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Because we think it is funny to hit a guy but terrible to hit a girl. Girls are weak and defenseless and need protection. Duh... (And it doesnt hurt a girl nearly as much as it appears to hurt guys)
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because guys can hit each pothe and say it cool and laugh about but women you hit them in the tit and they freak out thats way ROFL
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Mybe because women don't fight as much and when they do its a lot clawing and scratching usually don't punch.
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...or swordfighting women cutting off eachothers'.
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Because society especially radical feminists think its acceptable to demean men. Next time if you go to the movies and see your gf laughing hard when a guy gets kicked in the groin, you know its time to dump her.
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Because people, especially women, enjoy seeing a guy get his nuts cracked. There's no humor in seeing a girl getting punched in her breasts, in fact if a guy were to do this to a girl, she will most likely crack him in the nuts.
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Society is unbalanced on this issue...it's considered clean entertainment, even for children, to attack the male genetalia, but forbidden to even think about doing the same act against the female genetalia. There's no physical reason for the unbalance. As a martial artist, I know that women are just as vulnerable in this spot. Most people do not know this because it is considered taboo to consider attacking the female's groin. I believe both sexes deserve the same respect and dignity. I am a male and suffered sexual torture at the hands of a grown woman when I was 4 years old. My experiences make it impossible for me to find male groin attacks humourous. At the same time, I have no desire to see the female genitalia attacked either.
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To be honest, I think it's terrible to see either sex getting hit in their privates (whether in real life or in movies). I really don't see the humor in it. I wish there is less of that in the media, but how can you counter the immaturity of the majority? Pretty sad, huh?
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You've obviously not seen Tarantino's "Boob Bashers".
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