So I noticed from the "whats the point in shaming men that are awkward when they approach women" thread that blue pillers and feminists seem to think that male sexuality is inherently bad.

This is really prevalent in terms of the idea of approaching women purely for sex, that you shouldn't bother her and that it is wrong. If you argue that women shouldn't be judged for their sexuality, their sexual needs, it seems mighty hypocritical to turn around and judge men for theirs and place a moral judgment upon it ("men are horrible and shallow for wanting sex", etc). Interestingly, these same people are those that complain about things like "slut-shaming" and probably think that only female sexuality is disparaged. And within this group we actually have people who are arguing for constraints on male sexuality ("you shouldn't approach women at X, Y because it might bother them"). The only men who really get affected by these kind of ideas are the sensitive ones, who probably actually need positive messages about themselves.

So I'm just musing aloud / interested in peoples thoughts and wondering how you someone can believe themselves to be sex positive whilst at the same time shitting on men? It's worth mentioning I believe Red Pill does something similar but they don't tend to claim a belief in egalitarianism.

Apologies if covered before, I did have a search.