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Misogyny, the term used to describe societal inequity, is evidenced by many everyday things, like the gendered wage gap, pink tax, lack of women in positions of power, and the unmistakable influence of patriarchy penetrating every level of our lives, from households to politics. Whether you’re being mansplained to or fall victim to the career-destroying prerogatives of men, it means that sadly, you’re no stranger to the ways misogynistic society operates.
But luckily there are many bright women and men out there who are not willing to put up with the sexist BS they witness or experience firsthand day to day. And out of the frustration, hilarious, spot-on, merciless, and witty comebacks are born to target any misogynistic remark.
Scroll down to read through the most entertaining comebacks below that will remind us we don’t have to stay silent when someone is being a jerk.
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Perfect Response
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Some Words From Maisie Williams
Misogyny functions as an ideology or belief system that has accompanied patriarchal or male-dominated societies and continues to place women in subordinate positions with limited access to power and decision making. But thankfully, in present times, it’s not being taken lightly anymore as more and more women and men are willing to step up and challenge this ancient and inherently harmful belief.
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Hmmmmm
#6
Personally... Marriage Means Nothing To Me
But although the term has been all over the media in the past 5 years, its real meaning is still widely confused. Kate Manne, a Cornell philosophy professor and the author of “Down Girl: The Logic of Misogyny” argues that misogyny is really not about male hostility or hatred towards women, as it’s commonly assumed. Instead, it’s about controlling and punishing women who challenge male dominance.
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Owned
#9
Physical Respect Is A Right
In an interview with Vox, Kate explained: “There’s a tendency to define misogyny as this deep hatred in the heart, harbored by men toward girls and women. I define misogyny as social systems or environments where women face hostility and hatred because they’re women in a man's world—a historical patriarchy.”
And what’s really alarming about misogyny is that it is something we practice almost unconsciously. The hostility towards women is something that’s a priori embedded in our culture where people internalize it through social norms and customs. In reality, it’s a trap for anyone born in an already misogyny-fueled society.
#10
I’ve Never Heard This Explained So Succinctly
#11
Your Unsolicited Advice Doesn't Matter To Anyone, My Dude
#12
When Autocorrect Only Recognizes Male Achievements
Foxxy (The Original) 4 years ago
This happens too much and needs to stop. We are not just wives, parents, children etc. We are individuals and should have our achievements shared as individuals and not because we are related to someone else famous.
According to Kate, such hostile behavior comes from the fact that many people feel attached to the positions they believe are their birthright. “When men think women are taking opportunities and privileges away from them, when they think women are challenging male dominance, you get backlash,” she explained.
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Happy 87th Birthday To The Legendary Rbg
#14
They Are Probably Not Funny, Just A Terrible Person
#15
Marriage And Feminism
As a way of dealing with misogyny in society, Kate believes it all comes down to men in positions of power accepting that women can surpass them without having wronged them. At this point, we are still far from this point, but externalizing our discontent is crucial in making things better, hence every debate, whether IRL or online, is a small step towards an equal, respectful society.
#16
A Common Denominator
troufaki13 4 years ago
It reminds me of a joke. A guy goes to the doctor. "What's wrong?" the doctor asks. "I hurt all over my body" he says. "Show me exactly where it hurts" says the doctor. "Here, here, here, here and here". "Well, you should get that finger checked!!" hahaha
#17
Boys Will Be Held Accountable For Their Actions
Paul Davis 4 years ago
In the American South people will say "he's just being a good ol' boy!" and somehow that would excuse his heinous crimes. It just meant to me that he's "one of us" versus some evil person with slightly darker skin or who goes to a different church than we all do.
#19
One Woman Lying...
#20
Some Actions Do Have Dire Consequences
#21
When Men Think Everything Women Do Is For Them
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Clap
#23
Accusations Ruin A Man's Life
Edward Willis 4 years ago
I think the thing is that, in this case, these men had enough money and power to just make it go away, and the people that support them largely don't care about that stuff anyway. For those who don't have that money and power, accusations can ruin a life, but the way to solve that is to ensure that every accusation is correctly followed up on and necessary prosecutions made. Just saying "don't accuse" absolutely does not help, in fact it makes things worse.
