I didn't fully realize the extent of misogyny in this culture until I saw how often I'll say something that makes a guy insanely angry, yet then when a man says the same thing the guy will say "Hey dude, I know you mean well but I really hope you'll look at this a different way."

Dec 5, 2022 · 2:42 AM UTC

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Replying to @marwilliamson
That's not misogyny. There's certain things that can be taken the wrong way when it's delivered from the opposite sex. It's not something that's exclusive to men.
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Guys don’t seem to hear themselves.
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Is it misogyny or size? In other words, if the person saying the disagreeable thing is significantly smaller or weaker (woman, child, handicapped, elderly), then the anger may come out.
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Respectfully, I can't see a man saying anything you've said. Your ideas come from Pluto.
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it's an in bred sense of entitlement with no real reasoning behind it.
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ICYMI: #Femicide is an internationally recognized issue and has been for decades - the result of #misogyny unchecked. Please see below: #LAMP: lac.unwomen.org/en/digiteca/… #FemicideWatch: femicide-watch.org/readers/f… #UNODC: unodc.org/documents/data-and… Visit femicide-watch.org/.
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This held true for me, too.
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That's a very tiny fraction of the population. The hardest thing you'll do as you gain notoriety is find a way to accept honest feedback whilst not maligning an entire group of people because of a tiny fraction of a tiny fraction have a voice that's louder than it should be.
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Does it make people angry or happy that you are pro war and imperialism? Is that sexist or classist in your opinion?
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There are things men say that make women rage, but would not be affected when it came from another woman. Have u even considered that?
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