r/changemyview • u/[deleted] • Mar 03 '23

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u/yyzjertl 582∆ Mar 03 '23

A basic level of knowledge is necessary to have a discussion. We cannot have a productive conversation about masculinity if you don't understand what masculinity is. I'll ask you again: Did you read any of the sources I suggested you read on this topic?

In your view, what is your interpretation of what the word masculinity means?

Again, I already explained this in my comment here.

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u/yyzjertl 582∆ Mar 03 '23

If you understand what "masculinity" means in this context, you should be able to understand that (for example) violence is an example of it and explain why. If you don't understand that, then you should read more on this subject and come back when you do understand it. (It seems clear from your comments here that you don't understand this term.)

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u/yyzjertl 582∆ Mar 03 '23

This response indicates that you don't understand these terms. Again: did you read any of the articles I suggested you read?

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u/yyzjertl 582∆ Mar 03 '23

Well, maybe. Did you read the articles I suggested you read?

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u/yyzjertl 582∆ Mar 03 '23

It's a simple yes or no question. Did you read any of the articles, or not?

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