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> To say that womens' sexuality is causing a social problem is absolutely unacceptable in establishment cultural spaces. Woah there, when did I say any of this
by alexb_ 3y ago
> To say that womens' sexuality is causing a social problem is absolutely unacceptable in establishment cultural spaces.
Woah there, when did I say any of this was a problem? Women should be free to do all of this, in fact I think more needs to be done to give women what they want as it's a market which people aren't giving proper consideration.
> The idea that the men might deserve equal education for themselves isn't even worth considering, because men deserve nothing and their suffering scores zero on the moral-imperative scale. It only matters in how it affects women.
You're not being very charitable to how these issues are handled. Nobody is completely uncaring of men - trying to spin this as "the world hates men" just seems incorrect.
- jlawson 3y agoI also agree women should be free, men should be free, etc. Womens' fantasies are already well-served by a huge mega-genre of literature, writing, and film. It already causes social issues when real men can't live up to Mr. Darcy and Christian Grey. That's part of the deal of freedom though, so whatever. As for charity - I'm making a point, but generally it's true. We live in a world where women get 60% of the education, but 90%+ of sex-specific scholarships are... for women! Think about that. There are so, so many examples of this when you actually look at it and read some things by people who have collected the data. It's staggering.
- Fire-Dragon-DoL 3y agoMen aren't free though. If you have an erection in a public space and it's visible (e. g. Public pool), you are at serious legal risk, even if the thing has no "sex" involved (blood circulation and such). Isn't that the case?