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In reply to the discussion: May I please have the attention of all my fellow males [View all]Fawke Em
(11,366 posts)48. I wonder if these people really thought that restraining a woman
against her will would calm her down.
Seems to me that forcing people to do something they don't want to do would spur the exact opposite of "calm."
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I will never hold my breath waiting for others to see logic I will pass out
Arcanetrance
Mar 2013
#3
Maybe it's time to consider the possibility that your argument wasn't persuasive.
LittleBlue
Mar 2013
#8
I'm assuming that you don't understand what it is like to be dismissed simply because
1monster
Mar 2013
#14
are you advocating that the men were correct, and the situation should be ignored?
bettyellen
Mar 2013
#29
sticking to the incident in question- what was interesting was that the men present didn't imagine
bettyellen
Mar 2013
#39
In your case, wouldn't you rather the police come and sort out the situation
Jamastiene
Mar 2013
#40
Agreed 100%! If anything would make me hysterical, it would be being restrained against my will.
1monster
Mar 2013
#62
I'm not going to slam you I'm only going to say that I started this thread due to the annoyance I
Arcanetrance
Mar 2013
#13
I took this as him getting in the boat and pulling on an oar. I didnt' think that he was saying,
Squinch
Mar 2013
#18
Nope, never saw a guy do it to another guy. I get it about twice a week. From men young and old.
Squinch
Mar 2013
#51
Outrage at that one person's choice of example has been the subject of those 1000+ posts.
Squinch
Mar 2013
#30
The sheer volume of threads with the general subject of "don't tell me I'm not a great guy because I
Squinch
Mar 2013
#37
Sorry, but you don't get to declare that someone is outraged just because it's convenient for you
Orrex
Mar 2013
#42
Wait a darn second there!!! I don't get to declare that someone is outraged because it's convenient
Squinch
Mar 2013
#44
you see it all the time here. they manufacture huge drama and blame feminists.
bettyellen
Mar 2013
#32
I hope it doesn't slink down and wind up on page 5 but if it does so be it some people just aren't
Arcanetrance
Mar 2013
#26
Personally from what I've seen here a thread that doesn't devolve into personal insults and name
Arcanetrance
Mar 2013
#61
the door holding example was first brought up by people who take "benevolent sexism" quite seriously
arely staircase
Mar 2013
#54
I'm not saying you're wrong at all I was saying a guy saying what is or is not sexism to a woman is
Arcanetrance
Mar 2013
#67
so you have a problem with women telling men what is sexist or just men telling women?
arely staircase
Mar 2013
#71