sexyred1 -> RE: Males must be punished (8/23/2010 6:44:58 AM)
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ORIGINAL: blushingflower Women are raised from girlhood to see themselves as potential victims, and to see all men as potential assailants. We're taught to be cautious and skeptical, in order to protect ourselves from those who would do us harm. Our cultural norms assume an aggressive sexuality in all men. We also work from a premise that rape is an inevitability, and instead of simply encouraging men not to rape women, we teach women to try to avoid situations in which they might be raped. Men are not raised to see all women as potential attackers. And while they would be wise to use caution when meeting women from the Internet, because not everyone is who they say they are, they frequently aren't as cautious about strangers as women are. This isn't misandry, and it wouldn't be misogyny for a man to be distrustful of a woman. It's not misanthropy to insist on public meetings and STI tests before you fuck someone. It's just good sense. Also, people in positions of cultural privilege complaining about how they're discriminated against never come across very well. I am greatful that your generalization of how women are raised doesn't include myself. I was raised with the thought that the ONLY person that can make me a victim is me. I was raised to be cautious and aware of everyone and to trust my gutt instinct. I was raised to watch and observe people. Men and women. I raise my children, my son and daughter in this manner. Not picking on you, but just curious from an answer you gave in the travel/whore/slut thread. Do you also feel that just going with a stranger for a weekend trip where sex is clearly the activity of the day is cautious? I only ask because you defended the guy, which is your right. Oh, and for the record? I don't agree with what blushingflower said either. I believe we are responsible for ourselves when it comes to safety.
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