superjonelle

So women are not free agents in their decisions? They are simply responding without will to men's power to corrupt their values? You cannot solve sexism and misogyny from the ground up, by attacking individual actions, it must be attacked from the top down, by resolving unequal… Read More

williamc27: Ok, that's a really weird way to interpret what I said, especially since I'm assuming you consider North Korea to be some kind of threat, while the feminist movement is about a better life with equal opportunity for all genders and races. Yes every human being… Read More

No, if a woman is called manly as opposed to feminine, it is usually not meant to be a compliment, because she is expected to conform to feminine standards, just as a man is expected to conform to masculine standards. I do believe that both insults came into existence because men… Read More

What good do insults do? If either of you care, this articulates the feminist response to misandry better than anything I've seen. http://jezebel.com/5992479/if-i-admit-that-hating-men-is-a-thing-will-you-stop-turning-it-into-a-self+fulfilling-prophecy

Forced to feel like a pig? So sorry that our standing up for ourselves makes it hard for you to differentiate whether or not you are the aggressor. If you are not the aggressor, then you should agree and sympathize with the feminist movement. No one is saying you specifically did… Read More

To say a man should "Man up" is actually technically an insult to women, because of the implication that he is lacking manliness, and therefore acting like a girl, which in this situation is a negative insult. It's ok for a man to have feelings and it's ok to recognize that… Read More

Thank you for pointing out how being called a woman is an insult to a man. So many insults used against men and even ordinary subjects are sexist and homophobic in that they imply to be a woman or gay is a negative thing. "This movie is gay" "Don't be a pussy" etc.