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> Only a small proportion of those who have heard of Andrew Tate say they have a favourable opinion of him – though one in five young men have a positive view
by louwrentius 3y ago
> Only a small proportion of those who have heard of Andrew Tate say they have a favourable opinion of him – though one in five young men have a positive view
Both online and IRL I observe that some men blame others (women) for their shortcomings. There doesn’t seem to be any capability of critical self-reflection.
I feel that this is in part fueled by the internet manosphere that should brand this kind of vulnerable self-assessment as “weak” of something “for women”.
Yet it shows such a lack of empathy and it hurts them in every step of life. Because you will never grow as a person. Staying angry at others that deprive you of whatever you feel should be yours.
And the only goal of feminism is equality between men and women. If you are against that, there is no hope for you.
- almatabata 3y ago> And the only goal of feminism is equality between men and women. If you are against that, there is no hope for you. You can be in favor of equality between men and women and disagree on how this should be achieved. I feel like most people agree on the principle but disagree widely on the implementation. A lot of the critique of feminism is rooted in this disagreement on their proposed solutions. For example you can be against gender quotas in private companies on principle and believe in equality between men and women.