Yesterday I wrote a post called "Stop Hiding Behind Law 38."

The point of this post was that people don't need to be told to abide by Law 38; our DNA tells us to.

The guy going on an anti-feminist rant in his Sociology class knows he's going out on a limb, and he's even scared to do it. That doesn't mean it's the best move, but that is for him to calculate. Perhaps his papers and exam scores are undeniably good and he frankly doesn't give a fuck.

That is a rare instance. What is the common case?

The common case is a man dating a woman and not challenging her when she talks about "how great Feminism is for women's rights!"

I know for certain if I ever dated a woman with those beliefs (not likely), she would not have them for long. I would drag her kicking and screaming to the truth. Men are not doing this, and it's because men are scared of rejection.

That's how we ended up here in the first place; not by too few men heeding Law 38.

Telling men about Law 38 is like telling them not to bungee jump in Mexico.

And yes, I'm sure some of us hide behind it. It's like the classic story of newcomers hearing about MGTOW and deciding they are not going to try to get girls because they are too cool for that now. In reality, maybe he's just hamstering his fear of rejection.

Feminism rules the day because men are scared of not behaving like others.

I should have been more clear about that so the comments wouldn't go back to focusing on how great Law 38 is.

Oh well. Don't go bungee jumping in Mexico, guys.