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In reply to the discussion: About the hostility toward threads about rape and violence against women [View all]BainsBane
(56,255 posts)I commented on reactions to the Indian PSA, and two members responded that I wasn't being fair, that they hadn't responded that way. No where did I say everyone or all men responded that way. I said a handful of men. Yet somehow they couldn't imagine that I wasn't talking about them.
Then the assertion that the threads "serve no purpose" but to "antagonize." There is just this weird conception that all that matters is them. Their reaction determines the worth of a thread, not the OPs and other women. I suppose it comes from imagining everything in life is for and about them. I've never felt that way about the world, and it has never been my experience. I simply don't view threads that way unless someone is calling me out or making some other sort of reference that reveals they are talking about me specifically.
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