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"If you don't want period-related ads, then you must not want to be treated like a woman?" That feels like a bit of a leap.
by maldeh 8y ago
"If you don't want period-related ads, then you must not want to be treated like a woman?" That feels like a bit of a leap.
- pbhjpbhj 8y agoBut the reason they were segmented for period related ads was because they were being treated without discrimination as if they were (to the advertiser) "just a woman". The parent appears to want to be recognised as "not a woman" (in this respect, at least), which goes against everything I've read from others before. So, I was curious and wanted to know if the commenter thought this was common, or if they recognised it as peculiar to themselves. Guess I'll never know because somehow probing peoples overt statements is unwanted here?
- dragonwriter 8y ago> But the reason they were segmented for period related ads was because they were being treated without discrimination as if they were (to the advertiser) "just a woman". I'm pretty sure the complaint is treating woman as equivalent to people with periods, not treating the complaining person as a woman.