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>I usually find such articles stereotype men in a negative way (ie. The people who use this term are often hypocritical). Or maybe it is accurate, but is hard
by lotso 11y ago
>I usually find such articles stereotype men in a negative way (ie. The people who use this term are often hypocritical).
Or maybe it is accurate, but is hard for men to accept that. The world operates generally in a misogynistic way. Is it really hard to believe Reddit, who's userbase is predominantly men, act this way as well?
Source: Man who used to frequent Reddit for years.
- aikah 11y ago> Or maybe it is accurate, but is hard for men to accept that. There is a clear difference between sexism and misogyny. In fact people that swap one for the other actually have voided both words of any sense and made it a generic insult. Just like racism. That's what is wrong with people seeing misogyny or racism everywhere, especially on the web. > The world operates generally in a misogynistic way The world is a place where the strong prey on the weak, no matter what sex/race the weak is. Here, I corrected you. To focus on misogyny is focusing on the symptoms instead of the causes.