men: women are so irrational and emotional, unlike me, who only relies on logic and statistics also men: as a parent, your statistics mean nothing to mehttps://twitter.com/isosteph/status/1214028254421471232 …
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men: most parents fall neatly into the categories that fit into my world view and don't require me to challenge my thinking at all women: that's literally not true look at the statistics men: I SAID MOST PARENTS
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Replying to @amyngyn
Honestly, it just sucks as a father who's over here trying to be an equal partner to get lumped in with shitty average people who share my genitalia. I woulda carried that baby myself if it was biologically possible.
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I feel this, but this response is structurally the same as "not all men". It's important to just hear what is being said, accept that there is a real social problem (that even those of us who are trying are probably not 100% successful), and to not recenter on our feelings.
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I absolutely acknowledge that women pay a higher cost in having children, and that's a serious problem that needs to be fixed. When my wife was pregnant, I was really just frustrated that I *couldn't* do more to help. That's all I'm really trying to convey.
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I also feel like one of the root causes is that society encourages men to be shitty fathers (eg. "it's emasculating to change diapers" and other toxic nonsense) and I think that has to be part of the calculus if we're ever going to fix things.
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this is great and all but imagine if you tweeted abt how men are emasculated for parenting and you had some guys having a lively discussion about the issue and then i popped into your replies just to say “uhh not everyone’s like that, *i* never emasculate men for parenting!”
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this kind of reply contributes nothing to the discussion, looks tone-deaf, and only serves to make me feel good about myself
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You're right. When I read the tweet, it made me feel bad about myself, which is why I replied. Like I said, it's frustrating to know that there's inequality and despite my best efforts there's not a whole lot I can do about it. I didn't do well to convey that.
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ty for understanding i appreciate it
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