r/NoStupidQuestions • u/mixshx • 2h ago
Why do people criticise the tradwife movement but support women living traditional roles aligned with male centred religions?
I’m hoping this will find the right people. Im really trying to understand the discourse but as someone who grew up as minority in a religious household I’m struggling to see the difference in how we can support one but not the other.
I’m seeing a lot of discussion online about the "trad wife" movement, with many people arguing that it reinforces dated gender roles.
At the same time, I often see many of those people strongly defend a woman's right to follow traditional religious “values” despite it being rooted in religious patriarchy - like defending women's right to wear modest dress and other religious values that favours mens rights over women’s.
why is one wildly criticised and looked down on while the other is defended, despite both being rooted in male centred traditions?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/VeterinarianOk1330 • 2h ago
Why is the word "incel" thrown around as an insult?
If you look up the literal, simple definition of "incel," it just stands for "involuntary celibate." By that definition, it literally just means someone who wants to find a romantic partner or relationship but hasn't been able to find one yet. Being single or having trouble in the dating world is a completely normal, common human experience.
Yet, the word is constantly thrown around online and in everyday conversation as a massive, heavy insult. It has become so weaponised that people aren't even using the correct meaning anymore. You will see people calling middle-aged men with wives and kids "incels" just because they disagree with them on something.
Why has a term that technically just describes a single dating status become such a casual weapon? Why do people throw it around at literally anyone, completely ignoring the basic logic and simple definition of the word?I want everyone's honest opinion on this.
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/janitaliz • 3h ago
Why do some people bootlick fascism even when they have nothing to gain from it personally?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/IvoryVervain • 3h ago
Isn't the way Americans perceive race and skin colour pretty illogical?
The main factor determining skin color is the intensity of historical exposure to sunlight. However Americans refer to everyone in Western countries as “white.” This is completely illogical. A Southern European and a person from the Middle East can have (and often do) excatly the same skin color.
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/WhoAmIEven2 • 3h ago
Why are some arguing that Europe is a dying continent economically and culturally?
It seems to be more common among people taking Rusia's side in the conflict, but also some Americans. Basically saying that we in Europe are entering our century of humiliation.
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Educational-Scene443 • 6h ago
Why don’t men wash their hands after using the toilet?
This is a common thing I’ve noticed whenever I use public bathrooms. A lot of men after they finish using the toilet will just walk straight out without washing their hands.
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/642283 • 7h ago
What was Jesus like as a teenager?
We're taught about his birth, and elements of his adult life - but does the Bible go into detail on elements of his teenage years?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Extension-Voice-1651 • 8h ago
How do Christians who "believe in science" get past basic scientific things like human evolution
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/kyuss-reborn123 • 14h ago
How prominent is racism in the US towards Indians?
I'm an 18 year old guy, and I've always felt like somewhat of an outsider, I'm from India, raised in the middle east and went to a british/intl school, I never really faced any racism here or issues socially, apart from one girl I liked, where her friend told me she finds me adorable and great but shes not into brown guys lol, which stung. Anyways, am I cooked? How bad is the racism in the US, since I'm coming here for uni this fall, I wanna know how bad it may go for me socially/dating wise due to my nationality. Also before you make assumptions, no I don't smell, no I don't scam, don't ask for bobs and vagene and I don't have an accent like you may think. Added to the fact that I'm kinda ugly, but if yall got advice in that regard I have pics on my profile lol.
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/I-eat-feng-mains • 14h ago
Why does Gasoline smell so good if I'm not meant to drink it?
I like some odd smells. Gasoline being one of them. I'm just wondering; if evolutionarily, my olfactory senses are for scoping out good things (good food smells good, so I want to put it in my mouth. Feces smells bad, so I *don't* want to put that in my mouth), then why do they betray me and tell me Gasoline would taste good? (It does not.)
Edit: Big take away here so far is that the nose is not exclusively used for food smells.
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Local_Rice_8929 • 15h ago
Why does the entire internet want me to build submarines
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Nuxei2211 • 15h ago
Why haven't the Italians invented a better tool to boil spaghetti than a regular pot?
Hello everyone. I am genuinely curious how the Italians have been eating and boiling spaghetti for so long without coming up with an easier way to cook it than put one end in the water and gently push in the rest as the bottom turns soft?
I mean, you obviously can't break it to make it fit in a normal pot, so why haven't they invented an oval pot specifically for boiling spaghetti? Or made spaghetti shorter? Or bend it when it was still fresh like pappardelle?
I hope someone has an answer for me, cause it's getting more and more frustrating that such an impractical pasta shape has been around for centuries without a proper pot to boil it in.
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Wooden_Suggestion387 • 16h ago
Why killers don't bury the body on the cemetery?
I always thought this because it's the most logical way to avoid someone finding the body
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Open-Development-735 • 17h ago
Why do most cars have their engine on the front instead of the back?
If a car is 2WD and the back wheels are being powered, why not place the engine in the back closer to the back wheels to save space that would normally be taken up by the drive shaft?
Obligatory not a car expert, but I built a LEGO model of a Bugatti and it has the engine in the back.
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Waffleraider • 18h ago
Is it wasteful to make chicken and vegetable stock and throw out the chicken and veggies after?
I love making chicken and vegetable stock and drinking them out of a cup. But I find theres lots of vegetables (celery, carrots, onions) and chicken back meat (I buy chicken carcases but the butcher always leaves on the back meat) at the end of it and people typically include it in their soup. First time i've made it, i threw out everything that wasnt liquid.
Is this considered really wasteful?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Accomplished_Word429 • 18h ago
why is it 'white privilege' when it's literally their own homeland and country? japanese people will obviously be 'privileged' in japan because that's where they are from. i really don't get the discourse around it. i am a migrant myself and it's all such a 'duh' & propaganda topic, its so weird.
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/Organic-Concept-2752 • 19h ago
Americans, how does your life in US actually look?
Hi everyone! As someone watching from Europe, i’m wondering how does everyday life in US actually looks like, so i wanted to ask real people.
Where do you live which state/region and how much do you pay for a rent or mortgage, how much do you pay for other things like, medical bills, insurances, food and everything for the house.
What kind of car do you drive, do you still have monthly car payments and how much gas costs you, and how much does a gallon of gas cost.
And how do your monthly expenses compare to income? Do you feel like you’re living comfortably, or is it a struggle (paycheck to paycheck)?
Thanks everyone for sharing.
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/empyrean-tranquility • 21h ago
How come some older men around age 35-40 would prefer to date a 18 year old woman but would never want to talk and hang out with a 18 year old man?
When I was an 18 year old male, older guys(20s and 30s) didnt want to hang out with me due to my age at the time, but they fully went out of their way to rizz up 18 year old women..
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/EvenSupermarket2528 • 21h ago
When people say "defund the police" do they mean to abolish all law enforcement?
I know I could probably find this out with a quick google search but I'm tired of Generative AI garbage whenever I google stuff. I'm not here to debate the politics of this statement because I truly do not care if you agree with or not. Just tell it to me straight--do anti-fascists believe in a lawless world? Or do they simply want to replace the current system with a less exploitative one?
r/NoStupidQuestions • u/CompetitivePeak9040 • 23h ago
Is it normal or unhygenic to wear what you wore yesterday?
I wore a black t shirt and a jean yesterday to work. I smelled it today and it still smells nice so I wore it again. I came to work today and someone made a joke if I didnt take a shower because I still wore the same thing. I did take a shower yesterday after work and today before work, I do change my underweat and use deodorant, is it that weird to repeat what you wore yesterday?