This Online Page Creates Satirical Memes Replacing The Word ‘Woman’ With ‘Man’ To Show How Absurd Sexism Is
Interview With AuthorWelcome to the “Man Who Has It All,” a space that offers a safe place for men whose eyelashes are ruining their career, men who struggle to lose the baby weight, men who share tips on upping their eyebrow game, men who don’t want to appear too pushy so they just don’t apply for the job of their dreams, and men who do it all: juggle housework, life, good looks, PH balance and a job.
And while you question your own PH balance right now (feeling slightly acidic lately?), let me also tell you these are imaginative scenarios in an imaginative world where women rule. Because there’s just that much BS that women just have to suck it up and smile in this sexist society.
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This... Rosalind Franklin, I'd give you the Nobel, posthumous rule be da*ned.
Because, as we all know, male authors write with their penises so it's only natural we differentiate them from normal, female authors who, in fact, use their hands (/sarcasm, love you Stephen King and Joe Abercrombie)
Do these dopes not realize this is all written in jest? Everyone is all butt hurt over some jokes highlighting double standards
Whenever I read 'smile with your eyes' I just imagine someone squinting really hard
So go to the office wearing dirty panties, smelly clothes and a complete bottle of perfume
Looks like Jacob doesn’t understand satire… still no reason to downvote them, they are right…
Secretly, I'd love to 'name' a few more, but that is enough to make the point. Did you know about marginalia? Drawings in the margins. There are hilarious medieval ones! Enjoy the rest of the posts🙂
(/s)Men are just better at nurturing though. And anyway it's always been a masculine trait, being a good husband and taking care of the home and family. It's part of the bible. It's an easy life, why are they complaining (/S!)
What nonsense. Walk into any room. Look around. It is pretty easy to see whether there are dishes in the sink, if the cat litter needs scooping, if there is clutter on the couch table chairs floor, etc. And always just clean up after yourself in the kitchen and bathroom.
Try to be an intelligent boy in the average middle school class and find the irony of the text.
"I asked my mother in law for her son's hand in marriage. I felt so lucky as he walked down the aisle towards me in his white suit, worn to indicate virginity and purity. For our first dance, they officially announced us as 'misses and mister Claire Jones', for the first time. Lovely" Claire, CEO
I’ve lost count of the times I’ve used “bro” as a gender neutral term, but the one time I use “sis” it was offensive
I‘ve actually been told multiple times as a guy that I should smile more. I would be more attractive that way.
Claire’s too busy picturing Liam in his gym shorts to hear what he says anyway
You don’t run like anything….you just run……no matter how fast……no matter how slow
Friend went to a Holiday party with her hubby. Her hubby worked for the city and the city employees had the party at the same hotel each year. Friend didn't initially want dessert, but changed her mind when they announced last call for the dessert table. On the way, she slipped on a pat of butter someone dropped. Hurt her knee and smashed her face on the floor. Nose was bleeding. Young man came up and gave her instructions to stop the bleeding. Young woman came up and gave her slightly different instructions. Young man said "Lady, I'm a paramedic". Young woman said "and I'm a doctor". Turned out she was married to one of the paramedics.
I think my husband genuinely believes this one. Or else that the Wrapping Fairy exists.
You should ask how he juggles being a musician AND a father. Doesn't playing music take time away from his kids? Doesn't he feel guilty?
This is a question we actually should be asking, I feel. Anger, hate, rage, and jealousy are all emotions, and I see an awful lot of all of them coming from male politicians...
In many countries with long culinaristic traditions the first opinion is not even a joke..
It is problematic only when there is an "only" at the end of the sentence, because it would imply discrimination.
So many “influencers” are like this… but of course it’s doomed to fail so you better buy their products!
This statement doesn’t make any sense……just treat them like human beings….like how we and you should be treated
In UK (and outside) they have this term called 'positive discrimination'. Basically, it means you can overlook a better candidate due to the need of having a diverse workplace. So it now genuinely means that if you work hard you still mY not get the rewards you deserve. I mean the term has 'discrimination' in it lol. Imagine explaining to a kid that when you grow up you won't be employed based on how good you are but based on what diversity needs a company has. I am always arguing against this and believe a fairer employment process (that identifies the best person for the job) would be better than just employing someone because you need more of certain types of people...
If you were my mom, you'd completely forget the stockings, wait till the last minute when they were out of everything so you never got the one thing you asked Santa for. Always loved her but holidays weren't her thing. She worked full time when everybody else was a stay-at-home mom. Dad worked too and finally got the one thing I asked for one year. I always knew dad bought it.
I love all of the above. It just shows how it is normalized to treat woman in a certain way. All the responsibility, all the expectations, but no control and no respect. It is supposed to help understand womans issues better by reversing the roles. Judging by the comments it seems to be impossible to teach empathy. There is just cognitive dissonance.
It's amazing that all of those sentences used towards women are perfectly fine but as soon as a woman is replaced by a man it suddenly becomes 'misandrist' and 'hostile'. Wow. Just wow. It's not suppose to be funny. It suppose to put in a perspective things that women have to deal with every day of their life.
Love how so many people get so offended over a women's satire thread.
I love all of the above. It just shows how it is normalized to treat woman in a certain way. All the responsibility, all the expectations, but no control and no respect. It is supposed to help understand womans issues better by reversing the roles. Judging by the comments it seems to be impossible to teach empathy. There is just cognitive dissonance.
It's amazing that all of those sentences used towards women are perfectly fine but as soon as a woman is replaced by a man it suddenly becomes 'misandrist' and 'hostile'. Wow. Just wow. It's not suppose to be funny. It suppose to put in a perspective things that women have to deal with every day of their life.
Love how so many people get so offended over a women's satire thread.
