Is it normal i hate being a woman?!!!!!!

"I feel women are treated as inferior to men because they can have children."

I don't think that's the reason at all, actually. But personally, I think you should get over it. Whining over something you can't change is redundant. Many men understand that women aren't a living fleshlight and acknowledge intelligence. More so than not.

But to those who don't respect you just because you're a female, flip them off and prove them wrong.

The world is changing and I believe males and females will be completely equal someday if we remain patient and persistent (but not extreme). Hopefully feminism doesn't get carried away, resulting in men being treated unequally.

I personally haven't had much trouble with being a woman. I'm happy to have been born a woman in this time. There are a couple things that bother me but they haven't really affected me too much. Hell things have gotten much better for us in just the past 20 years.

Never heard of the ability to bear children being viewed as an inferior trait. It seems to be the opposite to me actually. When I was prego I had one professor who somewhat exalted me for it and said almost everyday something like, "if it were up to men to have babies, I wouldn't be able to do it".

Perhaps you've had more negative experiences than me though?

I don't think there is any need to be ashamed of being a woman.

A lot of men who do look down on women do so due to the stereotype that women are overly-emotional, selfish while making themselves out as selfless (I'd do anything for you, I can't believe you would rather work on your car than spend time with ME tonight!), prissy ("go fuck yourself" or "I don't want to get dirty" as a response to a guy asking for help on a difficult project) and the subsequent contradiction of "girl power"!, ungrateful and entitled etc.

Trust me, men get it pretty fuckin bad too in the "this is what a real man should be" department and my best response is that if men and women believe those stereotypes, then that's all they'll see. These stereotypes made it difficult at first for me to be taken seriously in a man's profession but I kept working hard and now I'm one of the bosses so if you're already accepting a certain fate because you're a woman then you've already fucked up.

I think you're wrong and you're a little right. The media does attempt to influence the public in the way you're describing. Sex sells. On the other hand I think it's only a partial success. I don't think most people actually view women like that in real life. Yes I view women in a sexual manner because I am a guy, but I don't actually treat them like objects. They're people just like me. I can't help being sexually attracted to them though, that's just biology.

Prepare to be attacked by Crusades and ItDuz ^_^

it's because of the male dominated media, for example if females controlled the media then there would be a lot more scantily clad men in advertisements and other places. girls and women are definitely objectified and sexualized more than their male counterparts, but that's just a reality and people should accept that the genders are not identical. it's the same when it comes to different ethnic groups, we should try to appreciate diversity instead of saying that males and females are exactly the same in every way. yes men will generally continue to judge girls and women based on looks at some subconscious level, but nobody really escapes how other people form perceptions of them partly on looks. it's more of a defense mechanism more than anything else, and attractive people are mentally associated with kindness, pleasantness, and often intelligence. of course there is a social stigma (e.g., males are more often referred to by their profession, like "he's a plumber", but females are more often referred to by physical characteristics, like "she's a blonde".) that being said, women who are successful in their careers have earned respect and at a certain point, achievements become more prominent compared to superficial appearances. similar to how lots of guys tell women to "get back in the kitchen" - it's meant as a joke and not literally. sure it's sexist but most of the time it isn't meant to be malicious, simply as light hearted fun and humor. I think when people don't take things so seriously, they're more likely to accept it as something that doesn't bother them as much. the measure of someone's character is how much they choose to be affected by things that don't matter, and how much they choose to focus their energy on real things and issues that do matter.

*Sigh*

Somehow women can have more govenment spending for their health issues and safety, can't be forced in to war legally, can't be mutilated at birth legally, have more parental choices legally, the majority in education yet still have systems like affirmitive action, and so many other things yet are still the victims of this so called misogynistic society.

The grass isn't greener on the other side, dearie.

Buuuuuuuuuut, I'm almost entirely sure this is a troll post. I don't know why but it just reads like one.

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I will say this to the men- If you are one that feels its ok to smak, slap, punch, push, kick, poke, belittle, humiliate, verbally degrade, or emotionally beat down the woman you claim that "you love" her and yet you treat her like dog shit on the bottom of your boots, you WILL change your ways after its your time to become another person victimized by a sexual predator. Yes I do love women. I feel that men usually treat them the way they do because of how they were raised. Someday after you men have been sexually assaulted, abused, victimized, however you want to lay it out on the table I promise you will have so much respect for women that it wouldnt be an issue in society. So men , go on out become a victim and then look deep deep down inside your self. Z how it felt for someone to be controlling your every move, be it by blackmail, or just coercion, or a beating from a belt,, If you want respect then try and show respect first, thats not a bad thing.
(I have more respect for women and things like when they say "no" and mean it).

Get off the internet and make me a sandwich.

Yes, sometimes women are under minded and put down. But unless you're planning on doing something about it, keep it to yourself.

Get a sex change.