[ SECRET POST #2807 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2807 ⌋

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Comments

[sarillia]

I definitely think men's issues are very closely related to feminist causes since so many of those issues are sort of the other side of the coin of the problems women face, which is why I wish there could be more cooperation between the movements.

I'm not sure what I think of third wave feminism trying to tackle too much. I can see the benefit of narrowing the focus, but at the same time I don't like telling women who have different experiences from the ones who are privileged in most every other area to go away and form ever more delineated communities. For example, the bodily autonomy debate tends to be framed exclusively as women fighting for the right to safe, legal abortions, but what about the women who are encouraged to abort their fetuses and who are sterilized against their will because they are considered unfit to reproduce due to belonging to other marginalized groups? I can see how there could be some benefit to saying "one thing at a time" but it's hard for me to ignore them and it all comes down to the same issue of women needing to be able to make their own reproductive choices really.

[(Anonymous)]

The problem I consistently see with MRAs is that they don't fucking do anything. They're not advocating for men, they're advocating against feminists and for negating what feminists are trying to do. The whole movement is like... trying to subtract progress from another one and that's it. It's bizarre. I'm not saying some kids on tumblr are affecting social change but fuck man, I could at least get it if MRAs were campaigning for more crisis centers for male abuse victims and rape survivors or something like that but nope.

[diet_poison]

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[diet_poison]

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