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What feminism is dealing with now is the superstructure of patriarchy which produced the conditions where women were able to be dominated through legal means in the first place, and how that superstructure perpetuates a social masculinity which is negative for everyone involved @valeriaa
This makes no sense if you're talking about the u.s., women are a protected class here
```Nearly a third of U.S. women have experienced domestic violence```
idk wtf 12 is talking ab
And that disproves what I said how?
wot
Not you
Men go through domestic violence as well. It's almost like feminism today takes problems that affect both sexes and pretends it's only women who have to deal with them, which does nothing to truly combat these problems.
in some countries men can't be raped according to the law
The male rape victim is a myth
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every teenage boy
@Cobra Commander It doesnât though
Feminist theorist have discussed the male-victims of sexual-abuse visibility
And a large part of why people arenât as aware of the fact that boys and men suffer from sexual abuse as well, is because of our masculine culture
Boys and men are less likely to report that theyâve been sexually assaulted, raped, or harassed, and itâs absolutely related to how masculinity is experienced and understood in the Western psyche
Like Iâm a cis dude and it took me actual years to come forward with the fact I was molested twice, because I was afraid it would harm how I was perceived by friends and family. Itâs a type of fragility which is shunned in our current toxic masculine culture, and rather than act as if women are the only people suffering from this type of abuse, feminist are engaging with why we lack visibility.
And what does âwomen are a protected classâ even mean?
Iâve never understood what weird MRAs mean by this
I'm not an MRA or a feminist, but I think various groups have good points
I would lean somewhat 'rad fem' if i were a woman
who are the leaders that you feminist listen to?
Ben Shapiro.
Mister Clean
The example of women typically gaining custody of the children in divorces is true, but that doesn't mean I believe the world is "gynocentric" (I was talking about the U.S.) nor does it mean I am an MRA. The situation that you described yourself as being in, that being a victim of molestation and being afraid to come out to friends and family, is by no means proof of there being a "patriarchal superstructure" and is anecdotal evidence, as girls can endure the exact same thing *and* there are people who weren't as afraid to talk about it, as well as there being families that vary in terms of support (I am sympathetic however). And this isn't saying that I think the U.S. is favoring women exactly as opposed to equality, but there are factors here that go against the whole "patriarchy" narrative that need to be addressed more often. Not to mention that "toxic masculine culture" is I'll defined in and of itself.
@fuck12moredeadcops First wave cancer... I mean feminism
1. The batchler tax
2. Prohibition and terrorism
3. White fethar movement
4. Wanting to vote with no draft or net tax
u can use all the fancy words u want, but a the end of the day facts are facts and laws are laws
like the facts i stated above
or the fact that women get much less prosion time for the same crime, if they are even sentenced in the first place
theres a lot more but i need sleep
Although in fairness men do typically hide their feelings more than women, though that isn't *so much a societal thing but instead a natural tendency.
It's definitely a societal thing
Mostly
Not really, that's how men tend to behave psychologically. That isn't to say that men *can't * be conditioned to not show feelings either in societies, that can and has absolutely happened, but it's definitely not a mostly or intrinsically societal thing.
at least for me, i barley showed my emotions, but not i don't at all because of society, i think it's a mixture of both
Whatever makes your dick stand up
As long as it isn't illegal
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