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re: 35 Practical Steps Men Can Take To Support Feminism

Posted on 6/18/14 at 4:44 pm to
Posted by maine82
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Posted on 6/18/14 at 4:44 pm to
In all seriousness, what bothers me more than anything is the tone and the emphasis. Yes, men should help with the housework (and close to 50-50 if it's a dual income home), you need to be respectful toward women, you should try to provide emotional support and you should take the bonds of matrimony seriously. All of that is called being responsible and being a man.

What always annoys me however is people who want to advance one group over another, and in the case of the 77% stat, use misleading statistics to support their arguments. Someone posted a set of pie charts about male problems earlier. There's very little discussion of them, and also little discussion about the "academic gap" with men doing worse than women in school.

If we want a society of focusing on improving individuals rather than improving groups, those are conversations we need. But if you want to focus on just helping your little group, well then that's where "be a feminist" lists like these emerge. It's ridiculous.
This post was edited on 6/18/14 at 4:46 pm
Posted by LoveThatMoney
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Posted on 6/18/14 at 4:52 pm to
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There's very little discussion of them, and also little discussion about the "academic gap" with men doing worse than women in school.


One of the worst results of today's lazy teachers needing medical help to teach "hyper" boys. Boys are more hyper than girls in general. If and when I have kids, unless my son is completely off the rails, there is no way in hell I'm putting him on Ritalin or some other similar drug. We had plenty of boys in my schools that were problem children. The solution wasn't medication. It was discipline. They turned out fine, me included.

The problem is that because of boys' rambunctious nature, teachers are more apt to cater to girls at a young age because they're easier. This is human nature.

Don't believe me? Ask your teacher friends. Ask a teacher you know that isn't your son's or daughter's teacher since he/she will probably lie. I know there has been an article written on this in the past five years, but I'd have to drag it up from the depths of the internet.
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