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"Men...what issues have feminists changed your stance on?"


  

          

I was joking about how OKP was the "original Twitter" for me, being that it's always been feminists on here that were speaking on a lot of issues that I see discussed on Twitter every day now.

So my question to the guys...how much have feminists altered your views on things? On women, sex, how you view other men, anything on that side of things.

I feel like it's definitely helped me to expand my views on a lot of issues. Some of the heavy-handed approaches that some of them use made it hard for me to accept some of the truths, especially when it came from a debate, but a lot of it will make sense to me the more that I see it.

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True Feminism does not exist is what it's shown me
Apr 27th 2015
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Yes, because minority groups always get along 100%.
Apr 27th 2015
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Women aren't a minority
Apr 27th 2015
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      this sort of ignorance is dangerous.
Apr 27th 2015
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           So called feminists pick and chose
Apr 27th 2015
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                like he said. you're on the internet. Do some research
Apr 27th 2015
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                He is clumsy as hell with it BUT he has a point
Apr 27th 2015
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                he defines it
Apr 27th 2015
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                     I'm for women's rights I just think Feminism is a horseshit term
Apr 27th 2015
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                     i don't believe you are
Apr 27th 2015
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                          I don't support women's rights? Umm-- okay.
Apr 27th 2015
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                               you dont
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                                    That's not really an answer fresh, but okay you win. you got me.
Apr 27th 2015
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                     why'd you overlook this part though?
Apr 27th 2015
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                          because
Apr 27th 2015
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                No one is pointing out the issues with my talking points
Apr 27th 2015
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                You actually did learn something then
Apr 27th 2015
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RE: True Feminism does not exist is what it's shown me
Apr 27th 2015
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      I see ZERO unity among women who claim to be feminist
Apr 27th 2015
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           you see what you want to see
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                The 80's - 90's. Seemed like it was being taught or expressed that way t...
Apr 27th 2015
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                     interesting as thats was the period of second wave feminism
Apr 27th 2015
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                          So it's been a misnomer for longer than I thought
Apr 27th 2015
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                               its not a misnomer
Apr 27th 2015
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                                    Says who? The almighty Lfresh?
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                                         Yes.
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                                              Feminism is not about unity among women (is what I learned)
Apr 27th 2015
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i took a class on feminism back during college
Apr 27th 2015
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Oh wow, I wonder if FAMU even offered it. I know my HS didn't
Apr 27th 2015
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      As one of the top HBCU's I'm sure they do in 2015, at least.
Apr 27th 2015
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           RE: As one of the top HBCU's I'm sure they do in 2015, at least.
Apr 27th 2015
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                Yeah, I was about to add that sometimes it's taught in that
Apr 27th 2015
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                     mine was called 'Feminism and U.S. Politics'
Apr 27th 2015
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RE: Men...what issues have feminists changed your stance on?
Apr 27th 2015
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Wait...we're sexist by default? I don't get it
Apr 27th 2015
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      Yes. Because, as a man, you benefit from sexism/patriarchy
Apr 27th 2015
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           I get that. But that wouldn't make us "sexist," in the same way that
Apr 27th 2015
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           Many would argue that being born White does make one a racist.
Apr 27th 2015
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                ^^^
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                I wouldn't agree on either of those, then
Apr 27th 2015
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                     Because he cannot throw away the benefits.
Apr 27th 2015
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                     True....
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                     It's the Feminist/Marxist analogue of Original Sin.
Apr 27th 2015
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                          My push back on that is that unless society changes, you still
Apr 27th 2015
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                               That doesn't sound liek pushback - it sounds like an echo of
Apr 27th 2015
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                                    So how does one "purge themself of what will always accompany them?
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                                         You never can, that's what we're both saying - it's a taint.
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                                              Gotcha.
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           those numbers vary WILDLY depending upon race and class
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           yes, poor Black women make even LESS than that $.
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           Yes, but you are missing the point if you want to argue the numbers.
Apr 27th 2015
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                No. WHITE men make $1.
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                So what is it that you're arguing again?
Apr 27th 2015
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                     I'm not arguing anything. I was making a statement
Apr 27th 2015
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                          If you say so...
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                               he needs to be right about something.
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                                    sure, guy
Apr 27th 2015
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                Because women don't work like men. They don't work as much as men.
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           Nah. Racism/sexism depends on the belief of superiority
Apr 27th 2015
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           Lots of people, including those who study these things for a living
Apr 27th 2015
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           Ok.
Apr 27th 2015
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           I agree with you and R-Tistic. I think a better word to describe white
Apr 27th 2015
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           yeah... about that "77 cents on the dollar" talking point...
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I'm a fan of the Bechdel test.
Apr 27th 2015
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yup:
Apr 27th 2015
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keeping and/or hyphenating maiden name
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I think I'm too deeply conditioned and traditional for this part
Apr 27th 2015
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yup. I consider myself a feminist, but am still salty my wife hyphenated
Apr 27th 2015
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but the bebe will have your name, no?
Apr 27th 2015
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correct, and that was part of the agreement. funny (in hindsight) story....
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      :/ honestly i just care about my own name
Apr 27th 2015
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      i respect that
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      ...
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      Shit!!
Apr 27th 2015
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Would you have considered taking her last name?
Apr 27th 2015
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      nope. patriarchy.
Apr 27th 2015
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When my wife and I first got married she hyphenated her last name
Apr 27th 2015
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Scans being giving to women before abortions.
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None
Apr 27th 2015
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Nothing really...
Apr 27th 2015
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I dont understand how you dont jive
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I jive w/ women being treated how they want or deserve to be treated.
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you think you don't jive, but you really do...or you hate women.
Apr 27th 2015
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      Yeah, so much of feminism is received wisdom, now.
Apr 27th 2015
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Nothing, really.
Apr 27th 2015
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The internal conflict of reporting rape
Apr 27th 2015
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A lot of issues concerning rape made more sense to me recently
Apr 27th 2015
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Not much that I can think of off the top.
Apr 27th 2015
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The Gays did a good job of promoting their agenda over the years
Apr 27th 2015
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OKP has been a great proving ground for agendas
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This part
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Nothing. Their actions contradict their words.
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Helped me better understand how differently men and women think
Apr 27th 2015
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1. "True Feminism does not exist is what it's shown me"
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All women should be able to unite under women's rights, but thats not the case at all. Feminists by and large just seem like racist white women or frustrated black women.

