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I'm sorry why is it okay to make fun of guys for being traumatized by women but not vice versa?
This is a legitimate question btw I'm not just trying to be an ass. My whole life was controlled by the women around me to the point I'll probably never be able to have a healthy relationship again and I wanna know why that's okay to make fun of.
I'm sorry why is it okay to make fun of guys for being traumatized by women but not vice versa?
Maybe we should extend compassion to everyone instead of removing it for "equality."
Sorry you had some shitty experiences with women, that sucks, but if your reaction is "everyone should get this shitty treatment" then I kinda lose sympathy for you because you're putting more hate into the world.
I'm just pointing out the hypocrisy of it.
Equality means equal treatment regardless of what does or does not dangle between your legs.
So if you take a situation like Jenny and flip the gender of the character the reaction should be the exact same right?
Except generally it's not. If you can make a situation okay or not okay just by changing gender then one of those genders isn't being given equal treatment.
The fact that this would be a cut and dry abuse story if Jenny was a man was what I was trying to bring up.
Do you even understand what quotation marks mean? WeirdGuy didn’t say that.
I wasn't literally quoting him.
Which is totally fine. Your usage of them as you did would be called a scare quote.
You sure as shit don't. They used the quotation marks just fine. So fine in fact, that this usage you are so against is a well established grammatical device, look up "scare quotes".
Have you joined a men’s group? I have a similar history with women, and the men’s group is the only thing that could have helped me out of the hole they put me into.