There’s too much loneliness going around regardless of gender, so no, a sweeping generalization about an entire group probably isn’t the most helpful idea. Nor does it address the real problems.
Yes, but as wise Reddit teaches us, being misandrist and signaling your lack of empathy for men’s struggles is one of the indicators of a wise and reasonable person.
Misandry is getting increasingly prevalent, and it does suck. But at the same time, at least on an individual basis, I can hardly blame people for it. I don’t know if I’ve ever known a single woman has never been assaulted by a man. The fact is we collectively do have to do better.
There’s too much loneliness going around regardless of gender, so no, a sweeping generalization about an entire group probably isn’t the most helpful idea. Nor does it address the real problems.
Yes, but as wise Reddit teaches us, being misandrist and signaling your lack of empathy for men’s struggles is one of the indicators of a wise and reasonable person.
Misandry is getting increasingly prevalent, and it does suck. But at the same time, at least on an individual basis, I can hardly blame people for it. I don’t know if I’ve ever known a single woman has never been assaulted by a man. The fact is we collectively do have to do better.
Being a victim doesn’t excuse bigotry. You can empathize with a person without excusing bad behaviors.
I don’t want to be subjected to hate and vitriol because of the actions of another person in an event that I wasn’t involved in… do you?
Bigotry, in all forms, is bad. Even if the bigoted person thinks they have a good excuse (they always do).
I remember one of my exes repeated a statistic a lot, “one in three women are raped at least once in their life.”
I don’t think you’re appreciating the challenge of these circumstances when “not all men” might literally be the exception, not the rule.