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| 1 | Is it tiresome watching a women beat up men in movies and tv. A lot of times one woman beating up or killing multiple men? Is this a mens right issue?saw the comments you made on this thread, and idk why you’re getting downvoted so hard?? I understand that it’s just because of the population in this subreddit, but damn. Anyways, I wanted to say thank you for giving clear, concise answers that are much kinder and more patient than I could have ever been, lol. I thought I saw you comment that you have daughters, and I wanted to say that they’re lucky to have a dad who acknowledges this stuff, and is willing to openly combat these negative stigm… | /r/MensRights | 11/10/23 04:56 AM |
| 1 | Are 'outdated' preferences towards men also misandristic, while the same towards women are deemed misogynistic?"sorry if this is long, it just felt important. the reason why those things can be considered "misogynistic" is if you combine those preferences with objectification. If a woman only has value based to you based on her physical attributes and her appearance does not match them, then she is inherently worthless or of lesser value as a human being. obviously, the same can happen to men, it's just that society as a whole tends to overwhelmingly do this to women. | /r/PurplePillDebate | 02/05/23 05:41 AM |
| 1 | Are 'outdated' preferences towards men also misandristic, while the same towards women are deemed misogynistic?"I wouldn't say a person's preference is automatically/inherently misogynistic or misandristic. However, as soon as you use them as a way to shame or harass others is where you enter the territory of being misogynistic or misandristic. As an example: ever notice how focused tabloids and media are on the physical appearance of famous women and female celebs? When people say that it's misogynistic, they generally are referring to the amount of times/instances that people announce their opinions on … | /r/PurplePillDebate | 02/05/23 05:25 AM |
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