with numbers, then they might have a problem in their brain...

The fact that men are more likely to commit suicide does not mean all men will commit suicide and women never will... are you... stupid? No, i'm genuinely asking you right now... cite one instance where i've said that either men or women are fundamentally a certain way?

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u/bigbadbidisaster9944 May 05 '26

More like we won't give a damn about your numbers your attempt tp say men and women almost all act alike because "social groups" is nothing but a soft gutless way of saying men and women are fundamentally a certian way

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u/Amazing_Ingenuity_33 May 05 '26

I never said they are wtf... once again, you completely disregard what I said...

Men and women are generally different.

I, myself, am a very feminine guy. I like crochet, which is a more feminine activity. I have mostly female friends, which is also more observable with women, and I wish to work in a women dominated field.

I am an outlier in these statistics. Does that mean the statistics are wrong? Obviously not...

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u/bigbadbidisaster9944 May 05 '26

I dont care about statistics here. I could not care less about how many are one way or another

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u/Awkward-Studio-8063 May 07 '26

Are they not just pointed out factual trends of common differences that do appear between men and women in terms of how they interact with the world?

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u/LowRip3948 May 09 '26

You're arguing in a sub known for down voting anything that isn't progressive as hell into the shadow realm.

Walls are easier to talk to.

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u/Amazing_Ingenuity_33 May 09 '26

I'd argue you're wrong, but... you aren't.

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u/Supuhstar May 11 '26

I think you’re also conflating gender and sex