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Read both the source article and the meta.. I don't see the sexism. Isn't this the male equivalent of "Eat, pray, love"?
by cheez 10y ago
Read both the source article and the meta.. I don't see the sexism. Isn't this the male equivalent of "Eat, pray, love"?
- meowface 10y ago>Whether women are being encouraged to rid our homes of useless belongings, or urged to shop for new ones, the result is the same: Society continues to associate women with the home and the material, men with the outside and experiences. I'm sure if this writer was writing about a shift towards more materialism, they'd just be saying something like "women are being blasted at all angles with messages that they need to buy yet another dress or kitchen appliance". It's clickbait drivel.
- ams6110 10y agoI didn't see it either. And I have no complaint if you want to live with minimal posessions and spend your money on "experiences." But if you're 30 years old and your mom is doing your laundry, that is pathetic. Full stop.
- douche 10y agoAt least take it down to the wash-dry-fold. At $1-$1.50/pound, it might be cheaper in time and exasperation.