The whole having to be "macho" thing.

I guess Prostate cancer is a worry for all guys Other than this ... I can't think of more I adore and love the company of women Being a male and loving a female is very special to me So for this reason I am very happy I am a male. Thankyou

I don't like having to be the "bigger person" in the relationship who always has to act like she's right and I'm wrong when a lot of the times I'm actually right. I also don't like, being a man, when I can't hide the fact that I'm seriously turned on (if you know what I mean.)

My balls getting all sweaty... To tell you the truth it really sucks. Walking down the strip in the summer time and my balls start sweating and stick to the side of my leg. Then I have to start grabbing my testicles threw my pants and try to dry them off with my boxers. It is a temporary relief but when you constantly have to do it and some cute girls walk by its really embarassing.

Body hair. When your hair starts falling out, it grow in the wrong places. Ear, nose, back, butt etc..

1. Men on the streets rubbing/squeezing their crotch even fondling while staring at Women 2. Men who would suddenly standing on the street bend and bring their legs to almost an complete “O” in order to adjust or free their private parts from where ever God know they were stuck The rest is here;-)http://blogs.ibibo.com/polling/Is-it-only-me-who-gets-irritated-by.html

My hair, I'm half maltise, I always wanted to have long, straight hair, mine is like steel wool so most of the time I shave it.

Our clothes lack the punch that the females have. Especially our underwear.

I do love being a bloke, I must say. I don't like having to be the moneybag in a relationship though. Women (in general - not all of 'em) seem to want to have their own job, earn their own money, do their own thing with it and go ballistic if a bloke tries to tell them what to do with it. BUT, if they run short, they expect the man to be earning more than them and dive in to pay for all the extra stuff AND they seem to think they have a god-given right to control our wallets (You're NOT buying that.....)

I could come up with a few (not of my own) on the top of my head. - Small penis. - No moar sex. (lolcat.) - Body hair. - Penis is too big, which scares ladies/men away. Uh... I dunno what else. lol.

Ultimately, I like being a guy, but there are a few things: • Fewer choices in fashion. I mean, seriously…. Women can wear skirts, dresses, all sorts of shoes, stockings and hose, any of 15 billion different hairstyles and lengths, make-up, plus anything and everything a man can wear. I’m not saying I want to take advantage of all those choices, but wouldn’t it be nice if men had a similar number of options? • Being the gender that, if there’s a difference of opinion, society dictates is always wrong. • Having to go to work, every day, while my wife gets to stay with our kids and experience all the wonder and excitement they have to offer. (And yes, I know that’s not all peaches and cream, either, but the benefits totally outweigh the difficulties, or she wouldn’t do it!) • Being expected to do stuff like take out the garbage or mow the lawn. I certainly don’t mind contributing around the house, but when my wife and I got married, these were things that she automatically assumed were “men’s jobs”; I don’t recall there being any automatic “women’s jobs,” though. ;-) • Knowing I’ll never have the opportunity to be pregnant. Again, there’s a *lot* of downside to this one, too, but I really envied my wife when she could feel our son kicking inside her, etc.. What an incredible blessing!

excessive egotism...