Took me a sec to realize it, but good going. You have to consider yourself first.

I've never understood this...if you lose control over what a woman wears then you need some serious help. The problem definitely isn't the clothes.

haha, love this!

This goes for everybody. Treat others the way you want to be treated

Well done.

When you made an effort and treated her well and when you just stopped.

Everytime!

And it's always on us, don't dress that way, don't walk there, don't provoke. When it happens we didn't fight enough, fought too hard, didn't say no, didn't mean it when we said it. If we report it we get blamed, re traumatized by questions and rape kits that are then left untouched, called liars.

Agree entirely and this is one of the reasons I hate Disney movies

Good for you.

I feel a drop off interest on men (thanks a lot) when I say my husband is a police officer or a jujitsu master.

Grandma rocks!

I love this 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Ew. Just ew.

I'm still thinking about the time women had to use hat pins to defend themselves from handsy men. They were covered in fabric from head to tow. It's never about the way you dress, it's about being decent.

I sure wish I was that savy when I was that age

I always support the allies, reminding them how much I value them.

My mom was convinced she was just a miserable person. She eloped w my dad when she was 15 he was 19. She was 25 when she got divorced she then realized she was a very outgoing extrovert that loved to smile and be herself

So true.

This lizzard lifts us all to a higher level

Well done

I don't think that's true. Most men have women in their lives they love / care about, and absolutely hate any form of violence against women.

TRUTH.

If everywoman had father like this...

Short, ugly, broke and stupid.

That woman is a true patriot!

Wow, someone need to practice house chores more often.

Teen boys definitely are as emotional as girls.....so let's help them and stop telling them to man up rather than using it as an excuse to beat them down.

This stereotype actually lead to me not getting a diagnosis on a mood disorder until I was an adult. Now as long as I take my meds I am able to function more normally and not break into tears when a plant dies.

All teens have emotions. Regardless of gender or sex.

Also saying that girls are quieter than boys.So we allow boys to do things because of their "nature" while castrating futures women. And, of course, mothers of girls are so lucky in this sense that they can't complain or feel tired.

Boys are less emotional than girls because the society coerces them into being less emotional, because it is 'not masculine', 'boys don't cry' and similar nonsense

it's one plate...

As a 53 year old sister of 5 older brothers and a mother of two son, I can tell everyone (including men) from experience ... men are at least as emotional, as women ... and they sure are NOT the stronger gender.

THIS IS NONSENSE! literally trying to categorize all boys/ men into a category based on 1 event by one boy... when he was 14 years old... talk about taken out of context... maybe blame this dumb bitch mom... ever thought about that? maybe he had the meltdown because of how she acted or raised him... you people need to grow the f**k up

I have two teenage boys. They are definitely not less emotional. (Raised a girl first) We have random sadness, feeling pressured to have sex, angry outbursts, and sometimes when they just need a hug. If you don't force your kids to adhere to "typical" gender standards, they find their own way. Emotions, risky behavior, sexual readiness are not gender specific.

Mom of five boys Oldest is awesome now but 12-17 were hell Second is 13 it’s been hell since 12 Third will be 12 in November, I don’t drink.. but if this continues I may need to start Hormones in boys are just as crazy as hormones in girls boys were just taught they couldn’t express themselves :/

Teen years are difficult regardless of the sex of the teen. Ask any parent of a teen, but make sure you are comfy and hydrated when you do, because it can be a really long conversation!

No that's someone expressing their immunity. Their kids for crap sake

Uhhh, Emma, you shoulda raised that out of him.

45 minutes? That's not normal

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I see the underlying point, but if your 14yr old son has a 45 minute meltdown about putting his dish away I wouldn’t blame society.

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You mean 45 seconds don't you?

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You brought him up... nothing like building a rod for your own back then moaning about it on social media!!!

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Sounds like a mom deflecting blame for raising her child to act inappropriately

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I'm a girl around his age and I have never had a meltdown over doing such a thing. Drama Queen.