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In reply to the discussion: Misogyny? Well, DUH! [View all]uppityperson
(116,005 posts)16. This reminds me of replies to threads on bigotry saying "there is bigotry toward other groups too"
It seems to me to indicate downplaying an issue by saying there are others with issues also.
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Well, next time the male victim of sexual assault is told it's because his abs were so tight...
Scootaloo
Feb 2014
#2
Forgive me, I thought the OP was about social pressures to conform to certain body types.
Bonobo
Feb 2014
#3
It's still considered "unmanly" to complain, men are considerably less likely to go to the doctor
Fumesucker
Feb 2014
#6
Ummmm...The OP was not about social pressures to conform to certain body types n/t
btrflykng9
Feb 2014
#24
Let me know when a man's lack of a 6-pack affects the way he is perceived in a work setting.
DanTex
Feb 2014
#59
women's attitudes about themselves do seem to have regressed in the last 30 years.
TheFrenchRazor
Feb 2014
#5
I agree with you marions ghost but I think you have left out half the story.
Threedifferentones
Feb 2014
#75
This reminds me of replies to threads on bigotry saying "there is bigotry toward other groups too"
uppityperson
Feb 2014
#16
the "Opression Olympics" -otherwise know as yours are "First World" Problems" but mine are important
bettyellen
Feb 2014
#36
Did you just post a cartoon to adults? And you want to be taken seriously? nt
msanthrope
Feb 2014
#19
What I hear you saying is, if it is a painting depicting unclothed people, it is OK,
RC
Feb 2014
#52
None of those videos fit "shock content or porn". 1 of someone's butt, others are teen/tweens
uppityperson
Feb 2014
#38
Did you really just call the admins of this site an "unholy trinity"?
Warren DeMontague
Feb 2014
#43
Now that is an awesome attitude! It shows intelligence and beauty all of its own that is true
Drew Richards
Feb 2014
#44
Those videos by teenage girls exemplify this problem better than anything else
BainsBane
Feb 2014
#73