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9879023 No.9879023 [Reply] [Original]

>feminist theory
>female """intellectuals"""
Not even once.

>> No.9879053

Feminist women (like here) dominate the publishing and agent world, which is probably why so many good books are going unpublished nowadays. That's why we get Hunger games ripoff #1167, and Milk and Honey

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Heh

>> No.9879075

>>9879053
I just don't understand it, man. I am reading these feminist theory texts, theses, and articles, and all I see is the same stuff (like in the OP) repeated all over again. I thought it was a meme before I started reading it, but it's all true.

I swear to god, it's all about sex, vaginas, rape and these mystical female interpretations of the world which are linked to their lack of voice under the patriarchy.

It must be so easy being a feminist critic. You just learn these few points and apply them to every text you read...

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>> No.9879092

>>9879085
Yeah, absolutely what I had in mind.

>> No.9879093

Neat, yet another woman-bashing thread.

Big guys! Big brains! Big swinging Dicks! Ha ha! No man has every wrote anything preposterous are ridiculous! Ha Ha! Nope!

>> No.9879103

>>9879023
post the article

I love Women Hate Threads, /lit/ Edition

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>>9879023
I am reading pic related right now and it is extremely interesting. bell hooks is unironically a good feminist theorist if you are one of those brainlets who insist that everything be written in so-called plain English and require no prior knowledge (which, by the way, is in fact a politicized claim but we won't get into that). If you want an actual way in to feminist theory, don't read fucking Irigaray. Start with de Beauvoir. Not that you will, because this is just another pointless misogyny thread most likely started by a /pol/ refugee.

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9879115

>/lit/ is afraid of feminist intellectuals
In the words of one of the smartest persons alive, Judith Butler:
The move from a structuralist account in which capital is understood to structure social relations in relatively homologous ways to a view of hegemony in which power relations are subject to repetition, convergence, and rearticulation brought the question of temporality into the thinking of structure, and marked a shift from a form of Althusserian theory that takes structural totalities as theoretical objects to one in which the insights into the contingent possibility of structure inaugurate a renewed conception of hegemony as bound up with the contingent sites and strategies of the rearticulation of power.

I bet none of you idiots can even understand feminist phenomenology.

>> No.9879116

>>9879085
This would be perfect if one of them was just "Um I have a bf"

>> No.9879124

>>9879115
That reads like a parody of continental philosophy written by an analytic. Horrendous writing.

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>>9879085
I warned you

>> No.9879128

>>9879103
https://macsphere.mcmaster.ca/handle/11375/13808

>>9879106
>>9879115
>>9879093
I am sorry you got triggered, girls, but the truth is, all I've read so far has been nothing but regurgitation of the same few key topics I listed above.

>> No.9879130

Feminism died when dykes became a thing.

>> No.9879138

>>9879115
>I bet none of you idiots can even understand feminist phenomenology.
Because it is multitudinous, labyrinthine, simultaneous, unlike the narrowly-focused, phallocentric male one?

>> No.9879142

>>9879128

What have you read so far?

>> No.9879151

>>9879106
But Irigaray is perfect if you want some bullshit to laugh at, which is what this is obviously all about

>> No.9879154

>>9879128
>I am sorry you got triggered
It's funny to me that "anti-feminists" use this kind of language. You made a lazy topic bashing women clearly because you are, in fact, the one who is "triggered". Also, I am a cis straight white man.

>all I've read so far
What have you read so far?

>> No.9879158

>>9879124
>That reads like a parody of continental philosophy written by an analytic. Horrendous writing.
>Woman oppresses me with them big words and I have no reading comprehension the post

I bet you didnt even get into college.

>> No.9879172

>>9879142
>>9879154

Last 3 essays I read:
>“Not to Die, but to Survive”: The Construction
of Female Voice in Isabel Allende’s The House of
the Spirits by Emily Thomson
>Studying the Hyphen: Mother-Daughter Relationships in Selected Works by
Amy Tan by Nicola Adcock
>Women, a Dark Continent? The Poisonwood Bible
as a Feminist Response to Conrad’s Heart
of Darkness by Héloïse Meire


I can list more of them. I haven't read any ''top dogs'' or anything, just theses, articles, and essays from various people, like I said in the OP. It was all the same thing just repeated over and over again.

>> No.9879176

>>9879138
It's because no one here has even tried it. I mean the vocal majority of woman haters of course.

>> No.9879177

>>9879172
I read The Poisonwood Bible; what a shit book desu

>> No.9879178

>>9879154
>using word cis
You mean normal, though? Neck yourself.

>> No.9879181

>>9879158
Using big words is meaningless of you have nothing to say, or if you could be clear and concise instead.

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>>9879172
>Adcock

>> No.9879192

>>9879172
>I can list more of them. I haven't read any ''top dogs'' or anything, just theses, articles, and essays from various people, like I said in the OP.
Feminist theory is a specific category of academic discourse. Would you attempt to learn about philosophy of language by reading random articles and essays by various people while ignoring significant and foundational texts? What are you trying to accomplish with your reading and also with this thread? (Honest question because I didn't actually expect you to have read anything at all desu.)

>> No.9879194

>>9879181
I meant normal, of course. It's just that that word has recently been thrown around me a lot and has unfortunately seeped into my vocabulary.

>> No.9879199

>>9879181
Just admit you don't get it pal. I can spoonfeed you.

>> No.9879200

>>9879192
cont. Also, just wanted to concede that LOTS of feminist criticism is extremely lazy and unnecessary but that doesn't mean none of it is worth reading. Some of it is genuinely really fucking cool.

>> No.9879204

>>9879172

The vast majority of literary criticism is garbage, especially when it's motivated by academic publish-pressure. This is not restricted to women.

>> No.9879212

>>9879199
There's nothing to get, that paragraph is just an academic fart. You shills are only making feminist theory seem even more contemptible.

>> No.9879214

>>9879192
>Would you attempt to learn about philosophy of language by reading random articles and essays by various people while ignoring significant and foundational texts?
Most of them cite, quote, and reference previous works anyway. I can just go to them and check it. And the essays I read and listed were all done within the academic circles and published in collections like Bloom's Modern Critical Interpretations and other collections of essays. I don't see the issue.

>What are you trying to accomplish with your reading and also with this thread?
I am trying to see for myself if what I heard on /lit/ is true, by reading it. I don't want to be a total pseud.
And by making this thread I am saying that the memes not that far from reality.

>>9879204
I guess so. Academia gone to shit.

>> No.9879224

http://thelastpsychiatrist.com/2011/08/grade_inflation.html

This is the reason OP, it's not just women indeed.

>> No.9879245

>>9879212
Your display of anti-intellectualism is typical for a nu/pol/fag fresh off the boat from the stormfront and r/TheDonald, always demanding for things you already agree with.

>> No.9879250

>>9879214
>Most of them cite, quote, and reference previous works anyway. I can just go to them and check it. And the essays I read and listed were all done within the academic circles and published in collections like Bloom's Modern Critical Interpretations and other collections of essays. I don't see the issue.
To this point I'll only say that this is true for the vast majority of literary criticism feminist or otherwise.

>I am trying to see for myself if what I heard on /lit/ is true, by reading it. I don't want to be a total pseud.
And by making this thread I am saying that the memes not that far from reality.
I admire your effort, but I don't think you've given feminist theory a fair shake. The theory is a toolkit which you then apply to the text via criticism. You are reading the application without first understanding the tools. It's not as simple as googling the references for some vague understanding of the theoretical framework being applied.

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>>9879245
HAHAHAH
>Oh no, he called out on the bullshit some modern sophist wrote, therefore he's against all forms of knowledge! Better start calling him names!

>> No.9879266

>>9879250
>To this point I'll only say that this is true for the vast majority of literary criticism feminist or otherwise.
Well, yeah. I never said otherwise.

>>9879250
>You are reading the application without first understanding the tools.
And what are the tools you speak of?

>> No.9879272

>>9879266
Just stop man, he's just messing with you like a Marxist saying actual communism was 'never tried' and people just to 'understand'.

>> No.9879275

>>9879263
Just calling it bullshit is not enough though.
You should be able to explain why you reject it or retire in your humiliation.

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>>9879272
I just want to know what the tools are besides those I can deduce from reading their application. I guess he could be fucking with me ayy.

>tfw it's almost 10 PM
Gotta sleep, mango.
I-I'll read the archived thread tomorrow at least.

Good night, /lit/.

>> No.9879304

>>9879275
She's just using fancy words to describe the transition of money from a neutral, machine-like tool towards.. something else, it's indecipherable. There's nothing but academic 'uhmms' and 'ahhhs'.
I'm not going to waste any more time with your shilling, have a good night.

>> No.9879308

>>9879085
God it's so true. I have good relationships with the women in my life, but it's still so painfully true

Maybe it's because they're all taught from a young age whenever these kinds of projects came up that they were "supposed to" talk about gender or had some kind of weird duty. That's certainly the way it was presented in my high school and I think it carries on into higher education.

>> No.9879318

>>9879296
That the application reflects poorly on the tools doesn't make it less representative of the drivel academia puts out, which is what anyone means when they mention critical theory
desu

>> No.9879331

>>9879304
Sure, stay uneducated. Also its actually talking about the transition of society and relationships between the societal classes.

>> No.9879340

>>9879331
It could actually be talking about Superman, who knows

>> No.9879369

>>9879130
In other words, when the Jews took over the movement.

