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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]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. [/quote]

Biologically young girls are not weaker than boys in middle school, in high school the difference is minimal.

It’s not until college and adulthood that the difference becomes extremely different.

The idea that a middle school or high school girl cannot shovel is insane.

And I do not find in our neighborhood that it was more boys than girls. And since you are a girl mom, can you get your girls out there shoveling next time.

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Sorry, but you are just factually and biologically wrong.[/quote]

Nope. I know plenty of girls way stronger than their male friends. Also, a 16 you girls is markedly stronger than a 13 yo boy. There is not way a 13 you boy is going to out shovel a 16 yo girl. [/quote]

That is completely untrue.

The best women's olympic soccer team in history was walloped handily by a team of high school boys, just a regular group of soccer playing boys that you could gather from any random high school in the US.  The top female runners in the world are slower than the top hundreds of high school teen boy runners.  Male weightlifters can lift many times more than female weight lifters, without breaking a sweat.  Male figure skaters jump higher and rotate 4x around regularly, while female figure skaters who are able to jump and rotate 3x around are considered to be the top of the sport.

With the exception of a handful of abnormally petite boys who are experiencing delayed puberty, teen boys have stronger denser larger bones that can support more weight, stronger muscles, faster muscle fiber synapse, longer wing span, broader shoulders, more lung capacity, bigger tracheas to increase airflow, more strength, more stamina, more efficient circulatory and respiratory systems while exercising, different proportions of bone length and pelvis size resulting in different rotation ability, different centers of gravity...  it is just basic physics, basic anatomy, and not something anyone should ever get offended by.

Yes, a 16 year old serious female athlete is going to be stronger than pre pubescent boys who are late bloomers at 13, but dropping the age lower does not make your argument valid.  It makes it less valid.

Nor do any of your accusations have anything to to with the purpose of this thread, which is to give accolades to the many young men across this area who did an amazing job earlier this week at helping to dig out their neighbors.

Recognizing young men for doing well is not an insult to young women.[/quote]

The U.S. Women’s World Cup soccer team won the WORLD CHAMPIONSHIP!

They have proven they were the very best team on the planet, made up of the very best women in the whole USA!  The records prove these facts.

But it’s also a fact:  a local “Under 15” or U15 boys’ team beat the women 5-2 (which isn’t really close, in soccer):

https://www.cbssports.com/soccer/news/a-dallas-fc-under-15-boys-squad-beat-the-u-s-womens-national-team-in-a-scrimmage/

You probably do lot like those facts either.  But facts are facts.[/quote]

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