I have heard the argument that "Ee Gads! Men and Boys are being emasculated!" before and I always wondered who came up with that crap. I know a bunch of people of the male persuasion, from bikers to doctors and CEO's to restaurant workers, many different ages and life choices, and I do not see how men being emasculated is actually a thing. It seems to me its akin to fighting a dragon made of smoke, you yell charge and swing your sabre at it only to hit nothing because it really isn't there. Then your wife pats you on the back and tells you to calm down and lay off the rum because you have just attacked the Weber grill and there is no way in hell the local church is going to invite you to another Memorial Day bar'b'que. In retrospect I do believe the Pastor had it in for me when I screamed "Hail Poseidon!" after the lunch prayer. So anyways at least I got that going for me.

I just thought it was funny. Is that allowed?

Men growing up in any culture today are never leaving boyhood because of how emasculated they are.

Yes, why would there be the color pink if any male, let alone you, could realistically reach sexual maturity?

Now women have special parking spots that give them more space.

There exist in Asia some number of parking spaces that are not as small as the rest, provided as a courtesy to ladies in a culture that in broad strokes has more traditional roles for women such that their inexperience is a significant actuarial factor in parking outcomes. That's what castrated you and generations of your gender?

Sure this starts as an insult to women but it's equally as insulting to men.

I should like to see how well you park in typically-sized Asian parking spaces before I take your opinion that an offer of luxuriously large spaces to park in is an insult.

The result? Men have to use smaller spaces instead of giving everyone adequate room.

And this gender-equity fairness authority ensuring that you and your fellow castrati are pampered enough? Is that going to shrink the people and the cars or magically enlarge Asia iself to fit your wounded sense of masculinity-never-achieved? Ia that properly fair to Africa? Ganymede?

The better method? Instead of making this about gender, try making this about skill?

Note that your skills have yet to be put on the scales and weighed in this matter. Note, also, that if parking skill were uniformly distributed in the Asian countries that have this sort of parking accommodation, you might've been anatomically correct right now,

Put a green triangle in the middle of the space to represent unskilled drivers and let people decide for themselves.

What could go wrong? Well, other than the green part. After all, a third of men are colorblind to some degree, but I guess you at least have a redundant coding in the triangle. Unless a symbol like the triangle may have implications you hadn't counted on in your careful consideration of pan-Asian culture.

Until this becomes about generating ticketing revenue in the municipality.

Parking tickets are emasculation at the point of a gun?