If feminism were about equality for women then women from the full spectrum should be able to unite and support each other, but they don't do anything like that.

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2. "Yes, because minority groups always get along 100%."
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3. "Women aren't a minority "
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and inside of what is called "Feminism" there logically shouldn't be such a thing as race or minority.

Feminism is just a label for shit white women take issue with. That is not feminism to me. Sadly that's "White Feminism" and if that's how feminism is divided (which it is) then it's a joke.

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4. "this sort of ignorance is dangerous."
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feminism really isn't a complicated topic to grasp yet you got it wrong. you're on the internet, do some research

  

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17. "So called feminists pick and chose "
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who and what they will defend and that seems to be the members of the dominant class and their respective issues. To me that is not feminism.

Feminists aren't standing up for the moms loosing their children to police violence. They aren't making noise about the racial vitriol the first lady gets hit with. Feminism is the NAACP of women's movements these days.

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21. "like he said. you're on the internet. Do some research"
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Because you clearly know very little about feminism.

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27. "He is clumsy as hell with it BUT he has a point"
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e.g. “Womanist is to feminist as purple is to lavender- Alice Walker

We saw what he was talking about when all those white women turned on Oprah Winfrey for supporting the current president.


This is where intersectionality comes it to play and realizing that feminism is varied and multifaceted HOWEVER as a non woman Attilah Moor is hard pressed to provide a definition
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41. "he defines it"
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>woman Attilah Moor is hard pressed to provide a definition


as being against it
which like many racists
he sees what he wants to see and what is convenient for him to see
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51. "I'm for women's rights I just think Feminism is a horseshit term"
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or the wrong term to apply to the subject of women's rights because it seems to imply unity of which there is NONE.

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71. "i don't believe you are"
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>or the wrong term to apply to the subject of women's rights
>because it seems to imply unity of which there is NONE.

its a bullshit basis on which to make a newly invented stance against something you never supported
and still have no intention to support

pretty much like racists who don't like black, african american...anything
unless they get to define it to their liking
which is essentially meaningless because they never had a comfort or liking of black folks in general

trust dude you are SEEN
from a long way off
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78. "I don't support women's rights? Umm-- okay. "
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And this is because I take issue with the lack of unity within what is called feminism-- something which to my understanding is to supposed to espouse unity among women? Is that where I'm mistaken? Feminism is not about unity among all women?

