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Reply to "double standard for girls and boys..but I can't help it"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]This is not about getting ice cream after a football game. It's about treating boys and girls differently....at night. There are a lot more situations where girls can be victimized. There are some boys out there that do not respect boundaries. I understand where OP is coming from as a father of two DD's. The consequences of a negative experience is far greater as a girl than for boys, not in all cases but in general. [/quote] Boys are more likely to be victims than girls are. We just don't care as much about boys. If a boy gets beat to a pulp or shot or punched and falls and has a brain injury - no one really cares (other than their immediate circle). Boys are more disposable in society and so we don't work to protect them. [/quote]
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