dieburndie
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No. He should do whatever it takes, and no more, to defend himself.Totally agreed.
Retaliatory violence is best left to six year olds and the Middle East.
No. He should do whatever it takes, and no more, to defend himself.Totally agreed.
Wow, you do have a conscience! I agree with you.No. He should do whatever it takes, and no more, to defend himself.
Him defending himself is hardly going to teach her a lesson.No. He should do whatever it takes, and no more, to defend himself.
Retaliatory violence is best left to six year olds and the Middle East.
It's not up to him to teach her a lesson. He isn't a parental figure or the legal system.Him defending himself is hardly going to teach her a lesson.
Obviously, in this regard, both have failed.It's not up to him to teach her a lesson. He isn't a parental figure or the legal system.
That's essentially what I meant...I was being too absolutist before...No. He should do whatever it takes, and no more, to defend himself.
Wisely spoken.No. He should do whatever it takes, and no more, to defend himself.
Retaliatory violence is best left to six year olds and the Middle East.
They both sound incredibly fucking retarded and should be sterilized ASAP tbh and this example is a shit example. It's just two fat spastics having fatty slaps.Obviously, in this regard, both have failed.
Scenario: I know a girl who's about 5'8 and 100 kilos. Her boyfriend is the same height, weighs around 70. They both hit each other: she's always the first to throw a punch. And she's the one who comes to school crying "OMG MY BOYFRIEND HIT ME HOW COULD HE I'M A GIRL".
I'm against violence no matter who's the perpetrator, but I absolutely cannot stand the mindset that a guy shouldn't touch a woman because she's a "woman". Not only is it unfair to him, it's incredibly patronising to women, assuming that they're weak, fragile and need to be handled with care.
what a wonderful man.Stop attempting to discuss political matters at all ever, you're embarrassing yourself.
In answer to the question, I don't accept that there is a widespread movement of "feminists" that actively promote hatred of men. This idea is primarily the paranoid, entirely inaccurate interpretation of feminism expressed by idiots that don't understand it.
Feminism is not about men. It IS about working to end the marginalisation of women within society.
I am so luckywhat a wonderful man.
I'd say sexism against men exists, in a sense, as the expectation of certain behaviours, attitudes and roles that men should undertake.
The prejudice in society that exists against men who are considered lacking in traditional masculine qualities such as a predilection to physical violence, men who hold alternative ways of thinking, speaking, acting or dressing, the expectation that men shouldn't discuss feelings and should generally remain closed and defensive against others.
This leads to substantial problems with mental health among men. It isn't institutionalized, but it's a problem socially.
A problem created almost entirely by other men.I'd say sexism against men exists, in a sense, as the expectation of certain behaviours, attitudes and roles that men should undertake.
The prejudice in society that exists against men who are considered lacking in traditional masculine qualities such as a predilection to physical violence, men who hold alternative ways of thinking, speaking, acting or dressing, the expectation that men shouldn't discuss feelings and should generally remain closed and defensive against others.
This leads to substantial problems with mental health among men. It isn't institutionalized, but it's a problem socially.
I definately prefer men with traditionally masculine traits ( Though I wouldnt say that they are necessarily the ones you specified), I certainly never EXPECT them though. They are so rare.I'd say sexism against men exists, in a sense, as the expectation of certain behaviours, attitudes and roles that men should undertake.
The prejudice in society that exists against men who are considered lacking in traditional masculine qualities such as a predilection to physical violence, men who hold alternative ways of thinking, speaking, acting or dressing, the expectation that men shouldn't discuss feelings and should generally remain closed and defensive against others.
This leads to substantial problems with mental health among men. It isn't institutionalized, but it's a problem socially.
The chivalrous knight in shining armour. I like masculine men too, but not the domineering, obsessive I is better than you type.I definately prefer men with traditionally masculine traits ( Though I wouldnt say that they are necessarily the ones you specified), I certainly never EXPECT them though. They are so rare.
how so? you can't make accusations like that without evidence.dieburndie said:A problem created almost entirely by other men.
how so? you can't make accusations like that without evidence.
Furthermoere,
Men's health - Better Health Channel.
We need to stick up for ourselves, as our lives will be considerably shorter than the life of the average woman. Mistreatment of women is almost always correlated with enjoyment by men. I therefore advocate the mistreatment of women, so as to enable men to lead more enjoyable lives, since their lives will be shorter in the long term.
killerI definately prefer men with traditionally masculine traits ( Though I wouldnt say that they are necessarily the ones you specified), I certainly never EXPECT them though. They are so rare.