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هذا رأيي فيكم أيها الرجال قاطبة لا أستثني منكم أحداً.
قرأت ما كتبت على مكث وروية، ليكون ردي مقنعاً، فمن الصعب أن تُقنع أنثى تعتقد دائماً أنها على صواب.
في عالم العلاقات الإنسانية تختلط التجارب وتتنوع الشخصيات، ولا يمكن تصنيف أنواع الرجال وتعميم هذه الصفات على كل ذكر يمشي على الأرض. تقول صاحبة التعميم الظالم بنبرة ساخرة وبحروف غاضبة، يَسِم الرجال بصفات سلبية منحازة لنون النسوة بامتياز تحدثت فيه عن 13 نوعاً من «الرجال» ووصفتهم جميعاً بطريقة ساخرة ولكن في جوهرها تنطوي على نظرة اختزالية وعامة وظالمة للرجل.
تقول فيه راجل يحبك زي أمه، وراجل يأخذك بدل أمه! وفيه راجل يتنفس كذباً. وفيه اللي ما يصدق تعطي له قلبك حتى يبيعه بثمن بخس، وفيه اللي يجري وراء الستات وعيونه دائماً فارغة، وفيه النرجسي، وفيه اللي يمثل دور الضحية، وفيه الكذاب، وفيه راجل عدو لنجاحك.
كل هذه الأوصاف وغيرها في جوهرها تنطوي على نظرة اختزالية وعامة وظالمة للرجل.
لا أحد ينكر أن هناك نماذج سلبية ومؤذية في أي مجتمع، سواء بين الرجال أو النساء.
لكن الخطورة تكمن حين يتحول النقد من تقويم السلوك الفردي إلى جلد جماعي، ومن تحليل الحالات إلى تصنيف كل جنس تحت عنوان ساخر أو هجومي.
إن التعميم هو السلاح الأضعف والأخطر، وهو تعميم فج، يَنسف وجود ملايين الرجال الطيبين، المحترمين، الداعمين، الذين يقدرون المرأة ويحترمونها بكل محبة ووعي وإدراك، ويقدمون على عتباتها المقدسة كل فروض الطاعة وواجبات التقدير.
العلاقات لا تبنى على اختزال الناس في أنماط جاهزة، بل تُبنى على الحوار، التفاهم، والتجربة الشخصية، والعشرة والمعاملة.
حين ينتقد الرجل لأنه «ابن أمه»، أو المتحكم أو النرجسي أو الخائن والكذاب وأبو عين طويلة يهوى المعاكسة ومطاردة النساء..
ماذا عن النظير الأنثوي؟
هل لا توجد امرأة تعتمد على والدتها في كل قرار؟
هل لا توجد نساء يتحكمن في الشريك باسم الغيرة أو الحب؟
هل الخيانة فعل فردي يفعله الرجل وترفضه الأنثى؛ التي تستخدم كل أسلحة حواء حتى يقع الرجل في حبائلها ثم تربطه بحبل ليدور في فلكها ثم تمارس عليه كل أنواع ساديتها؟
وهل النرجسية أو الأنانية صفات رجالية فقط؟
بالطبع لا، فهذه سمات إنسانية، لا حكر لجنس دون آخر.
والعدل يبدأ من توزيع المسؤولية بعدل، لا عبر قوالب هجومية.
النص صيغ بلغة ساخرة، لكنه يحمل بين طياته سمّاً ناعماً من التحقير والتقليل من شأن الرجل ككائن عاطفي وشريك حياة.
كل وصف تقريباً ينتهي إلى فكرة أن الرجل إما هو عبء، أو متخلف، أو مستنزِف، أو خطر، أو غير ناضج.
وكأن المرأة دوماً الضحية والرجل دوماً الجلاد، مع أن الواقع أعقد من ذلك بكثير.
فلنقلب الطاولة.. لو كُتبت مقالا بعنوان «أنواع الستات» وتم فيه حصر 13 نوعاً من السلبيات مثل الست الغيورة، المتصنعة، الكذابة، الأنانية، الناقدة، المتشائمة، الدرامية، الخائنة، والدلوعة... إلخ.. لقامت الدنيا ولم تقعد.
المشكلة ليست في السخرية، بل في التحامل الذي روجت له ورقتها على أنه وعي أو تحذير نسوي، في حين أنه يُكرس مشاعر الرفض والكراهية والصراع بين الجنسين بدلاً من خلق بيئة تفاهم ونمو.
إن العلاقة بين الرجل والمرأة شراكة إنسانية سامية، أياً كانت العلاقة، لا مجال فيها للخصام العامي أو الهجوم الساخر أو الحكم المطلق.
