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Why Do We Hate Boys?

 By Melissa Hart

Something is happening in our world that is as scary as I’ve ever seen, and it has nothing to do with communicable diseases or artificial intelligence killing off the world as we know it.  It’s about the absolute disregard for one half of our population because of their gender.

We have a full-on assault on men and boys in this nation, and it’s got to stop.

For decades, Hollywood has portrayed men as nothing more than useful idiots in our sitcoms, movies, and now on social media.  Dads are dopes, boys are bad, and young men are a danger to society.

The most troubling trend on social media is pregnant women who are blatantly saying if they find out they are having a boy, they will immediately abort the baby.  What infectious mind disease have these women surrendered their good sense to? Who has convinced these women that boys are bad and girls are better?

Who has continued to perpetuate the storyline that women are superior because we are women and men can be tossed aside at will when we don’t need them?

Today’s feminists like to say, “How hard can it be? Boys do it”

Boys weld things.  It’s hard and I don’t want to do it.

Boys climb into dirty combines to fix them and come out greasy from head to toe.  It’s hard and I don’t want to do it.

Boys will stand on a busy highway and use a jackhammer to break up the cement.  It’s hard and I don’t want to do it.

If you all want to perform these duties day after day after day, be my guest.  I don’t.  But boys will and they will do it willingly without complaint.

We like to blame the patriarchy for everything.  And the anti-men regime’s name to hurl at someone is misogynist.  But why? Why are we blaming patriarchy and calling them misogynistic?

Did they work too hard?  Are they paid too much?  Did those men who dug the trenches to put a sewer line in for your toilet mistreat you somehow? Were their hands too big? Too dirty? Too calloused?

Or maybe it was the man who attended med school, who studied orthopedic medicine and was able to repair a broken femur on my son who committed some kind of manly crime?  Was he too smart?  Did he study too hard?  Did the orthopedic surgeon make too many right moves when he learned how to replace the knee of my 87-year-old mom?

I know… it was the investment banker who called to let you know your money is paying great dividends.  I mean, really, what does this guy have to offer? Investment know-how? Seriously, he needs to watch his misogynistic investing or else….

I’m so over this man-hating nonsense.  We don’t need to hate on one gender or the other to affirm ourselves.  We were all fearfully and wonderfully made. There are millions of baby boys who are counting on their moms to choose life, love their husbands, and raise them up in the way they should go.  And there are millions of baby girls who will need those moms to raise their boys up to be good husbands and dads.  If we want to do something for our future, let’s focus on that. 

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