#24
A Woman's Place Is One Of Servitude
Lauren Caswell 4 years ago
What. The. Ok that hit me too never thought about how it being paid work changes everything!
#25
Bennyboy Gets Rekt With Facts And Logic
#26
This Belongs Here
#27
That
Leo Domitrix 4 years ago
Yes! Be rid of it. We're all Ms. Could be anything! C'mon, English, catch up!
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Pittsburgh rare 4 years ago
Wait...Ms. means she's widowed?!? I was taught it was the neutral term to use to avoid assumptions
lenka 4 years ago
The term "Ms', while historical usage meant divorced or unknown, is now commonly understood to mean 'none of your business' and is used in most countries as the female equivalent of Mr.
M O'Connell 4 years ago
That's what I use when I need to address someone in a formal capacity, it's not worth the brain power to try and figure out which of the antiquated ones fits best.
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ZombieGirl 4 years ago
I never did either, lol. Kinda mad about this one :P
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Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago
Ms (which has nothing to do with being widowed) should be the norm. It was created to do away with the married or single distinction. Miss and Mrs should go the way of Goodwife and Mistress (the abbreviation of which is Mrs, and no, not that kind of mistress), both of which are positively stuck in the Middle Ages.
John Abbott 4 years ago
"Ms" was created as a replacement for "Mrs" and "Miss", and does NOT reflect marital status.
Brendan 4 years ago
Even as a child, I thought it was strange that women were referred to as a variety of titles, while men had only one.
Brittania Kelli 4 years ago
Hence why I always tick the Dr. box. I mean, I am working towards a PHD, so it's practice.
Dawn Sardella-Ayres 4 years ago
Just wait until the glorious moment when someone cries out on a plane or in a crowded theatre: "Is anyone here a doctor?" And you can modestly say "Why, yes, I am!" And they'll probably say something about someone's health or something, but just concentrate on looking wise and noble.
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Charlotte A. 4 years ago
We don't use Miss, Mrs, Ms or Mr in Sweden. Or Sir. We use each others names. Works fine. :)
Katrina B. 4 years ago
Just out of curiosity, what do children do? Do they, as children, still call adults with an honorific?
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Samantha Lomb 4 years ago
Russian did away with this over a century ago,. Respect is now shown by using full name and patronymic regardless of gender
Michelle Geiger 4 years ago
Even the USSR called everyone ‘Comrade’ regardless of gender.
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Allison Baker 4 years ago
It’s why I have used Ms for over forty years. No one has a right to know my marital status or judge me by it.
Bjørnar Bjørkhaug 4 years ago
One day you must wake up and realize the fundamental flaws you have created. It is amazing to see that in a country that holdes freedom as their highest value, you have the the least freedom for yourself. Paying for school makes you dependent on your parents. Paying high price for healthcare makes you dependent on your employer or even worse your husband! The believe in your capitalistic system only favors the 10% richest, and leaves the rest outside in the cold. Calling women by Miss, Mrs og Ms. is actively surpressing women. No other industralized, western country disregards their women like the United States, the home of the brave and the "free".
Niall Mac Iomera 4 years ago
I'm a teacher and I always refer to female teachers as Ms for this reason.
CrunChewy McSandybutt 4 years ago
I will only go by Ms., and have been doing so all my adult life.
Stephanie Did It 4 years ago
Well it certainly is clear why men are happy with "Mister" because it's just an altered form of MASTER. What man doesn't like that?
Katrina B. 4 years ago
Master is for males under then age of 14, so it's not really an altered form. In previous generations, Mister was reserved for anyone over the age of 18 and master was used but the age for use of master kept getting lower
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Sarah 4 years ago
Like "mizz", kind of. And isn't "miss" only for children/girls though? I always thought it was "miss" little girls and "ms" (or "mrs", I guess) for adults.
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Phil Boswell 4 years ago
The title "Ms" "originated in the 17th century and was revived into mainstream usage in the 20th century": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ms.
