Shout out to the young men

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Agree, OP.

And PP is absolutely wrong.” Before, during, and after puberty, boys are stronger than girls on average. The sex difference in muscle strength increases markedly with male puberty, averaging ∼10% in 5–10‐year‐olds and then ∼40% in 14–17‐year‐olds.Apr 5, 2025”

A teen girl athlete is far stronger than a teen boy whose sport is video gaming.

Not necessarily.

It depends on the sport and the boy.

Men physically are far stronger, even against female athletes.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My teen daughter shoveled neighborhood driveways this week, too!

Doesn’t count! She should stop taking away opportunities for buys and get back to making muffins!

Stop being so sexist and ruining a positive, uplifting thread.

Start your own thread

There’s nothing uplifting about celebrating only boys for doing work that girls are also doing. Go back to the 1950s where you belong

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My teen daughter shoveled neighborhood driveways this week, too!

Doesn’t count! She should stop taking away opportunities for buys and get back to making muffins!

Stop being so sexist and ruining a positive, uplifting thread.

Start your own thread

There’s nothing uplifting about celebrating only boys for doing work that girls are also doing. Go back to the 1950s where you belong

Can you please start your own thread?

This is supposed to be a positive, uplifting thread.

Your repeated posting and hate for young men is ruining this thread.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My teen daughter shoveled neighborhood driveways this week, too!

Doesn’t count! She should stop taking away opportunities for buys and get back to making muffins!

Stop being so sexist and ruining a positive, uplifting thread.

Start your own thread

There’s nothing uplifting about celebrating only boys for doing work that girls are also doing. Go back to the 1950s where you belong

Can you please start your own thread?

This is supposed to be a positive, uplifting thread.

Your repeated posting and hate for young men is ruining this thread.

I don't see hate for young men in that person's prior posts. They are pointing out that the girls are also out there helping. Why do you hate sometime pointing out that girls can and do shovel too? Celebrate all the young people out there helping.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My teen daughter shoveled neighborhood driveways this week, too!

Doesn’t count! She should stop taking away opportunities for buys and get back to making muffins!

Stop being so sexist and ruining a positive, uplifting thread.

Start your own thread

There’s nothing uplifting about celebrating only boys for doing work that girls are also doing. Go back to the 1950s where you belong

Can you please start your own thread?

This is supposed to be a positive, uplifting thread.

Your repeated posting and hate for young men is ruining this thread.

I don't see hate for young men in that person's prior posts. They are pointing out that the girls are also out there helping. Why do you hate sometime pointing out that girls can and do shovel too? Celebrate all the young people out there helping.

There is so much boy hate and negativity. That was the point to give them some credit.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Why are some people in this forum just the worst lol.

Girl mom here and I see nothing wrong with celebrating these boys stepping in to help. Sure a few girls did too but it’s what about ism to act like it’s not mostly boys. Physically young men just have the arm and overall body strength to do it without injury or strain and most women/girls cannot. This is biology. I’m glad many stepped up.

My unathletic wife taught my 80 year old neighbor that "girls" can do the job as well as he can.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Why are some people in this forum just the worst lol.

Girl mom here and I see nothing wrong with celebrating these boys stepping in to help. Sure a few girls did too but it’s what about ism to act like it’s not mostly boys. Physically young men just have the arm and overall body strength to do it without injury or strain and most women/girls cannot. This is biology. I’m glad many stepped up.

My unathletic wife taught my 80 year old neighbor that "girls" can do the job as well as he can.

So, bravo(?) to your middle aged wife for schooling an 80 year old man that she is more fit than he is? Um, yay her?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:The teen boys and young men in this area deserve a huge thank you for stepping up to the plate for their neighbors and community this past week.

Boys everywhere were out there in the cold, hacking through the ice for hours, helping elderly neighbors, often for free or without being asked. Our neighborhood had a text thread going around, blasting out which elderly neighbors needed help. One mention of a house, and boys showed up. The work was backbreaking, yet they stepped up to the plate everywhere I looked, and in other neighborhoods too, based on social media posts. The boys were pleasant, hard working and happily helping their neighbors without complaint.

This area is often eager to criticize boys, particularly teen boys. Our young men deserve a collective thank you for their contributions to our communities in the aftermath of this storm.

TEEN GIRLS CAN AND DO SHOVEL SNOW TOO !

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My teen daughter shoveled neighborhood driveways this week, too!

