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cfuserkildare

Why is it acceptable to publicly discuss feminine hygene issue, but not Any form of masculine hygene or health issues?

Is this yet another case of Feminism Out of Control?

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stimpson

Sorry about your hygiene issues OP.

The_Valeyard

Its okay, they'll all soon be on The Island.

Sesame

And why are any ads for constipation or gastric issues with women. Don't men ever get those problems?

Noveight

I've never seen any evidence that it is publicly unacceptable to discuss health issues that are specific to men.

Ninthlife

Welcome to the Fempire

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

cfuserkildare wrote: »

Why is it acceptable to publicly discuss feminine hygene issue, but not Any form of masculine hygene or health issues?

Is this yet another case of Feminism Out of Control?

Because women will buy products for the issue while men won't. It's called marketing and trade.

Irish Guitarist

Archeron

Ninthlife wrote: »

Welcome to the Fempire

God, I read that in Femputers Voice!

wakka12

What hygiene issues are unique to men that aren't being discussed publicly? I see plenty of ads for mens shaving and anti pespirant at least
I think theres lots of gender bias in advertising but I think this is a poor example of it

KungPao

I want ads for dick cheese issues.

"As a real man, on the go, you don't have time for smegma. Try Smegmaton and say hello to a life without problems under the hood".

Ad featuring cool dude living life to the max.

ceadaoin.

What are some male hygiene issues or medical issues that its not acceptable to discuss?

I've seen plenty of ads for male shaving and hygiene products, ads for medication to help erectile dysfunction, male baldness, low testosterone, even ones for a product to help itchy sweaty balls.

The what about the men posts which are usually a thinly veiled excuse to bitch about women or evil "feminists" are getting tiresome at this point

Ninthlife

KungPao wrote: »

I want ads for dick cheese issues.

"As a real man, on the go, you don't have time for smegma. Try Smegmaton and say hello to a life without problems under the hood".

Ad featuring cool dude living life to the max.

Smegmatron. A transformer like mascot used in advertising campaigns..

super_furry

What does feminism under control look like?

Fr_Dougal

super_furry wrote: »

What does feminism under control look like?

woman-making-sandwich-picture-id87312492?s=612x612

joke!

glynf

Yea, those sandwich fillings are a joke.

wexandproud

cfuserkildare wrote: »

Why is it acceptable to publicly discuss feminine hygene issue, but not Any form of masculine hygene or health issues?

Is this yet another case of Feminism Out of Control?

no , its just a case of someone being offended his man flu is never discussed

nice_guy80

some of the insurance ones are shocking

makes all men out to be some sort of idiots
imagine if an advert did that to women?

jeonahr

KungPao wrote: »

I want ads for dick cheese issues.

"As a real man, on the go, you don't have time for smegma. Try Smegmaton and say hello to a life without problems under the hood".

Ad featuring cool dude living life to the max.

Pretty sure women get smega too but I've never seen ads for it.

Dravokivich

Is it only guys that suffer from going nose blind?

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Dravokivich wrote: »

Is it only guys that suffer from going nose blind?

No, they have, at least, two versions with women and smells from their dog & cat.

fleet_admiral

Anyone else ever notice that men are made out to be stupid and hapless in ads and women always have to save the day

Dravokivich

fleet_admiral wrote: »

Anyone else ever notice that men are made out to be stupid and hapless in ads and women always have to save the day

Mr muscle the obvious exception

whatdoicare

Have you ever seen the Jif adverts where it's made out that all women dream of is turning into a princess fairy so we can clean the ****ing house, why aren't there any ads with men cleaning the oven or mopping the floor!?

Fr_Dougal

whatdoicare wrote: »

Have you ever seen the Jif adverts where it's made out that all women dream of is turning into a princess fairy so we can clean the ****ing house, why aren't there any ads with men cleaning the oven or mopping the floor!?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PsJbklFp1ho

PistolsAtDawn

ceadaoin. wrote: »

What are some male hygiene issues or medical issues that its not acceptable to discuss?

I've seen plenty of ads for male shaving and hygiene products, ads for medication to help erectile dysfunction, male baldness, low testosterone, even ones for a product to help itchy sweaty balls.

The what about the men posts which are usually a thinly veiled excuse to bitch about women or evil "feminists" are getting tiresome at this point

I'm not tired of them, your opinion differs to mine, i'm incredibly offended.

MarkR

Ballsstucktothelegitus. Happens to 11 out of ten men.

PistolsAtDawn

Anyone who has an opinion different to mine offends me.

If you offend me you must immediately resign from your job.

I'm an asshole.

Littlehorny

There is an ad for a womens clothing website called Joom doing the rounds at the moment. Basically it shows a fat, hairy gob****e walking into the bedroom and his slim good looking wife is admiring herself in the mirror in a sexy dress.
He asks some dumb question and asks her who is the other guy she is seeing and she shoves her phone in his face showing him the Joom website at which point he falls on his arse over some boxes.
Not that I give a rats, but if the roles were reversed in this ad, people would say it encourages spousal abuse.

fleet_admiral

KungPao wrote: »

I want ads for dick cheese issues.

"As a real man, on the go, you don't have time for smegma. Try Smegmaton and say hello to a life without problems under the hood".

Ad featuring cool dude living life to the max.

Women have canestan, for when there is a little extra cheese on the taco

_Dara_

Sesame wrote: »

And why are any ads for constipation or gastric issues with women. Don't men ever get those problems?

You... want ads about unisex treatments for constipation to feature men more? That’s a niche desire!