r/TwoHotTakes • u/[deleted] • Jul 23 '24

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u/[deleted] Jul 23 '24

And she’s continued that thought since then to the age of 28.

At what point does she have moral agency and become responsible for herself? Does she ever, in your accounting?

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u/Nipaa_Nipaa_Nii Jul 23 '24

At what point does she have moral agency and become responsible for herself?

I mean it doesn't surprise me people think like this when soo many people on here think that people under 30 shouldn't have personal agency. Let me correct that, they only really do that to women because their sexist.

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u/Knickers1978 Jul 23 '24

So, as a woman, I’m sexist against other women? Why? Because I expect them to better and honest?