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ShazamIam

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3. That is the first time I have thought of men as being psychologically ill, but I do know a few men who were not, are not

Reply to SorellaLaBefana (Original post)

Sun Dec 1, 2024, 06:43 PM

Dec 1

abusive to women. I didn't grow up in an environment where men were physically violent to women and I know my parents forbid my brothers from hitting their sisters even as we argued with each other.
The circle of people who made up my parents friend circles did not include men who abused women. I am grateful for that. I do not consider it to be normal behavior.

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Feminism is *not* a Female Issue (Warning: Misogyny and Violence--not the cheeriest Sunday Listen) [View all] SorellaLaBefana Dec 1 OP

Oh these poor, terrified men are to be pitied because they have been emasculated. Horse manure. camartinwv Dec 1 #1

He didn't say one word about men deserving pity. Not ONE. ShazzieB Dec 4 #4

Very powerful video. byronius Dec 1 #2

That is the first time I have thought of men as being psychologically ill, but I do know a few men who were not, are not ShazamIam Dec 1 #3

I agree that #notallmen are abusive to women. ShazzieB Dec 4 #5