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Does this make life safer?

2007-05-06 18:12:54 · 13 answers · asked by Anonymous in Social Science Gender Studies

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I think it's easier for people to blame others rather than accept their own failures. That's why there's still hate in this society.

I also think that it feels good to play the victim- getting all offended and feeling like you're "justified".

I would like to ask people here honestly, if their lives have really been directly negatively impacted by either feminism (for the guys) or misogyny (for the women). Not saying that no one here is justified in their complaints, but I'd like to sort through how much is about the application of real justice, and how much is simply playing the victim.

2007-05-06 18:20:45 · answer #1 · answered by koreaguy12 6 · 8 0

They want to protect themselves from getting hurt by another member of the opposite sex. To do this, they put up a wall between themselves and the entire gender. I have done this in a way by not getting into romantic relationships, though I don't actually blame men for my problems.

2007-05-07 05:46:10 · answer #2 · answered by Rio Madeira 7 · 1 0

When you are hurt in a relationship, and the person to blame is primarily the opposite sex person, the blame should lie with them. However, it does often happen that you know many people who the same thing has happened to, making it easy to categorize all men and/or womens behaviours as the same. Depends on the issue I guess.

2007-05-06 18:28:19 · answer #3 · answered by love2utam 2 · 3 0

i'm no longer a feminist in the least. That being suggested, i understand that a number of my previous believe and self belief subject matters got here from an abusive ex. i became blackmailed, manipulated, humiliated. definite, i understand "it is your fault for letting him do this." "you should were a susceptible individual to enable someone administration you." ya ya ya i have heard all of it. All i understand is that in my case, concerning those particular issues, definite- I blame a guy. I also understand adult males who blame women for issues they have. This is going both ideas dude. Edit: thanks for being aspect-minded! i understand that you weren't stereotyping because you suggested that some women do this. And it really is unlike i pass round with an illustration that asserts "I have low self-worth and believe subject matters because a guy abused me." it really is only a personal project that I blame him for. in spite of the indisputable fact that it really is unlike I blame all adult males for the incorrect doings of one @sshole. you're maximum outstanding that it really is faulty for women responsible adult males merely to conceal up their very personal blunders. you look to be an ok guy and this turned right into a good aspect... yet per chance particularly of putting 'women' in the call, you should have merely positioned 'human beings' :) Edit: i visit surely appreciate that you opt to get an enhance out of folk, i'm an similar way. it really is why i recognize commenting and asking questions in the religion and Spirituality area even even with the truth that i'm an Atheist lol

2016-11-25 23:35:22 · answer #4 · answered by kreitman 4 · 0 0

Life is much better when you take the bull by the horns, when you blame only yourself for any problems you have. Now there may come cases where others are blamed and rightfully so. Just got to be strong, hold your head high and shoulder it is all. Ah here is a side note: I were you I would pay attention to Happy Bullets reply it speaks volumes of the truth. So if you just happen to be a feminist I sure do hope you can shoulder it all. Does it make life safer? Does it make LIFE safer for you? You can answer that question openly and honestly you have your answer my dear. I know that I can.

2007-05-06 18:26:34 · answer #5 · answered by Laela (Layla) 6 · 2 4

I don't blame the entire opposite sex for my problems. I blame whatever caused the problem. Generally that's me.

2007-05-06 18:19:53 · answer #6 · answered by 4 · 6 0

I think that it stems from a general lack of empathy, which tends to lead to objectification. Chances are those people never saw the opposite sex as fully human, and when they are hurt, it is easy to then demonize an entire group of people, and to feel like they've ALL wronged you. It's both a coping mechanism and a character defect.

2007-05-06 18:36:21 · answer #7 · answered by wendy g 7 · 4 1

Because they are still identifying with a problem or situation and not seeing the person for who they are. A person with an opposing view.

If you are not very flexible, you're one thing. If you're too flexible, you're another. If you generalize and say "all men" or "all women" you are projecting your problem on those who may not even have a clue.

2007-05-06 18:31:09 · answer #8 · answered by Osiris 2 · 3 0

Because they are the one's who refuse to blame themselves and always point fingers at someone else and not taking responsibility or owning up to their own mistakes and actions that could have resulted in such problems. Denying their own ignorance and dumb decisions. I mean it is much easier to blame someone else or to generalize and blame the opposite sex than for one to look his or her self in the mirror and see who the one that should share the blame.

2007-05-06 18:23:36 · answer #9 · answered by Brennan Huff 5 · 5 0

It is human nature to generalize. Ever heard.... "All Men are bastards... "? It is patently obvious that this statement of 'fact' is no more accurate than ...."All Women are whores....'Yet We (people) exaggerate so as to give both credence and conviction to Our assertions. It is a sign of intellectual maturity to be able to differentiate between the emotional protestations of an injured party and a qualitative assertion based upon substantive evidence.

2007-05-06 19:09:39 · answer #10 · answered by Ashleigh 7 · 7 1

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