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Pobrecitos. kestrel91316 Aug 2013 #1
Lots of outrage and panic in the comments section. Squinch Aug 2013 #2
this society is really doing a poor job of rearing its young, to be this messed up. niyad Aug 2013 #3
yes. nt seabeyond Aug 2013 #6
Jackson Katz talks about this problem. redqueen Aug 2013 #7
Very true. YoungDemCA Sep 2013 #47
that goes along the line of needing to continually stroke the mans ego seabeyond Aug 2013 #4
I think it is more Aerows Aug 2013 #10
very good aarows. another area i was thinking about. seabeyond Aug 2013 #12
Just my opinion :) Aerows Aug 2013 #13
yes... it has. and so much more, lol. and seabeyond Aug 2013 #15
I was just reading that ismnotwasm Aug 2013 #5
Just so you know, I realize it is FAR from surprising. redqueen Aug 2013 #26
People raised to be competitive Aerows Aug 2013 #8
"even when they aren’t in direct competition" redqueen Aug 2013 #9
Not really Aerows Aug 2013 #11
i do not think that she was calling your expression a delusion, but that a mate would see seabeyond Aug 2013 #14
I am pretty sure exactly what she said and her intended meaning were Aerows Aug 2013 #17
"with claws drawn"... yeah, nothing sexist or misogynist about that at all. redqueen Aug 2013 #27
A question whopis01 Aug 2013 #32
hmmmm, it is ONLY used on women regardless of whether it is a legitimate disagreement to dismiss seabeyond Aug 2013 #33
Sorry - I wasn't trying to piss you off whopis01 Aug 2013 #36
Cool, but I hear it often . On du. Mainstream media and almost every pimply faced teenage seabeyond Aug 2013 #37
Just like when your "huge ass" words were so desperately misinterpreted redqueen Aug 2013 #23
Ya. The huge ass seabeyond Aug 2013 #38
thinking further, i also think it is very real that a man is conditioned as the provider seabeyond Aug 2013 #16
I agree Aerows Aug 2013 #18
i had been running a business when i met my husband. had been for five years. seabeyond Aug 2013 #20
The delusion is that these men think they're in competition with *their romantic partners*. redqueen Aug 2013 #22
Feel free to put words in the mouths of others Aerows Aug 2013 #24
This message was self-deleted by its author LanternWaste Sep 2013 #43
Saving this to read later. madamesilverspurs Aug 2013 #19
that would also clearly suggest the hate, blazing hate we see toward women today. seabeyond Aug 2013 #21
On a personal note ismnotwasm Aug 2013 #25
"damages society and causes suffering" redqueen Aug 2013 #28
Since I live with the tangible results of it ismnotwasm Aug 2013 #30
but, dont we all live with the tangible, if we are even half way perceptive. seabeyond Aug 2013 #34
Dismissal...or silence YoungDemCA Sep 2013 #46
exactly. adn that is the real crying shame of it all. it may lessen the woman or the need to seabeyond Aug 2013 #29
Men have control of society ismnotwasm Aug 2013 #31
Not in our house Link Speed Aug 2013 #35
. ismnotwasm Aug 2013 #39
Good on you for being an exception to the rule YoungDemCA Sep 2013 #45
Fools, all of them. I'd love to have a mate who made more than I. Scuba Sep 2013 #40
Men are conditioned to think this way, that professional success is the primary measure geek tragedy Sep 2013 #41
What about different subsets of men? eridani Sep 2013 #42
I do agree with the conclusion Aerows Sep 2013 #44
Perhaps if our society was not structured and based on competition... YoungDemCA Sep 2013 #48
Quite the opposite happened to me when I had an abusive feminist partner IronLionZion Sep 2013 #49
Meh. Sheldon Cooper Sep 2013 #50
If someone doesn't want their partner to succeed, IronLionZion Sep 2013 #52
Because this is the History of Feminism group. Sheldon Cooper Sep 2013 #54
OK. nt IronLionZion Sep 2013 #58
I've been a university prof Shivering Jemmy Sep 2013 #51
It was mission-critical to her IronLionZion Sep 2013 #53
In the spirit of equality, IronLionZion Sep 2013 #55
until recently, men exclusively made more than women. it is a norm, expected and almost always, seabeyond Sep 2013 #56
Not disagreeing with anything you said here IronLionZion Sep 2013 #57
good to know. i probably agree with you more than not. i think it is important to recognize seabeyond Sep 2013 #59
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