It is well known by many that society has reached a point of horrible standing. To this note, dating is actually fairly rare among young people. Younger generations do not fully grasp the meaning of 'dating'. People who are 'dating' are people serious about progressing their relationship. Most younger people stay at the same level and never much higher.

Though never really covered in many situations publicly due to a dramatic tendency by society, specifically the female part of society, to claim that issues being discussed at 'sexist'.

However, much of the time a major point is unnoticed. If an issue is sexist or racist in any regard, it is never considered for discussing period. Both men and women experience sexist comments, not just one gender.

Often, women will make sexist comments without even realizing it.

Comments like, "Men are pigs", "Guys are a*******s", and such are actually sexist. Sexist against men.
The point many miss is that it is not how a person says it that makes it right or wrong. Its how it is interpreted. This is the case in nearly all situations in law. How one intends something, can be interpreted as a sexist or racist comment or such. This leads the issue to be suspended for the time being.

The point is, its not how you think you mean it that matters, its how it was interpreted.

Both men and women experience sexist situations. It is not right for either side to blame the other, as both sides have their own issues to worry about. Many tend to focus more on the issue and less on finding a solution.

Keep this in mind.
-Khemikal (Codi Pippenger)

Good post you're completely right not many grasp it. Is it ok if I make a sexist comment about the same sex as I am. I believe there's an easy solution the obliteration of man, although it sounds rather extreme, maybe we just need to start from scratch. Sexist and racist issues have been around since the beginning of time. It will always be this way, even animals show similar sexist/racist behavior. Although these animal behaviors are different, in its simplest it is still the same.

Females living in the wild routinely fall victim to everything from stereotyping to exclusion from pack activities to sexual harassment. The sexist attitude that child-rearing is 'women's work' is prevalent throughout nature and has been for generations, probably since reptiles first developed mammalian characteristics. Sadly, most creatures never pause to challenge these woefully outdated gender roles.

During the act of mating, the female moose is subject to excessive biting, nipping, and herding. The male has no qualms about using sheer, brute force to overpower his sex partner, and the female, accustomed to this sort of rough treatment after millions of years of it, doesn't even realize there's something wrong. Then, when it's time for the bull moose to complete the sexual act, it's over in about five seconds, with no regard to female pleasure whatsoever. Adding insult to injury, the bull moose then heads off to mate with dozens more females over a period of two to three weeks, justifying his behavior as part of the Mardi Gras like atmosphere of mating season.

This concludes the fact that men are pigs, and this coming from a man.

In my opinion, teen relationships fail for one reason.
Which covers most.

How mature you are, the level of maturity is very important in any good relationship.
Without it many problems arise. Logic and how well you adapt/etc is also very important.

Teenagers lack this, not all of their brain is fully devoloped, and what part does that happen to be?

Exactly. When i look around in e-relationships, and real life ones.
The ones that last longest teen wise. Is if one or both of the couples are mature enough to stop being
dramatic idiots, and stop and say,"Okay, how can we fix this."

Exprience has nothing to do with it.
It proves usefull. But people don't need it.
Not if you have that key essential.

Cool story bro.

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