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Yeah it is weird how insults like that tend to be mirrored across genders. (I know that is not the point but also I can think for two seconds before nodding along to cringe.) Why is it a problem if a guy has mommy issues but not daddy issues? IME the opposite is more damaging.
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It’s weird how “daddy issues” became an insult to women when it’s men who fail as fathers.
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Lacking a healthy model for your own gender presentation is a lot more damaging and disorienting, IME. Causes confusion over really basic social expectations on a much grander scale than the opposite, which seems to cause issues mostly in heterosexual love lives.
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It's probably dumb of me to get baited by a loaded question, but I feel like being at a cultural point where loaded questions about men are just an accepted norm is even dumber. Gendered problems are shite, and much of that is on men as a group, but bad faith is bad faith.
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I think that's harder to see at a glance, tho If you had a bad opposite-gender-parental-figure, you're going to have a lot/intense relationships with the other gender that mimic parent/child dynamics if you had a bad same-gendered-parental-figure, you're just generally a mess