I'm not gonna dismiss any of it, but in my experience as a bloke around women generally

is I love it, because I prefer the conversations women have

I sit in my local on a weekend and I hear chat after chat about football, but this is always contentious because we all have different opinions. Then there's a load of boxing chat. Now I don't mind watching boxing, but that's where it stops, I just watch it. Then worst of all is the betting chat "I had a 50p superbats**t on 5 horses and one let me down, but then I did a 50p each minijackpot on this and I got this back, so then I did a £2 borepot on...........on and on and on and on"

Now I saw a post on here yesterday that without football, they're pretending to be interested in some shop with their partner.

Between the choice of the above, and the shop, I think I'd hang around the shops with someone and chat over coffee and films and life

But that's me. Getting to the point though. Women, in my experience enjoy griping at men, well they do me. They enjoy putting men down at the earliest opportunity. That's wrong, you always wear that, why haven't you gone for that promotion, your hair's too short.

At work I get biscuits for the team and 2 women complain EVERY TIME, that I get the wrong ones and the ones I've bought are boring

When I do get what they want, those were nice, but I like the ones with jam in.

This a situation where I'm just being generous and doing something nice for the team, and this is what I get back

This isn't a recent thing, this is my experience of the female gender for decades. It's a barely talked about male thing to just ignore this, or have a deaf ear, but I guess me complaining about this behavour is sexist, then so be it. I just think it's s**t behaviour

That said, I still like women and I'm very tolerant of everything. I saw a band last night with a transgender singer (Chambers). They were great

If men are sexist for objectifying women, then what are women for constantly sniping at men without provocation? Mean? Or is it misandry? Either way men don't feel the need to go on and on about it directly, but they are putting up with it

I've seen women talking about feminism and their power, which is fine. But then 10 minutes later I've seen the best looking guy walk up to them and they fawn over him giggling and cheapening themselves because of his looks.

Be offended, stand up for yourself, but if you're just gonna make the rules up to suit how your feel, then equally i'm not going to be apologetic for finding someone's voice on an advert sexy either

Posted By: pants, May 14, 14:58:33