But does that rule apply to you, as a man? I think society is less accepting of "Take responsibility for your own perception of me as intimidating?" when said by a man. In reality, an assessment of feedback of the effect you have on others is probably needed in almost every casehttps://twitter.com/solo1y/status/1055382243638759424 …
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You may agree with this already, still waking up, but I understand the guys comment - I'm 6.5 ft tall, and not a small guy, and a Marine on top of that so I understand that all adds up to what can be a very intimidating person. I take that into consideration and work to ...
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try and reduce that intimidation, because it seems like the polite thing to do. However - There are many who will take advantage of that in trying to manipulate you, which the feminist movement has been doing towards men for a long time, and as a result, it seems to me ....
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that men are starting to learn that at some point, we have to realize that at least to some degree, we're not responsible for how others are taking us. You can only put forth so much effort before it becomes pandering, and people are sick of pandering I think.
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