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| 2 | “Women don’t need seduction” myth needs to stopThe attractiveness threshold for women is lower. Call it sexism, misogyny, the patriarchy--whatever--but women are inherently sexualized and objectified in Western culture. Men are not. That's why. So, yes, by default, women have to do far, far less to be considered sexually attractive. At a societal level, the bar is low for them in that regard. | /r/seduction | 09/03/25 12:38 AM |
| 56 | What a KingMarginally few people are willing to dismantle systems they benefit from. For many feminists, they want to dismantle the enforced gender roles that cause them harm or inconvenience--not the ones from which they stand to benefit. That's any group, though, tbh. It's a human trait. Feminists like that don't really own the rights to hypocrisy. Whether you're part of a moral movement or simply watching it from the outside--it's good to remain grounded in remembering that bias. Few people are willing … | /r/PussyPassDenied | 23/12/21 09:51 PM |
| 2 | From u/ffandyyI think 'Toxic Masculinity' is one of those charged phrases where its implications are not universally applied or accepted--and you have to 'read the room' when you use it. It can easily be used as a shotgun blast that causes more collateral damage than necessary, but when handled deftly, it can also be wielded as a precision snipe that correctly hits its target: the acceptance of toxic behavior based on the excuse of gender norms. There's room to disagree over whether its use causes more benefi… | /r/PussyPassDenied | 31/01/21 03:47 AM |
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