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You can be a little more charitable when reading others' comments rather than baiting a response in bad faith. The bottomline is, for men, talking over taking
by BlargMcLarg 4y ago
You can be a little more charitable when reading others' comments rather than baiting a response in bad faith.
The bottomline is, for men, talking over taking action as a strategy is likely a detriment rather than a benefit or even just a neutral. How that strategy works out for women, or how it ranks among other strategies, is not relevant to GP's point. The only implication "feminizing" has here, is that women are not nearly as punished for prioritizing talking as a strategy as men are.
- soulofmischief 4y agoWhat response am I baiting, exactly? I am challenging the contents of the post. If I misunderstood the author's intentions when they said > That is why you see the feminizing of men. Talking about your feelings, etc. This doesn't work for men. Action works for men. They have eliminated most sources of action then the author has failed to communicate effectively. Because on face value, this claim is unfounded, uncited and frankly sexist. > The bottomline is No, let's not shift discussion away from that which I objected. I objected to OP's sexist rhetoric. I don't care about the bottom line, if everything above it is invalid. > The only implication "feminizing" has here, is that women are not nearly as punished for prioritizing talking as a strategy as men are. Source? Anyway, I asked OP to clarify their comment and I will wait for OP to do that instead of letting someone else re-interpret their words.