And no, “men” is actually the preferred term for people who identify as men. Male and female refer to biological sex characteristics. Man and woman are gender identities.
“Some men”. Fixed. Just add one word. The fact that you’re so fixated on gaslighting people into thinking that generalizations are only okay when it targets the correct sex is very telling of your ignorance.
“Men” is a classification set that includes all individuals of a sex. You’re wrong categorically and philosophically, and the more you suggest otherwise the more you just look like a bigot.
“Men” is a classification set that includes all individuals of a sex.
Gender, actually. Men/man is a gender, not a sex. Male is a sex. If we’re going to be pedantic, let’s be properly pedantic about all of it I guess.
all individuals
I can’t help if you see the world in strict absolutes. Most people don’t do that. Most people understand that you can refer to a category without meaning literally every thing in that category 100% of the time.
Like when you said: “Other people have kind of touched on this already, but clients prioritize connections based on…” You clearly didn’t mean ALL other people. Not every human on earth, surely. You meant some other people, but that those people were ‘other’. Likewise, when people say men are the problem, they’re talking about toxic/harmful men. Not all men, but they’re all men.
Also, your post history is … interesting. You are quite argumentative. There’s an old saying, “If everything around you smells like shit, check your shoes.” Maybe, just maybe, you’re not surrounded by jerks.
The annoying thing is, it’s not just the dumbest person from high school. It’s people who seem normal, until anything political is brought up.
I’m old, is political just slang for biggotry and woke just slang for empathy? I can’t keep up with modern language.
“Political” is not white, or male, or straight, or Christian.
“Woke” = accepting of events and / or circumstances that have had in-/direct influence on their lives, likely preventing then from reaching parity.
So you’re pretty much spot-on.
Hey so I’m a straight white male (not by choice) and I’d like to stop being lumped in with assholes.
Like, lots of assholes are straight white males, I get it. But we’re overwhelmingly decent dudes.
Also, dude, “male” is not the preferred nomenclature anymore
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Why do you think they are talking about you? Projecting insecurities? That’s what your reply seems like
And yes, “male” is still the preferred way to refer to… people who identify as men.
That was a joke, Susan
And no, “men” is actually the preferred term for people who identify as men. Male and female refer to biological sex characteristics. Man and woman are gender identities.
“NoT aLl Men”
If you don’t do the bad things then they’re not talking about you. But they say “men” because it’s almost always men.
Example: men are rapists. => Not all men are rapists, but the vast majority of rapists are men.
So you don’t need to feel sensitive about this, unless you somehow think you’re guilty of whatever they’re talking about.
“Some men”. Fixed. Just add one word. The fact that you’re so fixated on gaslighting people into thinking that generalizations are only okay when it targets the correct sex is very telling of your ignorance.
No one says “all men”. You’re implying it.
Dogs bark. Not all, of course. But no one says some.
“Men” is a classification set that includes all individuals of a sex. You’re wrong categorically and philosophically, and the more you suggest otherwise the more you just look like a bigot.
Gender, actually. Men/man is a gender, not a sex. Male is a sex. If we’re going to be pedantic, let’s be properly pedantic about all of it I guess.
I can’t help if you see the world in strict absolutes. Most people don’t do that. Most people understand that you can refer to a category without meaning literally every thing in that category 100% of the time.
Like when you said: “Other people have kind of touched on this already, but clients prioritize connections based on…” You clearly didn’t mean ALL other people. Not every human on earth, surely. You meant some other people, but that those people were ‘other’. Likewise, when people say men are the problem, they’re talking about toxic/harmful men. Not all men, but they’re all men.
Also, your post history is … interesting. You are quite argumentative. There’s an old saying, “If everything around you smells like shit, check your shoes.” Maybe, just maybe, you’re not surrounded by jerks.