My seventh-grade daughter just told me that on a physical fitness test at school today, she did more push ups than everyone, including the boys. Then afterwards some boy came up to her to tell her that her form was bad and that his push ups were “worth more.” She did 25 and he did 13. Even at this age boys just can’t stand being beat by a girl so they have to tear her down any way they can.

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15 小時內	Sagaran Jos sagaranjos	Keeping the entire gender and school thing aside, a pushup (or any exercise for that matter) with good form is definitely tougher and therefore more valuable than a pushup with bad form
17 小時內	Tarah Lynne lynne_tarah	Maybe he’s just a dick. Stop clumping all men together
19 小時內	Jack McCartor teacherjackm	“You just keep on telling yourself whatever you need to, Kyle.”
20 小時內	Bonahis iambonahis	He learnt it somewhere
一天內	Beth Niemela bibble313	So weird that the people defending this boy’s bad behavior have one or two posts, hardly any followers, but a whole hell a lot of replies. It’s almost like they would rather tear someone down than improve themselves. Just block them. Good for your daughter!
一天內	Levi Bollman levi.bollman	I’ll always remember when I was 10, I played on a co-Ed basketball team that my mom coached. She always took the kids that nobody else wanted. The scrawny ones, the socially awkward ones, kids with autism etc. we won the damn championship that year against an all BOYS team. The next day at school, a kid from the losing team said “the only reason y’all won was bc you cheated”. Hit him with the “ur just mad you got beat by boys AND girls”.