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81. "you dont"
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>And this is because I take issue with the lack of unity
>within what is called feminism-- something which to my
>understanding is to supposed to espouse unity among women? Is
>that where I'm mistaken? Feminism is not about unity among all
>women?


finding excuses you mean?

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83. "That's not really an answer fresh, but okay you win. you got me."
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I was the one who actually showed the Chinese how to bind feet.

So where on the list of things strangers assume about me do I fall? Hope I'm at least top 20.

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61. "why'd you overlook this part though?"
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We saw what he was talking about when all those white women turned on Oprah Winfrey for supporting the current president.

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72. "because"
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>he sees what he wants to see and what is convenient for him to see
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29. "No one is pointing out the issues with my talking points"
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So if folks are telling me "go search" then those same folks should be able to point out what's wrong in my statements.

I guess I could talk about the suffrage movement and how ultimately it's unity was defeated due to white patriarchy, but I digress. Go do some research. I found this on Wikipedia though:


"some forms of feminism have been criticized for taking into account only white, middle-class, educated perspectives. This led to the creation of ethnically specific or multiculturalist forms of feminism"

And I'll sum up with "a house divided can not stand".

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33. "You actually did learn something then"
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ALL FEMINIST ARE NOT THE SAME.

"the advocacy of women's rights on the grounds of political, social, and economic equality to men"

Women can be just as fucked up and division and stupid as men.
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6. "RE: True Feminism does not exist is what it's shown me"
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Malcolm X and MLK had different views pn Civil Rights.

Does that mean the movement didn't exist because they didn't agree 100%?

And movement against any oppression is going to have a dialogical process where things are ironed out. Just because people don't all agree on HOW they are oppressed doesn't mean that they disagree that they ARE oppressed. They are in progress.

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12. "I see ZERO unity among women who claim to be feminist "
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To me that's a problem and a dangerous one. That and the fact that the fragmentation is along racial as well as socio-economic lines even more so. Just seems to defeat the whole purpose.

I'd argue that there really can't even be such a thing as feminism as long as women crave acceptance by men.

I guess I'm just from a time when the word meant unity among women regardless of circumstance. I guess it's changed.

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35. "you see what you want to see"
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>I guess I'm just from a time when the word meant unity among
>women regardless of circumstance. I guess it's changed.

what time is that pray tell?

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44. "The 80's - 90's. Seemed like it was being taught or expressed that way t..."
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45. "interesting as thats was the period of second wave feminism"
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meaning there was more division than ever
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55. "So it's been a misnomer for longer than I thought "
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73. "its not a misnomer"
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because you don't get to define something you don't support and only want to attack


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79. "Says who? The almighty Lfresh? "
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If Feminism is about unity among women then I think I have a leg to stand on. If it's not about unity among women then I misspoke.

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82. "Yes."
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sucks for you don't it?
yes you misspoke
i'm not going to bother to correct you because you never had an interest in supporting to begin with
only finding reasons to not support period


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84. "Feminism is not about unity among women (is what I learned)"
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I mean according to what you stated. So if that's the case okay. I was looking at feminism from the wrong angle. It's just women rights but it's called feminism-- ok fine.

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5. "i took a class on feminism back during college"
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that has thoroughly shaped my stances on women's political and cultural issues.

thankfully i took that class during my formative years. i think classes like that should be required at the high school level - at least.

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8. "Oh wow, I wonder if FAMU even offered it. I know my HS didn't"
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11. "As one of the top HBCU's I'm sure they do in 2015, at least. "
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All good colleges nowadays have classes on Feminism.

Just found this, ENG 348: http://www.famu.edu/index.cfm?DepartmentofEnglish&Department-Courses

  

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13. "RE: As one of the top HBCU's I'm sure they do in 2015, at least. "
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>All good colleges nowadays have classes on Feminism.
>
>Just found this, ENG 348:
>http://www.famu.edu/index.cfm?DepartmentofEnglish&Department-Courses

ENG 3048 Theories and Techniques of Literary Studies (3) Introduces the student to contemporary literary theories such as structuralist, post modernist, feminist, Marxist, deconstructionist, transactional, literary response, and the black aesthetic and their application to selected literary works.

^^ not quite a class on feminism.

this is more along the line of the class i took:

http://collegecatalog.uchicago.edu/thecollege/genderstudies/

GNSE 29600. Feminist Philosophy. 100 Units.

