serialsaboteur Archive

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1	Costs of Feminism Mega-Thread By the way, I appreciate your replies :) I actually think this is a super good discussion. I acknowledge that your opinions may be different than mine, but it's cool that you're not trying to insult me.	/r/PurplePillDebate	31/10/21 01:21 AM
1	Costs of Feminism Mega-Thread I'm not sure if you realize this, but feminine men are only not respected in conservative American cultures. In Asian society, effeminate & beautiful men are actually much more celebrated than hyper-masculine men. The hundreds of millions of K-pop fangirls around the world proves that a man doesn't have to be hyper-masculine to be desirable. I think everything you pointed out actually shows how toxic a patriarchal society that overvalues masculine traits is. It forces men to be hyper-masculine, …	/r/PurplePillDebate	31/10/21 01:17 AM
1	Costs of Feminism Mega-Thread I don’t think the idea of modern feminism is to make it acceptable for men to have fewer responsibilities and still hold value in society. That’s never been the case, even for women. Society has never valued women who stayed home but didn’t cook, clean or otherwise provide value to their home lives. The idea is to acknowledge that men can hold value beyond just being a financial provider. Men can provide by being a source of emotional support. Men can provide by staying home to cook, clean, and …	/r/PurplePillDebate	30/10/21 08:16 PM
1	Costs of Feminism Mega-Thread Lmaooooo no	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/10/21 08:22 AM
2	Costs of Feminism Mega-Thread Yes, the strong have always subjugated the weak. Between men and women, who is physically stronger? And since the strong have always subjugated the weak, according to your argumentative logic, it’s only natural that men have historically subjugated women. If that’s how you wanna spin it 🤷🏻‍♀️	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/10/21 05:31 AM
2	Costs of Feminism Mega-Thread Well, that’s my whole point — the lines are being blurred between masculinity and femininity. It’s ok for men to have feminine traits and still be manly. It’s ok for women to have masculine traits and still be feminine. That’s the new age of feminism or gender identity in general. I think a lot of men are struggling in this new age (same with women tbh) because it’s imperative for many men to feel manly (just as many women innately desire to feel feminine), but it’s confusing and people aren’t s…	/r/PurplePillDebate	28/10/21 09:46 PM
1	Costs of Feminism Mega-Thread Yes — that’s why I clarify it’s not the take that goes viral, but it’s what I think. From my viewpoint (a moderately conservative woman with socially liberal views), feminism in 2021 has shifted to discussions about gender at large, and this conversation is no longer led by millennials, but by the younger Gen Z. The conversation has evolved from “women deserve equal rights” to “everyone should be allowed to have feminine traits and be feminine if they want without being bound by rigid gender nor…	/r/PurplePillDebate	28/10/21 06:12 PM
3	Costs of Feminism Mega-Thread I just wanted to point out that one of your core beliefs ("women entering the workforce en masse") is erroneous. This is the graph for inflation. This is the graph for women entering the workforce. There was no dramatic spike in women entering the workforce — in fact, the % growth of women in the workforce has remained relatively steady for the last 100 years (3-5% increase every year since the 40s). There're also a lot of historical studies of the great inflation of the 70s that literally expla…	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/10/21 06:44 PM
6	Costs of Feminism Mega-Thread I was just reflecting on how life was maybe very good for like 1% of the women who were born naturally beautiful with a great body and a socially desirable personality pre-feminism (post-Industrialism), but women as a whole had very little access to the kind of power & choice that men have always had historically.	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/10/21 06:26 PM
8	Costs of Feminism Mega-Thread This is not the take that goes viral on social media, but I actually think modern day feminism is less about women (as a gender) and more about embracing femininity as an acceptable and beneficial trait for all humans to have (same with masculinity, which has always been valued over femininity in society). And it is incredibly beneficial to male struggles. Men are increasingly encouraged to not only accept but embrace their feminine qualities — such as being emotionally sensitive, being vulnerab…	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/10/21 06:15 PM