>> No.9879388

>>9879158
Academese isn't characterized by verbosity. It's characterized by verbosity in combination with poor control of the language. This is why writers like Foucault and Lacan are a delight to read if you enjoy a challenge, but their descendants are a completely pointless headache, because they inanely copy the style of the masters without any kind of insight into why the structuralists and post-structuralists wrote in the way they did.

>> No.9879393

>>9879142
>Deframing the Paradigm: Queer Reoperationality in Saussurean Socio-Diachronism by Patricia Ellard
>Phallic Territories: Navigating the Microtopology of Sexual Syncretic Hierarchies in Goethe's Faust by Michelle Hoffman Till
>Erotic Instantiations: Cultural Anti-Articulation, Exogendered Immanence, and the Economy of Bioterritorialization by Susanne Zaman al-Hashim

Highly recommended 2bh

>> No.9879427

>>9879075
>members of a movement against female oppression talk about female oppression
Are you surprised that capitalists talk about value, supply and demand or that KKK talks about whitness and niggers?

>>9879085
>doesn't actually name the projects the males choose for comparison

>>9879184
Kek.

>> No.9879461

>>9879115
>Judith Butler
What does he know about feminist intellectuals, he was a presenter on top gear.

>> No.9879468

>>9879308
>have good relationships with women
Why? Serious question, what do you hope to get out of it.

>> No.9879533

https://jacobitemag.com/2017/07/11/humanities-against-humanity/

>> No.9879544

>>9879023
thank god for social constructionists today denying all of this bullshit

>> No.9879563

>>9879023
>>feminist theory
its not that i dont want equality, but a lot of feminist theory is hypocritical. like, you arent supposed to include biological differences when you hire someone, which is stupid but whatever. but then if i say im a feminist and ill punch both men and women in the face, they get mad.

>> No.9879590

>>9879468
I don't hope to get anything out it, I have generally terrible relationships with the women I want to have relationships with, because of jealousy and neuroticism. Which I think is what you're getting at, which is fair enough.

But I've got a lot of good female friends that I respect and who have perspectives on a lot of problems that I, being male, might not have considered.

>> No.9879622

>>9879158
Proponents of feminist theory, for all their railing against social frameworks that engender unjust hierarchies and arbitrary elitism, really like to shame people for their lack of formal education. I see this shit all the time. I swear if you shocked one part of their brains they'd go full /sci/ and start quantifying human value with IQ scores.

>> No.9879792

>>9879622
Do they really? Or rather are tired to defend themselves from attacks from people who absolutely have no idea what they are talking about? Can't blame them that formal education is pretty much considered synonym for intelligence.

Though it's ironic too, given how women were robbed of the opportunities to acquire it for centuries.

>> No.9879900

>>9879792
> Though it's ironic too, given how women were robbed of the opportunities to acquire it for centuries.
Wow that is SO unfair! Those mean old white men just weren't getting any pussy, so they barred them from their schools out of spite and fear of the emancipated female mind! That must be the reason! It is pure coincidence that studying the humanities is now a joke amongst both the educated and uneducated due to the massive surplus of useless (predominantly female) """arts""" grads!

>> No.9879915

>>9879792
>Or rather are tired to defend themselves from attacks from people who absolutely have no idea what they are talking about?
Attacking someone from the position that they haven't done adequate research to draw coherent conclusions is a long ways away from attacking them because they didn't go to college. You can't really conflate them, so when you say "I bet you didn't even go to college," the message that comes across is nowhere near "You clearly aren't familiar with the subject you're attacking." It reeks of elitism instead of being a call for intellectual honesty, because the implication is that you could only know what you're talking about if you've traversed the orthodox channels.

>> No.9879939

>>9879023
I'm going to go on a limb and guess that the Allende here is for Isabel Allende in which case, no shit, do you seriously expect a good analysis on an author for teenagers.

Also I could bet real money on this being a high-school paper.

>> No.9880010

Don't much care for next level feminist theory desu but this nonsense about multitudinous female phenomenology reminds me of something I read in Russ Hurlburt's book about phenomenology and psychopathology in which he found out bulimic women do have a literally multitudinous inner experience. Interesting coincidence.

Book is called Investigating Pristine Inner Experience. It's fascinating.

>> No.9880027

>>9879053
To publish a book in this day and age is easy; to have it noticed is where the industry dies.

>> No.9880055

>>9879115
>her name is butler
>i can tell her to get back in the kitchen without it necessarily being construed as sexist

>> No.9880059

>>9879115
>her name is butler
>like hitler only instedad of hit she has a butt
haha wow i bet she poops too

>> No.9880151

>>9879115
BRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAPPPPPPPPPPPPP

>> No.9880192

>>9879915
You're right just it's not a very realistic expectation given the average tone of such discussions that are between "you're a slut because you had a boyfriend before marriage" vs "you're an idiot without a college degree".

>> No.9880259

>>9879023
does she need to invoke the authority of former feminist literati with every sentence?
what kind of cult are these people running?

>> No.9880368

>>9879158
>>9879199
>>9879245
>>9879275
>>9879331
>get called out that the paragraph is meaningless trite
>"you don't understand, it's very deep"
>proceeds to name call without denying anything said

I dont usually do this, but this is clearly not an argument

>> No.9880443

>>9879023
Not even reading anything ITT but feminist theory has radically influenced the direction of the social sciences and humanities It has largely been accepted in these fields and isn't going anywhere.
Quit complaining and get used to it.

>> No.9880463

>>9879115
love butler

>> No.9880466

>>9879023
The fuck did I just read?

>> No.9880467

maybe if feminists would change their approach. i can read nin or woolf and enjoy their art. but there are feminists that want to prove themselves so bad they harden up to be harder than a dudebro. every discussion has to feel like youre doing a mexican standoff. it doesnt matter how much more versed you are if you cant lighten up to even joke or take the ideas less seriously. that means youre all fancy academic words and no synthesis. that means you dont understand what you study too well.

also wouldnt being manlier than a man be considered detrimental to feminism from the start? to not realize the strengths of the feminine is a lost cause imo. most make up for this by trying to belittle men, theyre not being a feminist at that point, theyre being a pseudo-man. same goes for the opposite

>> No.9880470

>>9880467
>manly
>feminine
Nigga, this ain't the 18th century.

>> No.9880472

>>9879023
Is this like an introduction to a body of essays or something? It's not particularly bad.

>> No.9880486

>>9879115
>hate men
>try your damnedest to look like a man
What do they mean by this

>> No.9880496

>>9880470
its not that different. explain then

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9880532

Truth is I have never been interested in anything written by a woman. I don't get out of my way to reject female writers, it's just that all of their writings is too particular to their own experiences. Women can only write about being women, they are either unable or more probably too lazy and complacent to write about universal things.

I have the same issue with most black writers, the only exception is Machado de Assis, who, though he was black, didn't write about being black.

>> No.9880548

>>9880532
Universal things, like being a man?

>> No.9880554

>>9879115
>and, of course, it's a Jew
Every time

>> No.9880574

>>9880470
I don't think you know what you're talking about

>> No.9880584

>>9880443
Nobody cares about social "sciences" and feminist theory hasn't made a profound impact in philosophy at all, it will probably be lost in the archives of short lived movements

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>>9879023
>This assessment
No.

>> No.9880604

>>9880470
18th century man here. waiting for a reply from the 21st century perspective.

>> No.9880614

>>9880584
people do care, just not the people in your weird echo chamber.
It has definitely had an impact on philosophy, it may just not in your area. Or you may not read much 'new' stuff.

>> No.9880620

>>9879214
So did you actually go and read the foundational text or not? Because not then do you actually believe you know what you are talking about? This would be like me saying I know all about Lacan but I've never read anything he wrote, neither have I read the universal interpretation of his work, I've read some meme articles online or in compilation books and I know everything Lacan had to offer.

>> No.9880623

>>9880584
>short lived movements
national women's day, feminist social services places on every destitute corner, a hegemonic seat in academia, a domination of current popular culture...go to bed.

>> No.9880629

>>9880584
Modern philosophy is dead. it lives on in the other fields

>> No.9880642

>>9880548
how does it feel being completely hopeless?
do you like mudkips?

>> No.9880674

Has /lit/ been invaded by sjws from tumblr? What the hell is this thread? Good God.

>> No.9880685

>>9880674
Abandon hope, all ye who enter!!!!!

>> No.9880744

>>9880623
isnt the strains of pop culture what feminists are railing against in the first place? commodification of women and so on. so in a way you are saying that for as long as you see women as leading roles on movies and media, its good enough because in actualization of these roles it falls short. you hold capital as deliverance for the shortcomings of women in history? perfectly content with the lie of CGI and photoshop?

>> No.9880763

>>9880584
>it will probably be lost in the archives of short lived movements
is this a real post on the board for literature where people actually read stuff or at least i'm lead to believe they do through leisurely skimming wikipedia articles

>> No.9880767

Feminist here

I live in constant fear of the dick. Sometimes I'm worried I can't win against it. That's why I became a lesbian.

>> No.9880782

>>9879115

who is the guy in the pic?

