How do i fix his mind state at 12? grrr?

Question

okay so my twelve year old nephew says some crazy things about girls/women he says men are better than women simply becuz they are stronger now should i be concern should i say something to him try n correct him how do i explain how that is wrong i dont want him growing up thinking men are superier and women are beneath him that is so wrong how as an aunt can i correct that i just think he doesnt have respect for me and his mother i just need some advice thank you!

Answer 1

well you are given special treatment and without the goverment would today still be subserviant to your male counter parts and the hoop is lower and ball is smaller in the wnba and u cant compete with men at much of anything that really matters even mentally and the smartest thing ever to come out of a womans mouth was einsteins member but i guess we are equal and all on a even kilt even though u get the world handed to u just because u have b*****s and can give birth and u can take a mans job through the eeoc even though u physically cant do it but i guess its wrong to teach the kid the truth so go ahead and correct him and tell him he is the same as his female counter parts

Answer 2

Well, if it weren't for women, he wouldn't be here. Cliche, I know, but true.

Answer 3

i'd tell him women are just as important as men. and if someone was stronger than him does that make him less important than the stronger person? also we need women or since they give birth. and they are just as intelligent as men and lots of women have contributed greatly to society. being scientists (Marie Curie) and doing other things like writing books and songs that inspire men and women to do their best.

Answer 4

That is so wrong!

explain to him that women had no choice to be women, just as men had no choice to be men. tell him that we are what we are and that he needs to respect that.

remind him of top women athletes such as Cathy Freemen

you could also watch 'Bend it like beckham' together  this is about women in sport beating men.

oh yea, tell him he wouldnt exist if not for you (A WOMAN!)

make sure he doesnt grow up to think he is superior, he might just get a painfull reminder (kick up the ***) if he tells girls in the futre this!

have a look at this:

Top 10 Most Influential Moments that Have Defined the Image of Women Athletes

1. Billie Jean King beats Bobby Riggs in the tennis "Battle of the Sexes" in 1973, decisively putting an end to the idea that men are always better than women at sports.

2. Martina Navratilova is the number one player in the world from 1978-86, suffering L*****n baiting due to her supposedly "masculine" competitive-power style, but paving the way for other power players later

3. Florence Griffith-Joyner, Flo-Jo, causes a media sensation when she dominates the Olympics in 1988 (3 golds), performing an exaggerated femininity with her long nails and one-legged tights

4. Kerrie Strug disproves notions of feminine wimpiness or inability to take pain when she makes the winning vault of the 1996 Olympics with a broken ankle

5. Volleyball player Gabrielle Reece becomes the media symbol of "women we love who kick ***"--a new body-power aesthetic that emerges in the 90's

6. Cynthia Cooper, Lisa Leslie, and Sheryl Swoopes become marquee players for the WNBA and are featured in "Got Milk?" ads and have Nike shoes named after them

7. After their victory in the Women's World Cup in 1999, Brandi Chastain rips off her soccer jersey just as the men do in victory, setting off a firestorm of media controversy

8. Marion Jones become a constant media presence from her domination of the Olympics in 2000 on, helping to mainstream a more powerful body ideal

9. Venus and Serena Williams completely dominate the tennis scene, ending the stereotype that tennis is a "white" sport, and with especially Serena's muscular physique providing a striking new body ideal for all women

10. Cheryl Haworth, 300 pound teenage Olympic powerlifter (bronze in 2000), is featured in Teen People and The New York Times Magazine and heralded as an alternative to conventional notions of beauty

Leslie Heywood and Shari L. Dworkin are the authors of this list, which is chronological rather than numbered in terms of impact.

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