Post: #26

Women don't know what they want their men to be. What they say and what they do are contradictory.

Post: #27

One of the more hypocritical things I've seen in a while

Post: #28

#IfIwereaboy I would be raging with hormones and not getting laid (being rejected or not being used to initiate) and I would end up with a hooker.
I wonder if there's a way to increase testosterone levels in women just for a few days to make them experience how male libido is.

Post: #29

lol anyone started a #ifIwereagirl

Post: #30

#ifyouwereaboy no one would pay any attention to you

Post: #31

A lot of crap from feminist women telling us guys what we should and shouldn't do. How about they take a look at their selves for a change?

Post: #32

(08-06-2014 10:13 AM)Espresso Wrote:  Why do girls have such a big issue when someone says 'smile' to them? I don't get it. It seems very trivial but I've seen it a few times now so it must hit some special nerve.

They don't apart from feminist weirdos.

Post: #33

Share this with 4chan. They would troll the hell out of this.

Post: #34

Penis envy.

Post: #35

#ifyouwereaboy you would be incel

Post: #36

What's funny is I know a girl in my social circle, a total slut, and I've heard her go on rants about her open penis envy, "God I would love to have a dick. I want to know what it's like to have a dick and fuck girls with it, that must be amazing."

These bitches should just be honest:

"#ifIwereaboy I'd be fucking anything with a pulse."

Post: #37

^^^that should read, "I'd be trying to fuck anything with a pulse."

Post: #38

Don't these signs imply that they are horrible people and they would stop being horrible if they had a penis?

Post: #39

Leaving aside the degrading use of the word "boy" when they mean "men," if any of these women were made men, they could never handle it. They'd run screaming back to the female gender like a bunch of...girls.

How do we know?

Because of what happened when Lesbian writer Norah Vincent actually tried this. Vincent was able to pass as a man and and wrote a book about it in 2006, "Self-Made Man: One Woman's Year Disguised as a Man." Her consensus was that it's much more difficult to be a man and part of the reason for that is because women are such bitches to men.

But more importantly, her time as a "man" made her so distraught that she ended up checking herself into a mental hospital for depression -- and this became the source of her next book.

I linked Vincent's book "Self-Made Man" above, but you can also see her interviewed on TV here, or read a Salon.com article on her and "Self-Made Man" here.

Maybe if Elite Daily writer Kylie McConville and her sign-wielding gal pals had done the research I just did, they would have reconsidered going public with such an ill-conceived meme.*

Or to put it another way, "if they were a boy," they'd have had to actually write up a factual article -- and not been allowed to just throw together a bunch of attention-whoring pics masquerading as writing.

* I didn't want to get off-topic, but the idea for this meme isn't even original. It was taken from a Beyonce song and not credited. The real subject here just might be why so many Generation Y white girls are now stealing from black culture and passing off their ideas, music, and styles as "original." I guess only they truly know why that caged bird sings.

Post: #40

(08-06-2014 02:25 PM)General Stalin Wrote:  Why don't we counter this with a #IfIWereAGirl twitter movement? I'd be down with that... Make a Kings article about it, get some buzz going. It could certainly go viral.

Second this. Followup after the #AmericanGirlsBeLike movement.

Post: #41

"#IfIwereaboy I would call in sick 43% less than a woman"

Post: #42

(08-06-2014 11:59 AM)Renzy Wrote:  #ifiwereaboy I'd be 30 percent more likely to flunk or drop out of school

#ifiwereaboy I'd be four times more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD

#ifiwereaboy I'd be less likely to go to college, and more likely to drop out

#ifiwereaboy and I got a girl pregnant, I'd get no say in whether that child is allowed to live or gets aborted

#ifiwereaboy I'd be more likely to die or be seriously injured at work

#ifiwereaboy I'd pay more tax (in both relative and absolute terms), yet use fewer government services

#ifiwereaboy I'd be more likely to be convicted, and more heavily sentenced, for the same crime

#ifiwereaboy I'd be more likely to be incarcerated generally

#ifiwereaboy I'd be more likely to commit suicide

#ifiwereaboy my diseases (e.g. prostate cancer) would receive both less attention and less funding than those of girls

#ifiwereaboy I'd be far more likely to get taken to the cleaners in a divorce, including visitation rights

#ifiwereaboy and I divorced, I'd be more likely denied visitation rights of my children, even if legally entitled to such a right

Etc., etc.

Post: #43

9:25 I found of particular interest...

(08-07-2014 04:46 PM)Days of Broken Arrows Wrote:  Leaving aside the degrading use of the word "boy" when they mean "men," if any of these women were made men, they could never handle it. They'd run screaming back to the female gender like a bunch of...girls.

How do we know?

Because of what happened when Lesbian writer Norah Vincent actually tried this. Vincent was able to pass as a man and and wrote a book about it in 2006, "Self-Made Man: One Woman's Year Disguised as a Man." Her consensus was that it's much more difficult to be a man and part of the reason for that is because women are such bitches to men.

But more importantly, her time as a "man" made her so distraught that she ended up checking herself into a mental hospital for depression -- and this became the source of her next book.

I linked Vincent's book "Self-Made Man" above, but you can also see her interviewed on TV here, or read a Salon.com article on her and "Self-Made Man" here.

Maybe if Elite Daily writer Kylie McConville and her sign-wielding gal pals had done the research I just did, they would have reconsidered going public with such an ill-conceived meme.*

Or to put it another way, "if they were a boy," they'd have had to actually write up a factual article -- and not been allowed to just throw together a bunch of attention-whoring pics masquerading as writing.

* I didn't want to get off-topic, but the idea for this meme isn't even original. It was taken from a Beyonce song and not credited. The real subject here just might be why so many Generation Y white girls are now stealing from black culture and passing off their ideas, music, and styles as "original." I guess only they truly know why that caged bird sings.

Post: #44

(08-08-2014 02:01 AM)Feisbook Control Wrote:  

(08-06-2014 11:59 AM)Renzy Wrote:  #ifiwereaboy I'd be 30 percent more likely to flunk or drop out of school

#ifiwereaboy I'd be four times more likely to be diagnosed with ADHD

#ifiwereaboy I'd be less likely to go to college, and more likely to drop out

#ifiwereaboy and I got a girl pregnant, I'd get no say in whether that child is allowed to live or gets aborted

#ifiwereaboy I'd be more likely to die or be seriously injured at work

#ifiwereaboy I'd pay more tax (in both relative and absolute terms), yet use fewer government services

#ifiwereaboy I'd be more likely to be convicted, and more heavily sentenced, for the same crime

#ifiwereaboy I'd be more likely to be incarcerated generally

#ifiwereaboy I'd be more likely to commit suicide

#ifiwereaboy my diseases (e.g. prostate cancer) would receive both less attention and less funding than those of girls

#ifiwereaboy I'd be far more likely to get taken to the cleaners in a divorce, including visitation rights

#ifiwereaboy and I divorced, I'd be more likely denied visitation rights of my children, even if legally entitled to such a right

Etc., etc.

That list you wrote is gold.

Post: #45

(08-06-2014 02:34 PM)Sidney Crosby Wrote:  

(08-06-2014 09:26 AM)TheWastelander Wrote:  

Somebody saw #AmericanGirlsBeLike

If she was a boy she would be a beta as fuck white-knight

If she was self aware she'd see some irony in that sign.

Post: #46

That's like children holding sings that if they were grown ups, they would spend all money on candy.

Post: #47

#ifIwasagirl, I'd be fucking half of california by now.