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The Something Awful Forums > Discussion > Debate & Discussion > Let's talk about the impacts of patriarchy/misogyny/male privilege on men.
 
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Sharkie
Feb 4, 2013

by Fluffdaddy

icantfindaname posted:

What's the problem with that? Why shouldn't mediocre and inadequate women speak up and assert themselves too? Allowing women to be mediocre instead of being pressured to be better than their male peers for the same rewards seems a very worth feminist goal to me

Unless the driving motivation is a hatred of and desire to cut down men instead of a desire to empower women, this post doesn't make a lot of sense

How often do you hear something about feminism and respond with ominous mutterings about misandry :lol:.

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Sharkie
Feb 4, 2013

by Fluffdaddy
"Why don't women pay attention to me?," asks the person who blames the very existence of women for his problems.

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Sharkie
Feb 4, 2013

by Fluffdaddy

Aging Millenial posted:

Feminists of D&D: Let's talk about the impacts of patriarchy/misogyny/male privelege on men.

Me: Okay let's talk about this. This is what I think.

Feminists of D&D: Saying anything that goes counter to our premises is a troll.

Clearly the people who are eager about this thread are not interested in a real talk and are merely interested in lecturing males in order to get a dopamine boost out of the momentary superiority inherent in the the lecturer-listener dynamic.

I'm out peeps.

Gosh, if only I had rewarded this dude with sexual attention, this tragic end could have been avoided. :smith:

Alas, he's just another hapless man that women have driven into misogyny... poor lil guy.

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