Also sperm only last for like 2 months tops before they are reabsorbed into the body and replaced xD Dude literally had no idea what he was talking about haha

He did! SMH. I also loved the one hurdle the guy had in the second cartoon: prostate cancer. Ummmm. How about we add breast cancer, cervical cancer, and uterine cancer to the women's hurdles...

Yeah. He’s neglected the pain, hormonal swings and some shame women experience when menstruating, PCOS, cervical and ovarian cancers and other diseases that can leave women barren ON TOP of all the complications of pregnancy, miscarriage or risk of dying during or after childbirth AND post partum depression. But yeah, a guy carrying sperm in his ballsacs for years is the exact same thing...

Yes he did!

Yeah, that guy had no idea how the human reproductive system works. Women are born with as many eggs as she’s ever going to have. Men however make sperm on average about every 2-3 weeks if not expelled (previous sperm is reabsorbed at that point if not expelled) if completely expelled then their body produces more in just 2-3 days.

Haven’t you ever acted like you were really bad at something just to get out of having to do it? We all have, though most of us grow out of it at some point in our teens. That’s the strategy some men—-the ones with low self-esteem and/or other issues—-use so women will give up and do it themselves. The reason? Because housework and childcare have traditionally been woman’s work, so is beneath them—-which is stupid, because the trend toward marrying and having children later in life (in our thirties instead of our teens) means both women AND men will have their own homes before marriage. Those homes will need to be cleaned, the men will need to feed themselves and do their dishes, and the laundry will still have to be done (you can only turn your tightly-whiteys dirty side out once). It only makes sense for men to learn how to cook and clean. Same thing goes for women and car repair, minor household repairs, etc. Additionally, many men end up as single fathers, so learning how to take care of children makes sense as well.

Amy Grant, I wish you wouldn't make sexist stereotypes. Most men in America live by themselves or with other men before marriage and get by fine. Saying that men "fail at basic household tasks" ignores the years they spend taking care of themselves.

I think this is too generalised. My parents. Both work. My father doesn't do housework, tho he does know how to do it and will help if maid is not there. he uses the time to build networking(as how we can keep our business without giving others fees for the patients) coz they r in private sector. My mom manages housework with her profession and bank and legal work. Coz my father is not good with rules and regulations and buracracy. They both work in unison and have divided work based on strgenths. Ofcourse there r fights in our home on him not taking basic care coz that's how he was rasied & my mom is meticulous. But largely in our house the entire work is divided. They have engagement in community and family , spearheaded by my father. So at the end of the day it's really a subjectwise story

Jokes on you. The low self esteem ones are the ones who feel the need to marry a man and do all that.