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My view on it is quite different. You have this idea of yours, you have the historic idea that children are still property of parents in an important way, there
by timwaagh 5y ago
My view on it is quite different. You have this idea of yours, you have the historic idea that children are still property of parents in an important way, there's the historical guarding of female chastity/purity and you have the idea that its a protection against very likely abuse of power. I don't take a gender neutral view on this issue either so a male doing this would be quite different. But society unnecessarily creating these circumstances would still count as alleviating.
- danbolt 5y ago> I don't take a gender neutral view on this issue either Why is that? Just curious; like a biological prescriptivist sort of thing? Or something else?
- hattmall 5y agoNot OP but probably because it's prudent not to ignore the obvious gender differences. Promoting gender neutral views surrounding situations that are very gender relevant is willful ignorance.
- timwaagh 5y agoNot for any single reason. There's the law of the excluded middle, a principle from logic. There is evolutionary thinking. There are anecdotal accounts of transexuals of the difference in sex drive. There's the physical size and strength differential. There is the historical thing of protecting women. I take all of these into account and try to form some sort of guess of what is likely.