الرجل لا يحتاج إلى أن يكون «كاملاً» بلا أخطاء، والمرأة لا تحتاج أن تكون «ضحية دائمة» تنتظر فارساً يفهمها من أول نظرة.
نحتاج في حياتنا إلى الحكمة والنضج العاطفي، وليس لتربية أجيال من البنات يعتقدن أن كل الرجال «طاقة سلبية»، أو أولاد يعتقدون أن المرأة شيطان.
فلنوجه طاقتنا نحو احترام المرأة وتقديرها والعكس، وبناء علاقات قائمة على الحوار لا التحكم، ورفض العلاقات المؤذية سواء صدرت من رجل أو امرأة.
في زمنٍ نحتاج فيه إلى تجسير الفجوة بين الرجل والمرأة لبناء مجتمعات متوازنة، فإن مثل هذه الآراء، رغم طرافتها الشكلية، تساهم في تعميق الانقسام والتخندق العاطفي.
ليس كل الرجال «أنواعاً سيئة»، كما أنه ليس كل النساء «ملائكة مضطهدات» نحن بشر، فينا الطيب والخبيث، الواعي والساذج، الناضج والطفل. فلنُعِد النظر على الوعي لا السخرية، وعلى حب يُبنى لا كراهية تُروّج.
نجيب يماني
ليس كلُّ رجل خائناً.. ولا كل امرأة ضحية.. !
31 يوليو 2025 - 00:03
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آخر تحديث 31 يوليو 2025 - 00:03
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She wrote on her page, speaking with a confident tone that resonates with her strong personality:
This is my opinion of you, all you men, I do not exclude anyone.
I read what you wrote carefully and thoughtfully, so that my response would be convincing, for it is difficult to convince a woman who always believes she is right.
In the world of human relationships, experiences intertwine and personalities vary, and it is impossible to categorize types of men and generalize these traits to every male walking the earth. The author of this unfair generalization says sarcastically and with angry letters, labeling men with negative traits biased towards women, as she discussed 13 types of “men” and described them all in a mocking manner that, at its core, reflects a reductive, general, and unjust view of men.
She says there is a man who loves you like a mother, and a man who takes you instead of his mother! There is a man who breathes lies. There is one who doesn’t believe you give him your heart only for him to sell it for a pittance, and there is one who runs after women with empty eyes, and there is the narcissist, and there is one who plays the victim, and there is the liar, and there is a man who is an enemy to your success.
All these descriptions and others essentially reflect a reductive, general, and unjust view of men.
No one denies that there are negative and harmful models in any society, whether among men or women.
But the danger lies in when criticism shifts from evaluating individual behavior to collective punishment, and from analyzing cases to categorizing each gender under a mocking or offensive title.
Generalization is the weakest and most dangerous weapon; it is a crude generalization that obliterates the existence of millions of good, respectful, supportive men who appreciate and honor women with love, awareness, and understanding, and who offer all forms of obedience and respect at their sacred thresholds.
Relationships are not built on reducing people to ready-made patterns, but rather on dialogue, understanding, personal experience, companionship, and treatment.
When a man is criticized for being a “mama's boy,” or controlling, or narcissistic, or a cheater and a liar, or a long-eyed guy who loves to flirt and chase women...
What about the female counterpart?
Are there no women who rely on their mothers for every decision?
Are there no women who control their partner in the name of jealousy or love?
Is infidelity an individual act committed by men that women reject; who use all of Eve's weapons until the man falls into her traps, then ties him with a rope to orbit around her, and then practices all kinds of sadism on him?
And is narcissism or selfishness a male-only trait?
Of course not, these are human traits, not exclusive to one gender over another.
Justice begins with distributing responsibility fairly, not through offensive molds.
The text is written in a sarcastic tone, but it carries within it a subtle poison of belittling and diminishing the man as an emotional being and life partner.
Almost every description ends with the idea that a man is either a burden, or backward, or draining, or dangerous, or immature.
As if the woman is always the victim and the man is always the oppressor, while the reality is much more complex than that.
Let’s turn the tables... If an article titled “Types of Women” were written, listing 13 types of negatives such as the jealous woman, the pretentious one, the liar, the selfish, the critical, the pessimistic, the dramatic, the unfaithful, and the spoiled... etc., the world would rise and not settle down.
The problem is not in the sarcasm, but in the prejudice that her paper promoted as awareness or feminist warning, while it entrenches feelings of rejection, hatred, and conflict between the genders instead of creating an environment of understanding and growth.
The relationship between men and women is a noble human partnership, whatever the relationship, with no room for common bickering, sarcastic attacks, or absolute judgments.
