hershininglight Archive

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1	This is a true sign of progress related to schools. I appreciate your view, thank you. I understand that female power was more prevalent in other cultures but I was referring more to the modern white dominated one. I am also half native american and the entire family is guided by the mother (ex: men take women's last name) so I understand what you are getting at. What I meant by religion if probably just specific to my exmormon experience. The main teachings were that women were to marry a man and obey his heavenly directed divine law ordained by…	/r/MensRights	23/02/21 09:47 PM
1	this. True, it's just ironic because what are the other 7 that arent women? Men. They missed logic on that one	/r/AntiFeminists	23/02/21 08:38 PM
1	This is a true sign of progress related to schools. I'm a lesbian that believes in mens rights. I believe in mansplaining being a psychologically impacting concept but if you are willing, I'd like to open my mind as to its non existence. Could you elaborate? Edit: also, I'm not saying I agree with the original accuser. He definitely wasnt "mansplaining" as she was saying. Just to shed light on how I see it, my definition of a person who mansplains is a man who is raised in an environment where men control the actions and have to decide what's bes…	/r/MensRights	23/02/21 07:04 PM