[ SECRET POST #3355 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3355 ⌋

Warning: Some secrets are NOT worksafe and may contain SPOILERS.

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[The Lord of the Rings]



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02.
[Digimon Story: Cyber Sleuth]


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04.
[Partners in Crime]


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[The 100]


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08. [SPOILERS for Undertale]




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09. [SPOILERS for The 100]













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Comments

Men of F!S

[(Anonymous)]

Do you feel in your heart of hearts that you are doing enough for women as a class? When I say as a class I mean all women not just the ones around you.

Re: Men of F!S

[(Anonymous)]

ok rad!fem

Re: Men of F!S

[(Anonymous)]

Ok, so this is the first time I've been called a rad fem, so let me ask: Do you believe I'm the same person who is always labeled the rad fem? Or is Rad fem like the name for people posting any controversial feminist material? Like are you using it here to mock me saying I sound just like all the other rad fems? Or are you trying to suggest that there's only one person here with ideas like mine?

Also what in particular in my post came across radical?

Re: Men of F!S

[herpymcderp]

2/10 way too obvious

Re: Men of F!S

[(Anonymous)]

I find it very telling that OP isn't responding to you. Says a lot about their intentions here.

Re: Men of F!S

[(Anonymous)]

Yeah, I think so.

Re: Men of F!S

[(Anonymous)]

If you don't mind a follow up question, can I ask what you do? I realise there's not a way to ask that without coming across like I'm implying I don't believe you, or like I'm trying to call you out or anything. It's not my intent.

Re: Men of F!S

[(Anonymous)]

What do you expect us to do?

Re: Men of F!S

[(Anonymous)]

That's not really relevant to my question. I asked what you think? I don't mean by my standards, I mean by yours.

Re: Men of F!S

[(Anonymous)]

Why don't you tell us all in your own words what you think men should and should not be doing for women as a class.

Re: Men of F!S

[(Anonymous)]

If you want, maybe you should go back up and re-read my question, and try and identify what I said that has you this defensive?

Re: Men of F!S

[(Anonymous)]

i give them free access to my PENIS

Re: Men of F!S

[(Anonymous)]

Yes, I do think so. Hope this helps.

Re: Men of F!S

[(Anonymous)]

I wonder if i can ask a follow up question?

Can I ask why you think that?

Re: Men of F!S

[(Anonymous)]

I treat women as equals but as a collective I think women can do for themselves and donvt need a man to do for them.

Re: Men of F!S

[(Anonymous)]

That seems fairly all encompassing. Thank you.

Re: Men of F!S

[philippos42]

What am I supposed to be doing for women as a class? Explain.

Re: Men of F!S

[(Anonymous)]

They're not going to answer that, you know. Instead they'll whine and call you defensive and aggressive.

Re: Men of F!S

[(Anonymous)]

Objectively? Who can say what anyone is supposed to do? What do you think you're supposed to be doing?

Re: Women of F!S

[(Anonymous)]

Do you feel in your heart of hearts that you are doing enough for men as a class? When I say as a class I mean all men not just the ones around you.

Re: Women of F!S

[(Anonymous)]

How is this relevant to my question?

Re: Women of F!S

[(Anonymous)]

OP of the thread.

Fair question. No. I don't think I am. I could always be doing more and I know I'm not doing all I can. I try to help the men in my life, but beyond that no. Part of it is a difficulty identifying when and where men need help, part of that is not knowing the best way to help.

Re: Women of F!S

[(Anonymous)]

Ah. This thread is proof that you can't trust anon and "op" replies.

Re: Men of F!S

[(Anonymous)]

I view women as equals and don't encourage or participate in sexist behavior from other males. Am I doing enough? probably not. But I have enough in my plate to worry about, and I don't expect other people to worry about it for me, seeing women as my equals entains my expectations that they feel the same.

Re: Men of F!S

[(Anonymous)]

sorry. no opinions....