A man does not need to be “perfect” without mistakes, and a woman does not need to be a “perpetual victim” waiting for a knight to understand her at first glance.
We need wisdom and emotional maturity in our lives, not to raise generations of girls who believe that all men are “negative energy,” or boys who think that women are devils.
Let’s direct our energy towards respecting and appreciating women and vice versa, and building relationships based on dialogue, not control, and rejecting harmful relationships whether they come from a man or a woman.
In a time when we need to bridge the gap between men and women to build balanced societies, such opinions, despite their superficial novelty, contribute to deepening division and emotional entrenchment.
Not all men are “bad types,” just as not all women are “oppressed angels.” We are human, with both good and evil, the aware and the naive, the mature and the child. Let’s reconsider awareness, not sarcasm, and foster love that is built, not hatred that is promoted.
This is my opinion of you, all you men, I do not exclude anyone.
I read what you wrote carefully and thoughtfully, so that my response would be convincing, for it is difficult to convince a woman who always believes she is right.
In the world of human relationships, experiences intertwine and personalities vary, and it is impossible to categorize types of men and generalize these traits to every male walking the earth. The author of this unfair generalization says sarcastically and with angry letters, labeling men with negative traits biased towards women, as she discussed 13 types of “men” and described them all in a mocking manner that, at its core, reflects a reductive, general, and unjust view of men.
She says there is a man who loves you like a mother, and a man who takes you instead of his mother! There is a man who breathes lies. There is one who doesn’t believe you give him your heart only for him to sell it for a pittance, and there is one who runs after women with empty eyes, and there is the narcissist, and there is one who plays the victim, and there is the liar, and there is a man who is an enemy to your success.
All these descriptions and others essentially reflect a reductive, general, and unjust view of men.
No one denies that there are negative and harmful models in any society, whether among men or women.
But the danger lies in when criticism shifts from evaluating individual behavior to collective punishment, and from analyzing cases to categorizing each gender under a mocking or offensive title.
Generalization is the weakest and most dangerous weapon; it is a crude generalization that obliterates the existence of millions of good, respectful, supportive men who appreciate and honor women with love, awareness, and understanding, and who offer all forms of obedience and respect at their sacred thresholds.
Relationships are not built on reducing people to ready-made patterns, but rather on dialogue, understanding, personal experience, companionship, and treatment.
When a man is criticized for being a “mama's boy,” or controlling, or narcissistic, or a cheater and a liar, or a long-eyed guy who loves to flirt and chase women...
What about the female counterpart?
Are there no women who rely on their mothers for every decision?
Are there no women who control their partner in the name of jealousy or love?
Is infidelity an individual act committed by men that women reject; who use all of Eve's weapons until the man falls into her traps, then ties him with a rope to orbit around her, and then practices all kinds of sadism on him?
And is narcissism or selfishness a male-only trait?
Of course not, these are human traits, not exclusive to one gender over another.
Justice begins with distributing responsibility fairly, not through offensive molds.
The text is written in a sarcastic tone, but it carries within it a subtle poison of belittling and diminishing the man as an emotional being and life partner.
Almost every description ends with the idea that a man is either a burden, or backward, or draining, or dangerous, or immature.
As if the woman is always the victim and the man is always the oppressor, while the reality is much more complex than that.
Let’s turn the tables... If an article titled “Types of Women” were written, listing 13 types of negatives such as the jealous woman, the pretentious one, the liar, the selfish, the critical, the pessimistic, the dramatic, the unfaithful, and the spoiled... etc., the world would rise and not settle down.
The problem is not in the sarcasm, but in the prejudice that her paper promoted as awareness or feminist warning, while it entrenches feelings of rejection, hatred, and conflict between the genders instead of creating an environment of understanding and growth.
The relationship between men and women is a noble human partnership, whatever the relationship, with no room for common bickering, sarcastic attacks, or absolute judgments.
A man does not need to be “perfect” without mistakes, and a woman does not need to be a “perpetual victim” waiting for a knight to understand her at first glance.
We need wisdom and emotional maturity in our lives, not to raise generations of girls who believe that all men are “negative energy,” or boys who think that women are devils.
Let’s direct our energy towards respecting and appreciating women and vice versa, and building relationships based on dialogue, not control, and rejecting harmful relationships whether they come from a man or a woman.
In a time when we need to bridge the gap between men and women to build balanced societies, such opinions, despite their superficial novelty, contribute to deepening division and emotional entrenchment.
Not all men are “bad types,” just as not all women are “oppressed angels.” We are human, with both good and evil, the aware and the naive, the mature and the child. Let’s reconsider awareness, not sarcasm, and foster love that is built, not hatred that is promoted.