Chilli 4 months ago
Given that it's absolutely, 100%, totally necessary to share the marital status of women (Missus, miss, mizz) I've decided that the same is necessary for men. And so, men shall henceforth be addressed as either; Mister (Happily married), Mistee (Single), mizzer (Dating), meezdeez (Engaged), Mississippi (Currently in the process of getting divorced), meepmeep (Unhappily married), moomomoomomoomo (In an open relationship) monstermash (Unable to commit to a relationships because they're hopelessly in love with Emily from Corpse Bride.)
Lucia Williamson-Waggoner 3 years ago
I always thought that Mr needed another term. It was so confusing, because how do I know if he's married or not? It completely defeats the purpose of the different titles.
Jennifer Germain 4 years ago
why I refuse to change my last name, I am not property to be tagged when purchased than you.
Patrick Wilson 4 years ago
Ms has nothing to do with being widowed. It came about in the '60s as the answer to Mr.
Commander Rex 4 years ago
I just call women miss because I can’t remember any of the terms and what they mean, so I mean… yay for coincidental non-sexist stupidity?
Evelyn Haskins 4 years ago
Actually I prefer Miss/Mrs to Darl :-( Actually I believe that here at least in Australia one does not have to use a title. it is arbitrary
Evelyn Haskins 4 years ago
We could go back to 'Citizen'! Then we could differentiate between the citizens and the non-citizens :-)
Evelyn Haskins 4 years ago
Hah. My Dad seriously want to be called 'Esquire' because HE owned property.
Randy Klefbeck 4 years ago
I never thought that what Ms. meant that someone was widowed. Ms. magazine certainly wasn't about that. Don't know what the above means.
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Katrina B. 4 years ago
Sort of. Master was more used for denotation of someone under the age of 18. Then it dropped to 15 and now most times it's used for nobility and upper class for 14 and under
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Margie Sanfilippo 4 years ago
And why do I have to describe myself as single, widowed, divorced....aren't they all the same?
Barbara Vandewalle 4 years ago
In my grandparents home country mfrau refers to all women; and has for centuries.
Christine Ladyman 4 years ago
Is why I use Ms... to stop those 'looks' when I said I was single! Do they ever ask men their marital status? I've never asked before.
Roberto Durante 4 years ago
well, I remember a small anecdote when I was maybe 11 years old and say "madame" to a older woman ( could be my Granma), she look furious to me and say very hard "mademoisell". That also gross again a child (boy)
Rosemarie Daher 4 years ago
Actually, when I was a Canadian youngster, we used to write unmarried boys as “master” rather than Mr. but you can see the advantage of dropping that ...
John Montgomery 4 years ago
I'd still happily be called Mre' or something like that to distinguish I'm married, but it should be each person's preference.
Dawn Sardella-Ayres 4 years ago
I have too much fun with this one. "Mrs? Ms.?" "Dr., actually."
Thalia Lovering 4 years ago
In Greece we only have the equivalent of Mrs and it just indicates gender.
Ivy Ruonakoski 4 years ago
I've never understood the difference between miss and ms. We only have one in my language.
Alexis 4 years ago
Ms = Mrs or Miss. "Ms" is supposed to replace the use of both "Mrs" and "Miss" to not refer to a woman's marital status.
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Ducks Who Don’t Have A Ducking Clue 4 years ago
Mrs. = married Miss = unmarried Ms. = neutral if you don't want to specify or widowed
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Holes2Heaven 4 years ago
Just FYI Ms. doesn't mean widowed. It means a grown woman who isn't married. Facts
Janet Knox 4 years ago
It means a grown woman, period. She might be married, she might not be.
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Pamela Blue 4 years ago
Mrs. and/or Ms. can be single or married, or widowed for that matter. Means nothing.
VulcansAreSexy 4 years ago
Oh, well I guess it's not important then. Hey everyone! We can all stop talking about this because Susan Major doesn't care!
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The Link Between Guns, Police And Violence Against Women In America
Foxxy (The Original) 4 years ago (edited)
Maybe half the police force in the US and many non developed countries. But not in most of the western world. We don't have a huge gun issue. EDIT: Since some people seem to have an issue of me only commenting on the gun part and not mentioning anything about domestic violence, well here is my stance. ANYONE who is a perpetrator of domestic violence deserve to be punished. The court system is an absolute joke in protecting victims and things need to change NOW. Too many people are dying at the hands of their "loved one" and something should have been done years ago. We keep hearing about perpetrators facing tougher punishments but it is yet to be seen. It is all talk and no action. And judges/parole board need to be held accountable for releasing repeat offenders. If the reoffender ends up killing someone, the judge/parole board have blood on their hands. Hopefully that satisfies some of you.
