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Just here to point out the obvious: if a girl said this to a guy, literally no one would be upset. The only way I could even remotely see this being problematic is if he lead with the idea that he wasn't looking for quick intimacy and then suddenly turned around after the first date to say this. I watched the intro and the message, but I didn't watch the video in full. That said, I didn't see anything to indicate this within the memo. This deeply troubles me too. Imagine for a moment the roles w…
/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates07/08/26 08:59 PM
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I agree. I would actually say it's even more pervasive than that, extending to the US and perhaps other "first world" nations. Lesbians seem to have a lot more space to exist freely without violence or harassment. Its very possible this is due to fetishization, and thats not good, but at the same token, the difference is between people being nicer to you for problematic preferences they have and openly committing a hate crime against you because you do not fit those preferences. To be honest, I …
/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates02/07/26 10:06 PM
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Thank you, sincerely. Its one thing to know something is true and have some mantras for it. It's another to actually internalize that truth when your very struggles seem inconvenient for the dominant "progressive" ideology. I live in the Deep South, its rough when the right wants to erase your existence and "progressives" conveniently ignore you exist because the alternative is to admit homophobia is a legitimate mens issue.
/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates02/07/26 09:52 PM
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Its funny you say that, I almost replied to these dipshits with a picture of Andrew Tate with the caption "He would agree! Another victory for egalitarian feminism." Like its rare I get angry these days, but little gets me angrier than advocating for a mere inversion of classical gender hierarchy when that was shown to be so harmful. These peoples' sense of justice is no better than that of the average 5 year old's, "well he did it first, so that means its okay for me to do it back!" I am in suc…
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