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I've observed that some women buy into it and seem to like/admire those who do some of that behavior.
by grandalf 12y ago
I've observed that some women buy into it and seem to like/admire those who do some of that behavior.
- detcader 12y ago"Some women" believe that women are meant to serve their husband's every command, but this is not consequential to the responsibility of the men in these subcultures (like those often within religious communities, for example). You note that women "buy", but what is the merchant?
- grandalf 12y agoNot sure how to respond to this. I don't think responsibility matters in this case, it's more of a pragmatic question of how can those of us who do care about it make a positive impact in a world where many people don't care to (for one reason or another).
- detcader 12y agoThat's good, I agree that there are avenues pretty much anyone can take to make change in the world.
- camgunz 12y agoWomen are free to do that, because they're the oppressed group. They aren't members of the patriarchy, they're oppressed by it. Whether or not they're behaving that way due to internalized sexism or personal preference is irrelevant to the point that this is a pattern of male sexual aggression.
- detcader 12y agoThanks, this is what I was trying to say, but without words like "oppressed" and "patriarchy" because most of my fellow men don't understand what these words mean or deny the reality the that they refer to.
- camgunz 12y agoYeah I feel like whenever "patriarchy" gets into my posts, I get 500 downvotes. I'm a white male too, fwiw. Go team. EDIT: Aaaaaaand there we go. Finally.