Off-Topic General Discussion - Page 301

On October 17 2013 06:29 Requizen wrote:

That's generalization at it's most generalized. That's like sexism level generalization.

As for evolution, I like to think that we, as a society, have moved beyond the "best way to spread my seed" stage of humanity. If we were still banging rocks around a cave, sure I'd be with you, but this is fucking 2013 man.

On October 17 2013 06:30 gtrsrs wrote:
still? this was a shit conversation when i woke up 5 hours ago. why is it still going on? WHY?

i will post more music in an attempt to derail the madness

this song rustles my jimmies in the most delightful way:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIWmRbHDhGw

On October 17 2013 06:30 Slayer91 wrote:
Why? men still try to bang everyone at clubs, women are more selective. We've barely evolved since the banging rocks around a cave, we are just more educated, not more evolved.

On October 17 2013 06:28 Slayer91 wrote:
what I said about the way men and women have preferences. I read an article from some (female) teacher having trouble with a male student in a largely female class, starting giving him specific assignments that were more "male-oriented" and he improved a lot. I have it saved on my pc but not here. Was a very interesting read.

On October 17 2013 06:30 gtrsrs wrote:
still? this was a shit conversation when i woke up 5 hours ago. why is it still going on? WHY?

i will post more music in an attempt to derail the madness

this song rustles my jimmies in the most delightful way:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yIWmRbHDhGw

On October 17 2013 06:30 Slayer91 wrote:



Why? men still try to bang everyone at clubs, women are more selective. We've barely evolved since the banging rocks around a cave, we are just more educated, not more evolved.

On October 17 2013 06:30 Slayer91 wrote:



Why? men still try to bang everyone at clubs, women are more selective. We've barely evolved since the banging rocks around a cave, we are just more educated, not more evolved.

On October 17 2013 06:31 Requizen wrote:

She gave him assignments that were more in line with his identity, sure. That doesn't mean anything in the long run.

Say I like baseball. I'd learn better if you put all math problems in the context of RBI and stats, same thing. It's not that "HE'S A BOY SO DIFFERENT", it's that the class was steering one way and it wasn't conducive to his learning. There could have been an effeminate straight dude who didn't blink twice at the material.

On October 17 2013 06:34 Requizen wrote:


If this is honestly an argument you're going to use, you're either

a) Trolling
or
b) Really uneducated on the subject and trying to talk out your ass

Either way 5 posts on this was too many for me.

On October 17 2013 06:30 Slayer91 wrote:
you prefer pokemon?

On October 17 2013 06:36 gtrsrs wrote:


pokemon is innocent and blissful - i love it. which is your favorite pokemon?

On October 17 2013 06:36 gtrsrs wrote:


pokemon is innocent and blissful - i love it. which is your favorite pokemon?

On October 17 2013 06:34 Slayer91 wrote:


So you think it was pure cooincidence that he didnt like writing about feelings and wanted to write about being a spy or whatever and everytime males prefer that kind of thing its just cooincidence or programming, our biology is TOTALLY irrelevant/
seems VERY far-fetched and idealist to me.

On October 17 2013 06:39 Slayer91 wrote:


i have never played pokemon
i wasn't allowed to watch it because my mom thought the shows used subliminal messages even though it was a japanese show
good times

On October 17 2013 06:37 AsmodeusXI wrote:


There's actually only one real answer to this anymore.

http://www.serebii.net/pokedex-xy/704.shtml

On October 17 2013 06:40 HazMat wrote:

Someone explain the meme behind Goomy to me pls. I just got the game yesterday.

On October 17 2013 06:40 ComaDose wrote:
If a boy grows up being taught that fighting is cool and tough and feelings are for girls. then he prefers to write about being tough rather than feelings, dont you think its a pretty big stretch to assume biology has something to do with that?

On October 17 2013 06:40 Requizen wrote:

You think that didn't have anything to do with the way he was raised? It's not like he was born to want to be a spy, gender-oriented shows and entertainment during developmental stages are huge. Compare Power Rangers to... what the fuck do girls watch at that age? Used to be Disney stuff about love and relationships. You show that same boy Disney movies and cartoons on TV while growing up in lieu of Power Rangers or, fuck I don't know James Bond or something, and I bet he'd be fine writing about feelings.

You're completely ignoring the nurture aspect that society pushes on people. This is why, a lot of times, people don't realize their gender and sexuality preferences until they're teenagers, because as a child they're almost forced into their gender roles. Suddenly they're in high school and realize they can like different things and be with different people and make their own decisions about life.


The amount of sheltered in this comment makes a lot of things clear lol

On October 17 2013 06:40 AsmodeusXI wrote:


He's a goo Dragon. It's silly as fuck. I think that's pretty much it.

On October 17 2013 06:42 Slayer91 wrote:


But the thing is, thats the assumption. I was never told any such thing, I imagine most people don,t its just you're drawn to it naturally.