4 ms·
I can't downvote or flag, and I don't really care to moderate my language. So I'll use the tools I'm given I guess? Sad to see so much focus on a discussion of
by mxkopy 4y ago
I can't downvote or flag, and I don't really care to moderate my language. So I'll use the tools I'm given I guess?
Sad to see so much focus on a discussion of moderation, rather than the sexism and bigotry I thought was so evident.
So tell me, what do you think? Is shortness really that much an impediment in the dating game? And what is the solution, if that's the case?
- leereeves 4y agoIs it also sexist when women complain about being judged/mocked/disrespected for their weight? The details are different for men and women but both can experience similar problems. Really the dividing line here isn't between men and women; it's between privileged and disadvantaged. I guess it's called "body shaming" now, and it's one of the only remaining socially acceptable prejudices. There may not be a solution, but harassing people for talking about how painful it can be isn't helpful.
- mxkopy 4y agoIt is sexism when those women specify that they are being mocked by men. Being mean is not a trait inherent to women or men as the prevailing attitude in these comments implies. >for talking about how painful it can be isn't helpful. Allowing a culture of men complaining about women to fester is not healthy for society.