And you'll be called an incel when you point out the double standard
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And you'll be called an incel when you point out the double standard
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And you'll be called an incel when you point out the double standard
It all depends on how you state it. I've never been called an incel when talking to grown-ass adults about these issues, but I also don't have to turn to misogyny in doing so. (Not saying this is how you do it, it's just a generality, and I've seen it a sickening amount of times online) That toxic masculinity really shines through when I see men posting online talking about double standards because the focus is on blame. Make it a positive discussion about how you'd like things to be rather than hate towards those holding you back.
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It all depends on how you state it. I've never been called an incel when talking to grown-ass adults about these issues, but I also don't have to turn to misogyny in doing so. (Not saying this is how you do it, it's just a generality, and I've seen it a sickening amount of times online) That toxic masculinity really shines through when I see men posting online talking about double standards because the focus is on blame. Make it a positive discussion about how you'd like things to be rather than hate towards those holding you back.
wrote on last edited by [email protected]Yea I don't disagree thats the case with most people, but some will try to twist it no matter what you said, to conform to their current world view.