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Topic	mansplaining is so fucking annoying
joestarrr 06/29/18 3:22:18 PM #52:	nemu posted... joestarrr posted... nemu posted... It's called either being a pretentious asshole or being a crybaby depending on which party is in the right. Gendering the term is just literal sexism. Even when the person doing it is clearly actually mansplaining? He also told a female nurse that women don't have prostates, when she jokingly said a certain food would be good for her prostate. This dude literally thinks that nurses of 5+ years don't even know their own fucking anatomy ... like ... for real. He's either an asshole or bad at returning a joke. That has nothing to do with him being a man. The term acts like only men are condescending assholes. If we had a women-based version and both were used commonly, there would be no problem, but the whole narrative of the term is to apply some kind of weird standard to men specifically I'm really only talking about in the very specific context of men treating women like they are inferior because of being female - I acknowledge that everyone is plenty capable of being a condescending asshole. I get where you're coming from but still. --- you can't spell american dream without eric andre <cite>joestarrr posted [p:904197485] in mansplaini... [t:76762122]...</cite> <quote><cite>nemu posted...</cite> <quote><cite>joestarrr posted...</cite> <quote><cite>nemu posted...</cite> <quote>It's called either being a pretentious asshole or being a crybaby depending on which party is in the right. Gendering the term is just literal sexism.</quote> Even when the person doing it is clearly actually mansplaining? He also told a female nurse that women don't have prostates, when she jokingly said a certain food would be good for her prostate. This dude literally thinks that nurses of 5+ years don't even know their own fucking anatomy ... like ... for real.</quote> He's either an asshole or bad at returning a joke. That has nothing to do with him being a man. The term acts like only men are condescending assholes. If we had a women-based version and both were used commonly, there would be no problem, but the whole narrative of the term is to apply some kind of weird standard to men specifically</quote> I'm really only talking about in the very specific context of men treating women like they are inferior because of being female - I acknowledge that everyone is plenty capable of being a condescending asshole. I get where you're coming from but still. --- you can't spell american dream without eric andre </quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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