>> No.9880795

>>9880763
>reading implies you're smart
>/lit/ doesn't seem very smart because these opinions exist...
>maybe no one on /lit/ actually reads, instead they skim wikipedia
>yeah that's the rationalization I need!
I hope the Lord has mercy on you

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>>9879093
>>9879115
>>9879106
>>9879154
>>9879158
>>9879176
>>9879192
>>9879245
>>9879275
>>9879331
>>9879427
>>9879792
>>9879915
>>9880443
>>9880470
>>9880548
>>9880614
>>9880620
>>9880623

Right on cue, the Angry Hymen Brigade. Enjoy the (you)s, ladies

jk they're actually all fat friend-zoned fedora-wearing beta orbiter neckbeard whiteknight pseuds desperate to be hugged by their cuckqueans before their dates with that sexist neanderthal, Chad, lel

>> No.9880811

>>9880797
Pretty awkward projecting dude.

>> No.9880822

>>9880797
>>>9879915
But I was criticizing the invective feminists use against their critics online.

>> No.9880846

>>9880797
holy shit that is a lot of buzzwords.

>> No.9880848

>>9880822
collateral damage is expected

>> No.9880863

feminism does nothing to liberate the talk about psychological violence on men from women

feminism does nothing to liberate the talk of raped men inside a household

feminism favorizes the abortion whithout even the requirement to inform the father

feminism does nothing against coerced paternity

feminism does nothing about the inequality favouring women on the dating game

feminists actually do not promote intellectual independence as a men is considered a sexist scumbag as soon as he disagrees with them or even try to nuance their positions

do you still believe that the feminists fight for equality ?

>> No.9880869

>>9880863
I see you're an unbiased observer looking for rational debate.

>> No.9880894

>>9880863

>feminism does nothing to liberate the talk about psychological violence on men from women
>feminism does nothing to liberate the talk of raped men inside a household

Any man that lets a woman get away with this is an absolute cuck and deserves to be put down like a rabid dog. I've run into a lot of women in my line of work and every single one that has dared to cross me has suffered my wrath. These "men" need to gain some self-respect.

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>Hasn't even read Judith Butler

>> No.9880906

the 18th century man's journal account of 'feminists' is they are like little kids who suckerpunch someone in the playground and then hide behind their parents, and when confronted they go "bla bla cant hear you". they favor fantastic narratives of glowing screens as if living a symbiotic life with such an entity that is bent on the eradication of their very own essence. peculiar as it may seem, the plight of their ontology is focused on subsuming what is destructive to themselves in a false narrative of never being able to think outside the bounds of vanity, self-corrupting and misguided revenge...

>> No.9880908

>>9880863
>feminism does nothing to liberate the talk about psychological violence on men from women
>feminism does nothing to liberate the talk of raped men inside a household
>feminists actually do not promote intellectual independence as a men is considered a sexist scumbag as soon as he disagrees with them or even try to nuance their positions
That's simply wrong when talking about mainstream feminism. Simply the abolishment of gender roles would help with all of these. Why making statements without informing yourself?

>feminism favorizes the abortion whithout even the requirement to inform the father
Why should it? The woman is carrying all the burdens and risks of pregnancy. Until the kid is actually there, you're just a sperm donor.

>feminism does nothing against coerced paternity
Don't stick your willy in every hole.

>feminism does nothing about the inequality favouring women on the dating game
There is none. It simply works different for both genders with focus on different attributes and skills to find the partner. Men have to do more initial work while women have to do more screening. Go make a female dating account and see how crazy the shit women have to deal with is.

When it comes to casual sex, they do have a slight advantage though.

>> No.9880910

>>9880908

>Why should it? The woman is carrying all the burdens and risks of pregnancy. Until the kid is actually there, you're just a sperm donor.
>Don't stick your willy in every hole.

lol

>> No.9880915

>>9880674
It is pretty weird, 4chan has had more tumblr-tier people migrate here over the past few years. But /lit/ especially. Probably tumblr Wittols who got sick of seeing just Harry Potter under the book tag, so they went to find somewhere more focused on books

>> No.9880918

>>9880915
4chan started out pretty progressive m8

>> No.9880922

>>9880915
The better question is why /pol/ is bothering to spam a board where people occasionally read books instead of tweets and memes.

>> No.9880933

>>9880910
The only other sensible way to deal with death beat fathers would be the state covering his child-support if he was against the baby. Which adds the issue of higher taxes. Do you seriously want to pay more because some idiot banged some crazy chick without a condom?

>> No.9881096

>>9879085

The same could be said about blacks.
The amount of blacks in these fields who think we need another person studying black culture and discrimination is nothing but eye rolling.

>> No.9881137

>>9881096
Exactly! We had centuries of literature and research about niggers and bitches already, I'd love some variation and being able to find something about white people.

>> No.9881185

>>9880894

Delusional creep.

>> No.9881222

>>9880908
The problem men face is that the very same women who want to abolish gender roles assume that the characteristics traditionally associated with a particular gender are culturally-imposed as opposed to biologically instantiated. Every man notices the hypocrisy of the fact that the very same women who claim to want to abolish these gender expectations sexually select for men who embody traditional male characteristics. For example, stay at home dads have a higher divorce rate than traditional bread-winning fathers. And women claiming that men need to be more emotionally open to their partners needs to explain this:

https://www.reddit.com/r/AskMen/comments/6s1lmx/men_who_opened_up_to_their_so_about_their_fears/

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>>9879023
Feminist theory works as descriptive. The second they prescribe changes, they fuck everything up. They don't understand that culture isn't just a random system imposed on human beings that's at least equal to any other artificially constricted system; it's something that evolved naturally over time. You mess with it at your own peril.

>> No.9881297

>>9881222
> assume that the characteristics traditionally associated with a particular gender are culturally-imposed as opposed to biologically instantiated.
Well, it's both, and biology is a shitty excuse either way when we moved from hunter gather society thousands of years ago.

> For example, stay at home dads have a higher divorce rate than traditional bread-winning fathers.
Sounds like economical factors. It's easier to replace a stay at home dad or take over his role than finding another bread-winner. Not like it'll matter in couple decades after there is almost no work.

>And women claiming that men need to be more emotionally open to their partners needs to explain this:
They need to explain anecdotal evidence? A shitty one at that, where do you get the idea that the women are feminists?
Also a bit off topic but many people just suck at finding the balance between opening up and bitching.

>>9881279
> it's something that evolved naturally over time
Naturally being "people standing up and crushing/guillotining the other side"? Just look at Iran and Afghanistan, both were relatively liberal countries and turned into illiberal shitholes in few years. Or look at Murica, the ivy league didn't accept women just couple decades ago, now it's the most normal thing ever.

>> No.9881300

>>9881222
fuck off back to /plebbit/

>> No.9881313

>>9881222

kys twink

>> No.9881314

>>9879085
It's funny how feminists are pathetic anywhere in the world.
Here at my university/country it's exactly the same thing.

>> No.9881323

>>9881222
>the characteristics traditionally associated with a particular gender are culturally-imposed as opposed to biologically instantiated
Reminded me of this lol
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Dialectic_of_Sex

>> No.9881337

>>9881222
>namefag
>Uses Reddit
Kys faggot

>> No.9881341

>>9881297
>and biology is a shitty excuse either way when we moved from hunter gather society thousands of years ago.
How does this make any sense? Millions of years of evolutionary history (hundreds of thousands of them as modern homo sapiens) are suddenly erased and superseded by a couple thousand years of civilization? The inherent psychological structures developed over that time cease to be?

>Sounds like economical factors.
Sounds like women don't like a man who isn't capable of hunting and distributing game. Also, even if it is purely economic, all this proves is that men shouldn't put themselves in a situation where they aren't needed or they open themselves up to being abandoned.

>They need to explain anecdotal evidence?
Anyone who has any sort of real-world relationship experience instinctively understand that how men act is heavily mediated by female selection. Sexual attraction isn't subject to philosophical or political influence. A society telling men to be more vulnerable is how 50 Shades of Grey exploits the collective feminine unconscious need for male dominance and becomes the fastest-selling book of all time.

Again, debate isn't going to change what women find attractive. And men don't want to end up alone, so we oblige.

>> No.9881349

>>9881297
>Naturally being "people standing up and crushing/guillotining the other side"? Just look at Iran and Afghanistan, both were relatively liberal countries and turned into illiberal shitholes in few years. Or look at Murica, the ivy league didn't accept women just couple decades ago, now it's the most normal thing ever.
Look at the social alienation and atomization that exists in modern America. Watch this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oVEHeY8sY5Q

This isn't normal. Which is why Westerners aren't having children and are committing collective suicide through demographic replacement.

>> No.9881361

>>9881313
twink?

>> No.9881373

>>9881361

Do you not know what that is, or what?

>> No.9881382

>>9881341
>Millions of years of evolutionary history (hundreds of thousands of them as modern homo sapiens) are suddenly erased and superseded by a couple thousand years of civilization?
Just the opposite. Our biology is still stuck way back but the fact that we've adapted to civilization so disconnected from out biology, shows that's it's not a big deal.

>all this proves is that men shouldn't put themselves in a situation where they aren't needed or they open themselves up to being abandoned.
Nobody should. It's pretty silly to put yourself at someones mercy.

>how men act is heavily mediated by female selection
Weak men who mold themselves in attempt to get liked by females. The beta orbiters and "nice" guys who don't get any.

>Sexual attraction isn't subject to philosophical or political influence.
Who said it is? It's very similar to any other kind of attraction. The same skills that make you an attractive mate, usually make you an "attractive" employee, friend and whatever else.

