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  • velma@sh.itjust.workstoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.worldmindset
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    47 minutes ago

    Literally any community that is mostly women when someone complains about a guy issue

    If it’s a women’s community, that’s very understandable. A man will find better answers for a guy issue in a men’s community. Same as if a woman posted a women’s issue in a men’s community - it would be inappropriate and out of place.

    Is this community mostly men or a men’s community and thus women are not allowed to post from their perspective? Must women center men or include men in every post in this community?








  • I think these types of conversations can be very reductive and being inside of the US, I see more dissent and pushback than is sometimes expressed here. So yeah, I’m not so much doing the empire’s propaganda for them as defending the people here actually doing the work you’re all begging us to do.

    Also thanks for engaging in a respectful discussion with me. I know this topic is touchy.



  • You can’t just lump all men in as “the patriarchy,” that doesn’t even align with the perspectives in actual feminist literature.

    Where did I lump all men in as “the patriarchy”? It’s not fair to lob an accusation and then say it’s in subtle undertones. Subtle undertones where? In what comment?

    By the way, reinforcing patriarchal standards of toxic masculinity (such as "men can’t/shouldn’t talk about their problems or their feelings) is participating in patriarchy. Way to go.

    Another specific accusation. Where did I say men can’t or shouldn’t talk about their problems or feelings? Which comments contain the microaggressions suggesting this?





  • velma@sh.itjust.workstoLemmy Shitpost@lemmy.worldmindset
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    4 hours ago

    You brought up a very specific scenario:

    Sure, make a post about guys and see how long it takes these same users to comment saying “why is this unnecessarily gendered?!? Women experience this too!” Or even “That’s not an issue men face! It’s clearly a women’s issue.”

    Can you share posts that men have made from their perspective where women came in and asked why it’s gendered?

    Like what happened in this post.






  • No, I’m not.

    No, I don’t attend or participate in any of that.

    Yes, I have.

    I don’t really need to prove to you that I’m rebelling in the right ways though. It’s a lot more nuanced and complicated than a lot of these comments want to make it out to be. There’s way more people here that are against the status quo than you want to believe, I think. This stuff doesn’t happen overnight.