- em 💌has quoted2 years ago
whores’ blamed for contaminating superior bloodlines; invading ‘savages’,although i do agree with her points and women are often demonised if a man cheats or she
'ruins the bloodline, i dont think we can make the same comparison for all women because this would not apply to white women - em 💌has quoted2 years agoWe don’t like to risk offending men
- em 💌has quoted2 years agobecause we are used to affording such men the privilege of discrete identities.
- em 💌has quoted2 years agoWe do not speak in terms of men committing rape or being sexual assaulters and violent abusers
- em 💌has quoted2 years agoNot all men,’ rises the ubiquitous cry.
- em 💌has quoted2 years agoTo speak ill of masculinity – to describe it, in its current societal iteration, as something problematic – is seen as an attack on men themselves.
- em 💌has quoted2 years agoThose who speak of ‘toxic masculinity’ are not criticising men, but rather defending them
i do find it interesting how the only time that some men will listen to what women are saying about the patriarchy is when they are included too
because men could never care about a problem unless the are involved - em 💌has quoted2 years agothe real threat comes from the very forms of rigid ‘manhood’ their so-called saviours are desperate to preserve and promote.
- em 💌has quoted2 years agoIt’s blindingly obvious if you are a woman involved in feminist activism. Because then you don’t have the luxury of continuing to look the other way.
- em 💌has quoted2 years agoAlex could be a wronged, avenging hero. This was a much more attractive version of himself than his previous reality.
IVE SPOKEN ABOUT THIS BEFORE!!
men have such terrible hero complexes and then when you explain to them why its patronising then YOURE the bitch and fine i wont protect you then'
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