>A society telling men to be more vulnerable is how 50 Shades of Grey exploits the collective feminine unconscious need for male dominance and becomes the fastest-selling book of all time.
It clearly has no connection with the already established fanbase, it being an adult version of another popular book or the edgy content? Besides, where the fuck do you get the idea that feminists like it? Or anyone else, really. Amazon has some funny stats related to it, maybe people bought it but it's not really read by many. A bit like Ulysses.

After 3 sec of google:
>http://www.feministcurrent.com/2015/02/18/review-watching-50-shades-of-grey-is-torture/
>http://www.huffingtonpost.com/jenny-trout/fifty-shades-of-grey-and-the-antifeminist-critique_b_6630178.html
>https://www.forbes.com/sites/markhughes/2015/02/13/review-fifty-shades-of-grey-is-abusive-gender-roles-disguised-as-faux-feminism/

>debate isn't going to change what women find attractive.
Obviously not, just your understanding of it seems to be clouded by memes and not actual experiences with women. Or at least experiences with women who still buy into gender roles.

>so we oblige.
Which isn't very attractive. People generally want what they can't get and trying to appease them usually ends with loss of respect, not a pityfuck.

>>9881349
Anon, this is /lit/. Sum up the points in the video.

>> No.9881385

>>9881297
>biology is a shitty excuse either way when we moved from hunter gather society thousands of years ago
Areas of fitness and specialization favor men biologically. Pregnancy is a vulnerable state.
A female is always a collective because of the womb. Individualism has them harming themselves for social status.
Women can't manage equality.

>> No.9881387

>>9880811

When did /lit/ realize that "woah, projection LMAO" was just a thinly-veiled "n-no you ;_;"?

>> No.9881388

>>9881385
>Pregnancy is a vulnerable state.
When food is scarce and you're surrounded by predators, not nannies and nurses and professionals in a hospital, where they even figured out the concept of hygiene.

>> No.9881394

>>9880908
>all problems caused by feminism are *your* problem, don't blame me
>all problems caused by sexism are also your problem, and I blame you

>> No.9881397

>>9879192
'feminist theory' is Ressentiment and power-fantasies by the weak, for the weak.

>> No.9881398

>>9879245
Intellectualism is bullshit, mate.

>> No.9881400

>>9879915
The difficulty is that these issues and discourses have a direct effect on the lives of nearly everyone society. The uneducated have a meaningful stake in this discussion. To isolate the discourse to academic spaces (both by using the language of continental philosophy and dismissing anyone not versed in the terms of the discussion) is nothing but the elites using their position to bludgeon those under them.

>>9879106
>if you are one of those brainlets who insist that everything be written in so-called plain English and require no prior knowledge (which, by the way, is in fact a politicized claim but we won't get into that
The politicized nature of obscuring the discourse if far worse. When you consider the impact of the discourse on those living primarily outside of academic spaces, you realize that people have every right to demand academics speak to them in a way they understand.

>> No.9881403

>>9880908
>Why should it? The woman is carrying all the burdens and risks of pregnancy. Until the kid is actually there, you're just a sperm donor.
Who finances them? The man. Single mothers are universally terrible parents too concerned with 'helping' their children financially that they neglect them in every other way.
>hithout even the requirement to inform the father
Why should it? The woman is carrying all the burdens and risks of pregnancy. Until the kid is actually there, you're just a sperm donor.
>feminism does nothing against coerced paternity
It's entirely possible to be blamed as the parent, shamed away from DNA testing, and shamed into paying child support. Why is this sort if shaming and blaming allowed?

>> No.9881404

>>9881400

Bludgeon them with what? Books they don't read?

>> No.9881405

>>9880918

No, it started out libertarian in the "taken to its logical and therefore insane conclusion" sense. Contemporary "progressivism" was largely reserved to the women's studies departments of "alternative" universities, and scandinavia, until about half-way through Obama's first term.

I realize you were still in middle school then, so it's ok that you can't remember the Before Times

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>>9879023

>> No.9881410

>>9881397

this guy gets it

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>>9881409

I genuinely cannot tell if that is satire

>> No.9881415

>>9880908

You say "simply" a lot. Do you think this makes you sound more authoritative? You're simply a silly twit.

>> No.9881417

>>9881404
Legislation that effects them and cultural changes that harm them. Just because the discourse itself remains in academic spaces doesn't mean that it only effects academic spaces. The common man deals with the effects in such a wau that they have far more of a right to participate than thr jargon spewing hacks that currently dominate it.

>> No.9881423

>>9881382
>Our biology is still stuck way back but the fact that we've adapted to civilization so disconnected from out biology, shows that's it's not a big deal.
A, civilization wasn't the end point of our evolutionary trajectory. And B, civilization evolved in order to either appease or sublimate the inherent psychological needs we developed in the African savanna. The process of civilizational development was in itself an evolutionary process, with certain beneficial qualities (like monogamy, gender roles, and sexual self-control) winning out.

>Nobody should.
My mom did. She turned out fine. Her kids are all healthy and make good money. A stay-at-home is fundamentally different from a stay-at-home dad.

>Weak men who mold themselves in attempt to get liked by females. The beta orbiters and "nice" guys who don't get any.
Notice what you're saying here. Men who display a particular set of characteristics that aren't perceived as being traditionally masculine (nice guys and beta males) are attacked and selected against. This isn't because they're morally repugnant, but because they're sexually unattractive to the female psychology. A nice guy who uses his niceness to try to get laid isn't morally less defensible than the asshole alpha male who fights in order to establish his sexual dominance. Yet the former gets attacked endlessly, while the latter causes more harm in the world but is actually capable of sleeping with women.

>The same skills that make you an attractive mate, usually make you an "attractive" employee, friend and whatever else.
Fuck off. I don't want Kate Upton to sit on my face because she'd make a good friend. Male sexuality is fundamentally different from female sexuality. And there is such a thing as male sexuality and such a thing as female sexuality. Our biological mating choices are different because our reproductive roles are different.

>Besides, where the fuck do you get the idea that feminists like it? Or anyone else, really.
One of the best-selling books of all time, yet no one likes it? Get real. And I never said that feminists liked it, I said that the women in general do. Feminists who write for Salon don't represent the average woman; and female sexual rhetoric often doesn't match female sexual behavior.

>Or at least experiences with women who still buy into gender roles.
THIS IS ALMOST ALL WOMEN. I'm going to forgo all gender expectations because like 3 short-haired women with college degrees wouldn't mind? Come on. It's either follow the role and get laid, or stay weak and jerk off alone.

>People generally want what they can't get and trying to appease them usually ends with loss of respect
This is a perfect example of female sexual psychology. If a woman did her best to try to please a man, almost all men would be grateful. It's women who don't want a partner who cares what they think of them, BECAUSE WOMEN WANT AN ALPHA MALE WHO DOESN'T CARE WHAT THEY THINK. Thank for confirming my point.

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>>9881414

Search New Real Peer review, it's not even close to the most ridiculous.

>> No.9881425

>>9881417
*affects them.

>> No.9881426

>>9881423
tl;dr;kys

>> No.9881427

>>9881403
>Who finances them? The man.
Who willingly participated in an act knowing that it could have these consequences.

>Single mothers are universally terrible parents too concerned with 'helping' their children financially that they neglect them in every other way.
That's not what studies say. The only relevant factor in success of single parents are the economical means available.

>shamed away from DNA testing
What kind of meming is this?

>shamed into paying child support.
Again, wut? Either you're the parent and have to pay (something you could've easily avoided) or you aren't and it's not your problem.

>>9881417
You're not wrong but what's your actual suggestion? Even if you dumb down the wording, some topics need excessive reading to get a decent understand, something many people are not willing to do and sometimes can't due time restrains. Take something much, much more basics like climate change, when there isn't even a discussion in the scientific community anymore, yet some people are still refusing to accept the facts.

Fuck, try something even more basic like evolution or the earth being flat.

>> No.9881428

>>9881417

To what legislation are you referring?

>> No.9881432

>>9881382
>so we oblige.
>Which isn't very attractive. People generally want what they can't get and trying to appease them usually ends with loss of respect, not a pityfuck
I just wanna highlight this again. For all you kids out there, this is a good example of how women think.

>> No.9881436

>>9881423
Evolution doesn't happen. Checkmate, attention whore.

>> No.9881439

>>9881423

What was the last book you read on human sexuality?

Be honest.

>> No.9881442

>>9881388
It's a resource intensive state that can not be ignored, and many activities are barred from pregnant women. Rollercoaster? Artillery? Stunts? Fighter jets? Slalom? Work? Depends.. Most activities are not available become of the risks.

>> No.9881443

>>9881427
Yes, consequences, but no authority over the matter. if they are financing the mother and child, they ought to have authority over the child as well.
>That's not what studies say.
Studies are piss biased to the highest bidder.
>Either you're the parent and have to pay (something you could've easily avoided) or you aren't and it's not your problem.
Are you blind? Plenty of men are scammed into paying child support for children they either are accused of fathering, or are tricked into caring for despite not being the father.

Why do you even think you have the authority to speak? You don't have a child and never will.

>> No.9881444

>>9881439
my diary and tinder responses desu

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>>9881444

quit stealing all the trips and read this

>> No.9881460

>>9881442
Because of the risks *. Damn autotune.

>> No.9881462

>>9881452
I vaguely remember Sex at at Dawn from some NPR article or some shit. I was about comparing human beings to bonobos and how we're all wired to fuck new people constantly, right? What's the thesis of Sex at Dusk?

