What do you all think about this?

Baby_Arrow · 2025-01-12T05:06:42+00:00

This would be like a racist white guy complaining black people now get to go to his favorite bar after desegregation.

Lady in article needs to get over herself.

RiP_Nd_tear · 2025-01-12T05:08:52+00:00

As much as I believe in the freedom of association, implying that (wo)men-only spaces should have the right to exist: DEI activists are hypocrites, as they shut down male-only spaces, but don't do the same with female-only spaces.

ThrowawayLetterSlide · 2025-01-12T05:06:56+00:00

Why would this be necessary? If they want to climb with other women can't they just meet up with other women and do that with totally separating the event? What's next, restaurants that will only allow women inside?

SarcasticallyCandour · 2025-01-12T17:19:50+00:00

Well if we had a boys reading club as reading is seen as feminine by default or a boys field trip to university as boys are not as likely to go, we know feminists would use public funds to hire a karen lawyer and bring it to court as helping boys when they're behind is "sexist".

So why shouldn't men take these programmes to court, women are not a minority.

Its different if it was disabled climbers only as they are truly underrepresented and a population minority but women fkn aren't.

This is feminists who dont like men trying to chance their luck, while male spaces are targeted by them constantly.

mrkpxx · 2025-01-12T07:50:21+00:00

Be happy. When the concentration reaches 60% women and 40% men, men withdraw from the area and women push them out of the area.

valcineye · 2025-01-12T15:48:00+00:00

honestly it seems the root issue was less about men being there and more about women not being there. another solution could have been to create a meet-up group or club for women interested in rock climbing without closing the space to men altogether. as a woman i can understand feeling intimidated if i walked into a class and i was the only woman. i'm not even one to naturally find men intimidating. most of the interactions i have with strangers in public and those in my own circle are with men. i would consider what you might be thinking if you walked into a class and were the only man. it may become a question of how you fit into the group, how or if you should approach someone to socialize with, and how you may be perceived. or none of that, but that's what i'd be thinking as a woman.

though it does make me think about the idea that men and women should both be allowed to have their own spaces. yoga is heavily dominated by women. maybe more men would be comfortable trying out a yoga class if they knew it was a men only class?

Pecking_Boi0330 · 2025-01-13T08:01:28+00:00

Just remember, it never works out.

She-Hulk is an example

Different-Product-91 · 2025-01-13T08:51:17+00:00

I would be perfectly fine with "women only" spaces if there were a "men only " counterpart. It would be great to have female-free spaces! However, in reality there is always a "women only" section and one for "all the rest".

Former_Range_1730 · 2025-01-12T22:06:29+00:00

Only a specific demographic of women want to be separate from men.

UnacceptedDragon · 2025-01-12T18:42:01+00:00

I feel everyone should have equal rights across the board. And true equality means no one can have special privileges or programs. If you do that, then you are created inequality. however, it makes sense to have men's and women's sports. Biology kind of trumps our whims and desires in that respect. And we can go ahead and say the same for restrooms. I also believe women's sports should be protected. I know, I might be sending mixed signals, but I am try to be reasonable, logical, and fair, some things make since as I stated based on biological differences. But allowing men into women's sports should not be allowed. Women had had to fight for their rights and it is understandable that they are fighting to keep them. However, certain issues and certain groups are pushing ti to far. Give and inch and people try to take a mile.

It pretty much needs to stop there. True equality means everyone gets the same treatment. No more special college funds or government programs, etc.. If someone want to hold their own private event they should be allowed. The government should never get involved anymore in who gets what or into what based on color, sex, religion. Everyone should be hired on for jobs based on merits and best fit, not because of check boxes. etc. The only people getting any special laws or programs should just be disabled, elderly, and possibly poor, until they get on their feet, but if they are not disabled it should have a limit to it. Give them a boost, people get knocked down, so maybe pick them up a bit, to get them going again, but then they earn their own keep again. I guess, that is what unemployment benefits are for, so yeah, you could keep that up.

You can tell white, straights, and/or guys, or any other groups they can not have, can not do, certain things, then demand it for your group. It shouldn't work that way. It isn't fair, it isn't freedom, it isn't equality. And to be fair, those labels or tags are primarily associated with the people who founded this country and the very laws and freedoms being discussed. So you want to take it from them and demand they give it to only you? I am not sure they would fly for very long, no matter where you go or who you are dealing with....

Butter_the_Garde · 2025-01-13T04:54:47+00:00

> The Utah State University senior had always wanted to get into the sport, but every time she entered the school’s Aggie Recreation Center — where she was greeted by mostly male climbers — she felt too intimidated to try. That changed two years ago when a friend invited her to Women’s Climb Night, held every Tuesday at the gym. After that, she was hooked. “Truly, going to Women’s Climb Night gave me that confidence to get started,” Boyce said. “...I don’t think I would have done it otherwise.”

Internalized misandry.

Almost no men would have an issue rock climbing with her. Yet the presence of MEN was just so REPULSIVE to her.

Mattreddit760 · 2025-01-12T17:06:09+00:00

I personally don't care. Fact is all these women only places of business eventually fail due to women actually wanting to go to co-ed places. Imagine that.

TiredOfPretending00 · 2025-01-18T02:18:53+00:00

If they were so appalled by "whites only" in history then why are they all for "women only." Racists used the same logic of "safety" for all of the same bullshit.

Character-Might2234 · 2025-01-12T08:41:02+00:00

Yes men are hard to be around - not all males but it’s always a male

Title	What do you all think about this?
Author	SketchyDeee
Upvotes	128
Comments	42
Date	January 12, 2025 4:57 AM UTC (1 year ago)
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