Frump
11-13-2013, 02:09 PM
Have you ever noticed the bigger and stronger a man is, the MORE he's looked at as dominant, tough, powerful and ppl know they better not cross him.
Yet the smaller and weaker a man is, the more ppl look at him as a wimp or a JOKE.
But with women it's just the opposite, usually if there's a tiny little petit women with NO muscle of physical strength what-so-ever, ppl always seem to want to put her in a powerful, dominant TOUGH role.
Ppl are always saying things like, "You better not cross that little spit-fire, she'll light into you!"
But most ppl would never say that about a tiny little man, if fact they'd usually say stuff like, "You think I'm scared of that little pip-squeak!?"
But with a tiny little woman ppl are like, "I wouldn't wanna get her mad at ME!"
What's funny is the tiny small man might know 2 or 3 martial arts and even BE truly tough, and ppl would still wanna challenge him, BUT the small woman might not know any of those skills and ppl act as though she's fierce.
I think this shows in TV shows a lot, like Granny on the Beverly Hillbillies, obviously physcially the WEAKEST one in the family, but they all acted terrified of her, Even JED, sometimes and he was a rough ol mountain man.
Probably if it were a tiny little 90lb GRANDPA trying to boss everyone around, Jed would just stand up to him and not be intimidated at all.
Or like Carla Carletti*sp* on Cheers, she looks about 5'0 and 90lbs yet all those big slobby HUGE guys all act intimidated by her.
In the Nightmare on Elm Street remake, ppl are always complaining about how the new Freddy is only 5'5, and that he's too short and tiny to be scary or take serious, BUT ppl have no problem finding the WIcked WItch of the West scary and terryfying, who is only about 5'1.
And look at poor Barney on The Andy Grifith Show, most everybody looks at him as a joke, but if it were a scrawny little femaly deputy acting all tough like him, everyone would prolly snap to attention immediatly.
And there are a lot of others.
What's funny is, it seems like smaller women even get looked at as tougher and more fierce that BIGGER stronger women who could actually DO some physcial harm to you.
Like I saw once a 6'0 muscle girl bossing around a guy and he was just like, "Yeah whatever, SHUT UP!" But then like a 5'3 100 lb girl told him something to do and he was like, "Yes ma'am, just don't get mad!"
Has anyone else noticed this, it's somehting I just don't get. I always tended to be more scared of ppl who could actually DO harm to me.
Yet the smaller and weaker a man is, the more ppl look at him as a wimp or a JOKE.
But with women it's just the opposite, usually if there's a tiny little petit women with NO muscle of physical strength what-so-ever, ppl always seem to want to put her in a powerful, dominant TOUGH role.
Ppl are always saying things like, "You better not cross that little spit-fire, she'll light into you!"
But most ppl would never say that about a tiny little man, if fact they'd usually say stuff like, "You think I'm scared of that little pip-squeak!?"
But with a tiny little woman ppl are like, "I wouldn't wanna get her mad at ME!"
What's funny is the tiny small man might know 2 or 3 martial arts and even BE truly tough, and ppl would still wanna challenge him, BUT the small woman might not know any of those skills and ppl act as though she's fierce.
I think this shows in TV shows a lot, like Granny on the Beverly Hillbillies, obviously physcially the WEAKEST one in the family, but they all acted terrified of her, Even JED, sometimes and he was a rough ol mountain man.
Probably if it were a tiny little 90lb GRANDPA trying to boss everyone around, Jed would just stand up to him and not be intimidated at all.
Or like Carla Carletti*sp* on Cheers, she looks about 5'0 and 90lbs yet all those big slobby HUGE guys all act intimidated by her.
In the Nightmare on Elm Street remake, ppl are always complaining about how the new Freddy is only 5'5, and that he's too short and tiny to be scary or take serious, BUT ppl have no problem finding the WIcked WItch of the West scary and terryfying, who is only about 5'1.
And look at poor Barney on The Andy Grifith Show, most everybody looks at him as a joke, but if it were a scrawny little femaly deputy acting all tough like him, everyone would prolly snap to attention immediatly.
And there are a lot of others.
What's funny is, it seems like smaller women even get looked at as tougher and more fierce that BIGGER stronger women who could actually DO some physcial harm to you.
Like I saw once a 6'0 muscle girl bossing around a guy and he was just like, "Yeah whatever, SHUT UP!" But then like a 5'3 100 lb girl told him something to do and he was like, "Yes ma'am, just don't get mad!"
Has anyone else noticed this, it's somehting I just don't get. I always tended to be more scared of ppl who could actually DO harm to me.