>> No.9881470

>>9881443
Plenty of men don't pay child support

>> No.9881486

>>9881423
>A, civilization wasn't the end point of our evolutionary trajectory
There is no endpoint nor any trajectory. Shit is mostly random.

>The process of civilizational development was in itself an evolutionary process, with certain beneficial qualities (like monogamy, gender roles, and sexual self-control) winning out.
Sure but once civilization evolved our social development exploded while the biology remains unchanged. Basically, we're not "made" for our current world. Yet things still work pretty well for millennia.

>My mom did. She turned out fine.
She still took a risk. Daddy could've always left. Same for a single dad.

> This isn't because they're morally repugnant, but because they're sexually unattractive to the female psychology.
I used nice in quotes for a reason. Also calling "alphas" assholes is just silly. Nobody is attracted to assholery. They tend to be daring, confident and the likes. Basically the opposite of the guy who tries to change for others and these people are generally perceived as unattractive. Nobody loves a clumsy asskisser at work either.

> I don't want Kate Upton to sit on my face because she'd make a good friend.
Hence there is no chance it'll ever happen.

>Male sexuality is fundamentally different from female sexuality. And there is such a thing as male sexuality and such a thing as female sexuality.
Citation needed. Specially that it's not affected by environmental factors but by sex.

>One of the best-selling books of all time, yet no one likes it?
That's what the Amazon stats says. Surely there are people who do and given the success there are many.

>And I never said that feminists liked it, I said that the women in general do.
Then it's extra irrelevant. It started with gender roles. Women who are against gender roles, don't like it. Women who like gender roles because they have no other skills and want a Chad to treat them like an object of pleasure do.

>female sexual rhetoric often doesn't match female sexual behavior
Citation needed.

>THIS IS ALMOST ALL WOMEN.
In bumfuckville maybe. Besides, what are we talking about now? It's a thread about feminists, who gives a fuck about other women. There r9k to discuss them.

>If a woman did her best to try to please a man, almost all men would be grateful.
Beta men. Even Chad likes the chase.

>BECAUSE WOMEN WANT AN ALPHA MALE WHO DOESN'T CARE WHAT THEY THINK.
Making a big jump there. Nobody finds people who worry how others perceive them all the time attractive. There isn't any connection with caring what the partners thinks, which obviously matters.

>> No.9881493

>>9881443
>they ought to have authority over the child as well.
They can always sue for that. Gender roles fuck them up when it comes to actually winning.

>Studies are piss biased to the highest bidder.
So instead of science we're going to discuss our opinions and anecdotal examples? Doesn't sound too fruitful.

>Plenty of men are scammed into paying child support for children they either are accused of fathering, or are tricked into caring for despite not being the father.
Scams are a crime by itself and not part of the topic.

>> No.9881498

>>9881470
So what, many of them aren't given the right to be in their child's life directly. If women want to be petty, then they can be petty on their own dollar.

My wife tried working (clothes modeling) for a few months after she became upset over me giving her an allowance. She hated the responsibility, hated being bossed around and demeaned, hated all the fittings, bad hours, and having to be 'fake' in general. She was being petty. Now she is perfectly happy going to school and being given an allowance.
It's not childish as she claimed, all sorts of respectable people are given, essentially, an allowance for doing very little. Senators, for example.

>> No.9881503

>>9881493
They are shamed out of suing. Courts also don't favor men in these situations.
Studies aren't scientific, as I said they are biased to the highest bidder.
How isn't the criminality of it irrelevant? It may be criminal for a man not to pay child support when relevant, and that is something I doubt you would ignore. Similarly, scamming a man into paying child support is a crime. Why is that now irrelevant?
You're avoiding the actual problems.

>> No.9881516

>>9881503
>They are shamed out of suing.
That's their choice. Also quite the meme, at least I don't have to bother to find a study of how often it actually happens.

>Courts also don't favor men in these situations.
Getting the kid, yes. Proving whether it's his or not, nah. It's very basic procedure and it'd be silly to expect anything else from the man.

>Why is that now irrelevant?
Because neither is really a gender issue. People are getting scammed because they are assholes, not because of they gender. A man not paying child support for their legit kid would be obviously a criminal issue too and not a relevant question here, which was complaining about the need to.

>> No.9881520

>>9881498

Your wife sounds lazy and pretty dull, mate.

>> No.9881527

>>9881516
Again, you're avoiding the actual issue here. Inequality effects everybody, not just women. Men are forced into a bad situation, too.
>>9881520
She was a minor at this time. She's not dull but really dislikes being on a schedule.

>> No.9881532

This sounds even more mental gymnastics and word plays than your average pomo shit.

>> No.9881546

>>9881520
Not him and not a big fan of the idea of "stay at home mom" but that's a lazy judgement on your part. I know couple very intelligent and dedicated women who chose to stay at home despite promising careers. Most people dislike their jobs, why having extra stress if you don't have to?

>>9881527
>Inequality effects everybody, not just women. Men are forced into a bad situation, too.
Nobody denies or argues against that, anon. Most of these inequalities are caused by the gender roles, which is something feminism is against. We're talking about mainstream version, not some "cut off their balls" shit, man.

Just your points are suboptimal. Child support is generally pretty fair. It gets really unfair when it comes to rapes and domestic abuses, where a man is fucked from all sides if he is the victim. Custody is another big issue. A decent dad will have a much harder time to win it, even against some crackhead mom.

One more would be paternal leave but that's more of an American problem and Burgers can't even get vocation right.

>> No.9881549

>>9881486
>Shit is mostly random.
It isn't random. Survival and sexual selection aren't random.

>Basically, we're not "made" for our current world. Yet things still work pretty well for millennia.
You don't understand what i'm saying. What i'm saying is that culture evolved in tandem with and to the benefit of our inherent psychology. The civilizations that didn't do a good job of molding themselves well to human psychology collapsed. Which is what's currently happening in the West.

>She still took a risk. Daddy could've always left. Same for a single dad.
In a culture where monogamy is respected, a daddy who leaves for no reason has his entire reputation destroyed. It's not a decision he would take lightly in the ideal system, which is why illegitimacy used to be relatively rare in the West.

>Nobody is attracted to assholery. They tend to be daring, confident and the likes.
I grew up the baby brother of two alpha males. They are daring and confident, but those qualities manifest themselves as aggression towards people who stand in the way of their daring and confidence. In other words, they're dominant. Men don't find this quality to be attractive in women. And this is because, and let me reiterate it for the hundredth time, male a female sexuality are inherently different.

>Hence there is no chance it'll ever happen.
Did you understand my point? The reason I couldn't fuck Kate Upton is because i'm not either a 10 or a millionaire. It's not because I don't respect her as a person. And any guy who does get to fuck her isn't fucking her because she has a beautiful soul, he's fucking her because she's hot and has giant tits. If you can't imagine this, it's because you don't have a male brain.

>Citation needed. Specially that it's not affected by environmental factors but by sex.
Literally all of biological anthropology. Just google "sexual selection."

>Women who are against gender roles, don't like it.
I've met these women. If you're fucking them missionary then flip them over and fuck them from behind while you're choking them, they get so wet that it sounds like you're fucking a grapefruit. Very equality. Much empowered.

>Beta men. Even Chad likes the chase.
Fucking lol. Men will fuck a hot woman if she's borderline retarded and is wearing a potato sack. We jack off to pictures of people we don't even know. Chad chases because he wants to fuck, not because he likes it.

>Nobody finds people who worry how others perceive them all the time attractive
It has absolutely no bearing on whether I find a woman attractive. If she's clingy and I don't want a relationship with her, i'll ignore her. If she's clingy and I do want to form a long term relationship with her, I will. Either way, her insecurity is only an issue if manifests itself as her attacking me. Male insecurity isn't like that though. Women find it unattractive because they don't find weakness and submissiveness to be attractive.

>> No.9881564

>>9881520
Fuck off. My mom created and shaped human life. These modern women let their ovaries rot just to become middle managers and HR specialists, and somehow this is a more fulfilling life.

>> No.9881575

>>9881564

>My mom created and shaped human life

No, she had You.

>> No.9881577

>>9881546
Then why do you deny that men are victimized, and the criminality of that is often ignored?
So much paternal and maternal leave is a huge investment. Only those in secure, well-paying, 'important' jobs have access to that.
A single parent working as a construction worker or waitress won't get leave. They're too expendable. Considering that these sorts of jobs aren't exclusive to single parents, that low-income families often require that both parents work these sorts of jobs, and that low-income parents tend to have more children, the idea of parental leave being viable for most is unrealistic.
A new father petitioning for paternal leave can be easily replaced with somebody that will work and not complain.

>> No.9881579

>>9881575
Woe is me I'll never recover

>> No.9881581

>>9881549
I find dominant women hot. Until they start emasculating / shaming. Men are adept at creating fetishes,though.
You are correct on all points. Just saying.

>> No.9881582

>>9881579

better kys, i guess

>> No.9881584

>>9881520
You still haven't explained how she's lazy or dull by the way. I don't have a job either (quit my 'cushy' job in engineering after 5 years of essentially being moved to the side from any active role). She'll be going to university next year.

>> No.9881589

>>9881486
>Beta men.
Why do women hate weak men so much? If you want men to respect strong women, don't shit on weak men.

>> No.9881595

>>9881584

For what?

What was the last thing she said that brought you up short, befuddled you, made you see her as a person with a unique and complex inner life?

>> No.9881600

>>9881549
> Survival and sexual selection aren't random.
Actually they are. A lot depends on environment.