#29
Truth
Lauren Caswell 4 years ago
Self control peeps it's really something adults should know. But it's as common as common sense
#30
Had To Be Said!
CatWoman312 4 years ago
To the know it all who made a comment about nurse’s salaries, I use to work in collections for auto loans. A lot of nurses defaulted on their payments. I know this might come as a surprise but people, nurses have other bills to pay, many have children, and many are single mothers. Just because someone is a nurse doesn’t automatically equal wealthy.
#31
Equity > Equality
#32
Turn That Mansplaining Into A Joke
Lauren Caswell 4 years ago
Lol! Thank God it was mansplained, if he been washed away by that one. Dripping with confusion
#33
When Random Online Males Suffer From Correctile Dysfunction
#34
Patriarchy Will Always Find A Way To Blame Women
Pille P 4 years ago
How come it's always single mom and that is seen as a bad thing. If ever there is a single dad he's sung like a hero. Unless he goes with his baby girl to the ladies toilet to change the diaper (because the changing tables are if at all only in the ladies toilet), then he's a pervert.
#35
When Decent Behavior Doesn't Come Easy
#36
Truth
#38
So Unfair
#39
Lets Treat Women The Same Way
Lauren Caswell 4 years ago
Or we could try using the same terms for males as for females. So a guy who sleeps around is a s**t etc. It's not something I exactly approve of, but I think it wouldn't take long to get the point across to at least some more people
#40
"Give Me A Smile"
#41
The Enemy Of Feminism Isn't Men
Brittania Kelli 4 years ago
Yep. So many women have been brain washed by the patriarchy and they don't see the irony of getting male support when they stand up against feminism. Honey, you're need for male approval is showing.
#42
New Day, Same Insult
#44
Set Firm Boundaries
Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago (edited)
Think of it as a standup comedian trying out material on the road. What gets a laugh stays, what doesn’t gets dropped from the comedy routine. I doubt that comedians get all that defensive if they have to abandon a joke.
#45
No, Not Like That
#46
Asking The Real Questions
#47
Yes They Can Be
Pille P 4 years ago
I think girls are also trained early to like being objectified. If you see girl magazines there's nothing with STEM or brilliance of the mind, always with how does your hair look or if this dress makes me fat. Baby outfits are already with sexual innuendos - watch out boys for this cutie etc.
#48
It Really Is...
Paul Davis 4 years ago
I find the amount of pro-rape propaganda constantly coming from conservatives to be terrifying. That there's a whole huge segment of society who seems to be doing everything they can to be allowed to rape without consequence.
#49
When The Male Gaze Won't Even Leave You Alone For A Coffee Run
#51
When Age Is Just A Number
#52
It's So Realistic!
Kathryn Baylis 4 years ago (edited)
This. F*****g terrifying. (The book terrified me when I was Handmaid age. As I got older and knew I’d be sent to the colonies, either for being past childbearing age or for being a very outspoken anti-Gilead activist, I was almost relieved. At least the women in the colonies have some freedom to be themselves. However, I never ever want to see us even think of pursuing that kind of path. Ever.)
#53
When The Song Is Groovy But The Sentiment Is Just Not Right
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Andrea Cornwell 4 years ago
While pumping gas one day, the guy waiting behind me was being very impatient and decided to yell, "Hey! Nice fake tits!" I turned around, walked up to him and replied, "Thank you. I'll pass the compliment on to Dr. Mes______. He's the plastic surgeon who rebuilt mine after I lost them to cancer you ignorant F#@$."
DMP 4 years ago
Hope you are ok and that reply was epic. Did you get a shocked face response?
