Women

I love women. I really do. They are really whiny, emotional, back-stabbing, calculating, loving, beautiful, intelligent creatures. However I am so, so sick of women whining about men being sexist and chauvinists. They complain about equality all the time and how they're seen as pieces of meat.

Have you ever sat down and watched a movie or series and thought: gosh, that girl really deserved it. Obviously if it's a clash between just women it won't count. How many times have you laughed at a guy being hit in his private parts? Why is it wrong when the same happens to a woman? In fact, just today I watched an episode of Community (awesome comedy by the way, right up there with War at Home; and it's smart)...anyways I digress. At a certain point, two male characters are pulling each other's pants down, but when their female friend has hers pulled down...it's suddenly offensive? Another episode had two male characters playing pool in short-shorts and later in boxers/briefs. I'd like to see the same scene with women instead.

You know...a woman can ogle a man and that's fine. She can want his "package" all she wants. A man can never appreciate a woman's body or face. It's "chauvinistic", it's wrong. If women really want equality, they need to fix their perceptions on men just as much as men need to fix theirs on women. And if you look at it, assuming the women is willing, women are always treated better than men. They're things of beauty whereas men are things of crime against nature and beasts. A woman can say a woman is beautiful but a man can't say a woman or man for that matter, is beautiful. Again, it's a two way street. Women need to stop blaming everyone while not addressing how they view men themselves.

It's always funny to kick a man in his balls, possibly destroying his chances at procreation, but it's never okay to use a woman for any sort of comedy unless the woman is the one committing the act on a man or another woman. You can't pick and choose what's right for equality. True equality means this sort of humour isn't tolerable on any sex.

When a woman is empowered, she's taking a man down a peg instead them going through the adventure together, empowering each other. Shouldn't it be that they share the adventure, it it's truly about being equal? Why does one gender have to be beaten down to exemplify the other?