Double standards are always unfair, but I can see the reasoning behind coaches being easier on girls. Men do have a serious biological advantage in the physical department.

Doesn't make it right however.

Double standards are always unfair, but I can see the reasoning behind coaches being easier on girls. Men do have a serious biological advantage in the physical department.

 

Doesn't make it right however.

What i mean is that they don't really work out, they just basically walk as slow as possible and burn like what, 300 callories (bad spelling) and they eat around 2000 callories around my area based on what I see them eat in my grade during lunch.  Of course some guys are like this, at least they try and run, but it's usually the fat ones.

I think it's unfair to judge so many girls based on the teenagers in your school. You might consider teenagers children in adult bodies, and that's what separates girls from women, and boys from men. That said . . .

Double standards happen way too often in the real world, gender-related or otherwise. Women, for example, typically have the advantage in divorce proceedings and child custody. They're also more likely to be charged with a lesser crime than a man who performed the same act.

Women have their issues, but have have them, too. Men's rights are just as valuable as women's rights, and more people should acknowledge that.

The coach just doesn't want whiney teenage girls to whine.

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No seriously. I run a lap around our field with no sweat.

When our coach tells us to take a few, they complain.

These girls were swagfag girls and stuff.

You know? Those teenage girls who act like such...

Well, you get the point.

Honestly, our coach just ignored the girls. You don't do the lap, you don't get the grade.

If they get the grade for not doing it, I just ignore it. There's no use complaining. If I'm not affected by their grade leeching, I won't say a word.

However if I am affected, I'll be angry.

It's hard to find girls who are nice people abdicate willing to work for the grade. :/

Hm, 1 star? I'll balance that out with a 5.

i personally hate it when a couch seemingly hates guys, but loves the girls

there was a jrotc instructor at one of the camps i went to, he was very nice to all the girls, but he was an asshole to the guys

I do not want to get another warning for abusive behaviour, so I am not even commenting. 

I've had a teacher before that favored women over men. Men had to work 4x as hard in her class to get the same grade. But it wasn't that the women weren't smart--no, they were, obviously. It's just she seemed to find problems in EVERYTHING almost any male had--either for his paper or for his personality. And either way that could get you a lower grade. 

Sexism, favoritism and prejudice are all bad things--it can be good, though. I agree to some extent there should be some sort of double standard but at the same time I believe that everything should be fair; not Fox News Fair and Balanced, real fair and balanced. The problem is, though--there IS a difference between men and women when it comes to physical stature--so I think it's fair to not hit women in the face with a dodgeball, or have them compete in the same league with men; to some degree. But if it's women vs women dodgeball, headshots are fair game.