They are recent cultural constructs associated with trauma patterns and with diverse forms of ubiquitous clandestine abuse, vicious cycles created by patriarchy, war and slavery and driven underground by Modernism.
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Replying to @HiFromMichaelV @selentelechia
Almost all male feminists are faking, but women can easily tell the difference between the real ones and the fakes, and while asperger's (actually an Anti-Semetic term,
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And real male feminists are actually fantastically appealing to women, just like real gamer girls are fantastically appealing to gamer boys. But the on-ramp for feminism is a lot harder than that for gaming. It's a type of philosophy.
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Replying to @HiFromMichaelV @selentelechia and
I’m curious what a Scottish err...I mean “real male feminist” looks like to you. I have experience with this archetype, and find them to be sincere in their beliefs:https://nplusonemag.com/issue-35/fiction-drama/the-feminist/ …
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Replying to @delysis @selentelechia and
One way to think about this is that a real feminist does not embrace a 'feminism' which invalidates his own 'lived experience', or which 'silences' him with regard to his own sexual and emotional desires.
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Replying to @HiFromMichaelV @delysis and
As someone who is probably closest to being a central example of the type you're describing as a real male feminist, this seems like a curious definition in that it requires one to actively break new theoretical ground against the active opposition of most feminists.
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Replying to @GeniesLoki @HiFromMichaelV and
Like I don't think most women feminists count as real feminists by this definition either.
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Replying to @GeniesLoki @delysis and
Sure, but until not too long ago, no women were feminists. Do you imagine that when social pressure arises to adopt an identity the majority of the adherents of that identity are sincere and we'll informed about any accompanying ideology?
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Replying to @HiFromMichaelV @delysis and
Mostly you seem to be redefining terms of identity to mean things that the people who identify both those terms don't mean by them and this seems like kinda a dick move?
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Replying to @GeniesLoki @delysis and
I'm pretty sure that I'm not, based on the feedback I get, e.g. based on lived experience', e.g. the information I have to go by regarding what people want, but any claim to represent anyone else who isn't present is an ego claim, and in a sense a dick move.
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Lol ok sure
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