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That's a very idiotic thing to believe in today's harshly judgement world. Everyone hates themselves to a very small degree. No matter what. Growing up female, it is impossible not to have to think of others opinions on you with the way you dress and the way you act and carry yourself etc. Males have it much easier in this world because someone isn't going to judge them, and then hurt them physically. Yes. People. Including myself. Shouldn't be so harsh on themselves. Once you are into the mind set. It is very difficult to get out. As a person who's brain is broken, and literally won't allow me to be happy, it's real ****ing hard to start liking myself. My point in making this. Think of other people's situations before you judge. And maybe. Just maybe. Reach a hand out and help them. You could use your past experience to help them. Not all people, like myself. Would want that help. But it's better then siting on the sidelines b**ching about us.
I'm sorry, I don't usually like to start ****, but I can't this go.
I can't exactly blame you as you probably haven't had first hand experience (guessing you're female, correct me if i'm wrong).
I wouldn't say that males have it worse, but I would say that it's pretty much equal to females. The best example I can come up with is if a male showed stereotypical "feminine" behavior. If a guy liked something like sewing, cooking, cleaning, designing or things that seemed more like female interests, they get ****. If a guy shows any "femininity", they immediately get ragged on and called gay or words I don't feel like saying. At least from my perspective and experiences, these more "feminine" guys have to be extremely careful what they do and how they act. They have to walk right, they have to talk right, they have to show interest in the rights things. One slip up, and you're being called a homosexual. Not only that, many of these "homophobes" are known to assault people they believe are homosexual. What's even worse is if you are gay. You have to go through life (school for me) hiding who you are and being afraid of everyone who looks at you. You have to go through every day wondering if those girls over there are talking about you being gay, if that person who looked at you knows you like guys, if you're going to get beat up when you walk into the locker room. What would happen if you were out? Would they allow you in the locker rooms at all or would they force you to change somewhere else? Growing up in the country isn't the best place either. It's customary for "bullies" to prey on people they feel are weaker. Usually, they believe that guys that show feminine qualities are weaker and so feed on them. I understand that not everyone is the same and maybe some people don't give a **** about what other people think or aren't afraid to be who they are. This is only one example but I still believe that men do not have it easier in this horrible world.
I completely understand where you are coming from. Girls have the same problem when they act to "manly". But my main point in saying that. Makes get paid more. Males don't have to worry (other than what you said) about getting judged. What my main point was. Read what you molded. The end. Physically hurt. Ie. Rape. Girls have to worry about males unable to control themselves because they were "asking for it" that's an extra step girls have to take. My stepfather criticizes each and every outfit I wear. Because "boys may get the wrong idea". I do t dress sluttly. I wear nothing that goes above my knee. I cover up when I'm in a swim suit. And I only wear stuff above the knee in the safety of my home.
I can go on and on about this subject. Don't get me wrong. That's hard for guys to go through. But girl have so much more to deal with.
idk man as a girl myself guys have to go through an equal amount of issues to us, those issues just tend to differ from our own a lot. that doesn't make them any less bad however.