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Uncommon Boston 4 years ago (edited)
Men can't control themselves? My 13 year is old son came home one afternoon and said, "I need new friends, what they did to her was wrong. I will not be a part of that." He was utterly disgusted. Imagine if more boys/men acted this way. After I was raped, my father asked what I was wearing, it was absolutely my fault. I sent him a link to the YouTube video "Tea Consent" which explains consent clearly. Why does it need to be explained?
Cookie 4 years ago
Yeah, I had a policewoman ask me that. But first, "Are you married?" I answered no, and she treated me as the enemy from then. Later I found out that it was because "Single and divorced women go around looking for sex", meaning I asked for it.
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Uncommon Boston 4 years ago
The captain of a small town police force refused to let an officer file a report acknowledging I was assaulted -- despite the hand shaped bruises and a note from the hospital explaining why they were certain I assaulted. As I was getting in my car he mocked my Warriors in Pink stickers. I looked him in the eye, "It is the breast cancer awareness group that got me through breast cancer." Jerk. Even with the report from the hospital and a lengthy report from the National Park Rangers, it was impossible to press charges. Willing to make a fool of myself to get attention, I did get a serious restraining order. He lived far away, we weren't married and didn't live together -- if this was difficult, imagine trying to file a report on your spouse. This was 2013. Important -- if law enforcement asks if you feel safe, be honest, no matter how uncomfortable it feels.
Barbara Vandewalle 4 years ago
It is the good ole boys club. It is taking time for men to undnerstand they have to stop making excuses for unacceptable conduct.
Load More Replies... If I could I would live under water 4 years ago
Just here waiting for a comment by some dude complaining about how Panda only goes on about how "all men are sexist" and how about they post a thread where "women can be sexist too" for a change...
Jules Daly 4 years ago
Women have babies, our bodies change. Yet it's the Dad-bod, that's appepted in Society. This is a man's world.
Hoppinger 4 years ago
Also as men age they become "distinguished" and sometimes more desirable, while women just get old, become irrelevant, and invisible.
Load More Replies... Tara 4 years ago
Ok story time!! The other day I was at the post office taping up a box I was going to mail. This dude across the table from me opened his mouth and was like " WOW Duct Tape! That's a man's tape!" With a tone and expression of genuine surprise and admiration that I.... a woman.... was using duct tape.
TheRandomBorger 4 years ago
I've been using duct tape since I was 5. booossshhh
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Sky Render 4 years ago
All fine reminders of why forcing the gender divide to result in socially polar opposites is a BAD idea... That nearly always results in designated "dominant" and "submissive" roles, and a culture that glorifies awful behavior to reinforce that false dichotomy.
Jillian Lloyd 2 years ago
"Misogyny, the term used to describe societal inequity..." No it's not. Misogyny is hatred of, contempt for, aversion to, and/or prejudice against women specifically. It's right there in the word: Miso (from the Greek word "misos", for hatred) + gyny (from the Greek word for women, gune).
Jada Sherman 4 years ago
What I don’t get is that when guys rape girls, they’re praised and called a player. When girls have sex, even with frickin’ consent, they’re called sluts.
Hannah Walters 4 years ago
If your reading this I hope you have a great day and know. “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.” John 3:16 NIV
Maddie 4 years ago
Men DONT respect women and men DO abuse women. Sure it’s not all men, but it’s enough to make any women walking alone fearful of what,or who, could pop out of the shadows and rape them. It’s enough for many young girls to wonder why their mommy is scared of daddy. It’s enough to leave an incredibly big impact on society. Also if you think there’s a “problem” with the fact that women want and deserve equal right then you are very VERY wrong. We do and it is very fair. Women and men that work in the same job deserve the same pay and respect. Also I’m a young teen so the fact that I know this is proof that s**t need to change. Asshole.
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Autumn 4 years ago
This post isn't about hating men, it's about hating sexist men and the general patriarchy that encourages sexism. Also nobody forced you to read this and yet here you are, spreading unnecessary hate.
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Andrea Cornwell 4 years ago
While pumping gas one day, the guy waiting behind me was being very impatient and decided to yell, "Hey! Nice fake tits!" I turned around, walked up to him and replied, "Thank you. I'll pass the compliment on to Dr. Mes______. He's the plastic surgeon who rebuilt mine after I lost them to cancer you ignorant F#@$."
