Botond173
21d ago
On a somewhat unrelated note I thought Nancy Grace generally has a bas reputation among overly online, true crime brained suburban white women.
Botond173
21d ago
Oh, so exactly like real life then.
Do you think average people have their sexual awakening after the age of 18?
Botond173
22d ago
It's just weird to think that, well after Eternal September, this line wasn't some universal standard even just from the US to the UK.
It's definitely not something I expected to learn.
Botond173
25d ago
see 2003 in the United Kingdom
the broader Blue Is The Warmest Color problem
Can you please elaborate on these? I don't quite understand the references.
it seems like it was just social conservatives and some second wave feminists who even found it noteworthy?
It does seem to me that no other group is even bringing up this bygone phenomenon anymore, and social conservatives do it to a much lesser extent than third/fourth-wave feminists whose attitude towards the Sexual Revolution and its consequences are mixed, to say the least, and are happy to dig up any example that counts in their worldview as the victimization of girls and young women by sleazebag older males in the name of sexual liberation and free love.
From a leftist point of view in general, on the other hand, the obvious problem with this issue is that the sexualization of both male and female children and adolescents that did take place after 1968 or so was only ever supported ideologically by liberal leftists, and it appears that their tribe eventually decid
Botond173
26d ago
Botond173
27d ago
I maintain that the unspoken impetus to form death squads is there but I think two other factors are at play here which explain the current situation. One is that, unlike in the case of the 2015 migrant wave, the overwhelming majority in the EU countries, even in Central and Eastern Europe, is on board with viewing these people as factual refugees. Two: the effect of pro-Ukrainian propaganda is overwhelming, and easily impedes any possible public expression of displeasure with hordes of Ukrainian women crossing the borders.
Botond173
27d ago
I'm assuming most of those Filipinas are technically temporary migrant workers with permits etc., not immigrants. Regarding Ukraine, I have to say don't know. I've never seen data on this, but I'd surprised to hear that the majority of Ukrainian immigrants have ever been women. I'm also of the view here that a distinction between refugees and immigrants is to be made, but that's a bit different subject. But anyway, OP is probably correct that men in general would have mass female immigration if they could, but no society is going to condone that, because Briffault's law and gynonormativity don't allow it.
Botond173
27d ago
I'd point out though that mass female immigration is something that has never happened anywhere, and would never be permitted to happen.
Botond173
27d ago
Is it normal to lock the room in these circumstances though? If this was the case here I'm sure they locked the house, but the bedroom as well? I'm not well-versed in Vietnamese customs so I don't know. Either way, something's fishy about this story. I presume they made some verbal arrangements beforehand and she was planning to share a bedroom with other women. Is it normal for women to lock one of their own out of a bedroom for the night when there's some level of mutual trust there?
Botond173
28d ago
Well...put yourself in the shoes of a 24 year old, well-connected, presumably high-status Vietnamese-American woman on a banking internship. If you find yourself locked out of the room where you're expected to sleep, I imagine you'd be super annoyed. Wouldn't you complain? Make a scene, shout? Bang on the door? Call someone? Or at least enter another room where you at least know some of the people sleeping there?
I'm pretty sure Redditors on average are using a laughably wide definition of 'MRA'/'red piller', especially considering that both phenomena have been practically dead for many years.
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