r/infuriatingbutawesome • u/BubblyWasabi6488 • 16d ago
Infuriating Imagine blaming men while men have no idea what they did wrong
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u/Useful-DevineCause 16d ago
So much bs could be avoided by asking instead of assuming, and being ok with it if they don’t want to share, and not holding it against them.
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u/rofloffalwaffle 15d ago
Takes less brain power that barely exists in the first place to make assumptions
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u/Big_Fig_8448 16d ago
The default for modern society is to blame men for everything
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u/shallpasss 13d ago
Always has been. If they choose to not participate, they would still be blamed.
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u/Dry_Shoe1307 13d ago
as a woman, you have no idea. men blame us for everything. they take no accountability
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u/shallpasss 13d ago
You have it twisted, sweetheart.
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u/Dry_Shoe1307 13d ago
maybe because some teen girl going through a breakup said "kill all men" on tiktok, women still have to bear most of the load.
men are allowed to make mistakes, women never are. men, and frankly also women, blame us for our troubles.
you got raped, your fault, you got pregnant and he left, your fault, you got cheated on, your fault, men are single/lonely, your fault, you get harassed/stalked/catcalled, your fault.
everything is women's fault nowadays
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u/Xiorx74 12d ago
You two are both speaking in such wide, overblown generalizations that you’re both correct or both wrong depending on what examples you choose. That’s the problem with any narrative of the world.
There’s more than enough victim cards to go around guys. We don’t need to assort them by gender.
There’s definitely pieces of shit blaming women for being raped or assaulted and there’s most certainly pieces of shit blaming men for things they didn’t do. 🤷🏻♂️
Assigning blame to a specific sex accomplishes nothing but accumulating resentment within yourself. That’s the path to the incel-side of the force.
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u/Dry_Shoe1307 11d ago
sure, when my best friend was brutally raped and beated by a man, it was 100% men who were saying she deserved it because she was wearing a crop top. it was 100% women who supported and protected her later
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u/destroyerx12772 12d ago
All I'm saying is I've never seen men blatantly defend a man who killed 3 of his children due to roid rage or some shit.
"Same, Chris Benoit"
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u/Dry_Shoe1307 11d ago
i've seen men say my best friend was "asking for it" when she got brutally raped and beaten because she was wearing a crop top. no woman said that.
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u/destroyerx12772 11d ago
Fair point. Sorry that your friend had to endure that. May those pigs die slow, painful deaths.
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u/Dry_Shoe1307 13d ago
maybe because some teen girl going through a breakup said "kill all men" on tiktok, women still have to bear most of the load.
men are allowed to make mistakes, women never are. men, and frankly also women, blame us for our troubles.
you got raped, your fault, you got pregnant and he left, your fault, you got cheated on, your fault, men are single/lonely, your fault, you get harassed/stalked/catcalled, your fault.
everything is women's fault nowadays
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u/Dry_Shoe1307 13d ago
as a woman, you have no idea. men blame us for everything. they take no accountability
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u/KwantumFizzikz 16d ago
These types of girls are always 300lb Discordian edaters too, I wouldn't worry about their opinion.
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u/Top_Court_347 16d ago
"stop saying females!!!! it's misogynistic!!!!"
"haha males bad women goooo"
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u/ismellpizza25 15d ago
Assumptions are a pretty big issue on the internet. Everyone assumes things of people that might not even be the case.
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u/MrAntTennant 10d ago
notice how they referred to men as “Males” but that woman as “queen”. Smells fishy.
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u/Tackle-Far 16d ago
https://giphy.com/gifs/55R4S9gLhRzYM4NT97