The course is an introduction to the major varieties of philosophical feminism: Liberal Feminism (Mill, Wollstonecraft, Okin, Nussbaum), Radical Feminism (MacKinnon, Andrea Dworkin), Difference Feminism (Gilligan, Held, Noddings), and Postmodern "Queer" Feminism (Rubin, Butler). After studying each of these approaches, we will focus on political and ethical problems of contemporary international feminism, asking how well each of the approaches addresses these problems. (A)

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15. "Yeah, I was about to add that sometimes it's taught in that "
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indirect way; as a literary lens, or a way of interpreting history, or as a focused Economics class.

  

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16. "mine was called 'Feminism and U.S. Politics'"
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i took it during my 3rd year, i think.

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7. "RE: Men...what issues have feminists changed your stance on?"
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1. That I'm sexist by default, no matter how "innocent" or "well meaning" simply because I'm a man, and I benefit. It's really made me more conscious of being vocal for and with their advocacy, same as I'd expect a well meaning White to dismantle racism.

2. Feminism is just another way of pushing for equality. They get a bad rap as "feminist" same way I'd a bad rap as "pro Black". We all are pushing toward a similar end.

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9. "Wait...we're sexist by default? I don't get it "
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>1. That I'm sexist by default, no matter how "innocent" or
>"well meaning" simply because I'm a man, and I benefit. It's
>really made me more conscious of being vocal for and with
>their advocacy, same as I'd expect a well meaning White to
>dismantle racism.

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14. "Yes. Because, as a man, you benefit from sexism/patriarchy"
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Women make 77 cents on the dollar right? So... you benefit.
As a man, you don't have to worry about being assaulted on your way home due to your sex, right? So... you benefit.

Just like white people benefit from racism (aka are inherently racist)
men benefit from sexism/patriarchy.

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18. "I get that. But that wouldn't make us "sexist," in the same way that"
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a White person solely being born White doesn't make them "racist"...correct?

Or is there a different definition for "sexist" that I don't get?

I surely get that we benefit from sexism and patriarchy, no debate at all. Just didn't think that meant we were "sexist" unless sexist just has a bad connotation compared to it's true meaning.

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24. "Many would argue that being born White does make one a racist."
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Because they benefit from racism. They may not be bigots spewing epithets, but the racial hierarchy benefits them. And if they aren't fighting against that (and possibly even if they are), then they are a racist. Make sense?

You have to look at racism/sexism as more than individual opinions. They are structural. They are systemic. They are bigger than individuals with antiquated opinions.

People take those words (racist/sexist) as personal attacks, but people are often referring to their position in the power dynamic at play and their defense of their position.

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31. "I wouldn't agree on either of those, then"
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>if they aren't fighting against that (and possibly even if
>they are), then they are a racist. Make sense?

I can even understand that you are racist/sexist if you aren't fighting against it. But if someone is a male feminist who goes HARD for women's rights...or a John Brown type of White person? I just don't get how they would still get that same definition.

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36. "Because he cannot throw away the benefits."
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Society doesn't allow for a white person to discard white privilege.
Society doesn't allow for a man to discard male privilege.

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93. "True...."
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but it takes alot of manipulation of words to arrive at 'men who receive privilege are inherantly sexist'. That's simply changing the definition of sexism and than applying it to all people who aren't women.

And really, what is the benefit of saying 'all men are sexist' or 'all white people are racist'. I mean...if someone doesn't build a wheelchair ramp to their home....are they then prejudiced against handicapped people? If so, where does that get us?

To me, this is reducible to name-calling.

A sexist is someone who holds a foundational belief that one gender is inferior to another. Same with racism. Changing the definition of those words so that we can accuse people of being 'part of the problem' leads to all sorts of fruitless idealogy. "women can't be sexist" (yes, they can) "minorities can't be racist" (yes they can)

  

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42. "It's the Feminist/Marxist analogue of Original Sin."
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The idea is that you're born into it (sexism, patriarchy, class and/or gender privilege, etc.) and therefore it will always taint you, even after you've done work to cleanse yourself of it.

  

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47. "My push back on that is that unless society changes, you still"
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benefit because those advantages are outside of personal control.

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48. "That doesn't sound liek pushback - it sounds like an echo of"
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what I pointed out.

