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| 1 | Man writes an uplifting article about showing his penis to his son while encouraging him to masturbate. Ha! Just kidding! It was a woman and her daughter, so it's just fine!Actually it does have something to do with it. We look at it and think "if genders were reversed, a man couldn't write this". Why? What would be so different about a man writing it as opposed to a woman? It'd be taboo either way. we can still explore how a man would be punished for this non-bad thing. If its a non-bad thing, why the need for possible punishment for something that could possibly, but probably not happen? Do you see what I'm saying? I understand people's points about pulling the o… | /r/MensRights | 18/04/13 05:18 AM |
| 1 | Man writes an uplifting article about showing his penis to his son while encouraging him to masturbate. Ha! Just kidding! It was a woman and her daughter, so it's just fine!The fact that you're saying she "exposed herself" illustrates the deep-seated issues we as humans have with nudity. You asked how it was appropriate? Just as the area of skin between my ankle and knee is "appropriate", so is any other part of my body. I think you should ask yourself: what exactly makes this situation in particular inappropriate? Its history and religiosity that have done so. When discussing the body, you said a frank talk is fine but the line is drawn with the viewing of the org… | /r/MensRights | 17/04/13 11:12 PM |
| 3 | Man writes an uplifting article about showing his penis to his son while encouraging him to masturbate. Ha! Just kidding! It was a woman and her daughter, so it's just fine!If I had heard of a grown woman doing this to a child, I am sorry, CPS needs to be called about sexual abuse. I'm sorry, but I think that's ridiculous. She didn't forcibly touch the child sexually nor did she force her child to touch her sexually. While genitalia is sexual in nature, it doesn't automatically make the showing of genitals a sexual act, especially in this context. This wasn't a public act meant to degrade her daughter -- it was certainly embarrassing for the mother, and the daughte… | /r/MensRights | 16/04/13 06:38 PM |
| 2 | Man writes an uplifting article about showing his penis to his son while encouraging him to masturbate. Ha! Just kidding! It was a woman and her daughter, so it's just fine!Completely agree. Technically this article has nothing to do with Men's Rights. OP editorialized the headline and shoehorned it into an issue that really wasn't there to begin with. I see no problem whatsoever with what the mom in this article has done. The only shameful thing I see is how some of the comments in here align with the playground parents' mentioned. | /r/MensRights | 16/04/13 06:04 PM |
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