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The difference is the original statement was not about a specific man's experience; it was a generalization about married men's experiences as a whole. Saying
by gsk22 4y ago
The difference is the original statement was not about a specific man's experience; it was a generalization about married men's experiences as a whole.
Saying "I was in an unhappy marriage and it made me a great philosopher" would be fine. It's the generalization which is an issue here.
- xigoi 4y agoIf someone said something similar about married women, would that be misoandrist?