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I don't find it particularly uncomfortable. I am quite comfortable discussing such things. The article you posted is incredibly disrespectful of men. It isn't
by Mz 9y ago
I don't find it particularly uncomfortable. I am quite comfortable discussing such things.
The article you posted is incredibly disrespectful of men. It isn't in any way professional. It is openly hostile and disrespectful.
An awful lot of women want to feel safe at work and they see nothing wrong with making men feel very unsafe and attacked in the process of pursuing that aim. It is a broken mental model and you cannot get there from here.
- Geekette 9y agoThe sheer irony of you extrapolating discussion on an issue that disproportionately affects women (including sometimes resulting in them being physically attacked) to "making men feel very unsafe and attacked". Silly title aside, the post that explains clearly in detail how the avoidance approach is untenable and communicates negatively about the person is "openly hostile and disrespectful"? Despite the long road ahead, recent events show progress is happening as some perpetrators are finally being held accountable. Yet, you claim it's "a broken mental model and you cannot get there from here". I'm adjourning as I see there's no further constructive discussion to be had here.