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> If it gets people thinking about how it affects their loved ones I don't think that's necessarily a bad thing. It's just shitty both to men and women. Men do
by giraffe_lady 2y ago
> If it gets people thinking about how it affects their loved ones I don't think that's necessarily a bad thing.
It's just shitty both to men and women. Men don't care about an issue unless it affects their daughters? They don't have other women they care about? Mothers, friends, mentors? Or for that matter sons who are also vulnerable to abuse and manipulation? The men I know are better than this.
And it positions women as being just a motivation for the actions of men, whose right relationship is to be protected rather than being actors in their own right. If you find this tactic sound then feel free to use it but I think there are better ways.
- ultimafan 2y agoI get where you are coming from. The original poster could have phrased it better. But it's an issue that has both then and now predominantly affected mostly women. Sadly I reckon many men will not care about it, or even be aware of the issue, until it impacts a woman they know.