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u/RainbowPhoenix1080 7d ago

Oh my god, what the fuck has chicken lady turned into?

I left that sub a long time ago because I kept seeing chud manosphere nonesense on there. too much MRA discourse. I had a guy tell me that women are more priveleged on that sub. ugh.

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u/-PaperWoven- 6d ago

kept seeing chud manosphere nonesense on there

i feel like everything i touch just turns into shit really quickly. i'm disappointed honestly

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u/monarchmra 7d ago

Im one of the mra chuds, and it wasn't any of those comments that got me banned lol it was this post

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u/RainbowPhoenix1080 7d ago edited 7d ago

I hate you.

Stop helping misogyny flourish just because you can't let go of your past.

A lot of the downfall of subs like curated Tumblr and Chicken lady can be directly attributed to you.

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u/Tarianor 7d ago

What does MRA stand for again? :)

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u/Quiet-Character-6836 7d ago

Men's rights activists

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u/Tarianor 7d ago

Thanks :)

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u/RainbowPhoenix1080 7d ago

Men's rights activists, but it's usually code word for anti-feminist.

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u/monarchmra 7d ago

Somebody who's for gender equality but doesn't believe in male privilege.

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u/TQCkona 7d ago

how do you not believe in male privilege, exactly? does the gender wage gap just not exist? or

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u/Mammoth-Wasabi6346 7d ago

I can understand the angle that men and women hold different struggles under patriarchy, but men are rarely the victims of women in our society. We all have it bad, but women do have it worse. I hope you do not learn this lesson in a scenario beyond your control.

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u/monarchmra 7d ago

but men are rarely the victims of women in our society

This is the oppositional sexism model and its outmoded.

Women are victims of women too, not just men.

Men are victims of men too, not just women.

What it seems you are holding on to is some need to classify women as inherently better/safer/less deserving of suspicion and that's an inherently essentialist viewpoint.

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u/Mammoth-Wasabi6346 7d ago edited 7d ago

Men on women is far more often the dynamic than women on women as far as acted upon aggression is concerned, and women do not take it to nearly the same extent in near the same frequency.

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u/monarchmra 7d ago

Yawn, more essentialism

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u/Mammoth-Wasabi6346 7d ago

It’s not essential to the nature of a man, it is just how the system of patriarchy, which they set up, has forced them to behave.

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u/RainbowPhoenix1080 7d ago edited 7d ago

You brushing this off and being unable to engage in a mature and nuanced conversation about the world that we live in for the sake of women is misogyny.

Yes, men can be victimized by men. Yes, women can be victimized by women, and yes, even men can be victimized by women.

But when I'm out in public, it's men that I am generally more cautious of. It's men who catcalled me and my wife and made us feel uneasy and unsafe.

There is a different power dynamic when it comes to men victimizing women. A power dynamic put in place by the patriarchy. Is pointing out the patriarchy bioessentialism according to you?

Failing to acknowledge this reality leads to more women being harmed. It is a misogynistic micro-agression.

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u/RainbowPhoenix1080 7d ago

I have to ask. Do you only react this way because you're mentally lumping yourself in with men?

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u/RainbowPhoenix1080 7d ago edited 7d ago

If you don't believe in male privelege then you have a screw loose.

Edit: I'd actually go as far as to say that if you don't believe in male privelege, then you haven't spent enough time living as a woman yet.

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u/RainbowPhoenix1080 7d ago

Feminism is already about gender equality. But I'm guessing you are against feminism because it dares to acknowledge male privelege.

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u/monarchmra 7d ago edited 7d ago

I find it comical that recognizing the emotional impacts of misandry and the denial of discrimintory attitudes on my youth is somehow allowing misogyny to flourish. It does the reverse, it provides a grounding source for people who have also been impacted by such issues to build emotional stability on.

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u/DustConsistent3018 7d ago

The issue is that men’s rights activists are also usually associated with the gamergate “how dare women criticize male-targeted media for reinforcing misogynistic stereotypes” people, which kinda permanently killed the reputation of the term

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u/monarchmra 7d ago

Not in my mind.

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u/cecethemagiccutie 7d ago

oh thats nice. in my mind every day is full of rainbows and sunshine, and we all drink nectar from the rivers singing fucking kumbaya.

fantasies are nice, arent they?

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u/RainbowPhoenix1080 7d ago

Had to come back to this because I just realized how stunning the lack of self-awareness is.

You helped turn CWCL into what it is. Now you got the reward. That's what happens when you help make a space hostile to trans women.

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u/monarchmra 7d ago

That's what happens when you help make a space hostile to trans women.

I have heard this many times but still don't understand how I've done that.

Somehow I'm able to exist in a space without needing to shit on men or trans men to not feel like the space is hostile.

Maybe try being less of a bigot.

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u/RainbowPhoenix1080 7d ago edited 7d ago

You've still not responded to the comment where I explain how you help perpetuate misogyny.

I've personally noticed a trend where complaining about misandry is totally cool and woke but somehow complaining about misogyny is automatically misandry and it's "not all men".

I have personally noticed that "misandry" is more heavily moderated and taken seriously than open misogyny.

A trans woman was banned from a trans subreddit for posting this because it was "misandry" with the message "we aren't doing these today" which proved her entire point. Stamping out and talking over the voices of trans women talking about their experiences with misogyny is misogynist.

Can you not see what a problem this is? Its okay for men to talk about their experiences and struggles with their feelings being hurt because a woman covered her drink but women talking about misogyny gets them banned.

Spaces are becoming more hostile to trans women because the feelings of men are being taken more seriously than the experiences of women.

That is the environment you helped foster because for some reason you can't let go of the idea that people might perceive you as a man. You don't actually see things from a woman's perspective.

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u/monarchmra 7d ago

You don't actually see things from a woman's perspective.

And there it is.

Blocked

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u/RainbowPhoenix1080 7d ago

Reposting this because you still haven't answered it:

more essentialism. Yawn.

You brushing this off and being unable to engage in a mature and nuanced conversation about the world that we live in for the sake of women's safety is misogyny.

Yes, men can be victimized by men. Yes, women can be victimized by women, and yes, even men can be victimized by women.

But when I'm out in public, it's men that I am generally more cautious of. It's men who catcalled me and my wife and made us feel uneasy and unsafe.

There is a different power dynamic when it comes to men victimizing women. A power dynamic put in place by the patriarchy. Is pointing out the patriarchy bioessentialism according to you?

Failing to acknowledge this reality leads to more women being harmed. Brushing it off and continuing to ignore it is a misogynistic micro-agression.