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Male wit - Thoughtless of Her

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Male wit - Thoughtless of Her

Thoughtlessness of Her " If you was arf the man you d offer to carry some of these bundles". " Ow can I with my ands in my pockets!" Date: 1894

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© Mary Evans / Grenville Collins Postcard Collection

Argue Arguing Bloody Bundles Carries Conversation Joke Laziness Lazy Londoner Londoners Mans Minded Packages Phil Pockets Role Selfish Shopping Witty Bicker Chauvinism Chauvinist Rights Selfishness Thoughtless


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This thought-provoking image captures a moment of witty banter between a London couple, showcasing the playful yet argumentative dynamic that was not uncommon in the streets of the city during the late 19th century. In the photograph, a man and a woman can be seen locked in a heated argument over the burden of carrying shopping bundles. The woman, with tears streaming down her face, exclaims, "If you were half the man you'd offer to carry some of these bundles!" To which the man, with a smirk and his hands in his pockets, responds, "Ow can I with my ands in my pockets!" The scene is a classic example of the thoughtlessness and selfishness that could sometimes characterize the roles of men and women in this era. The man's lazy response, rooted in chauvinistic beliefs, belies the underlying tensions and shifting societal norms surrounding gender roles and women's rights. The woman's tears and frustration serve as a poignant reminder of the limitations and challenges she faced in a world dominated by men. Despite the tension, the exchange between the couple is not without humor. The man's witty retort, delivered with a smirk, showcases the quick-witted banter that was a hallmark of Londoners' conversational style. The image, with its comic and humorous undertones, offers a glimpse into the complex and often contradictory nature of relationships and societal norms during this period in history.

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