Gender stereotypes are one of those things that just won’t go away. No matter how many times they get debunked, they keep popping up in conversations, dating advice, magazine horoscope pages and those weird “alpha male” podcasts. And most of the time, they’re completely wrong.
That’s why women and men of Reddit decided to set the record straight and call out the biggest myths about themselves. Their answers ranged from funny to genuinely frustrating, and they show just how many assumptions people make without really knowing what they’re talking about.
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#81
I had a longer post but they really do assume we know anything about cars. Had engine trouble and i took it to a mechanic. Y’know as if I knew anything about whats under the hood to even stick a new engine in.
An engine is expensive, labor is where that cost comes from. They have the know-how and tools to do it not guys in-general.
An engine is expensive, labor is where that cost comes from. They have the know-how and tools to do it not guys in-general.
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#82
I don't know about mythical, but my ex boyfriend was grossed out when I told him I can grow a happy trail on my stomach just like men do lol. He was lucky I preferred the look and feel of having no body hair, cause I considered growing it out just to shatter his illusion of women even further.
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#86
That we can easily find a good looking and decent guy to either date or sleep with and that we're just being picky for no reason.
Guys are FAR more judgemental when it comes to looks in regards to dating. That's why there's no genderswapped beauty and the beast.
Guys are FAR more judgemental when it comes to looks in regards to dating. That's why there's no genderswapped beauty and the beast.
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