oh sorry i don't think i made my point clear. i didn't mean to say that primarily-male gyms were misogynist. i was referencing the supposedly misogynist frat

oh sorry i don't think i made my point clear. i didn't mean to say that primarily-male gyms were misogynist. i was referencing the supposedly misogynist frat parties portrayed in the movie and saying that an equivalent form of sexism might be an all-women's gym (or social club) where men were treated like sex objects. one of the parents said something to the effect of "heh heh men would like being treated like that", to which i responded, "ummm, not really". ok this is silly and off-topic by now :)