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| 3 | I Think I Dress Too ConservativelyHave you looked into modest fashion at all? Google it, or check out pintrest. A lot of it is going to be associated with religion (Islam and some types of Christianity usually) but look past that--there's so much inspiration for modest but fashionable & put-together looks. How do your outfits compare? If you don't like showing much skin, you can absolutely accomplish that.. but you want your outfit to say, "I choose to wear this & I am happy, confident, and comfortable in it", not, "I wear this … | /r/RedPillWomen | 13/09/16 12:32 PM |
| 2 | Hey, I just started thinking about this, and I wanted someone smarter than myself to help me thinking about it.This probably isn't answering your question, but more in the vein of a discussion about stereotypes: I feel like "sex" is often defined (not officially, but culturally) as a man orgasming. And maybe that's part of what leads to the female/male divide when it comes to ideas about rape: it's the man who is "perpetrating" and the woman who is merely a "participant." I think this leads to a man being raped by another man as being more culturally acceptable to define as rape (but in a "how demeaning … | /r/MensRights | 24/10/11 09:24 PM |
| 13 | In all of these posters, the men are the abusers.If anyone here is looking for alternative posters, I highly recommend the Red Flag Campaign's posters. They cover many different ways domestic abuse can appear-- in all types of relationships. I think they did a really great job of not making any particular gender or gender role out to be the abuser. You can check them out here. | /r/MensRights | 23/10/11 08:32 PM |
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