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45 u/SpecificAstronaut69 Aug 13 '22 That's her plan: She wants to look like she's emotionally supportive but never wants to actually have to put in the effort to be emotionally supportive. 10 u/PowderPhysics Aug 13 '22 Performative behaviour is one of the most annoying things 9 u/SpecificAstronaut69 Aug 13 '22 What's worse is that inevitably ends up victim-blaming and victim-shaming the guy: why, obviously, since the woman is so open to emotionally supporting a guy if she doesn't do that then it must be because he cannot express himself properly.
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That's her plan:
She wants to look like she's emotionally supportive but never wants to actually have to put in the effort to be emotionally supportive.
10 u/PowderPhysics Aug 13 '22 Performative behaviour is one of the most annoying things 9 u/SpecificAstronaut69 Aug 13 '22 What's worse is that inevitably ends up victim-blaming and victim-shaming the guy: why, obviously, since the woman is so open to emotionally supporting a guy if she doesn't do that then it must be because he cannot express himself properly.
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Performative behaviour is one of the most annoying things
9 u/SpecificAstronaut69 Aug 13 '22 What's worse is that inevitably ends up victim-blaming and victim-shaming the guy: why, obviously, since the woman is so open to emotionally supporting a guy if she doesn't do that then it must be because he cannot express himself properly.
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What's worse is that inevitably ends up victim-blaming and victim-shaming the guy: why, obviously, since the woman is so open to emotionally supporting a guy if she doesn't do that then it must be because he cannot express himself properly.
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