  

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56. "So how does one "purge themself of what will always accompany them?"
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?

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63. "You never can, that's what we're both saying - it's a taint."
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But, you *can* give occasional, or continuous, displays that you're dedicated to trying to absolve yourself. Just like the Day of Atonement in Judaism, or always performing "works" (alongside your Faith) in Christianity, or sacrifices to the Sun god, or providing food to Chango during rituals, or checking your privilege and working to reverse your sexism/racism/class privilege, etc. All these are acts of absolution meant to gain favor with your God or moral superiors. It works the same way.

  

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65. "Gotcha."
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20. "those numbers vary WILDLY depending upon race and class"
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22. "yes, poor Black women make even LESS than that $."
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fuck you.

  

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23. "Yes, but you are missing the point if you want to argue the numbers."
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Women make 77 cent on the dollar.
Black women make 64 cents on the dollar.
Latinas make 54 cents on the dollar.


Men make a dollar. Women do not.

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28. "No. WHITE men make $1."
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black men don't.
latin men don't.

That "all men make $1" is obviously not true

and for non-white communities in which women are overwhelmingly becoming (or already have been) the driving economic forces, its far far far from a semantic argument.

Especially when the leading voices of white feminism are paid as fuck and racist as shit.

  

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30. "So what is it that you're arguing again?"
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Black men earn more than Black women.
Latinos earn more than Latinas.
Control for education, social class, etc and men earn more.
What are you doing other than nitpicking?

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34. "I'm not arguing anything. I was making a statement"
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you disagreed
you were wrong
now you're being snarky

  

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40. "If you say so..."
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67. "he needs to be right about something."
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even if it's a collateral point that didn't address the material issue at hand.

bless his heart.

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68. "sure, guy"
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90. "Because women don't work like men. They don't work as much as men."
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52. "Nah. Racism/sexism depends on the belief of superiority"
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Simply existing as a white person or as a man does not automatically make them racist/sexist.
It requires action to be put into that group.

They may unconsciously enjoy the privileges that come with being in a particular group.
But if they don't express their superiority or believe that they are superior, then it would be erroneous to classify a person as ***-ist.

You are fooling yourself if you try to turn any ***-ist into a neutral term. It is most definitely a pejorative.

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60. "Lots of people, including those who study these things for a living"
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disagree with you.

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62. "Ok."
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80. "I agree with you and R-Tistic. I think a better word to describe white"
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individuals born into a racist society, without knowing anything about the personal belief system or circumstances, is beneficiary. White individuals are the beneficiaries in a racist society, irrespective of personal beliefs and activities, and one can certainly be born into that privilege.

But no way does it make sense to label the beneficiary class, in any oppressive hierarchy, as "-ist." That's fine if the to perspective is a respected school of thought and everything, but it's problematic and doesn't account for individual differences.

  

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88. "yeah... about that "77 cents on the dollar" talking point..."
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http://www.factcheck.org/2012/06/obamas-77-cent-exaggeration/
http://www.wsj.com/articles/SB10001424052702303532704579483752909957472
http://time.com/3222543/5-feminist-myths-that-will-not-die/
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/christina-hoff-sommers/wage-gap_b_2073804.html

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10. "I'm a fan of the Bechdel test."
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Or, I should say, the idea that it's good to have women characters in stories talking to each other about things other than men.

- I was raised in an environment where feminist ideals were being pushed hard on the kids in schools (Philly public schools in the 80's and 90s), so I absorbed alot of feminist ideology without knowing it was feminist.

It wasn't until posting on internet message boards like this one that I discovered that women were ever perceived as "less than" men anywhere, at any time. Where I grew up, most of the best students were girls, almost all women worked, and most (Black) families were headed by hard-working women. And women seemed to do whatever they wanted, regardless of what any man thought.

  

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>so I absorbed alot of feminist
>ideology without knowing it was feminist.

granted, i absorbed a lot of sexist bullsh*t too,

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26. "keeping and/or hyphenating maiden name"
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generally my thinking is pretty in line w/ that of feminists. but that's definitely one where the patriarchy has been conditioned

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32. "I think I'm too deeply conditioned and traditional for this part"
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I have no issue with anyone doing it, but for myself personally, I would want my wife having my last name with no hyphenation. I understand it though.

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39. "yup. I consider myself a feminist, but am still salty my wife hyphenated"
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almost 6 years later.

part of it is that she said she wasn't going to do it and then changed her mind at the clerk's office, so it just pissed me off that she went back on her word. but part of it is the ingrained patriarchy that she should be taking my name because we're becoming a family, and families have the same name.

*Jews you*

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46. "but the bebe will have your name, no?"
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50. "correct, and that was part of the agreement. funny (in hindsight) story...."
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when we went to the clerk's office for the marriage license, she originally was going to just keep her name completely, and not even hyphenate.

I refused to sign it, and called her dad. her dad started lecturing her (this was the day before the wedding, btw) and when she got off the phone, she crossed it out and put my name on the certificate.

then she started crying and said she couldn't do it, and hyphenated it.

when we got back, her dad was waiting by the door. as we walked in, he asked how it went. I said she hyphenated, and he turned to her and said "I'm really disappointed in you. I thought we raised you better than that."

*Jews you*

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53. ":/ honestly i just care about my own name"
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i would have no issue with giving a child the father's name

i just like my own name

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58. "i respect that"
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>i would have no issue with giving a child the father's name
>
>i just like my own name

definitely not budging on that. I think that's where my girl is at and I get it now

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76. "..."
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>i would have no issue with giving a child the father's name
>
>i just like my own name


i like mine to the point that it extends to my child
(.. )

lol
dude better have a cool ass name
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59. "Shit!!"
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70. "Would you have considered taking her last name?"
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just out of curiosity.

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77. "nope. patriarchy. "
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*Jews you*

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49. "When my wife and I first got married she hyphenated her last name"
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I actually told her I didn't mind one bit, but after almost 2 years of marriage she ended up dropping the hyphenated name and taking my last name by itself. It was nothing I ever pushed or mentioned, she did it for her own reasons.

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37. "Scans being giving to women before abortions. "
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I thought it was harmless and helped women make an informed decision. I think an argument here changed my mind that it's paternalistic and intrusive.


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38. "None"
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43. "Nothing really..."
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I don't jive w/ feminism...but I do jive w/ women.

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66. "I dont understand how you dont jive"
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with people being treating equally.

Not looking for a back and forth but that is soooooooooooo fascinating.
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86. "I jive w/ women being treated how they want or deserve to be treated."
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I also treat people how they want to be treated or deserve to be treated.

I don't need a specific term or movement other than respect to guide how I should deal w/ women.

Plus, a lot of feminists are buzzkills and blowhards.

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69. "you think you don't jive, but you really do...or you hate women. "
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74. "Yeah, so much of feminism is received wisdom, now."
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People don't realize how much feminism they actually do believe in and practice.

That's kind of a weird victory for an ideology to have, but it characterizes the feminist victories of Western thought and mores in the last 50 years.

  

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54. "Nothing, really. "
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It's all just basic logic and stuff I agreed with already.

  

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57. "The internal conflict of reporting rape"
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I use to think if a crime happened, why wouldn't they immediately report it?
Never really thought of the stigma and other issues that may come along with it which my discourage reporting an incident like that.

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64. "A lot of issues concerning rape made more sense to me recently"
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not sure if it's all necessarily "feminist" but I would think so.

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75. "Not much that I can think of off the top."
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85. "The Gays did a good job of promoting their agenda over the years"
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So I have a better understanding of their issues and less bias then i had prior to coming to OKP.

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87. "OKP has been a great proving ground for agendas"
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The gay brothers and sisters of OKP have done a great job at educating us as a whole even in times of sheer ignorance and confusion (which was damn near 100%).

I still chuckle at the term "queer theory" tho...I mean I get it but I still laff.



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89. "This part"
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>Some of the heavy-handed approaches that some
>of them use made it hard for me to accept some of the truths,

I'm really progressive on most social issues, but when I have conversations with self-described feminists it always feels like they're LOOKING for something to be outraged about. It usually feels accusatory and personal. I end up thinking "I was on your side a minute ago, but now I'm not so sure".

I just think it's a bad political strategy to antagonize those that would otherwise be your supporters.

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91. "Nothing. Their actions contradict their words."
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Rest In Peace, Bad News Brown

  

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92. "Helped me better understand how differently men and women think"
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I used to get a lot more annoyed when a woman did something that I perceived as silly or not making sense. But now I believe that men and women should give each other more leeway in misunderstandings because our respective logical thinking systems are so different. So I have a longer fuse for that stuff.
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