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| 1 | 'Male privilege is...'But it sounds like it still goes back to what other people think/do. Maybe it’s because I’m going to see those people again AND they’re ALWAYS wearing something new The point is it isn’t because your spouse or an expectation set specifically by men. For what it’s worth I can’t afford to never rewear an outfit, even to formal events lol 😂😂 So my budget tells me no on that. But there is something excited about a new outfit, although it again has nothing to do with the patriarchy. | /r/MensRights | 30/12/17 01:17 AM |
| 18 | 'Male privilege is...'Yes, I think for some feminists -the radical ones- it goes beyond logic and common sense and has to do with hatred of men. Then they push out these crazy notions that other women buy into. Like blaming men for not being able to rewear an outfit. If my husband is anything like most men, and I think he is, I am literally able to pull brand new clothes out of my closet and when he asks if it’s new I can say “oh no I’ve had this for years!” AND he believes me. Because he has 0 clue about fashion and… | /r/MensRights | 16/10/17 03:37 AM |
| 56 | 'Male privilege is...'So as a female this is comple ludiocristy. The only reason women feel they can’t rewear dresses “no matter how cute they are” has nothing to do with men and the “patriarchy”. It has 100% to do with other bitchy women who they think will judge them, but sure, let’s bring men into this as if it’s their fault. | /r/MensRights | 15/10/17 11:54 PM |
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