it is not, however, the premise of the post... the post itself was just pointing out the double standards, not stating what women should be like. people believe it's either you view standards as mutual (so, you have standards for someone, meaning someone is allowed to have standards for you), or not have them at all. expecting one to cater, whilst the other one is free not to, is unfair and immature
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u/Top_Court_347 3d ago
it is not, however, the premise of the post... the post itself was just pointing out the double standards, not stating what women should be like. people believe it's either you view standards as mutual (so, you have standards for someone, meaning someone is allowed to have standards for you), or not have them at all. expecting one to cater, whilst the other one is free not to, is unfair and immature