Do men love women more than women love men?
Yes, men love women more than women love men. Even today, when men are second class citizens there are still guys willing to champion women's rights (and privileges). Do you think if women were in charge they would be putting men on a pedestal and taking care of their "loved" ones?. Men love women more; both physically and emotionally: Women don't tend to date poor guys. They tend to "want" men not because they love them but because they like to be loved by them. The "key" to female arousal lies in them being the centre of attention and feeling sexy rather than feeling anything for their partners. (they are self-centred and selfish). Guys tend to suicide more and also tend to have a harder time after a break up. Women are the ones asking for divorce more often (>70%). Besides.. Men have dedicated a lot of art to women, but what about the opposite?: When women paint, they tend to paint other women. When women write about love, they focus on the woman being the centre of attention and “love” becomes a synonym for “gynocentric egocentrism”. When women sing about relationships, they rarely focus on the guy; it is always about them unless they are looking for someone to blame. Also, we can’t forget female sexual arousal is narcissistic, and it says a lot about female’s idea of “romance”. It is but a one way street pointing at them. And women seem to love women far more than they “love” men both physically and emotionally. So, why do people think women are the "romantic ones" when they are just selfish, emotionally distant, sexually indifferent, self-centred and hypocritical gender narcissistic lesbians?. Don't let yourself be fooled by the "women are romantic" bs. Their lack of sexual desire towards the opposite sex doesn't make them more "loving" or "emotional"; lust and love are not mutually excluding. As a matter of fact, it seems sex drive and love have a lot in common, and this could explain why men love women more than women love men.
Has feminism made men afraid of women?
Of course it has. They aren't afraid of women themselves they are afraid of going to prison and being charged with something they didn't do. Women can easily report false rape accusations against men. This has made men wary of being around women. Women can easily report false domestic abuse claims. The cops many times arrest men for abuse they didn't commit. Women can easily accuse a man of sexual harassment in the workplace. Women can chain a man to paying child support. Men can't so much be in the same room with a woman without being accused of being a rapist. Men aren't trusted with children because of the stereotype that all men are pedophiles. Many women are pedophiles and get away with their sexual abuse because no one would ever suspect a woman would molest children. Single mothers are often the culprits or female teachers who sleep with underage boys. Feminists promote the idea of a rape culture saying 1 and 4 women are raped. It is misandric and illogical. Many women are over cautious of going to college campuses. This campaign raised funding and has media adverts telling women this crap. Not only has feminism made men fear women but women fear men.
Are more men than women raped in the U.S.?
The numbers are accurate, but clearly make the distinction of males raped in prison, vs. women raped outside of prison.The areas of DV, sexual assault and rape are still quite muddy - many studies have been done, and yet somehow we are still arguing about who has it worse. Then when definitions change, the waters get muddied further - rape is defined differently in different areas, for example, in certain areas, men cannot be raped, because the definition is exclusively forceful penetration of a vagina. In other areas it is "consensual sexual contact while drunk that was later regretted". This is not helpful to anyone, as we are not comparing apples with apples.By that last definition, I have been raped, multiple times by one of my exes. Should I speak up? Should I go to the police? Well, if I was female, I would be encouraged to, but as a man, it seems no one cares. Many campaigns have been run to encourage awareness of the rape of women, but I don't know of a single one encouraging awareness of the rape of men.I hear feminists scoff at this, and say, "well men aren't/can't be raped!"Who decides that? And if that is the prevalent attitude, how many men are aware that they CAN be raped, and how many fewer are willing to admit that they were raped within their relationship, and how many fewer still are going to report it?Statistics between the genders are funny things. Men tend to be more stoic, and in general, women prefer them that way. But this means they don't open up as easily, and are far less likely to acknowledge openly the terrible things that have happened to them.
More men are raped than women?
Well, a person can play numbers and definitions games all they want with this. Let's look at it another way, has there ever been a rapist or a rapist/killer that has gone around sneaking into men's bedrooms at night to rape and kill them? I mean, even if all the male rape victims of such rapes didn't report them, the police would surely notice the dead male victims? There's not, and virtually all of what society would regard as pathological stranger rapes are male on female. Conflating the issue with date rape, paedophilia, and prison sex doesn't change the fact that in society at large, the predator rapists are male and their victims are female by an overwhelming margin.
What are the main differences between prisons for men and women?
It's a lot less likely to get raped in a women's prison, but it does happen.In women's prisons, girls shave their heads to look like a dude. In men's they grow it to look like a woman. If a man gets a sex change he has to go to a women's prison, I'm not sure if the same goes for a woman who gets one.Men's prison is A LOT more political. I'm not talking about the presidential campaign, I'm talking prison politics.Snitches get stitchesDon't bring the cops in the cell/unit because you're not following the rules. (Don't get the room searched)PAY YOUR DEBTS Respect your eldersDon't take anything from anybody, if it's free now it won't be free later.Don't tell people your outdateDon't disrespect the lifers.Break bread (don't be stingy with your food. But don't give it all away either) Thats in both men and women's prisons.In men's prisons there's a different hierarchy. They have entire protective custody prisons for people who are gay, exgang members, rapists, baby killers, pedophiles, basically all the things that will get you jumped in prison for.There are no protective custody prisons for women, in fact there were two prisons where I was and they shut one down to turn it into a men's facility. Then the state passed prop 48, and had to send an enormous amount of people home early. Anyway, in men's prisons men are more able to prostitute. Guys will sell blow jobs for however much money. In women's they all are gold diggers, but they give it up for free. No one pays for sex in women's prisons. So basically, men's prison can be a whole lot tougher. That's what the other women have told me, and men I know that have been locked up. You still fight in women's prisons but not like in men's. In jail if another man is protective custody they jump him, if it's another woman they give you nasty looks.
Why do men who "rape" slutty little girls go to prison, but women who "rape" horny little boys go free?
I don't agree with your wording, ALL of these boys and girls are victims. Period. (I get that your intention was to stress the double standard, but it's as insulting to those female victims as the portrayal of those boys "wanting it" is to the male victims). The simple fact of their very young age, and the position of power these teachers have over them, means that they are victims. It's funny though, when I talk to men and women about this, ALL the women thinks it's disgusting, and want to see these women behind bars (yes, feminists, too). A lot (not all) of the men will chuckle, and say something like "That kid got lucky!" or even "If only I could've gotten that lucky!" Why is this? I think these women getting lighter sentences and it not being viewed as being as "serious" is horrendous...I would truly, truly love to see these women get the max sentence...these boys deserve full justice. And yes, it is a double standard that exists in our society, but I don't think it's one that feminism created. And BTW, I'm honestly not trying to offend, but do you think you could have had your career, with comparable pay, fifty years ago? Don't you think that feminism made this possible? Not that feminism did it "for you", but made it possible for women in general to move into a male dominated work force and earn a good wage.