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No entry for men

Updated on October 6, 2010

I recently came across something totally new to me. In a local department store they've started something called Ladies only Night. It features out of the ordinary events and customer services... and no men. I wonder what they do when the doors shut for men. Do they announce "All men must leave in 5 minutes"?

After looking this up on the internet it turns out that there's a whole new trend for this gender apartheid and its growing fast in popularity. There are men-free gyms, men-free hotels, men free lounges and lots more coming because apparently business is doing great. No this is not in some way out rogue nation - its right here under our noses.

Just what is the world coming to? I thought men only clubs were rightfully forced to allow women to enter due to discrimination laws. Can someone please explain to me what's going on?

When I told my boyfriend about this he ended up in tears!!! No that doesn't happen often but this seemed to get at him more than usual. I can't blame him really. He never asked or wanted to be a man and now he's branded a trouble maker and a potential rapist when I'm more likely to be those things than he is. Just where did we go wrong to allow these things in this day and age?

What scares me most is that if you read up people's opinions on this, you'll find that they applaud it and appreciate it and then justify it with the same arguments that were used to justify the apartheid. Please try to remember that men are human as this men's rights blogger likes to put it. I read up on this phenomenon of female superiority and I wrote a longer article with some interesting conclusions about female supremacy if you want to know more.

There is also the added downside that men will increasingly become marginalized in society. Ultimately this could be more problematic than any of us realize today. See why in my article on the coming matriarchy.

Besides, what do you do with the up and coming 3rd gender? And not even them, just think about how unfair you're being towards those sensitive men who don't fit the macho category. There are more of them than you might think as I pointed out in my article Herbivore Men.

To all you feeble women out there who can't handle the presence of a man: Before you know it, those guards that are keeping the men out will soon be keeping the women in - "for their own safety" of course.

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