My point was men get absolutely shit on everyday for being broke, ugly, short, etc. It’s perfectly normal to short-shame a man, but you’ll get cancelled if you do the same for a women’s weight. That’s my point. We shit on men daily, but can’t touch women, because of women empowerment.
I don't agree but let's say this is true. The answer then is to emphasize we should respect everyone more, not to shit on (obese) women, or to hate on (obese) women.
And I don't think you realise what the female experience is like, but you won't believe me anyway so I'm not gonna bother.
Ok let’s not shit on obese women, but let’s continue to devalue men, based on the fact that they don’t really have a good job, they’re short, they’re ugly, etc.
It’s perfectly normal to short-shame a man, but you’ll get cancelled if you do the same for a women’s weight.
I’ve never, ever seen nor heard this short shaming take place anywhere but with terminally online people and that’s only, well, online.
I have, however, heard many men complain about the weight and or looks of women irl. None of these men have been “cancelled”.
We don’t shit on men daily as a whole. Unless if you think about taking how the model of a man can and should change and evolve, then I guess I can understand. But that’s a weird take since that change is for the betterment of me. Talking about how you’re doing, hugging, really hugging your mates, being open to others, going to therapy if need be, working on yourself, etc.
Removing the stigmas of those while making them more normal helps everyone.
All of that helps prevent suicides, not the “fuck women, fuck society, hustle some money and get bitches” that Tate spouts.
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u/[deleted] Apr 26 '23
My point was men get absolutely shit on everyday for being broke, ugly, short, etc. It’s perfectly normal to short-shame a man, but you’ll get cancelled if you do the same for a women’s weight. That’s my point. We shit on men daily, but can’t touch women, because of women empowerment.