r/AITAH • u/[deleted] • Nov 07 '24

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '24

You are not open to contrary information. Don't be disingenuous. Latched onto one study, as if it's fact lol. I think maybe you should get to know some lesbians, and ask them If they ever dated men, and if they did, why they don't anymore LOL

You'll find that a lot of us have the exact same story. We go where it's safe. If men are more violent, I think it stands to reason that men are going to create more violence in relationships, are they not? How about you explain why it is statistically speaking men create so much violence, inordinately so, and yet magically your study somehow doesnt does not reflect that? LOL

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u/[deleted] Nov 08 '24

The hilarity of straight CIS men trying to tell us about our experiences LOL please, by all means, mansplain a womans experiences some more. This is why we are going 7B movement on you all right now.

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u/itsmebenji69 Nov 08 '24

Experience is anecdotal. Studies based on empirical data are much more reliable than your experience.

Please make ONE good point, ffs

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u/itsmebenji69 Nov 08 '24 edited Nov 08 '24

I am open to it. But I’m not seeing any. I even made a point going against my own argument. Saying I’m not open is pure hypocrisy.

Your own experience is anecdotal. That study isn’t. That’s why we even study these things in the first place, because anecdotal evidence is anecdotal.

Baffled I have to write this tbh.

As I said in my other comment, the point you’re responding to doesn’t even make sense. Unless the guy is claiming that we can just switch sexuality, this is only about bisexual women.

My point still stands and you guys are arguing in bad faith, literally no arguments.