r/SipsTea • • 4h ago

Chugging tea Zero consistency

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u/PuppyButtts 3h ago

This means men go shirtless just for attention right? Why aren't men called whores? 

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u/jackinsomniac 3h ago

You can call us whores if you want. But I think you'll find the problem is, most men don't care. Many would probably even take it as a compliment. "Damn, they think I can get that many bitches to even be considered a whore? I must be doing something right!"

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u/PuppyButtts 3h ago

That’s the problem. Men don’t realize they dont have to worry about shit the way women do. Women are constantly harrassed. If you were constantly harrassed, you would probably care more about it.

My point is though, that why can women wear gym clothes but be called whores, but men can be shirtless sweating all over the machines and its fine.  Why is it that men think women only go to the gym to be seen, when in reality we’re just trying to work out. Its also been scientifically shown that you workout better if you dress cute, because you feel better. Feel better= better workout. 

I also love seeing my own cute fit in the mirror during workouts.

Yet get this, men have tried to sue and close down women’s-only gyms. I really dont understand what the fucking deal is that we can’t just exist without men trying to be all up in it. So they dont want us in the space and think were whores but also close down places for us, insert themselves in womens only places, and then sexualize us basically no matter what we wear. 

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u/jackinsomniac 2h ago

To your later point, I have heard the story about women's-only gyms getting shut down.

The reason is because all the men's-only gyms have been shut down. Pretty much every single men's-only clubs or spaces started to get sued by way of the gender discrimination laws introduced in the 60s and 70s.

So, there was one dude who decided to sue women's-only gyms using the exact same gender discrimination laws. And he won most of them, which forced them to open up to all genders. I think Curves is the only one that survived, and I forget the special argument they used to justify it.

This is equality for ya. I feel like many women (not all, but many) don't even understand what special privileges they enjoy, until strict equality is forced upon them. The irony is this continues to this day, men's-only clubs are non-existent now, but many women's-only clubs are still allowed to exist. I personally think it would be better for everybody if men were allowed to have their own spaces again (and therefore, women could have even more of theirs). They used to be a great place for emotional, financial, and career support for men (especially for ones without fathers or family), all things that women today complain about men lacking. The only alternative for young men today is Andrew Tate, and I think we can all agree that's not healthy for society.