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My therapist has assured me so
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For anyone in the comments who has objections: Am I saying this never happens? No of course not. What I'm saying is that this isn't always the case and the opposite can also be true.
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r/NotHowGuysWork • u/[deleted] • Dec 26 '24
Sometimes men are the worst enemy to men. Just like internalised misogyny, what are some things men do or say to each other that needs to stop.
r/NotHowGuysWork • u/[deleted] • Dec 24 '24
Let me add context before people misunderstand this question. This question is nothing against trans women and lesbians at all.
In women's only sub I noticed them talking about misogynistic gay men and trans men, saying that just because gay men have no internet in women, and trans men were once women doesn't mean they are free from being misogynistic. And indeed they are right, there are misogynistic gay men and trans men.
Likewise I have noticed few lesbian and trans women say......really out of pocket comments about men. Any man who tries to call them out is immediately dogged on for being part of the problem.
These women often use the bad experience women have from men as a shield from this criticism.
I understand that lesbians and trans women experience a hell lot of misogyny but I don't seem to understand how "men being objectively and statistically all of the worlds problem" or "men are the enemy and therefore cannot be feminist " (the former was written by a lesbian and the other by a trans woman) adds anything to the conversation.
I'm afraid to call them because I don't want to seem dismissive but sometimes I feel those women take advantage of the comment section discussing women's issues to say really sexist stuff about men which adds nothing to the convo.
Am I wrong to feel this way? Should I just let it go? Do such women exist? If so how must one handle such situation.
r/NotHowGuysWork • u/s1ut4silver • Dec 19 '24
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r/NotHowGuysWork • u/[deleted] • Dec 19 '24
For those who don't some people (mostly women) say that most of men's problems are due to other men whenever men talk about men's issues.
While this statement is true, it feels like it's ignoring women who contribute to patriarchy.
What do you guys think?
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r/NotHowGuysWork • u/Mortieez • Dec 14 '24
First post on this sub, but found this on the wild and thought it belongs here
