> While "man flu" is a popular term for men getting excuses to complain and play on a computer during a minor infection
I always find it funny how we're supposed to be in an age of fighting sexism but the rise of bizarre gendered stereotypes like this — to the point where articles are getting written about them as if they're real phenomenon! — is baffling. Imagine articles about "woman flu" for the (also stereotypically common) phenomenon of women constantly being sick.
I always find it funny how we're supposed to be in an age of fighting sexism but the rise of bizarre gendered stereotypes like this — to the point where articles are getting written about them as if they're real phenomenon! — is baffling. Imagine articles about "woman flu" for the (also stereotypically common) phenomenon of women constantly being sick.