Website review: The Dangerous Book For Boys...
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Primie rated 6 months ago- Will this stem the tide of the rapid pussification of the male population in the Western world?
*looks at previous comments*- Will this stem the tide of the rapid pussification of the male population in the Western world?
- rastilin rated 6 months ago
- I can stand to skip on go-carts, invisible ink and marbles. I mean seriously, I don't remember anyone playing marbles in primary school. I think they stopped being cool ages ago, along with go carts.
- droe82 rated 6 months ago
- From the page: "The book will be published in the United States May 1, allowing American boys -- but not their sisters -- to learn how to play marbles, make invisible ink, send Morse code and build a tree fort."
I'm sorry, learn to play marbles with their dicks? Make invisible ink with their dicks? Send Morse code with their dicks? Build a tree fort with their dicks? What part of this serves to "celebrate boys" and "'s not exactly that [they] are excluding girls"?
There was a time until about a hundred or so years ago when, for the good of society, women had to stay at home and have, I dunno, sixteen children in their lives of whom let's say about four on average would live to have children of their own, and while they were at home trying like hell not to miscarry, they might as well do a little dusting or something while the father, as the physically stronger of the two reproductive genders, was out convincing society to give them some food by doing what was then very much more often than today physically demanding work, and it's a shame--a downright dirty fucking shame--that when medical and mechanical technology became such that men and women could become sociological equals, women in general forgot how to cook and men in general forgot how to fix stuff instead of women learning how to fix stuff, too, and men learning how to cook, too, but the solution is not to go arbitrarily back to outmoded characterizations of people's abilities based on the shape of their junk.
Actually they pretty much could do all those with their dicks, couldn't they? Maybe not build a tree fort. Their dick'd have to be like hammers--maybe throw it over a branch and climb up it. I mean, I could; maybe just not the rest of you. [swings his dick around menacingly] - From the page: "The book will be published in the United States May 1, allowing American boys -- but not their sisters -- to learn how to play marbles, make invisible ink, send Morse code and build a tree fort."