>What i'm saying is that culture evolved in tandem with and to the benefit of our inherent psychology.
But it didn't. Our biology is suboptimal for civilization. We're biologically "not meant" to live in such huge groups.

>Which is what's currently happening in the West.
Oh jeez. Have a look into a history book.

>In a culture where monogamy is respected
Aka. almost in none if you look at our history.

>a daddy who leaves for no reason has his entire reputation destroyed
If it's a group of 20 people. Not 200 000 like a medium sized city.

>In other words, they're dominant.
There are many variations of that. An intelligent dominant person dominates in a way that isn't perceived as aggression.

>Men don't find this quality to be attractive in women.
Yeah, no.

>let me reiterate it for the hundredth time, male a female sexuality are inherently different.
You'd give the message a lot more power with a study confirming it.

>The reason I couldn't fuck Kate Upton is because i'm not either a 10 or a millionaire.
It doesn't matter. You could be a billionaire, she still wouldn't want to be near you unless you'd also have the intelligence and social skills to mask your reason ... and if you'd had the intelligence and skills to do it, you wouldn't need the money either, just an opportunity to meet her.

>Just google "sexual selection."
>that it's not affected by environmental factors but by sex.

>I've met these women.
Doubtful but oh well.

>If you're fucking them missionary then flip them over and fuck them from behind while you're choking them, they get so wet that it sounds like you're fucking a grapefruit.
And how is that related to gender roles or feminism?

>Men will fuck a hot woman if she's borderline retarded and is wearing a potato sack.
Low value, desperate men will. Desirable ones do have standards. Unless they are drunk.

>We jack off to pictures of people we don't even know.
Which is a completely different thing altogether.

>Chad chases because he wants to fuck, not because he likes it.
He could call 5 chicks for that. Yet he'd still go for the one he can't have.

>Male insecurity isn't like that though.
How is it not?

>Women find it unattractive because they don't find weakness and submissiveness to be attractive.
Most people do to a point. The more desirable, the higher their standards, obviously.

>> No.9881611

>>9881595
Liturgical Arts

How does pseud behavior determine if one is 'not dull'?

>> No.9881613

>>9881577
>Then why do you deny that men are victimized, and the criminality of that is often ignored?
But I don't. The specific case I disagreed with was child support.

>the idea of parental leave being viable for most is unrealistic.
It works just fine in every other first world country, and the fact that fathers are discriminated against is indeed a problem.

>>9881589
Nigga, I am not a woman and I doubt a strong woman gives a shit whether you respect her ... that's like the opposite of being strong.

Weak men and women are simply annoying to deal with even as friends due the constant attempts to get validation from others and the amount of work you have to do to get something genuine out of them. Actually dating them is a pure horror if you have a life on your own.

>> No.9881618

>>9881613
I'm not American.
Paternal leave isn't a thing here for blue-collar jobs. Nor is maternal leave.

>> No.9881619

>>9881611

Nevermind, you two are clearly fit for each other.

>> No.9881623

>>9881619
Are you just baiting, or are you intentionally vague?

>> No.9881626

>>9881613
Eh, to specify, I mean the weak doormat, stalk-y types. The type of chick that follows you after uni without saying a word every day or pretends to like the same shit you do to get approval. Nothing wrong with being shy or shit like that, as long it's not overly stunning.

>>9881618
What country are you from?

>> No.9881628

>>9881626
Canada

>> No.9881635

>>9881623

Did you need me to explain the jibe, or...?

>> No.9881638

>>9881628
What the fuck. I thought you guys were copying the European model at most things. Not even couple weeks?

>> No.9881647

>>9881635
Yes, please do, learned intellectual.
>>9881638
Not as far as I know. I'm mostly going by anecdotes. Nobody blue-collar I know has access to parental leave. Only a few have access to health plans, and that usually requires a year of service.

And when I mean 'few', I mean those in jobs that could potentially injure or kill them.

>> No.9881657

>>9881647

You're a dullard. Your wife's a dullard. Two dullards deserve each other.

Go in peace, now. Plow your empty field, you empty-headed ox.

>> No.9881660

>>9881647
Maybe they didn't work long enough at the company or something. Sounds messed up. It fucks the men obviously but also the women since they have to deal with all the shit alone and the entire family by adding more pressure at a crucial time.

It's considered low here when the fathers only choose to stay off work for two months instead of twelve. Guess your employees got inspired by the companies over the border.

>> No.9881665

>>9881657
Why are we dullards? Why do you presume people are dullards without knowing them?

>> No.9881667

>>9881600
>Actually they are. A lot depends on environment.
If something molds itself to a particular environment, it's trajectory isn't random by definition.

>Our biology is suboptimal for civilization.
I agree, hence the prevalence of so many neuroses and mental pathologies. My point is that the civilizations that thrived were the ones that BEST adapted to human psychology, not the ones that adapted to it entirely (which would be impossible).

>Oh jeez. Have a look into a history book.
I have. The West isn't dying metaphorically, it's dying literally. As in almost every European country is having children well below replacement, and has to import Muslims from the Third World in order have workers that pay into the welfare system when everyone retires. Unless you think that this will level out (no indication that it will), we are seeing a particular civilization wilt before our eyes.

>Aka. almost in none if you look at our history.
This statement doesn't mean anything. You being a slut wasn't acceptable until very recently.

>If it's a group of 20 people. Not 200 000 like a medium sized city.
People form their lives around a particular social circle. A man wouldn't just leave his entire life behind for no good reason.

>There are many variations of that. An intelligent dominant person dominates in a way that isn't perceived as aggression.
I'm glad you're finally admitting that dominance is an attractive trait in men. I'll just tell you that dominance plays absolutely no role in male attraction apart from a small minority of men who fetishize it. Again, you're proving my point that men and women have different inherent sexual preferences.

>You'd give the message a lot more power with a study confirming it.
There are literally thousands. Literally. They're a google search away. I'm not going to pick one out at random and have our entire discussion form around it.

>she still wouldn't want to be near you unless you'd also have the intelligence and social skills to mask your reason
You're just confirming my point. I wouldn't deny that social skills and social capital play a role in female attraction, but the role they play in male attraction is almost non-existent. Kate Upton's tits would get me hard if she worked at McDonalds and had Asperger's. Men and women are different.

>that it's not affected by environmental factors but by sex.
This is the problem with picking out a study. Feminists will always claim "muh environment" and "muh socialization" even when Simon Baron-Cohen shoes gender differences in week-old infants.

>And how is that related to gender roles or feminism?
Dominance is attractive in men in ways that aren't in women. This discussion is about whether differences in sexual preference are inherent, or culturally imparted. My point is that even women who use feminist rhetoric find male dominance to be attractive. They're acting out a contradiction.

>> No.9881677

>>9879085
I can imagine norm macdonald going "tampons pads and ironclads!"

>> No.9881681

>>9881600
>Low value, desperate men will. Desirable ones do have standards.
A man's standards are almost entirely physical. A woman's standards are a matrix of preferences that include physical, personality, status, wealth, intelligence, etc. This is why women generally can't understand what men like and vice versa. A woman ideally wants a hero. A man ideally wants a fertile young women.

>Which is a completely different thing altogether.
No it isn't. It's an indication of how male sexuality differs from female sexuality. Women masturbate to erotic literature; men masturbate to a 19 year old taking it in every hole.

>Yet he'd still go for the one he can't have.
Men want to fuck as many DIFFERENT women as possible. It's about novelty. It's not the chase that attracts him, it's the reward.

>How is it not?
Because it's not. When men get insecure they dote on the woman and let her do whatever she wants. When a woman gets insecure, she tries to lower your estimation of yourself so you'll settle and stay with her.

>Most people do to a point.
FUCK NO. A submissive woman is the most sexually attractive thing in the world to a man. Are you kidding me? Have you ever been in a relationship?

>> No.9881685

>>9881613
>Weak men and women are simply annoying to deal with
I hate this mentality so much. People who are weak are already vulnerable. They don't deserve the scorn of people like you.

>> No.9881690

>>9881657
No answer. Stop baiting, Anon.

>> No.9881692

>>9881600

>It doesn't matter. You could be a billionaire, she still wouldn't want to be near you unless you'd also have the intelligence and social skills to mask your reason ... and if you'd had the intelligence and skills to do it, you wouldn't need the money either, just an opportunity to meet her.

That's very optimistic.

>> No.9881697

>>9881692
I hope anon's a woman. A man being that clueless is too pathetic to bear

>> No.9881725

>>9881697
It's solipsism. Women observe how they themselves feel and then project that onto men. Either that or dismiss the male experience entirely.

>> No.9881730

>whiny numale pajeet named after primo numale indeh folk rationalizes why is he a virgin episode
why did you decide to emigrate from /mu/ you heinous goblin

>> No.9881740

>>9879115
I see this 'feminists are deep' meme more often. Butler is not deep, she's full of dreck. What she means in this quote is this: there are two views of hegemony: one is the Althusserian view, in which the power relations are inflexible. The other view imagines power relations as subject to change.
The language she uses serves no purpose at all. Kant and Hegel are difficult too, but to some extent, their difficulty is irreducible: you cannot explain it without writing more text. When you explain Butler, you will need less text than the original.

>> No.9881742

>>9881725
Everyone, men and women, tend to be pretty myopic. Contemporary third wave feminism is just women acting out the apex fallacy. They surround themselves with successful men, then compare their own situations to those men and conclude that men are especially privileged in society. They don't know that female teachers actively discriminate against boys, or that men commit suicide at a much higher rate, or that men are far more likely to be homeless.

