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Debate Score:49
Arguments:33
Total Votes:55
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Are men as emotional as women

Are men as emotional as women?

For some reason this has become a debateable issue.

Maybe it's in this modern era where different things are more acceptable and people's mentalities have also changed. With those changes in mentalities men have become slightly more feminine and female have become slightly more masculine. Who knows..

This day and age, people are thinking men are as emotional as women. People are also thinking that having sex with animals is ok. <- You can quess my stance.

If possible there would be 3 different issues to be addressed:

Is the 'mixing' of genders more apparent in the West, which can lead to this conclusion

Is it more acceptable in the western societies (for men to be emotional)

Is it just feminist propaganda.

 

Yes

Side Score: 20
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Side Score: 29

I think that Middle Eastern men are more emotional than women. I mean, they hold hands and kiss each other on the cheek and if you piss them off, women will just stop talking to you for days on end, Middle Eastern men will blow you and themselves up ;)

Side: yes
1 point

Men and Women have significant differences between them, but they are both human. Emotion if one of the defining characteristics of humanity, and to say that men are less emotional is almost like saying they are less human. We are equally emotional but express our emotions differently because of innate psychological features as well as conditioning.

The confusion that leads people to say that women are more emotional is that we commonly misunderstand what constitutes an emotion, and ignore that emotion takes various forms.

Because our culture conditions us to believe that men should not be as emotional, that is exactly how we see men. We men are even good at ignoring our own emotions, or rationalizing them so that they seem like logic instead of feeling.

Side: yes
1 point

Yes of course, but it has to be said alot of men are generally stone cold hearted but not all of them.

Quite alot are emotional, I am and I'm not gay, a sissie or a pushover.

Side: Yes

I think so but they like to hide their emotions. There are men who cry in private.

Side: Yes
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Well now i have to change my mind as it seems KINDA has the ability to go off like i do. SO come on kinda, have your emotional little name-calling outburst of rage and lets you and i set the example for your debate.OR are you still sulking over the fact that im all over your sexist/racial/bias dysfunctions?

Side: yes
1 point

As far as sex with animals go KINDA, do you masterbate?Whats your bitter affection for everyone who has had a fortunate life?Where does your homophobic disposition dwell?Now i spose i shouldnt dilly dally about with someone who is less mature than a fetus.....afterall i wouldnt want to make the bastard cry.

Side: yes
Kinda(1649) Disputed
1 point

LOL.. proof that women are more emotional than men. Thanks for helping me prove my argument.

Side: No
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oh poor wittle baby getting all upset , he gotta downpoint like his kicking my shin,,,oh boo bloody hoo ,you emotional little tanty thrower , here i will take this point for you. GEE and you really reckon men arent emotional as women ....this is too funny.

Side: yes
JBXXX(53) Disputed
1 point

Whether they are as emotional or not doesn't even matter, even if they are, men can set their emotions aside and use their brains to think. Women can't make decisions an have horrid emotional intelligences...hence the term bitch. Women out of an evolutionary need to protect themselves don't know how or when to let things slide and when they have gone too far or said something out of line.

Side: No
Republican2(349) Disputed
1 point

I'm observing an awful lot of emotion from your arguments. it doesn't really help your case when you're arguing that your gender is less emotional when your arguments are filled with them.

Side: No
3 points

A study was done by a feminist psychologist who said that men were as emotional as women, they just don't express their emotions.

This is not part of the mainstream view of male brain vs. female brain, though. While men do have emotions, they are not as strong within men as they are within women. Female biologists and psychologists even agree (not all, probably, but most that I have met). This is because of the 50,000 more connections between the left and right hemispheres of the female brain. It is hard for them to NOT let emotions get in the way. Men are much more simple minded. It's either one or the other. Women don't like direct answers, they prefer outward, emotional answers (basically, not a full answer, just dancing). This is why men tend to be more for Violence as the answer while women tend to be the pacifists (although, there is the alter-ego within women, they love peace, but they love torturing other women and men). It all has to do with emotions.

Although, I do believe that women should be treated as equals, but we surely don't have to view them as such. They are women, we are men. We have many differences and must accept them in order to be happy. If we try to VIEW each other as equals, we'll only confuse and piss each other off since we'll never understand how another human being can think so god damn differently. Here's why, they're WOMEN.

Side: No
1 point

"Comprehension demands an active intellectual process of listening to another party while trying to figure out,from a short burst of sounds,the other's meaning and intent-both of which are always imperfectly conveyed.Production,by contrast,is simple.We know what we think and what we wish to mean.We dont have to figure out "what it is we mean",only how to say it.By contrast,when we listen to someone else, we not only have to determine what the other person is saying,but also what he or she means by what it is said,without the insider's knowledge that the speaker has"-Sue Savage-Rumbaugh-1994-ref-How Brains Think-William.h.calvin.....MY ANSWER-NO,....maybe if men were subjected to the same hormones as women they'd be just as emotional.HOWEVER -some men in fact do have female hormones and vice versa so i guess this is where you get women like me who appear to have bigger balls than some men...:)...also id rather people cut the crap and be honest than fancy me with fluff.

Side: No
1 point

I don't know how you manage to say that like that. I've been saying it for ages and those feminists just call me sexist......

Side: No
Swryght(161) Disputed
1 point

I like your point that we should not treat everyone as though they are the same, while we should indeed treat them as equals. We need to respect the differences between men and women rather than try to dissolve them.

However, I have to argue that men ARE as emotional as women, but express their emotions in different ways. We can't ignore social conditioning, which in our culture dictates that men should be less emotional than women. However, I think there are legitimate differences in the way our emotions are expressed. The predispositions towards pacifism and violence you mentioned are both emotionally-driven.

Side: yes
ThePyg(6738) Disputed
1 point

The belief in Pacifism is an illogical, completely emotional/compassionate way of thinking.

Men don't think that violence is the only answer, they just find it to be the best answer most of the time (simple logic; no man, no problem).

Side: No
1 point

I agree that men and women(that is, the majority of men and women; there are exceptions) think differently than each other, but why would that make them unequal? Equality and sameness are not the same thing.

Side: No
1 point

It varies on the type of man. If your man is pretty feminine obviously so. Some can be complete jerks and not give a rats butt. Some just have a nonchalant point of view like "Oh that kitty died ok" "That little girl lost her dog ok"

In most cases only emotional time would be if somebody close died/left them.

Other than that, no, I want to see a man cry in a movie theater to a chick-flick.

Side: No
1 point

For some reason this has become a debatable issue...no it hasn't. There's a reason you don't see women in charge of anything

Side: No