#803 It pains me to chime in on a confession like #802, and I usually wouldn't but I need to comment on it and some of the ensuing comments. I am a guy who has been pretty skinny for most of his life. Now, I have gained a little more muscle mass, and am comfortable with my physique and body. However, i have personally faced an enormous amount of societal pressure that I am not living up to the male standard, and have been called names and poked fun at since elementary school. I have seen woman after woman pine after the stereotypical hot, super buff guy, and turn around and ask me why I don't look like that. I have been called anorexic, stick, chicken legs/arms, beanpole, and more unpleasant things--ALL by women. Please, feminists and the like, tell me that feminist thought says there doesn't get to be an enormous double standard about commenting on the body and physique. Tell me that women can't say that to me, all the time. Tell me they can't poke my ribs and tell me to eat more food. How about I go up to a slightly overweight woman and tell her to eat less food or work out? See how that works. I see women idolize world cup stars, football players from the NFL and in high school my high school, while casting men like me with a lithe physique to the side, and hating on our body type all the while. It's time for the double standard BS to end. I will stand with feminists if they tell me that if I can't EVER comment on a woman's sex appeal, body type, physique, and weight, if women can't do the same to me, all the time, while holding me to a stupid standard. Granted, it has been way better at Mac, but don't tell me this doesn't exist, or that women have it that much worse--because that's a lie that I have lived my life long. The body criticism slides off me now, mostly, but past comments have really hurt me. Can we stop pretending that guys don't care when women make passing jokes about their chubbiness, lack of abs, lack of bulging muscles, and more? If women can ogle world cup players, I should be able to ogle in the same way right? Of course, in a just society nobody should be able to objectify anyone's body, but that is rather beside the point, isn't it? Yes, society and women HAVE been telling me, in ways subtle and not, that I need to be ripped/shredded/buff/huge to be fully manly, attractive, and sexually desirable, and that's blooming sad. Let's end this, together.

#802 As a woman, I am offended by all this discussion about women fearing straight men because a lot of them are rapists/dirty molesters/people who make slightly uncomfortable comments. I believe that I am capable of raping men and I live to make people uncomfortable. Warn the men about me!

#802 Yo wtf where are you Mac confessions?

#802 There is a lot of bitching from females about how female models set unreasonable expectations for little girls. I agree that some of these expectations might not be reasonable, but believe that all women can be fit and thin regardless of genetics.

This brings me to male fitness in the media. I honestly believe that men are held to far more unreasonable standards then women. For example, to get shredded as fuck natty it takes many years of hard work lifting and eating right.

For a women to stay thin she simply must eat right and do maintenance. No heavy lifting, no heavy bulking, just cardio and a minor calorie deficit.

To get the ideal male body would require years of training and probably a good deal of gear.

To get the ideal female body you just have to not fuck up.

So where are these feminists getting off claiming they have it "sooo bad" in the media when the men are the ones who actually have it bad.

#801 Daily Reminder

Women are to be submissive to their husbands, and raise their children properly upright.

Men are to protect the family, and provide for it.

Men are not walking rape machines.
Women are not walking sex dolls.

Gender roles were created for our benefit and well-being.

#801 I was on tinder and I "liked" this woman. She was 29 and very attractive. Lo and behold it was a match. We get to talking and she immediately came out as trans to me. Now, for me personally, that's a sexual deal breaker, but I don't see anything wrong with being trans. I don't want to lead her on but I also don't want to like stop talking to her just because she's trans. And I bet that she gets tons of guys who she tells and then just keep talking to her (remember, this is tinder, sex/romance is the point) to give themselves a pat on the back for being tolerant when they have already close themselves off from anything happening. I imagine that is frustrating in and of itself. Now I ask... What should I do?

#801 FUCK YOUR SORORITY GIRL CONFORMIST BITCH POLITICS, MAC. I'M AUDI, AND UR ON MY LAST FUCKING NERVE. Bow down, viscous. FUK ALL OF U.

#801 Things I miss about Mac: 1. The Poon, 2. The Minifridges, 3. Crystalled Yams.