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Topic	Do you think the term "Mansplaining" is sexist
PostCrisisJ2 04/09/17 2:10:49 PM #13:	I guess this was made because of my topic or something. ClockworkHare posted... Well, technically...yeah it is sexist. I suppose the real question is: does what it implies happen enough to warrant the term excusably existing? I mean, yeah there are men out there who explain things in a condescending manner to women because they think they are intellectually inferior or something. But those types of people tend to be irritating to be around regardless of sex. It's kinda ironic since I've never seen the term not used in a condescending manner so it's like... an endless recursion of condescension. --- spritual powah will never die Don't be shy to drop a PM to me, I'm always open for conversation. <cite>PostCrisisJ2 posted [p:876857587] in Do you thi... [t:75217482]...</cite> <quote>I guess this was made because of my topic or something. <cite>ClockworkHare posted...</cite> <quote>Well, technically...yeah it is sexist. I suppose the real question is: does what it implies happen enough to warrant the term excusably existing?</quote> I mean, yeah there are men out there who explain things in a condescending manner to women because they think they are intellectually inferior or something. But those types of people tend to be irritating to be around regardless of sex. It's kinda ironic since I've never seen the term not used in a condescending manner so it's like... an endless recursion of condescension. --- spritual powah will never die Don't be shy to drop a PM to me, I'm always open for conversation.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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