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In reply to the discussion: "OK. For every bro who has EVER taken issue with the term MANSPLAINING. Bros. Here it is." [View all]Scrivener7
(59,458 posts)140. Yes. This is a common approach. And that's why so many
men are complaining that women won't sleep with them.
Get it?
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"OK. For every bro who has EVER taken issue with the term MANSPLAINING. Bros. Here it is." [View all]
redqueen
Feb 2024
OP
From recent articles I've read, more & more Americans feel the same & it's especially prevalent with young people. -nt
CrispyQ
Feb 2024
#5
No. men have questioned my heterosexuality when i held a door open for them
AZLD4Candidate
Feb 2024
#113
Agreed. I'm a woman in my mid-60s, I hold doors for everyone, and I've never once gotten a negative response.
yardwork
Feb 2024
#150
when you spend fifty years doing nothing but demonizing, harping "stranger danger,"
AZLD4Candidate
Feb 2024
#127
The only men considered to be creeps by women are creeps and creepy "nice guys"
obamanut2012
Feb 2024
#211
And the problem is there is zero learning going on for this person, only arguing louder
Eliot Rosewater
Feb 2024
#220
"Here, Little-Lady! Lemme help you with that! Come on through! There ya go!"
Oopsie Daisy
Feb 2024
#173
You nailed it. I am a woman of colour and many times a White guy will hold the door for a White female and let it go as
akbacchus_BC
Feb 2024
#77
I can honestly say I've never done that. It's called not doing to other things you do hot want others to do to you
AZLD4Candidate
Feb 2024
#121
or the bumper sticker I have seen: "When I want your advice I'll beat it out of you"
EX500rider
Feb 2024
#100
There used to be a sign where I worked and that said, "when I want any shit from you,I'll kick it out of you"
Walleye
Feb 2024
#102
I sincerely dont know about anyone else, but the posts I look forward to the most on message
Eliot Rosewater
Feb 2024
#222
If a man holds the door for a woman in a way that suggests he's doing it BECAUSE she's a woman
RandomNumbers
Feb 2024
#147
Yep, how you do it. When i was in my hot 20's, i opened a big glass door but saw a guy right behind
txwhitedove
Feb 2024
#50
Yeah, I'm sure it happens aaaaaall the time.... Shit! It just happened to me as
Carlitos Brigante
Feb 2024
#24
In Canada, people automatically hold doors for the next person, no matter gender or age
Bernardo de La Paz
Feb 2024
#19
that's pretty much how it is in the South.....their politics suck but they got manners
prodigitalson
Feb 2024
#23
That's how it is here in the northeast too. This raging door-holding controversy is not really a thing anywhere.
Scrivener7
Feb 2024
#224
I love how dismissive people are when they say "well that never happened to you."
AZLD4Candidate
Feb 2024
#117
Since the experience of the on point comments in this thread are very different from your experience,
Ms. Toad
Feb 2024
#126
Thanks. I just had a novel published and getting a movie produced this year.
AZLD4Candidate
Feb 2024
#118
I've had women come up to me and tell me how to teach my class or how to do a bench press.
AZLD4Candidate
Feb 2024
#120
And the OP, which the poster openly admits he has not watched, has nothing to do with one guy's door opening traumas.
Scrivener7
Feb 2024
#170
I've had the same goddamn experience. Too many "experts" on the golf course who are just fucking weekend duffers.
SoFlaBro
Feb 2024
#21
Yup, I took a session of training at Golftec, and would often come in with questions
robbob
Feb 2024
#168
Hey, at least he's not a Karen. He wasn't all over her with anger and mean accusations, probably thought he ws being
TeamProg
Feb 2024
#25
That's a little vague, probably meant to be offensive. Is that the sound of my comment going over your head?
TeamProg
Feb 2024
#62
Yes some random bloke must most certainly be better than a woman professional player.
Hope22
Feb 2024
#78
There is nothing wrong with mansplaining -- and mansplaining why it shouldn't be called that is something else
obamanut2012
Feb 2024
#214
Seems like a subject some people REALLY want to talk about. Even though it has NOTHING
Scrivener7
Feb 2024
#92
Lordy, this thread! You did it this time, redqueen! You showed a blatant example of stunningly
Scrivener7
Feb 2024
#94
A clear, easy-to-understand example of mansplaining. Like an elephant turd on the carpet.
betsuni
Feb 2024
#132
Has the male golfing "expert" ever been identified, to see his reaction when he learned who the woman golfer was?
TheRickles
Feb 2024
#146
Thanks. I quoted Solnit from her book in an above comment but didn't think to find a link!
betsuni
Feb 2024
#187
I stand corrected, so far the posts arguing are newbies...maybe they are trumpers...I havent
Eliot Rosewater
Feb 2024
#217
Reading the entire thread kind of validates the original premise a bit in places.
Torchlight
Feb 2024
#216