Men's Health Issues subforum?

[RunsWithFoxes]

This has probably been noted before, but under "Health Forums" there is a "Women's Health Issues" subforum but no "Men's Health Issues" subforum. Why? Is it because the men are an inherently superior physical design and thus never have gender related health issues? Or, do men have gender-specific health issues but are not inclined to discuss them in exquisite and disgusting detail in a public forum? I don't have anything in particular to discuss, but I guess that my mind is wandering freely today for some reason. :angel:

[misq17]

There used to be a Men's Health Issues Forum but it was misused and nobody really talked about health in it so it was gotten rid of.

[Bits]

I was wondering this the other day, funnily enough. I'm not a man, but it sounds like a good idea :)

[purrpelle]

women have to deal with men, so that's why we get a separate forum... to bitch and moan. :)

[MaryC1999]

Why? Is it because the men are an inherently superior physical design and thus never have gender related health issues? Or, do men have gender-specific health issues but are not inclined to discuss them in exquisite and disgusting detail in a public forum?

Maybe it's the maturity factor?
Nah, can't be it....
Mary

[kpickell]

Men aren't shy about whipping it out in front of women, so we don't need a seperate forum. We can talk about our :nana: in the public health forum. :yes:

[goettling]

women have to deal with men, so that's why we get a separate forum...

I think it's more like the other way around. Dealing with females can be way harder. :p

[RunsWithFoxes]

Men aren't shy about whipping it out in front of women, so we don't need a seperate forum. We can talk about our :nana: in the public health forum. :yes:

It appears that kpickell has validated MaryC1999's hypothesis :bow: