the last time i posted anything serious on this site it exploded in my face and i guess i haven't learned from my mistakes because i'm just going to point this out real quick
if this conversation going here had the gender flipped everyone would've been freaking out rather than jumping on the bandwagon. it's a shame it's acceptable to selectively negatively generalize some groups and not others. i get that men have historically been the oppressors and still are in parts of the world so it seems less bad to stereotype them but shouldn't we as a society be trying to get rid of generalizations like this altogether rather than pointing them the opposite direction? modern society has subconsciously taught me to be ashamed to be the gender i was born as and that's not healthy
now expecting this to completely blow up in my face as it always does and get me even more hated on here but there's not much lower for me to fall in the eyes of everyone on this site at this point. i'm always the one in the morally wrong side of things according to everyone else. i just had to get this off my chest because this conversation was really unsettling to me
i suppose thats true but at least from my perspective, my fear is from abuse and violence
i cant speak for the others, but i personally would understand if you were abused or something by a woman and were thus afraid afraid of them
im just conditioned to them being violent and scary man, im sure youre great and i know that theres great guys out there from all walks of life but my past and experiences are what shaped it
nothing on you or any guys i know that i actually trust, im just saying for me theres few of them