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| 2 | Feminazis BTFOOf course the barrier is real. It's as real as any other bit of human society - just because we made it together in our minds doesn't mean it's not real. There's the barrier that men can't be trusted around children. That women can't be fulfilled without a successful relationship/children. That a better paying job means you're a better person. There's all sorts of social constructs and barriers that shape the way individuals think or view themselves and "success." And when those barriers make it… | /r/MensRights | 04/07/17 08:31 PM |
| 3 | Feminazis BTFOCulture shapes people, though. That's sort of how humans work. You can argue that people should rise above, and that's admirable and an encourageable thing, but culture tends to not support people who attempt to supercede it. It's more acceptable than its ever been in Western society for women to have independent lives. It's still not perfectly accepted, just like it's not perfectly accepted when they choose to not have children (same for men). And there comes a point where the barriers of socia… | /r/MensRights | 04/07/17 10:36 AM |
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