This Company Created A Series Of Satirical T-Shirts That Portray Men The Same Way Society Portrays Women
Even in today's modern society, many people still see men as the stronger sex, despite the fact that in many cases women have it even harder than men. And even when women achieve great goals, their achievements often go undermined. One clothing company decided to combat these stereotypes by releasing series of t-shirts that intentionally portray men the same way society portrays women.
Even in today's modern society, many people still see men as the stronger sex, despite the fact that in many cases women have it even harder than men. And even when women achieve great goals, their achievements often go undermined. One clothing company decided to combat these stereotypes by releasing series of t-shirts that intentionally portray men the same way society portrays women.
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The company in question is called 'Man Who Has It All' and they regularly point out ridiculous ways women are treated by imposing the stereotypes on men. “All men! Just a little reminder to smile today because women like to see positive men!” writes the company on their Facebook page. Sounds a little patronizing, doesn't it?
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The page describes itself as "a satirical page that exposes the absurdity of the patriarchy by turning the tables" and has already gathered nearly 400k followers.
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The author behind 'Man Who Has It All' is an anonymous "working dad" who not only creates t-shirt designs but also is an avid writer.
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In an interview with Bored Panda, Tania Wilson, an Australian business owner and fan of 'Man Who Has It All' said she had to endure many condescending comments when building up her own business: "In the beginning, I got comments like 'shouldn't you be in the kitchen?' from men, and often similar things from women too," said Tania. "The humor and insights of the 'gender flip' jokes seem to put my thoughts into words; it clearly shows what many of us have to deal with all the time."
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Another fan, Erica from Sweden, says she appreciates the opportunity to play a 'man' in the comment section. "The comments I write are all made up of course," said Erica. "But it's still the way many men view women. I follow the page because I think it's great at revealing hidden patterns in society."
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"I do think that we are lucky in Sweden though, our society is more equal than most others and I think that in general, Swedish men are well educated in issues of gender equality. It's partly down to the history of our country," said Erica. "For a woman, being a 'housewife' is not really a part of our culture. For a long time now, most of us have worked for our own living so we are traditionally much less 'dependent' on men."
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Erica said she relates to many of the comments. "I'm not much for makeup and stuff like that! However, I would never go outside in a pair of shorts without shaved legs." She says that when it comes to looks, Swedish women don't differ that much and society still tells them that they have to look good.
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Sadly, gender inequality is a deeply rooted issue. There's still a long way to go to get rid of it - and we can only achieve progress by working together.
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The company in question is called 'Man Who Has It All' and they regularly point out ridiculous ways women are treated by imposing the stereotypes on men. “All men! Just a little reminder to smile today because women like to see positive men!” writes the company on their Facebook page. Sounds a little patronizing, doesn't it?
Image credits: man who has it all
Image credits: man who has it all
The page describes itself as "a satirical page that exposes the absurdity of the patriarchy by turning the tables" and has already gathered nearly 400k followers.
Image credits: man who has it all
Image credits: man who has it all
The author behind 'Man Who Has It All' is an anonymous "working dad" who not only creates t-shirt designs but also is an avid writer.
Image credits: man who has it all
In an interview with Bored Panda, Tania Wilson, an Australian business owner and fan of 'Man Who Has It All' said she had to endure many condescending comments when building up her own business: "In the beginning, I got comments like 'shouldn't you be in the kitchen?' from men, and often similar things from women too," said Tania. "The humor and insights of the 'gender flip' jokes seem to put my thoughts into words; it clearly shows what many of us have to deal with all the time."
Image credits: man who has it all
Another fan, Erica from Sweden, says she appreciates the opportunity to play a 'man' in the comment section. "The comments I write are all made up of course," said Erica. "But it's still the way many men view women. I follow the page because I think it's great at revealing hidden patterns in society."
Image credits: man who has it all
"I do think that we are lucky in Sweden though, our society is more equal than most others and I think that in general, Swedish men are well educated in issues of gender equality. It's partly down to the history of our country," said Erica. "For a woman, being a 'housewife' is not really a part of our culture. For a long time now, most of us have worked for our own living so we are traditionally much less 'dependent' on men."
Image credits: man who has it all
Erica said she relates to many of the comments. "I'm not much for makeup and stuff like that! However, I would never go outside in a pair of shorts without shaved legs." She says that when it comes to looks, Swedish women don't differ that much and society still tells them that they have to look good.
Image credits: man who has it all
Sadly, gender inequality is a deeply rooted issue. There's still a long way to go to get rid of it - and we can only achieve progress by working together.
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Here are some cases where the 'Man Who Has It All' reversed the gender roles
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The fans really loved the t-shirts!
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