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Has anyone ever told you they thought you were:
- sexist
- chauvinist
- misogynist
In the comments section below, you can explain what the circumstances were and if you felt the term(s) used was justifiable.
This poll can apply to either male or female users.
| Yes, I've been called at least one of the above | 25 | |
| No, I've never been called any of those things. | 52 | |
| I was only called one of those things in a teasing, playful manner. | 12 | |
| Other. | 4 |
I think most men have been called those names. If I'm honest it doesn't really bother me. It makes me smile.
I frequently over hear women saying things like "All men are b'stard" when they are in the company of other women. They even fuse sexist comments with racist ones. When I was eleven I heard a friend of my mother's say that black men were only good at one thing (she meant sex).
It's kinda funny when you think about it. If I made vile comments like that in front of little girls, I'd have my balls ripped off. Yet many women think it's okay to say sexist sh't like that in front of little boys.
Only on the Internet. They assume I am a guy when simply pointing out some flaws of the female gender
I think I've been called sexist before.
By someone who thought being sexist meant talking about something sexual.
Ha. Hahahahaha. Oh yes, I have. Why? Because I have this foolish idea of trying to reason with feminists.
Honestly, the words have lost any backing to them. The majority of people get called a misogynist, etc, and their reaction is "Meh", and why? Because people have taken those terms and dubbed people with them that:
- Criticize women.
- Expect women to be responsible.
- Don't agree that women are oppressed.
- Don't agree that they are part of an oppressive group.
- Use any sort of reasoning to go against feminism.
Feminists are really the only ones that say these things so much, and let's be honest, the majority do not take their words seriously.
The word is so overused that it has lost any credibility to be used for its actual meaning - it's lost its power.
Come to think of it, whenever you try and say women "should" be treated like men (in all ways, not just the nice ways), you get called a misogynist.
Every time it has been said to me it has not been justified, it's always when someone has no actual response to what I said, and so try to shame the person out of their opposition (me), thinking that because they cannot counter a point that they can taint the person making the point's credibility, then by default, makes any point that person makes none credible so they don't have to make any actual argument.
It's a sad, sad attempt for simple-minded fools that feminists tend to make, go figure.
-Sigh- Feminists. Y u no use intellect?
I missed my favorite feminist hater! :) Would you pay for surgeries for someone who is transitioning into your favorite gender? The male one? Also did you dye your hair blonde? I remember it being brown. I like it.
Oh, you. You'll make me blush.
As for the gender part, this is against an ideology, not a gender. Women and feminism are not one in the same, one is a biological construct, another an ideology, and I don't think it's fair to extend my hatred of feminism on to women, just incase that was the impression you were getting.
And yesh, I did. Brown seemed a bit boring.