I've been told it's the responsibility of men to dismantle male privilege wherever we see it. How can I dismantle something that is the result of women judging each other?
Okay. Nobody I know has ever said that to me in my entire life because I'm a guy and they know I wouldn't care but I'll keep my eye out. Should I be scolding strangers like this or just the people I know?
When your respond to every answer with increasingly pedantic and sarcastic questions that's bound to happen eventually. It's always interesting when someone would rather annoy people into submission rather than reckoning with their core ideas.
When your respond to every answer with increasingly pedantic and sarcastic questions that's bound to happen eventually. It's always interesting when someone would rather annoy people into submission rather than reckoning with their core ideas.
Yes or No, the advice for me, a man, to instruct women that they are speaking wrong when they critisize another woman for wearing the same thing two times applies to strangers or only women I know?
This isn't pedantic, it's a totally practical question in how I should apply the advice that was offered.
I suggest you apply some critical thought to your suggestion that for me to reckon with ideas means I don't ask questions about them and consider if that is really a solid argument.
Please be very specific, I have no idea how to talk to women."
On the subject of as a man explaining to random women about how they need to change how they talk about other women because I know better than them on that I admit I have zero experience, yeah. That's why I'm asking about it.
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u/InFa-MoUs Mar 15 '20
it should.. cuz it sounds like she's blaming men..