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Steroid_Virgin
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Easy...
Men view women as something to fuck before they go out with their buddies
Women view men as a self replenishing bank account to go shopping with.
Men view women as something to fuck before they go out with their buddies
Women view men as a self replenishing bank account to go shopping with.
satanic goatslayer
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That sounds like a horrid essay topic. You should have your teacher burned alive for that.
How do men view women?
And
How do women view men?
Men view women as different things at different points in their lives, as do women. I believe that both view each other as, first, someone to spend time with and some one to have sexual encounters with. Eventually they look for someone to love or to love them, someone to have a serious relationship with. And eventually both view each other as potential life partners.
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How do women view men?
Men view women as different things at different points in their lives, as do women. I believe that both view each other as, first, someone to spend time with and some one to have sexual encounters with. Eventually they look for someone to love or to love them, someone to have a serious relationship with. And eventually both view each other as potential life partners.
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. Proportionately, television, movies, commercials and ads feature women who are far more physically attractive than the population as a whole. Develop a sociological rationale for and against this practice. How does this practice affect the manner by which society views women?
. Proportionately, television, movies, commercials and ads feature women who are far more physically attractive than the population as a whole. Develop a sociological rationale for and against this practice. How does this practice affect the manner by which society views women?
Steroid_Virgin
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LiLady11 said:
Hmm are you saying Im wrong?
and I agree with you SG..
ShadowKnight
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Men always want to be a woman's first love - women want to be a man's last romance.
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Norman Bates
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The topic is too general.
I guess every man sees something different in women. And probably soemthing different in each woman, too.
I guess every man sees something different in women. And probably soemthing different in each woman, too.
Norman Bates
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vixenbabe said:
Where can one meet women like you?
Prometheus
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problem is the question is way too broad to answer, even in an essay.
if your professor is a feminist, try using the argument that men compare themselves to other men and base their self-worth on possessions and view women as objects to be possessed, with the sexiest/prettiest woman being most desireable, much like nice cars, houses, money, etc. -- and women view men as security, because they have been historically abused, downtrodden, and mistreated and are forced by chauvinists to depend on a man for financial and physical security.
if not, try the equal partners/opposites attract thing, with the yin/yang stuff where the weaknesses of one complement the strengths of the other (male aggression vs. female nuturing, male logic vs. female intuition, etc.)
if the prof. is a chauvinist, try the first one, but make it sound like its a good thing.
if your professor is a feminist, try using the argument that men compare themselves to other men and base their self-worth on possessions and view women as objects to be possessed, with the sexiest/prettiest woman being most desireable, much like nice cars, houses, money, etc. -- and women view men as security, because they have been historically abused, downtrodden, and mistreated and are forced by chauvinists to depend on a man for financial and physical security.
if not, try the equal partners/opposites attract thing, with the yin/yang stuff where the weaknesses of one complement the strengths of the other (male aggression vs. female nuturing, male logic vs. female intuition, etc.)
if the prof. is a chauvinist, try the first one, but make it sound like its a good thing.
vixenbabe
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Originally posted by HumorMe
That just gave me chills and a slight pain in the chest at the same time.
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No chest pains allowed! Geesh, you'd have a heart attack if I told ya to drop the drawers and let me ogle ya....
Master "Bates" - Just gotta look.... Really, if I knew back then what I know now..Life would have been easier......(sorry, could not resist the word play with your Elite name!)
That just gave me chills and a slight pain in the chest at the same time.
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No chest pains allowed! Geesh, you'd have a heart attack if I told ya to drop the drawers and let me ogle ya.... Master "Bates" - Just gotta look.... Really, if I knew back then what I know now..Life would have been easier......(sorry, could not resist the word play with your Elite name!)
HumorMe
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vixenbabe said:
At my age, chest pains are a reality! As far as the ogling this goes......bring your magnifying glass and a tissue. Tissue to be used to wipe away the tears from laughing so hard.
TEXgrl
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Sebass67 said:
this is because everyone likes to look at something pleasant. not ugly. i think there have been tests done where both a nice looking person and an ugly person were put in front of a baby to see which one he preferred and he preferred the more attractive person.
The media portray beautiful people in their ads to sell products, an image, whatever. women buy the product with the hopes they will be magically transformed by whatever they buy. it plays upon their self esteem or self worth. also, so much shit out there nowdays promises a quick fix, great results with very little effort, and people in general are lazy and want the easiest way out. kinda like, hey, if i buy this shampoo, my hair will look like jennifer anistons hair. if i take this little pill, i'll wake up looking like the model in the picture.
Norman Bates
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vixenbabe said:Originally posted by HumorMe
Master "Bates" - Just gotta look.... Really, if I knew back then what I know now..Life would have been easier......(sorry, could not resist the word play with your Elite name!)
Wow, someone called me master... that´s good for my selfesteem
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Prometheus
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Sebass67 said:
true, but that advent was the beginning of history -- beautiful women have always been glorified, back to Greek/Roman mythology, Cleopatra, Helen of Troy, etc., and there has never been a time when it was "better" for a woman to be unattractive. difference is that ancient Egypt didn't have "Cosmo" and "Friends" and most people were too busy trying not to starve to work themselves into hysteria over this stuff.
How I view men
What I appreciate most about men, and how I view them, is that for the most part what you see is what you get. Most men don't have any hidden agendas. There's no wondering about what he really meant but that. If he said I looked nice in that dress, that's what he meant. Period.
I can't speak for how men view women, but it seems to me that us women often look too hard for hidden messages in what men say.
What I appreciate most about men, and how I view them, is that for the most part what you see is what you get. Most men don't have any hidden agendas. There's no wondering about what he really meant but that. If he said I looked nice in that dress, that's what he meant. Period.
I can't speak for how men view women, but it seems to me that us women often look too hard for hidden messages in what men say.
PinK233
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This question is way too general....every person is different in the way they view the opposite sex...the way I see a man can be completely different from the next woman...if you want to get general then yes, men may be more inclined to view a woman in a more sexual manner...as opposed to a woman who would view a man in a more emotional state, seeing him as a caregiver or protector....but like I said this is a general statement...
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