Say what you will abt feminism or social justice or w/e but this concept is 100% real
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Replying to @PYeerk
the virgin: if feminism is fake then all its concepts are fake feminism is fake therefore all its concepts are fake vs the chad: if feminism is fake then all its concepts are fake this feminism concept is not fake therefore feminism is not fake
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Replying to @nosilverv @PYeerk
Feminism is 100% real but men have been structurally hermeneutically disadvantaged by the lack of a functioning corresponding masculinism. (the manosphere stuff definitely ain't it)
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Mind expanding on masculinism v. manosphere?
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Mostly I think the manosphere defines itself as in opposition to feminism rather than in cooperation with it, lacks a psychologically healthy foundation, and contains a lot of toxic subcultures (such as PUA) that poison the whole pool.
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Replying to @GeniesLoki @pieratt and
Like I think a better starting point would basically be "Cool, feminism has done a lot of great work for analysing the societal consequences of gender norms, but it's written mostly by women so lacks an understanding of men's lived experience, can we fix that?"
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Replying to @GeniesLoki @pieratt and
It's going to be impossible to build the cooperation that a masculinism would want as long as feminists refuse to grapple with this. Mainstream iterations of feminism see men as emotionless (ergo, experienceless) creatures, therefore there is no lived experience to study.
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Replying to @MusingsOfYouth @GeniesLoki and
I consider myself feminist and have spent lots of time grappling with this, but no other feminist I've conversed with accepts it as a legitimate issue to consider.
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Replying to @MusingsOfYouth @pieratt and
Pretty much every time I talk about these sorts of issues on here I get at least a few new women (I haven't polled but I assume most/all of them would consider themselves feminists given the conversations) positively engaging with it.
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Replying to @GeniesLoki @MusingsOfYouth and
Like I think fundamentally you can't actually think that men are emotionless husks if you actually know any men, which most people do. A lot of "Men are evil" talk seems to have huge cognitive dissonance with people's positive experiences of individual men.
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So I think a lot of feminists actually find it quite helpful to hear the men's perspective in a way that helps them understand and engage with them.
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Replying to @GeniesLoki @MusingsOfYouth and
It's the politics not the ideas, really, that are the barrier. Would be possible to, for example, set up such a department within a university or a civil society org - but it's hard doings in these times for various reasons.
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Replying to @Fullbitchschol1 @MusingsOfYouth and
Yeah. I'm assuming that any effective version of such a movement necessarily starts as grass roots on the internet and acquires academic respectability later.
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