From my own experience, women-only spaces tend to revolve around men, ironically.
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From my own experience, women-only spaces tend to revolve around men, ironically. I can almost bet my left ball on the fact that top post on that sub is about men, not women.
EDIT: Just checked it, I was right. Some post about men being afraid to speak at work, but my point was simply that most of the women-spaces are men-disregarding spaces, there's not much to it, basically an echo chamber circlejerk.
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From my own experience, women-only spaces tend to revolve around men, ironically. I can almost bet my left ball on the fact that top post on that sub is about men, not women.
EDIT: Just checked it, I was right. Some post about men being afraid to speak at work, but my point was simply that most of the women-spaces are men-disregarding spaces, there's not much to it, basically an echo chamber circlejerk.
Tisk tisk tisk. Bottom surgery for free, huh? Clever scheme.
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From my own experience, women-only spaces tend to revolve around men, ironically. I can almost bet my left ball on the fact that top post on that sub is about men, not women.
EDIT: Just checked it, I was right. Some post about men being afraid to speak at work, but my point was simply that most of the women-spaces are men-disregarding spaces, there's not much to it, basically an echo chamber circlejerk.
anything that excludes you is a "echo chamber circlejerk"? that's a pretty harmful way to think. You should do some introspection and double-check if this is a mentality you want to live your life by.
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anything that excludes you is a "echo chamber circlejerk"? that's a pretty harmful way to think. You should do some introspection and double-check if this is a mentality you want to live your life by.
anything that excludes you is a "echo chamber circlejerk"?
This is such a shallow and stupid way of thinking. Was this your best strawman argument?
You should do some introspection and double-check if this is a mentality you want to live your life by.
I do. I generally look at groups who disregard or make fun of others purely based on race or gender as not mentally healthy places to be in, like incel subreddits.
The formula tends to also be quite simple - take something a man/woman says, then find a funny counter-argument in the thread, screenshot the two together and you got a post. Does not matter which gender we're talking about, it's pretty much always the same. Some reddit subreddits were borderline extremist in this approach, showing signs of aggression or calls for violence towards women.