>>9881730
>pajeet
This genuinely triggered me. I'm feather not dot you fucking faggot

>> No.9881745

>>9881667
>My point is that the civilizations that thrived were the ones that BEST adapted to human psychology
Thrived by what definition? Our living standard is unprocessed. When it comes to longevity, Rome and Egypt didn't do too badly.

> Unless you think that this will level out (no indication that it will), we are seeing a particular civilization wilt before our eyes.
Most work will be gone at worst in three decades either way.

>being a slut wasn't acceptable
It was crazy popular in Rome and their attitudes to genders when it comes to sexuality was probably more progressive than what we have now. Egypt had a thing for prostitutes too although the sources about them are pretty shitty.

>A man wouldn't just leave his entire life behind for no good reason.
Not paying child support sounds like a decent one.

>'ll just tell you that dominance plays absolutely no role in male attraction apart from a small minority of men who fetishize it.
Once again this big claim without any proof.

> I'm not going to pick one out at random and have our entire discussion form around it.
Surely it's better how have discussion around actual data instead of claims.

>when Simon Baron-Cohen shoes gender differences in week-old infants
The question is not whether they are differences between genders but how they actually affect things. It's only logical to exclude other factors to claim that they do have a big part or that men and women form attraction based on their gender entirely. And like 50% of your post relies on it, anon.

>They're acting out a contradiction.
There is no contradiction when most women find a trait attractive, that most people do find it attractive. Most women won't find a 500kg whale attractive either, and shockingly most men won't either.

>Women masturbate to erotic literature
Ahahah. Hahah. Ha. Even with our current culture of suppressing female sexuality and the conflicted attitudes about the porn industry, at least 30% watch porn. Sure, it's not quite as high as with guys and they are more into story telling stuff but give it a generation or two.

>it's the reward
What reward is there is something you obtained without a challenge? Does winning a race against a quadriplegic feel rewarding? Of course novelty also plays a part but simply getting some drunk easy girl feels cheap and isn't nearly as rewarding.

>When men get insecure they dote on the woman and let her do whatever she wants. When a woman gets insecure, she tries to lower your estimation of yourself so you'll settle and stay with her.
Yeah, no. The first thing is what usually happens for both. The latter when there is a domestic abusers, who are more often than not, male.

>A submissive woman is the most sexually attractive thing in the world to a man.
To you, anon.
#notallmen

>> No.9881760

>>9881685
You are not wrong but isn't it a bit too much to talk of scorn? I can empathize with them perfectly well, offer my support when it seems appropriate and always did my best to protect them from bullying of wannabe alphas I was there too and know how it feels. Just it's still a fucking pain to deal with them and tires you down.

>>9881692
Optimism is hot. Try it from time to time.

>> No.9881800

>>9879058
kek

>> No.9881803

>>9879125
why didn't we listen

...

I'M SORRY, OTTO!!!

>> No.9881805

>>9879115
as impenetrable as dyke pussy

>> No.9881806

If women didn't want me to hate them then why do they do these things

>> No.9881816

>>9881745
>Thrived by what definition?
Longevity and the spread of their particular values. I don't mean to judge the efficacy of individual civilizations per se, but of certain customs and institutions. Like, say, monogamy, marriage, religious belief, writing, mathematics, etc.

>Most work will be gone at worst in three decades either way.
If a population shrinks and is replaced by a different one with different values, then you've ostensibly created a new civilization. That new civilization wouldn't be the one that gave us Shakespeare and Wagner.

>It was crazy popular in Rome and their attitudes to genders when it comes to sexuality was probably more progressive than what we have now.
Holy shit you're ignorant. Romans perceived women and gay bottoms as being inferior, and they only accepted female promiscuity among a particular class of women. Sort of like the Greek ἑταῖραι.

>Not paying child support sounds like a decent one.
Men are legally compelled to pay child support even if they leave the woman. I don't get what you're trying to say here.

>Once again this big claim without any proof.
Men find dominance attractive? Really? Which is why they lust after CEOs and MMA fighters, as opposed to young fertile women? You need scientific proof that demonstrates that?

>It's only logical to exclude other factors to claim that they do have a big part or that men and women form attraction based on their gender entirely.
Reformulate this statement in order to make it clearer. Maybe i'm tired, but I don't understand what you're trying to say here.

>There is no contradiction when most women find a trait attractive, that most people do find it attractive.
They don't. We don't live in an androgynous society. This reads like it's written by someone who doesn't interact with other people on a regular basis. Women don't find big tits, wide hips, and extreme empathy to be attractive in men. This isn't hard to get.

>Even with our current culture of suppressing female sexuality
HOLY
SHIT
>tinder
>Kardashian culture
>all of women's fashion since the 70s
>the fastest-selling book of all time is BDSM porn marketed towards women
>the movie based on that book made hundreds of millions of dollars and had ads on the Today Show
If this is suppressing female sexuality, what the fuck would its acceptance look like? You're being insanely ideological.

>at least 30% watch porn
It's not about what percentage of women ever watch porn, it's the frequency and intensity with which they watch it. Porn is a compulsion for men in ways that it could never be for women.

>but simply getting some drunk easy girl feels cheap and isn't nearly as rewarding
You don't live in the real world. A hot chick is a hot chick. A girl you've already fucked doesn't play hard to get because she understands that the novelty of her vagina has already worn off. His African Savanna brain is telling him that he's already inseminated her, so it's time to move on

>To you, anon
to real men

>> No.9881835

>>9881816
btw i'm going to bed. Too tired to argue. If this thread is still up tomorrow i'll respond to any reply to this.

>> No.9881849

>>9881423

>This is a perfect example of female sexual psychology. If a woman did her best to try to please a man, almost all men would be grateful. It's women who don't want a partner who cares what they think of them, BECAUSE WOMEN WANT AN ALPHA MALE WHO DOESN'T CARE WHAT THEY THINK. Thank for confirming my point.

This. I dunno if it's about being an 'alpha male' but attraction is borne from having strong conviction in one's own actions. I've been here long enough to come to the belief that a lot of people's issues concerning women (including my own) stems from a general insecurity. It leads them towards criticising external elements of the world rather than focusing on they themselves, which women don't like. It's fine if you have success and wealth; less fine if you're just a normal bro. Women don't like it. It looks weak. They won't admit it but all they need is tacit support.

It's not rocket science but I guess in today's world it's a bit fucking hard sometimes.

>> No.9881852

>>9879115
desu id rather read tje tunnel

>> No.9881860

>>9880532
>woolf
>austen
>lispector
>o'connor
>mccullers
>adler
>moore
>bishop
>HD
>stein

>inb4 not liking austen
death to pleb

>> No.9881864

>>9881849
It sucks for guys because we get insecure when we get rejected, but then we're more prone to getting rejected when we feel insecure. It's a downward spiral. And then women complain when men are stoic and unemotional. What are we supposed to do? If we weren't stoic and unemotional we would cry ourselves to sleep every night.

>> No.9881866

>>9881860
Austen is the most overrated person to ever live.

>> No.9881867

>>9879023
De Beauvoire wasn't bad, nor was some of the 70s work like The Cinderella Complex. It's just this modern shit.

>> No.9881889

>THE ABSOLUTE STATE OF /LIT/ RIGHT NOW

>> No.9881961

>>9881864

I try to think this way: if you never try, you never succeed. Like smiling, you could smile at 50 girls and only get one who smiles back. The goal is that one who does. It's the only one you'll remember anyway.

I think guys are insecure because we secretly hate failure. We're taught to think that we're worse people if we fail (insert criticism of capitalism here). Like failure isn't some natural human characteristic or something. Really, failure isn't bad or abnormal.

>> No.9881972

>>9881961
Failure can either indicate that you did something wrong, or it can indicate that there's something wrong with the way you are. It's the latter that scares the shit out of us because we can't change it. Sexual rejection is rejection for something about that you can't change, your genes. Women rejecting you is like nature saying you're not good enough to procreate.

>> No.9881974

>>9881137
Most people just, you know, try to find an author they like and write about the themes that are prominent in their work.

Oh wait, all of the black writers you're introduced to in university talk almost exclusively about race and the impact it has on their life - or about class struggle, and the female writers chief topic of discussion is the role given to them by society because of their gender, or, again, class struggle?! Well shit, guess if you want to analyse something other than race, class and gender you'll have to make due with a dead, white guy.

>> No.9881993

>You are virgins like those old white men with little dicks, which is the real reason they oppressed women!!! Haha, deal with it! GIRLS ARE SLAYING! YASSSSS!

>> No.9882002
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fuck m*nogamy

>> No.9882015

>>9882002
It's also in our animal nature to fuck 15 year old girls and engage in tribal warfare

>> No.9882027

>>9882002
>I have over 500 confirmed fucks

>> No.9882041

>>9882027
lol

>> No.9882046

>>9882002
Good for him, though it's way more fun to keep regular fuckbuddies. Maybe it's just me but doing random people takes way too much effort and then the sex just isn't as good.

Serial monogamy is indeed the way, not some 500+ confirmed fucks shit.

>> No.9882047

>>9882015
Have you ever heard a 15 year old girl talk? That shit kills any boner.

>> No.9882055

>>9881974
>reading some white guy bitching over his privileged life
Totally different, rite?