DMP 4 years ago
Hope you are ok and that reply was epic. Did you get a shocked face response?
Load More Replies... Uncommon Boston 4 years ago (edited)
Men can't control themselves? My 13 year is old son came home one afternoon and said, "I need new friends, what they did to her was wrong. I will not be a part of that." He was utterly disgusted. Imagine if more boys/men acted this way. After I was raped, my father asked what I was wearing, it was absolutely my fault. I sent him a link to the YouTube video "Tea Consent" which explains consent clearly. Why does it need to be explained?
Cookie 4 years ago
Yeah, I had a policewoman ask me that. But first, "Are you married?" I answered no, and she treated me as the enemy from then. Later I found out that it was because "Single and divorced women go around looking for sex", meaning I asked for it.
Load More Replies... Uncommon Boston 4 years ago
The captain of a small town police force refused to let an officer file a report acknowledging I was assaulted -- despite the hand shaped bruises and a note from the hospital explaining why they were certain I assaulted. As I was getting in my car he mocked my Warriors in Pink stickers. I looked him in the eye, "It is the breast cancer awareness group that got me through breast cancer." Jerk. Even with the report from the hospital and a lengthy report from the National Park Rangers, it was impossible to press charges. Willing to make a fool of myself to get attention, I did get a serious restraining order. He lived far away, we weren't married and didn't live together -- if this was difficult, imagine trying to file a report on your spouse. This was 2013. Important -- if law enforcement asks if you feel safe, be honest, no matter how uncomfortable it feels.
Barbara Vandewalle 4 years ago
It is the good ole boys club. It is taking time for men to undnerstand they have to stop making excuses for unacceptable conduct.
Load More Replies... If I could I would live under water 4 years ago
Just here waiting for a comment by some dude complaining about how Panda only goes on about how "all men are sexist" and how about they post a thread where "women can be sexist too" for a change...
Jules Daly 4 years ago
Women have babies, our bodies change. Yet it's the Dad-bod, that's appepted in Society. This is a man's world.
Hoppinger 4 years ago
Also as men age they become "distinguished" and sometimes more desirable, while women just get old, become irrelevant, and invisible.
Load More Replies... Tara 4 years ago
Ok story time!! The other day I was at the post office taping up a box I was going to mail. This dude across the table from me opened his mouth and was like " WOW Duct Tape! That's a man's tape!" With a tone and expression of genuine surprise and admiration that I.... a woman.... was using duct tape.
TheRandomBorger 4 years ago
I've been using duct tape since I was 5. booossshhh
Load More Replies... Sky Render 4 years ago
All fine reminders of why forcing the gender divide to result in socially polar opposites is a BAD idea... That nearly always results in designated "dominant" and "submissive" roles, and a culture that glorifies awful behavior to reinforce that false dichotomy.
Jillian Lloyd 2 years ago
"Misogyny, the term used to describe societal inequity..." No it's not. Misogyny is hatred of, contempt for, aversion to, and/or prejudice against women specifically. It's right there in the word: Miso (from the Greek word "misos", for hatred) + gyny (from the Greek word for women, gune).
Jada Sherman 4 years ago
What I don’t get is that when guys rape girls, they’re praised and called a player. When girls have sex, even with frickin’ consent, they’re called sluts.
Hannah Walters 4 years ago
If your reading this I hope you have a great day and know. “For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life.” John 3:16 NIV
Maddie 4 years ago
Men DONT respect women and men DO abuse women. Sure it’s not all men, but it’s enough to make any women walking alone fearful of what,or who, could pop out of the shadows and rape them. It’s enough for many young girls to wonder why their mommy is scared of daddy. It’s enough to leave an incredibly big impact on society. Also if you think there’s a “problem” with the fact that women want and deserve equal right then you are very VERY wrong. We do and it is very fair. Women and men that work in the same job deserve the same pay and respect. Also I’m a young teen so the fact that I know this is proof that s**t need to change. Asshole.
Load More Replies... Autumn 4 years ago
This post isn't about hating men, it's about hating sexist men and the general patriarchy that encourages sexism. Also nobody forced you to read this and yet here you are, spreading unnecessary hate.
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