huh.
yeah didn't think you'd grasp it.
huh.
Oh yes, definitely, sometimes the same people too. In the US I had people talking about immigrants coming over and taking our jobs and how awful that was, even though hello I am literally an immigrant who has come here to take an American job you can tell by my accent.I suppose thats the same as racist white people saying things to you as if they believe because the person they are talking to is also white they will share the same views
yeah didn't think you'd grasp it.
tribal_princess can do words, but camouflage, apparently, prefers to rely on grunting.huh.
tribal_princess can do words, but camouflage, apparently, prefers to rely on grunting.
The sex show entertainment market is owned by men and they get most of the profit. Just because they're able to capitalise on creating a sex show for women doesn't mean they don't own it.
"huh" as in... looks thoughtful: "i see", "never thought of it that way", "oh really..." "learn something new every day", "makes sense I guess", "eggs evolved before chickens you say", and so on.
huh is more regularly read as a question
camouflage There's a whole thread to be had about performative art and how much it's subject to patriarchy/capitalism/religion and who wins In terms of profit (it'll be men).
`nostalgia for an age that never existed
Just not sure that everything women do in culture is because they suffer at the hands of men sort of thing.
If people want to talk about it on this thread it's up to them of course. I like talking about that shit, the performative art thing really interests me. But yeah, I'm not feeling the MRA aspect driving performative art side spin.I guess you don't mean this thread. Hadn't realised it was controversial to talk about it. I'd imagine it'd be an interesting subject, I found trying to describe what that one Drag King image made me feel surprisingly tricky. Something about Art as Being or whatever. Also considered those men wot dress as women in the Hindu tradition. I think they follow the goddess Kali, wondered if what was said about Western Drag Queens could be said to apply to them too, and in fact to other practitioners of cross dressing in other times/cultures. Then I wondered if anyone had seen the film Tangerine. Anyway, bollocks to all of that.
I guess you don't mean this thread. Hadn't realised it was controversial to talk about it. I'd imagine it'd be an interesting subject, I found trying to describe what that one Drag King image made me feel surprisingly tricky. Something about Art as Being or whatever. Also considered those men wot dress as women in the Hindu tradition. I think they follow the goddess Kali, wondered if what was said about Western Drag Queens could be said to apply to them too, and in fact to other practitioners of cross dressing in other times/cultures. Then I wondered if anyone had seen the film Tangerine. Anyway, bollocks to all of that.
Oh yes, definitely, sometimes the same people too. In the US I had people talking about immigrants coming over and taking our jobs and how awful that was, even though hello I am literally an immigrant who has come here to take an American job you can tell by my accent.
And the question of who draws that line.well theres a line imo between cross dressing to be yourself or cross dressing to play a comedy stereotype.
And the question of who draws that line.
Wtf did monkeys come into it?not really, you either are taking the piss out of women for money or fame or you aren't.
I'm not entertaining anything that involves studies of monkeys, we have evolved past being primitive, the last time someone groped me they justified it by going on about touch being natural and monkeys do it to bond and show affection. I ain't buying it. neither should any other woman, it's a standard MRA argument.
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The Futurist: The Misandry Bubble
"Executive Summary : The Western World has quietly become a civilization that has funny tainted the interaction between men and women, where the state forcibly transfers resources from men to women creating various perverse incentives for otherwise good women to inflict great harm onto their own families, and where male nature is vilified but female nature is celebrated. This is unfair to both genders, and is a recipe for a rapid civilizational decline and displacement, the costs of which will ultimately be borne by a subsequent generation of innocent women, rather than men, as soon as 2020.
Now, the basic premise of this article is that men and women are equally valuable, but have different strengths and weaknesses, and different priorities. A society is strongest when men and women have roles that are complementary to each other, rather than of an adverserial nature. Furthermore, when one gender (either one) is mistreated, the other ends up becoming disenfranchised as well. If you disagree with this premise, you may not wish to read further. "
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The Primal Nature of Men and Women : Genetic research has shown that before the modern era, 80% of women managed to reproduce, but only 40% of men did. The obvious conclusion from this is that a few top men had multiple wives, while the bottom 60% had no mating prospects at all. Women clearly did not mind sharing the top man with multiple other women, ultimately deciding that being one of four women sharing an 'alpha' was still more preferable than having the undivided attention of a 'beta'. Let us define the top 20% of men as measured by their attractiveness to women, as 'alpha' males while the middle 60% of men will be called 'beta' males. The bottom 20% are not meaningful in this context.
Research across gorillas, chimpanzees, and primitive human tribes shows that men are promiscuous and polygamous. This is no surprise to a modern reader, but the research further shows that women are not monogamous, as is popularly assumed, but hypergamous. In other words, a woman may be attracted to only one man at any given time, but as the status and fortune of various men fluctuates, a woman's attention may shift from a declining man to an ascendant man. There is significant turnover in the ranks of alpha males, which women are acutely aware of. "
A fundamental feature of phil's bullshit? There's only one man he's aiming to entertain.
You never knew I cared eh?
Seriously though, consider this--the result of an exhaustive five minutes of research.
When women and men are asked how many sexual partners they've had, the male average is always more than twice as high as the female. The reason for this is that a small number of men have absolutely loads of sex partners: 5% of men report having over 100 women, while only 1% of women report having over 100 men. Also, 80% of women pass their genes to the next generation, while only 40% of men do.
From this, or from something else, experts deduce that 20% of men get 80% of women, which is pretty much what I said before. It seems to be called the "Pareto Principle."
Research across gorillas, chimpanzees, and primitive human tribes shows that men are promiscuous and polygamous. This is no surprise to a modern reader, but the research further shows that women are not monogamous, as is popularly assumed, but hypergamous. In other words, a woman may be attracted to only one man at any given time, but as the status and fortune of various men fluctuates, a woman's attention may shift from a declining man to an ascendant man. There is significant turnover in the ranks of alpha males, which women are acutely aware of. "
Plus someone who is an "incel" might be reluctant to admit it ...
You never knew I cared eh?
Seriously though, consider this--the result of an exhaustive five minutes of research.
When women and men are asked how many sexual partners they've had, the male average is always more than twice as high as the female. The reason for this is that a small number of men have absolutely loads of sex partners: 5% of men report having over 100 women, while only 1% of women report having over 100 men. Also, 80% of women pass their genes to the next generation, while only 40% of men do.
From this, or from something else, experts deduce that 20% of men get 80% of women, which is pretty much what I said before. It seems to be called the "Pareto Principle."