Doesn’t count! She should stop taking away opportunities for buys and get back to making muffins!

Stop being so sexist and ruining a positive, uplifting thread.

Start your own thread

There’s nothing uplifting about celebrating only boys for doing work that girls are also doing. Go back to the 1950s where you belong

Can you please start your own thread?

This is supposed to be a positive, uplifting thread.

Your repeated posting and hate for young men is ruining this thread.

The hate for young men is imaginary. We are calling out boy moms for being what they always are, annoying drama queens who make sh*t up to bring attention to themselves and their kids. Vomit

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My teen daughter shoveled neighborhood driveways this week, too!

Doesn’t count! She should stop taking away opportunities for buys and get back to making muffins!

Stop being so sexist and ruining a positive, uplifting thread.

Start your own thread

There’s nothing uplifting about celebrating only boys for doing work that girls are also doing. Go back to the 1950s where you belong

Can you please start your own thread?

This is supposed to be a positive, uplifting thread.

Your repeated posting and hate for young men is ruining this thread.

The hate for young men is imaginary. We are calling out boy moms for being what they always are, annoying drama queens who make sh*t up to bring attention to themselves and their kids. Vomit

I suspect it is less of a "we" thing and more like 1 or 2 of you posting repeatedly because you don't like to hear positive things about young men.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My teen daughter shoveled neighborhood driveways this week, too!

Doesn’t count! She should stop taking away opportunities for buys and get back to making muffins!

Stop being so sexist and ruining a positive, uplifting thread.

Start your own thread

There’s nothing uplifting about celebrating only boys for doing work that girls are also doing. Go back to the 1950s where you belong

Can you please start your own thread?

This is supposed to be a positive, uplifting thread.

Your repeated posting and hate for young men is ruining this thread.

The hate for young men is imaginary. We are calling out boy moms for being what they always are, annoying drama queens who make sh*t up to bring attention to themselves and their kids. Vomit

I suspect it is less of a "we" thing and more like 1 or 2 of you posting repeatedly because you don't like to hear positive things about young men.

Please. I have teens who shoveled (male and female) and the thought that only one group needs a shoutout is condescending as heck.

[Anonymous]

The idea that boys aren’t praised enough is hysterical.

I saw nothing like what you’re describing in my neighborhood either.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My teen daughter shoveled neighborhood driveways this week, too!

Doesn’t count! She should stop taking away opportunities for buys and get back to making muffins!

Stop being so sexist and ruining a positive, uplifting thread.

Start your own thread

There’s nothing uplifting about celebrating only boys for doing work that girls are also doing. Go back to the 1950s where you belong

Can you please start your own thread?

This is supposed to be a positive, uplifting thread.

Your repeated posting and hate for young men is ruining this thread.

The hate for young men is imaginary. We are calling out boy moms for being what they always are, annoying drama queens who make sh*t up to bring attention to themselves and their kids. Vomit

I suspect it is less of a "we" thing and more like 1 or 2 of you posting repeatedly because you don't like to hear positive things about young men.

Please. I have teens who shoveled (male and female) and the thought that only one group needs a shoutout is condescending as heck.

+1 Op is a misogynist troll.

[Anonymous]

OP sounds like the poster from the "why don't teens shovel" thread who complained that teens who accepted money for shoveling were bad kids who should do it for free, and that they should be like her and volunteer because she doesn't need income.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My teen daughter shoveled neighborhood driveways this week, too!

Doesn’t count! She should stop taking away opportunities for buys and get back to making muffins!

Stop being so sexist and ruining a positive, uplifting thread.

Start your own thread

There’s nothing uplifting about celebrating only boys for doing work that girls are also doing. Go back to the 1950s where you belong

Can you please start your own thread?

This is supposed to be a positive, uplifting thread.

Your repeated posting and hate for young men is ruining this thread.

The hate for young men is imaginary. We are calling out boy moms for being what they always are, annoying drama queens who make sh*t up to bring attention to themselves and their kids. Vomit

I suspect it is less of a "we" thing and more like 1 or 2 of you posting repeatedly because you don't like to hear positive things about young men.

Please. I have teens who shoveled (male and female) and the thought that only one group needs a shoutout is condescending as heck.

+1 Op is a misogynist troll.

I think the only misogynistic trolls are the ones that disdain young men so much that they are incensed and offended at anything expressing gratitude to boys or recognizing them in a positive way.