Striking_Ad2932 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	Until feminine attributes are no longer connected with inferiority and being under a man, more women are going to reject traditional femininity okay, we obviously have a very different outlook on the world and we must both know this conversation isn't really gonna go anywhere. also i don't need to know how you feel about pubic hair on women, that's really not even what i was talking about before.	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/02/22 10:22 PM
1	Until feminine attributes are no longer connected with inferiority and being under a man, more women are going to reject traditional femininity i specifically never said that gender is enforced on women more than men, i thought that much was clear. i'm fully aware that men who don't present themselves as masculine enough are mocked or even assulted/killed for that. that's not an antifeminst talking point at all, quite the opposite. it's interesting if you think that this kind of enforcement of traditional gender roles creates "optimal societal function". also don't worry, most people don't really realistically have a choice but to dedic…	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/02/22 08:36 PM
1	Until feminine attributes are no longer connected with inferiority and being under a man, more women are going to reject traditional femininity the example about body hair was not related to the work place. in any case, it's just one out of countless ways that people experience or at least witness the enforcement of "proper" gender roles since early childhood. the world we live in could be described as "antifeminist", sure. seeing economic equality (not only, but including between men and women) as a desirable goal is not. i brought up capitalism because personally i think that this kind of equality is unlikely to happen in a system tha…	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/02/22 02:08 PM
1	Until feminine attributes are no longer connected with inferiority and being under a man, more women are going to reject traditional femininity i think i already said i don't disagree on women's role in maintaining these values. the quote you refer to is definitely a simplification and i can see how it could feel like you personally are being accused of something. both men and woman have experiences of being shamed in some way by others if they fail to present their gender in the "correct" way, like being ridiculed for having body hair as a woman, or accused of being difficult for trying to get your voice heard in a work setting. simila…	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/02/22 06:42 AM
2	Until feminine attributes are no longer connected with inferiority and being under a man, more women are going to reject traditional femininity i mean... nazi ideology was extremely patriarchal in the kinds of idealized roles they imagined for (white, obviously) men and women. i'm clearly not trying to push responsibility for ww2 onto average men or implying that women weren't also nazis. i'm talking about cultural ideas and values that view men as superior to women, and those things are bigger than any individual. they also don't automatically change when women get suffrage. i don't really understand what there is to argue about here. …	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/02/22 09:38 PM
1	Until feminine attributes are no longer connected with inferiority and being under a man, more women are going to reject traditional femininity no i absolutely agree that young men being sent off to die in mostly useless wars against their will is an insult to the value of human life. however patriarchal societies, where the people in charge of public decision making have been mostly men, have very much done excatly that throughout history. like you point out, the dynamic between men and women isn't by any means the only use of power in society, and obviously the men fighting in these wars were in a very underprivileged position compare…	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/02/22 05:48 PM
2	Until feminine attributes are no longer connected with inferiority and being under a man, more women are going to reject traditional femininity it's definitely true that women have and do participate in maintaining and passing on patriarchal values to new generations of women. i guess people often refer to the patriachal ideal of women as submissive and men as dominant as something that men have come up with because it's an idea that has historically prioritised men in many ways. i doubt there's any way of actually tracing this kind of thinking back to any one specific group of people	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/02/22 04:14 PM
2	Until feminine attributes are no longer connected with inferiority and being under a man, more women are going to reject traditional femininity i don't think anyone is denying men are indeed usually stronger, and that women sometimes see men as a threat as a result (and that some men actually do use their strenght to abuse us). i believe op is just saying that a lot of women now reject the idea that this difference should be used as an organizing principle in modern societies or as a basis for identity, which i would agree with	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/02/22 03:43 PM
1	Until feminine attributes are no longer connected with inferiority and being under a man, more women are going to reject traditional femininity genuine question, why does men being physically stronger on average matter in this discussion unless men are literally threatening us with violence to get women to take on a submissive role? like why are you so excited to remind us of how you could probably beat us up if you wanted to lmao?	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/02/22 03:25 PM
1	CMV: Calculating "Male SMV" for OLD and IRL i guarantee very few women would think this man looks dangerous in any way lmao. actually it's his approachability that adds to the appeal	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/02/22 10:06 PM
1	Men should stop spending so much time online if they don't want to be lonely You absolutely have the right idea and don't let the men on this site pull you into their circle of self pity and resentment towards other people (mainly women). Loneliness, alienation from other people and feeling unloved can be absolutely crushing experiences, but the solution to them is not to shut yourself away from the world and try to rationalize your own anger and bitterness by starting to believe that love and relationships are some sort of cruel game and women the masterminds behind it.…	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/01/22 12:16 PM