Top 10 Ways Why Men Have It Easier Than Women

This is why we need feminism.

1. I get terrible pain in most of my body.
2. I get heavy periods on the first and second days, which are the worst.
3. I experience nausea, like morning sickness, and have to take tablets for it. The tablets are supposed to help with pain, but they only help with the nausea, not the pain.
4. My periods caused my epilepsy.
5. They also caused my weight gain when I was younger.
6. A day or so before I start, I have to use the toilet more frequently, and it's not for the period itself.

So, males shouldn't make excuses about their private parts bleeding or giving them pain when some people have to deal with more than just blood and pain. I first thought nausea was something everyone experienced with periods, like the pain.

This one kind of depends on what you mean. If you mean just looking good, I agree, but men definitely have it harder when it comes to things like weight.

I see guys get body-shamed a lot, and the people who claim to be against body-shaming don't seem to care. But if you body-shame a woman, they will treat you like you killed someone.

Men complain that they don't have many clothing choices. That's because if a guy wears the same outfit all week, no one will comment. But if a girl wears the same outfit twice, even on non-consecutive days, everyone notices!

We also need to look good and get judged based on our appearance.

Want to have a child? Yeah. This is what we have to go through if we want that. Imagine your skin ripping from the hole of your penis to your butthole. Yeah, that's what's happening to us.

This is the worst. I'm a man, but come on... maybe this and having a period every month. By the way, "They Age Slower"? Bullcrap, we age as fast as women, we just pull it off better.

Imagine in older times - no painkillers! But it means women are very strong since God chose women to do such a task.

We can burp and fart around our friends, and they rate it based on how funny, loud, or smelly it was.

But if a girl burps, we are taken aback by it and need time to process what just happened.

Actually, I agree with this one. In grade 10, a boy burped really loud, and the teacher laughed. Five minutes later, I accidentally burped, said excuse me, and I got detention.

I was brought up not to do these nasty bodily outbursts in public because it's "most unladylike." Why is it funny that men can get away with it?

Don't put on makeup:
I get called ugly.

I put on makeup:
I wear too much.

What gives, guys?

Most girls do, though, because society makes them think they aren't pretty if they go natural.

If a man gains weight, it's fine, and no one really notices. How often do magazines do articles about male celebrity weight gain?

However, almost every magazine has an article ridiculing a female celebrity for gaining weight. If a man gains weight, it's no big deal, but if a woman does, it's blown out of proportion.

Exactly. Men can gain weight and even abuse their girlfriend, yet still have a successful career with millions of fans. Meanwhile, if a woman gains a few pounds, she's fired, shunned, ridiculed, and mocked.

There are more male perverts than female. When was the last time you heard about a man being sexually harassed on the news?

Yes, women are more likely to be sexually harassed. That doesn't mean men don't get sexually harassed.

The sad thing is that some people take this to mean that men don't get harassed.

I mean, sure, you get a kid out of it (unless you kill the baby through abortion), but it still hurts like hell.

It's sexist that men are allowed to go topless while women aren't. There's nothing wrong with toplessness.

Women should also be allowed to go topless so there can be gender equality.

So apparently men's nipples are fine, but women's aren't. What? I mean, it's stupid because the only difference is that women's stick out from our chests a bit. Literally, there shouldn't be a problem.

In three states, women going topless is illegal, and in all the other states, you can get in trouble for it. So don't even think about saying we can, because we can't!

If a woman has a good idea, it's tossed out the door. But with a man, right away it's like, Oh yeah, great idea.

Definitely. Women are always treated less seriously, and it's really annoying.

I respect women, but I will agree with this one!

That is true because sometimes when women wake up, their hair is all messed up. But when men wake up, their hair isn't as messy.

That part is true. Anything looks better than me first thing in the morning. In fact, anything looks better than me, period.

Exactly. My boyfriend always looks perfect in the morning. I look like I just got run over.

That wasn't a criticism. I was saying that it's ironic that women who are well-spoken are generally referred to as snobs, and it's unfair to them.

It is nonsensical that men are viewed positively if they are well-spoken and well-dressed, whereas women are not. So, sorry if I sounded like I was calling them snobs, which, of course, they aren't, just because they're well-dressed and well-spoken.

PositronWildHawk, our paths cross yet again.

I am a well-spoken woman, and because of my job, I am also well-dressed and sometimes find myself at upmarket functions. My neighbors are forever calling me a snob. None of them take the time to get to know me to realize that I am far from a snob. In fact, I despise snobbery in all forms.

Make sense now?

Going through the bra section of Walmart or Target with my mom is literally torture. I have to wait for her to finish trying them on.

It's awful! Besides, women's chests just stick out more, and I don't understand why breasts are considered inappropriate.

It also depends on the size of your boobs. If they're big, it will hurt, but if they're small, they won't really hurt. There is also the trouble of finding a bra that is the right size and comfortable.

Same here. In the summer, guys can just take off their shirts. Where I live, girls should only strip down to a T-shirt.

You talk like every woman is like that. What if they don't want children or prioritize their studies? End the stereotypes. You just want more money. GREED.

My bikinis always come off when I'm swimming, and it sucks. They just have to wear shorts.

I don't mind a swimsuit, but I don't like wearing bikinis where 95% of my body is shown.

Creepy guys ALWAYS stare at me. I'm in my freshman year of high school, so I'm 14, and I get creepy 25-year-olds hitting on me and staring. It's really creepy.

Well, that's grade school. I'm not saying guys aren't stared at too, but you mostly hear about girls getting harassed because it happens more often.

I had two harassers in sixth grade and one in seventh, so I get it.

A key that can open many locks is a master key. A lock that can be opened with any key is useless.

Not necessarily a hero, but he does get praised by everyone.

I think the idea of being a tomboy is kind of weird.

It's not cool for women to look "smart" in school. They're encouraged to act dumb and ditzy because it's seen as attractive.

Women aren't prepared to support themselves as adults. They're expected to support their man, who is the breadwinner. This is unfair and encourages women to rely on men.

The most annoying thing ever. And waxing hurts. So does getting it lasered off. And if you cut yourself while shaving... Ouch.

I feel self-conscious with hairy legs. I got my dad's genes. So I kind of agree with this one, but some people don't mind having hairy legs.

I love a man with a beard, chest hair, and leg hair.

This is so true. Women have always been oppressed everywhere and still are in some places. But for men, they're fine. It's so unfair. Being a woman is truly unfair.

Name one country where men can be beaten for wearing pants.