Angelblaze said:
Title, I've been thinking as of late is there any list of pro female sayings/insults like, 'Be a man', 'Man up', 'Grow some balls', like men have - but not based on physical beauty or sexuality? Can we get a complied list?
[On a side note, how did the gender that pushes living, human beings - limbs, head and all - out of their sexual organs NOT get the 'physically durable' note from society?]
Simple
form what I've amassed through my life and karen it goes a little somthin like this.
You need more woman then men to propagate species.
Woman's survival > man's
Woman prioritizes their own to ensure their offspring past and future choose mates that can protect and reduce risk to themselves thus want mates that can.
Females become highly sensitive to discomfort to prevent harm to child, men become sensitive to woman's needs to assist survival of offspring. (ever wonder why some incests let themselves be eaten after mating? that would be it.)
Men grow to become protectors and physically powerful to ensure female survival, females become neutonous as a result of an odd chain of species wide reflective identification that continues to this day.
Men become stronger through natural selection, as the weaker ones are weeded out, they also gain the ability to notice movement better then women to help on the hunt, woman's eyes become better at discerning colour to aid in gathering.
At the point of sapient tribes men have easily compartmentalized and suppressed emotions to assist in being damn good human shields.
Men are now valved on strength and better yet bravery as a tournament species, becoming highly competitive.
Females become obsessed with beauty, survial depends on mating, mating depends on fertility. they also become increasingly better socially to both utilize their mate to ensure genetic survival and to operate within social hierarchies.
I have no idea why but woman developed in group preference but hat's also a thing.
Mans valve is his physical durability, strength and virility. A confident strong man is a good mate and will sire strong offspring.
A female's strength in social understanding, beauty and fertility. A socially smart woman uses her mate to survive and doing so their children also do, a beautiful woman is health and has a greater chance to survive childbirth and a fertile woman produces good offspring.
Interesting thing to not a lot of male insults are often to suggest the person in question is a bad mate or lacks virility, or even simpler cannot please a woman.
Mind you this is using the data I've been given, this as far as I know is how the human race function until the last 1000~ years, perhaps 100~ what with industrial jobs being hella deadly.
A man had to man up or rub some dirt in it, stop crying like a damn baby and move on when hunting.
A woman did not have to, in fact the woman main defense was not handle things themselves but direct it to the man an I assume that's the reason.
On top of that it's a rather direct statement "to grow a pair" and often works in the less political male sphere, where insults and jokes are often used for bonding.
With woman I have heard that is not so much the case.
I assert that; the reason why you don't see it as an existent collection of phrase,
Not sure if this helped or really accurate, either way LET"S SEE YOU GRIT THOSE TEETH.
NateA42 said:
Does "don't get your panties in a bunch" count?
Angelblaze said:
[On a side note, how did the gender that pushes living, human beings - limbs, head and all - out of their sexual organs NOT get the 'physically durable' note from society?]
I'm really amazed people can't figure out the fact that "grows some balls" refers to the fact that the testes produce testosterone which in turn will "put some hair on your chest" which is a sign of manliness. "Grows some balls" just basically means "grow up" i.e. go through puberty.
interesting, I have often heard grow a pair and I have put some thinking into it.
Why grow a pair, not grow a dick, the symbol of dudeness, I figure it's for the sake of reproduction as the balls house the sperm and are often associated with the full translation for puberty to adulthood, I.e. "waiting for his balls to drop.".
It seems to outline the need for creation, to beget something and with the extension to grow a pair (ovaries are included) it seems the phase in of and itself means, be able to contribute something meaningful in the primal nature of the phrase.
[edit]That was something, woo, I lost this post once and now I've stayed up much later then I wanted retyping it, I'm sorry if it's a bit incomprehensible, I am tired. let's leave it at that[edit]
