DonDaddyD
::Gesturing ala Nas::
Once again this was born out of the feminism thread.
A lot of members were talking about Men being physically stronger than Women. Others were talking about Women having a higher pain threshold. Some based their arguements on science and some stated their opinions on socially accepted assumptions.
Biologically Men are different from Women, physically we are also. I would say that yes Men on average are naturally stronger than Women. We are on average; taller, wider, broader and our bodies hold more muscle mass.
What I would like is for us to discuss and highlight the proven evidence of how the gender's are different and in what area's.
For example: Are Women more emotionally attached too their children moreso than Men because they carried them full term and if that is the case are mothers who unfortunately don't less attached too their children? In both cases I would say no.
A lot of members were talking about Men being physically stronger than Women. Others were talking about Women having a higher pain threshold. Some based their arguements on science and some stated their opinions on socially accepted assumptions.
Biologically Men are different from Women, physically we are also. I would say that yes Men on average are naturally stronger than Women. We are on average; taller, wider, broader and our bodies hold more muscle mass.
What I would like is for us to discuss and highlight the proven evidence of how the gender's are different and in what area's.
For example: Are Women more emotionally attached too their children moreso than Men because they carried them full term and if that is the case are mothers who unfortunately don't less attached too their children? In both cases I would say no.
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