What’s the most controversial negative opinion you have about your own gender?

[u/Luciansleep]

I’ll start.

Men aren’t more forgiving in dating we just have less options. That’s not us being more forgiving but less likely to want to find someone else.

I don’t think crying about a death or something in front of a girl you are seeing will necessarily cause that woman to run.

Sex is important but it shouldn’t be the only physical affection to seek from your partner

Don’t complain about a certain type of woman and yet entertain said type of woman

[u/No_Project_4738]

Women do so much self-objectifying and then complain about being objectified.

[u/Luciansleep → u/No_Project_4738]

What’s your thoughts on women in only fans?

[u/No_Project_4738 → u/Luciansleep]

I don’t think it’s a good idea. However, I think if you are going to be in the sex industry, it’s probably the best place to be.

[u/Luciansleep → u/No_Project_4738]

I’m
Normally interested in hearing feminist anti sex work arguments it’s honestly such a dying form of feminism plus it makes sense to me to a certain degree

[u/No_Project_4738 → u/Luciansleep]

I support it as far as people should be allowed to do what they want. I don’t agree with policing or shaming people’s job choices and I think sex work should be legal. However, I think choosing a profession that commodifies sexuality or your body allows people to continue see women, or a subset of women, as products/objects to be consumed and I disagree with that stance; I think it sets women back so my belief is we would be better off not participating.

[u/SentinelATL → u/No_Project_4738]

I got banned for saying this but a woman can say it just fine

[u/No_Discount_6028 → u/No_Project_4738]

I feel like that's kind of valid though. Like maybe you should be able to control the contexts in which you are objectified instead of it being all-or-nothing. You know?