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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP,  this is mostly a generational thing. We now treat boys like girls. Young guys play fewer sports and are less adventureous than previous generations . Boys don't learn how to fix things like cars and houses because they are too busy studying and gaming, especially in urban areas. And then add the brainwashing by the fem Nazis,  and this is what you get. It's kind of sad because it's resulted in boys missing out on a lot of valuable life experiences.[/quote]

Kinda true. Everyone gets a trophy for participation, it’s never ok for a kid to be upset and we must do whatever we can to make him happy lest his self esteem be hurt, and every boy is free to cry anywhere, anytime. And mamas are ridiculously protective now. Boys must not engage in any physical activity unless there’s a class for it. There was a thread here recently re bike riding lessons!! Pretty sure kids used to figure it out without a class . . . . All of this is more common in/near the wealthier metro areas. Maybe it’s [b]creating more confident women, but it’s creating girly boys who just aren’t as confident and competitive as a few decades ago.[/b][/quote]
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