We, as a species, are imperfect. We commonly view ourselves as unique in the subtext of being "the only kind", in the context of "one of a kind". We are animals, if you cannot accept this then do not continue reading.

For sake of discussion, let's go about this as you would if you were going to train your dog.

Well-trained pets are easier to care for and love, cause less damage to your home (and theirs), and live happier lives. Nobody is "perfect". You were raised in a unique atmosphere, by a unique person, and you have unique genes. Are you, that is to say, your habits, lifestyle, and behaviors ideal for your current or future surroundings as you reside with your future partner in life?

We're human, so we're obviously biased but it's interesting to notice how humans exempt themselves from being anything other than adequate, regardless of what they're comprised of.

Ongoing the process of training your dog, the steps are:

  • Understanding a Dog's Body Language
  • Interpreting Dog Barks and Noise
  • Basic Obedience for Puppies and Adult Dogs
  • Dog Activities

The very first thing you do when you train your dog, is you start by understanding them. People commonly have a hard time understanding each other. They have the ability to understand them, but only if they know how to properly communicate.

So instead of interpreting things since we are so flawed, we ask each other things with words in order to understand each other like humans and not like dogs or puppies. Yes, we are animals. We also have the gift of speech so we are not left to interpret someone's actions on our own.

In closing remarks, when you properly communicate with each other instead of reading between the lines, you show the other person respect as another human being.

TL;DR: Using analogies that imply submissiveness of a gender (whether you intended to or not) is a step back for both feminism and men's rights.

Edit to keep up with the debate spirit: why do we feel the need to use these types of analogies? I see RP constantly refer to women as weaker (mentally, emotionally) than men. What is the reasoning behind this?