[ SECRET POST #7034 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #7034 ⌋

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Comments

Re: How often do you end bad relationships?

[(Anonymous)]

+1

The popularity of the term Karen is definitely rooted in misogyny. No one is defending people being assholes to service workers or strangers in public. But this term came about for women, not for men. Because people have higher expectations for women to be nice than they have for men. There is not an equivalent name used as an insult for entitled men due to the underlying misogyny in society.

And I am a retail worker, I see asshole behavior from every single demographic. All of them. But it's middle aged women who get the insult term for a reason: misogyny and ageism.

Re: How often do you end bad relationships?

[(Anonymous)]

The original claim was that it calls out women specifically because it's about racist white women, and women's way of being racist is different from men's. There may be no special name for a racist white man because "white man" is enough to convey that he's racist.

Re: How often do you end bad relationships?

[(Anonymous)]

Lol "white man" is enough to imply he's racist is WILD. Sure, I guess "black man" is enough to imply he's a criminal if we throw ridiculous generalisations around.