Opinion's Social -Media portraying men and woman- R2

Opinion's Social

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Now let me start off by saying that I do hold respect for both men and women. I mean in no way to offend anyone in this article, I am just presenting my opinion based upon observations about who's life is harder, a man's or a woman's as from the POV of the media's generalizations.

 

I went to the movies the other day and there was a movie coming out about the hardships of a single mother. The name of the movie has eluded me but the presence of it is evident. I do agree that being a single parent alone is hard, but my friend said in the theatre " What about the single fathers?"  Or something along those lines. I agreed with him, and what he said has made me think.

 

Now I don't mean this is anyway to be offensive or aggravating, but I hear a lot about single moms and strong independent woman, but what about men? We have it hard too as single parents ( I am not but I'm just going off the assumption). Woman talk about having to wear make up and be in shape a lot, but they don't need too. A true gentlemen doesn't care about that, he just cares about the person; so complaining about that is null in void ladies. Also about the make up, I have a Video that I will link that shows in a comedy sense, how it is hard to be a man in the looks department. ( Video contains strong language.)   (-  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7_CnQvJmwgg  -)

 

Also, it is a very well known fact that a man has one vital weak point that can (if hit hard enough) make a man fall into the fetal position for a few minutes and maybe even cry.

 

Also, I think it is a bit unfair how every criminal in a movie that is typically some type of molester or rapist is typically a guy. I think there needs to be some facts and some changes or something because movies portray men as just emotion driven criminals and stuff in the genre. Honestly that agitates me because not all men are like that. There are all types of people in both sexes.

 

One cannot be distinguished to be harder as the other because both the sexes have their strong and weak points. So I think pointing out ones specific attribute is a bit much when it is exaggerated extremely far. Now, I do not mean offense to anyone in anyway. I am just voicing my opinion on the subject of how media portrays men and women.