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  • p5yk0t1km1r4ge@lemmy.world
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    4 months ago

    I mean it is weird that society expects men to treat women a certain, positive way (which I’m on board with) while basically saying woman can treat men however they want tbh. Men can be victims too but nobody gives a fuck. This response is absolute garbage.

    Bottom line: men and woman need to treat each other with respect and dignity.

    Edit: nice kool aid man meme bro. Stay mad.

    • Draedron@lemmy.dbzer0.com
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      4 months ago

      The entire way our society is structured is telling women how to treat men. For too long it told men they can treat women however they want which is why boys need to be taught while girls can learn it from literally everywhere around them. If anything girls should be taught to not let men treat them however they want.

      • Track_Shovel@slrpnk.netOP
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        4 months ago

        Bingo.

        The point of the meme is that the guy is butthurt that from his perspective, no one has taught women how to treat men, yet he fails to realize we live in a society where the messaging for women is everywhere.

        Girls and women most definitely need to be taught not to tolerate shitty behavior which is much more prevalent to them because men in our male-orientated society aren’t taught how to treat people. go out there. Earn. Be a good provider. Your value is only as much as what you produce. You need to have big shiny things to showcase your value. whispers society Don’t worry about your emotional development, that’s not important. A woman will straighten that out for you later

        The guy above called me angry. I’m not really. Just disappointed that men are just finally starting to clue in that a lot of the media out and society’s views on men do not have male best interests at heart.

        We can do better. I’m angry that we aren’t, and that the change is so painfully slow.

        I’m an angry optimist.