[ SECRET POST #3237 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3237 ⌋

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Comments

[(Anonymous)]

As though we don't all have the same emotions. As though, somehow, these gay men who are complaining believe that they feel things that women are incapable of feeling or act in ways women are incapable of acting.

Well, there is a popular theory that male brains are different from female brains, and that men feel differently about sex and romance than women do. If you ascribe to this theory, of course you'd think women writers don't "get" how men think/feel.

[(Anonymous)]

But that "theory" is wrong, so if you ascribe to it and use it as an argument you're also wrong.

[(Anonymous)]

Lol no it isn't. Look at any relatively recent neuroscience or cognitive psychology textbook.

[blitzwing]

If you ascribe to this theory, of course you'd think women writers don't "get" how men think/feel.

No, not necessarily. You can believe that there tends to be certain differences in male and female brains, without extrapolating that to a huge group of people and generalizing entire genders.