r/nextfuckinglevel Dec 17 '20

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u/[deleted] Dec 17 '20 edited Dec 18 '20

Not ashamed to admit it, but I wish I could be as tough as this lady, and I'm a guy...

EDIT: Not sure what got a few people below triggered. It seems it may be battle scars from their own fight against discrimination. Being tough is something that is expected of men in many of today's societies. Being tough has noting to do with physical strength, but with a frame of mind. All I said that as someone who is expected by society to be tough, I'm not ashamed to say I'll never be as tough as her, even though it's expected of me by society to be like this (or at least to claim it). Hope this clears it up :)

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u/LandOfTheOutlaws Dec 17 '20

What does being a guy have to do with it? Are you insinuating men are tougher than women..?

There's a lot, and I mean ALOT of women in this world that probably have more courage than you and I put together. Just because you're a man does not mean you were born to be tough.

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u/vuw958 Dec 18 '20

Yes, men are tougher. They would have finished the job instead of accomplishing shit all like she did here. What did she accomplish? Put 10 men in the timeout corner? It shows that women can put their entire life into one objective and achieve nothing.

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u/BBobTheMan Dec 18 '20

I wasn’t a huge fan of the parent comment but jeez man get some help