I couldn’t care less what you’re bored with. Ignoring problems doesn’t solve them. Just fuck off and keep your mouth shut if you’re so bored with people calling you out for being a misogynist.
One day you’ll understand, but right now you are calling all the male members of your family rapists. I have a feeling you don’t have children but if you did, well…
No I’m not. I will say all men are capable of rape, especially those who don’t listen to or respect women. Amongst any other issues men will shrug off because it hurts their feelings. If you have an issue with that, it’s a personal problem.
Where I’m from only men are capable of rape in legalese. So to me your first statement is obviously correct and yet creates the lie.
Also you just said your son(future?) is a rapist.
It creates a vacuum where men (even male children) are not seen as victims, and provokes hostility.
I absolutely have a problem with the way women can be treated within society yet I can see that it is within a bigger problem of general dissatisfaction. If you help create strong and confident men, you get less creeps.
The sooner we realise that both sexes together can work to solve this horrid issue, the better. That starts with much less generalised finger pointing.
Also some women, what’s your point?
That men are really bad at trying not make everything about men. What’s yours?
That it’s obviously a problem with some people and not just one of the sexes. Get outta here with your misandry. We’re all bored with it.
I couldn’t care less what you’re bored with. Ignoring problems doesn’t solve them. Just fuck off and keep your mouth shut if you’re so bored with people calling you out for being a misogynist.
One day you’ll understand, but right now you are calling all the male members of your family rapists. I have a feeling you don’t have children but if you did, well…
No I’m not. I will say all men are capable of rape, especially those who don’t listen to or respect women. Amongst any other issues men will shrug off because it hurts their feelings. If you have an issue with that, it’s a personal problem.
Where I’m from only men are capable of rape in legalese. So to me your first statement is obviously correct and yet creates the lie.
Also you just said your son(future?) is a rapist.
It creates a vacuum where men (even male children) are not seen as victims, and provokes hostility.
I absolutely have a problem with the way women can be treated within society yet I can see that it is within a bigger problem of general dissatisfaction. If you help create strong and confident men, you get less creeps.
The sooner we realise that both sexes together can work to solve this horrid issue, the better. That starts with much less generalised finger pointing.
Wish you all the best.