>> No.9882065

>>9882055
Go ahead then, try to spin Novalis, Twain or Nabokov into 'just some white guy bitching about his privileged life'.

>> No.9882081

>>9882065
Nabokov is the definition of a privileged white guy and all of them are analyzed to death, so hardly any better. Though Novalis could use more airtime, the nigga was way too clever for his time and misanalyzed by idiots even worse than Nietzsche.

>> No.9882095

I hate summer

>> No.9882101

>>9882081
Sure, I was just trying to give some classic examples so we'd be able to discuss whether authors we have both read fit the description you've given.

>Nabokov is the definition of a privileged white guy
So what? The question is what kinds of topics his work deals with. And if you honestly try making the case that his core themes consist of bitching about how hard it is to be white I'll virtually slap you.

>> No.9882124

>>9882101
> The question is what kinds of topics his work deals with.
Honestly, it's mostly jerking himself over his mastery of language, just not doing it in your face and disregarding plot like Joyce. Sounds quite white to me. How did his works (only read Lolita, Pale Fire, Podvig and way too many criticism pieces, that were probably the highlight) address any struggle around the world?

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>>9880055
Underrated. Shame (((lit))) is infinite times dumber than /pol/ so they have to read it at least twice to get it.

>> No.9882207

>>9882124
>how did his works address struggle around the world
You're still thinking too politically. I think may well reject the argument I'm about to make on the grounds that it's too universalist, but I'll still try.
Nabokov deals with abstract topics, the kinds of topics that could be discussed under any guise, as a fantasy epos or a historical story set in Africa 2000 bc and still be just as relevant to you or me, and he does this in a performative way, for instance by weaving all kinds of philosophical, psychological and outside (political, health, social circumstance) factors into the fictional coming-into-existence of his narratives to make a point about what authorship is, or by having characters act in ways they reject emotionally while trying to justify themselves intellectually to portray the duality of ones sense of self and ones true identity. Of course many authors have tried to do this, but I'd say the ones whose work is still relevant have universally approached these topics in their own way, rather than simply regurgitating clichés, and yet their positions are not arbitrary.
What makes Nabokov stand out to me is how his construction blends together all kinds of external and internal struggles into something that still feels like a coherent whole, rather than simply being a disjointed mess of competing influences (and of course doing all of that with great literary style, using the greatest heights and lowest lows of language not simply to show off, but to illustrate the abyss which exists between those elements of the human mind.)

>> No.9882213

>>9882207
Oh, and excuse any grammar mistakes I might have made, I'm not a native speaker and I'm writing on a tiny screen, which means I can't even look at any one sentence as a whole at once.

>> No.9882307

>>9879115
A good writer would have been able to make this more understandable. The underlying subject really is not as complex as the writer wants to make you think.

What is more interesting is the question why she didn't just break up this fat mess of a Frankenstein freak sentence into smaller sentences. Asking this question especially makes sense considering the fact she is a "brilliant" academician.

The message that such horrible academic writing inherently sends out to potential readers is that it is not actually worth the reader's time since the writer herself didn't even care about making it more reader friendly. The author is in fact dismissing their own work by inexplicitly saying they did not invest any time into making it a readable text for other possible, interested readers.

>> No.9882370

>>9882207
Despite being a dirty phone poster ... you make solid points, specially about his ability to blend things together (I meant that when comparing him to Joyce, though you worded it much, much better) but, and of course there is a but, I find the majority of his topics themselves mostly banal. Abstraction or not. I have no idea how to say it any better and I don't mean it in an elitist neckbeard way. Say with Joyce or Nietzsche or heck, even Hugo I had moments of absolute wonder and amazement at times. They provided new ways of looking at things, with Nabokov it's just "yeah, yeah, okay, obviously." It's not like anything is wrong with his topics or God beware the way he presents it, I often get it with writers from Russian background, guess that comes with being part of the culture. It's even more extreme with Tolstoy or Dostoevsky, as much as I like them, they appear a lot more groundbreaking from the point of view of Western audience.

>> No.9882420

>>9879115
She is literally just saying that capital commands power-structures and their way to reaffirm themselves "reboot" if you want over time.

Academia is really in a sad state if these base level observations with some decorated jargon can impress you.

>> No.9882671

>>9881974
I see Lefties, especially feminists try to invalidate accomplishments or important works by saying "they're dead white men" so much, I'm starting to think it should be given a name. The "dead white men" fallacy or something similar. A book is good? No, a dead white man wrote it. These people made art? Fuck it, it was made by dead white men. It's like that video with the nog in the Scottish art museum yelling a slam poem at paintings because the people depicted are "dead white men" and thus he is superior to them because he is alive and black, he even says this to King George III's portrait, a man who, if it wasn't for his reign, he'd probably still be on a tobacco plantation in the indies. I wish I could post it, but the original video got deleted because people saw that it was a bunch of bull.

Oh yeah, and go back to tumblr summerfag

>> No.9882724

>>9882370
Fair enough. There are plenty of authors that were insightful to me that other people have found to be banal - I think it mostly comes down to the philosophical proximity between author and reader. You just have to be a decent writer to give someone an insight into what is foreign to them, whereas you have to be pretty amazing to make them see an idea they've gotten to know all their life in a new light. Then again, you're definitely right about Nabokov not being on the same level as Nietzsche.

So, what were you getting at with the whole "that author is an example of whiteness, and they're not even dealing with struggle around the world" thing? It's honestly kind of depressing to me that literary critique has been mostly reduced to the critique of political and social structures under the pretence of talking about a work of literature, the content of which is dictated not by the text but by the method being used and the political climate in which it is being written.
I've tried to give the explanation that the underlying problem here is that the minority/women's authors which are taught at universities are people who speak about minority, gender and class-issues. The only option left for someone who wants to write about worthwhile constructions of trust and betrayal, friendship and love, dealing with death, chaos and order, aesthetics and morality and similar topics that aren't primarily political in nature are the authors they have been made aware of who actually put those things at the forefront of their concerns, rather than shoving them to the side-lines to push some kind of political message.
Sure there are authors that talk about "the life of a certain subgroup of white people", authors like BEE or DFW, and their work is actually fairly well suited for the kind of literary analysis the politically minded, socially responsible kids these days like to do, but it seems to me like they are trying to deny the relevance or even the existence of literature that isn't about a subgroups particular experience of a political situation. To them, who ever the most prevalent characters of a novel may be are designated as representatives of their group, and whatever the situation may be it is described in political terms. Frankly, I think that kind of approach is so reductive and cynical it's insulting. Why can't we just push the identity politics off to the side a bit and make some room for teaching a more balanced curriculum dealing with questions concerning the human condition instead? No quotas, no "but you can't teach a course about white authors without talking about how they were shaped by white culture". Just let professors do seminars on whichever books they want if they can give a good enough reason as to why they are /lit/. The younger ones especially are going to push for minority authors all by themselves, so I don't think you need to worry about a return of the traditional notion of the canon, which I find pretty spooky as well.

>> No.9882770

>>9879093
Women aren't born like that. They are the recipients of massive amounts of toxic propaganda and they are affected by it.

>> No.9882781

>>9879154
I hate shills

>> No.9882799

>>9882724
There's also Pure land buddhism, which is the practice of buddhism but with the aim of reincarnating into buddha's pure land to then afterwards return into Saha world (earth) to deliver beings from suffering.

A master once gave his opinion on what it means to be a buddha vs bodhisattva.

Bodhisattva: Delivers beings from suffering, from thought.
Buddha: Delivers beings from suffering, without thought.

Even after Buddha transcended and left Saha world he will go to other worlds to deliver more beings from suffering. It seems the universe can't get enough of this. I could tell allot more but it is one's own journey and I'd be demystifying it.

>> No.9882800

>>9879563
>implying the feminist movement ever had anything to do with equality
It's about sameness. Denying that women are not the same as men, and then requiring that female performance be measured in male parameters, and screaming foul when they inevitably fall short.
It's not a real ideology, it is a weapon to divide a people, separate its women from its men, just like at other times they tried to separate classes to undo unity.

>> No.9882816

>>9882799
Ah, yes. I'll try doing that.

>> No.9883619

>>9879023
http://journals.sagepub.com/doi/abs/10.1177/0309132515623368?journalCode=phgb&
i-is this the power of feminism?

>> No.9884015

>>9882015
Old hag
>>9882047
Autism grapes

>> No.9884037

>>9881740
It's sad that your accurate criticism of Butler is swamped by the dozens of meme responses that attack her gender, race, or appearance instead of actually attacking her ponderous meme writing, which is well deserving of being attacked.
I thought /lit/ was better than this.

>> No.9884051

>>9882015
Abstaining from fucking 15 year olds and killing members of other tribes because you are a civilized man is very different from forcing yourself to fuck your sex partner for the hundredth time, even though you're incredibly bored of her, because you have some sort of idea that you're supposed to. The former involves abstaining from committing acts of violence or acts that may have potentially dangerous psychological consequences to the other person. The latter involves deceiving another adult, living a lie around them.

>> No.9884252

>>9884051
MUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUH CIVILIZATION!!!!!!!
Eat shit, /pol/tard.

>> No.9884335

>>9881860
try something less generic man

>> No.9884339

>>9884252
The fugg are you going on about? Read the comment chain.

>> No.9884550

>>9879224
I love him so much

>> No.9884940

Has anyone found out where TLP went

>> No.9884987

>>9882002

cringe

>> No.9885022

>>9884940
Probably died