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100 Stupid Things to Google About Men

Updated on September 9, 2019
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Top 10 Male Stereotypes

What are the 100 dumbest Google questions about male stereotypes?

Or better yet...

How does modern society define what "being male" is?

Below is a tiny snippet of some of the google entries people have searched for regarding males today.

  1. Are men and women equal
  2. Are men stronger than women
  3. Are men better than women
  4. Can men and women be friends
  5. Can men be feminists
  6. Is a man allowed to hit a woman
  7. Is a man born gay
  8. Is a man crying a sign of weakness
  9. Is a man cheating
  10. Is a man happy if he cheats

Are any of these questions shocking to read?

Unlikely, but it's mind blowing how stereotypes from 40-60 years ago still apply today. Society wants men to "man up", be strong, cheat happily, and be superior to women.

Want to hear more?

Then continue on and read 90 more dumb Google questions people have searched online about the male species.

11.
Should a man pay for the first date
12.
Should a man pay for vacation
13.
Should a man support a woman financially
14.
Should a man tell a woman how he feels
15.
Should a man always pay
16.
Should a man wear cologne everyday
17.
Should a man own a tuxedo
18.
Should a man know how to fight
19.
Should a man wear jewelry
20.
Should a man leave his family

Men and Money

Here we have a few fair questions about males paying for dates and supporting women financially.

So why are they viewed as "Dumb Google Questions"?

The problem is that they continue to support labels regarding masculinity. If we want to support equality and see ourselves as human beings, then there shouldn't be any labels regarding gender roles.

People shouldn't be restrained and looked down upon because they want equality, however; many of those search queries do just that.

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21.
Should a man take vitamins
22.
Should a man argue with a woman
23.
Should a man be a provider
24.
Should a man move for a woman
25.
Should a man open the car door for a woman
26.
Should a man order for a woman at a restaurant
27.
Should a man moisturize
28.
Should a man extend his hand to a woman
29.
Should a man control his wife
30.
Should a man ever ask a woman for money

Men vs Gender Equality

Ah so many commonalities are appearing with each new question. We have the "opening the door for a woman argument" and the "men assumed to be the main providers" statement.

Opening and holding the door for anyone is a nice gesture and shows courtesy, but herein lies the problem. Why should a man only be doing this for a woman and why can't it be the other way around.

And what's the deal with male dominance...

Yes men should be providers but so could women; it's how society should work but people don't see it that way yet.

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31.
Can men breastfeed
32.
Can men have babies
33.
Can a man carry a baby
34.
Can a man nurse a baby
35.
Is a man period real
36.
Is a man crying a turn off
37.
Is a man ever justified in hitting a woman
38.
Should men shave their legs
39.
Is a man flirting with me
40.
Is a man getting a pedicure gay
41.
Is a man gay if he likes
42.
Is a good man hard to find
43.
Is a man still wrong
44.
Is a man the head of the household
45.
What is a man truck
46.
What is a man thing
47.
What is a man up
48.
Is a man who is tall happy
49.
Can a man buy the morning after pill
50.
Is a man using you

Masculinity vs Toxic Masculinity

There's a multitude of entries about men and babies and how a man should act. The questions about babies are dumb and uneducated. They're dumb from a medical and social standpoint.

If someone asked me what it meant to be a man based on Google queries, then I would say that men can't be emotional, can only be tough, and never do anything "unmanly" otherwise they'd be called gay.

So sorry guys I guess getting pedicures and being sensitive is out.

51.
Can a man do a split
52.
Can a man donate hair
53.
Can a man divorce his wife
54.
Can a man enter his mother's womb
55.
Can a man fall in love in a month
56.
Can a man impregnate a dog
57.
Can a man kill a lion
58.
Can a man kill a wolf
59.
Can a man kill a bear with bare hands
60.
Can a man marry his widow's sister
61.
Can a man not pay child support
62.
Can a man outrun a bear
63.
Can a man only want one woman
64.
Can a man rob god
65.
Can a man really change
66.
Can a man use women's shaving cream
67.
Can a man wax his face
68.
Can a man work at hooters
69.
Can a man's vasectomy grow back
70.
Can a man wear an engagement ring

The World's Strongest Man

Google says men have to be super strong no matter what. They must learn how to kill a massive animal with their bare hands and never be a victim.

Another question is "Can a man really change", which I'll respond rhetorically with "Can society really change". Our views on men remain pretty straight forward despite global social changes.

No matter how equal people say we are, there are things ingrained in our brains from childhood regarding each gender. Google has confirmed what I assumed about strength and dominance for the average male.

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71.
Can a man quit cheating
72.
Can a man stop abusing his wife
73.
Would a man date a pregnant woman
74.
Would a man date a married woman
75.
Is a man once a cheater always a cheater
76.
Would a man cheat if he was happy
77.
Would a man cheat if he loves you
78.
Would a christian man cheat
79.
Would a man date a woman with a child
80.
Would a man date an older woman
81.
Why would a man ever get married
82.
Why would a man feel insecure
83.
Would a man lie about loving you
84.
Would a man leave his wife for another woman
85.
Would a married man cheat
86.
Would a married man flirt
87.
Why would a man not want to sleep with you
88.
Why would a man only want to be friends
89.
Would a married man have an affair
90.
Would a man sleep with any woman

Who Cheats More: Men or Women?

Talk about a hot Google topic!

When looking through the search engines about male stereotypes, the topic of cheating came out on top.

Does everyone automatically assume that all men are cheaters? Well I can tell you that online it would definitely seem that way.

There are multiple variations on the whole affair (no pun intended), and you'll have to see it for yourself or else take my word for it according to the questions that came up.

Oh and for all purposes men do cheat more than women, but the statistics remain vague and transparent on the issue.

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91.
Would you date a man with no car
92.
Should a man blow dry his hair
93.
Should a man be older than a woman
94.
Should a man carry a bag
95.
Should a man help with housework
96.
Should a man remove his pubic hair
97.
Should a man see a male therapist
98.
Should a man remove his body hair
99.
Why would a man blush
100.
Is a man responsible for his wife debts

What It Means to Man Up

God forbid a man carries a bag or helps out with the housework. He should be the head of the household and always be fixing something with tools right?

I'm actually surprised more common male stereotypes didn't show up on Google, but I'm not complaining. Perhaps we have moved forward somewhat since the 1950's (one can wish).

However the struggles of being a man and acting like a man continue to haunt the male species. They are still told to man up at the very slight hint of weakness and non-masculine (feminine) behavior.

Women still have it much tougher over the world, but it's definitely not easy being a boy in today's culture. One can argue that growing young boys have it even tougher because of the societal pressures being placed on them.

Often if they fail to live up to the stereotypes, then the world says they fail at "being male" and then what are they going to do (to be).

And finally what does that say about us?

Your Turn!

What's the worst kind of stereotype?

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