One time i was talking to a male friend....

.....and I was being my usual man hating self. I said something like have you ever really talked to a girl, they all have a "the time a man abused me" story.
He said no they dont.
I asked have you ever really listened to girl?, and just rolled my eyes.

He still thought I was making it up, what can you do with such stupidity🤷‍♀️

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BohemianBoo · M

Keep in mind this is a systemic issue. We have right-wing media teaching young men that most rape stories are lies because women are liars. And other media has completely failed to address young men and the new problems that affects them in modern society.

Basically, Vaush is right.

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Alison · 18-21, F

@BohemianBoo TBH I know of this stuff, I cant believe its true kind of. Like do actual people believe this stuff?, nah no way not possible🤷‍♀️.
I live in Australia🤷‍♀️, the right here isnt great but its no match for american stupidity afaik.

Boys need decent role models I guess. And i can imagine that being terrible like the social isolation.

Ive always been kinda smart so I dont fall for bullshit much. Its actaully hard for me to understand, i do actaul research on things and make up my own mind, Im not being led on my values or the facts I believe.

BohemianBoo · M

@Alison TBH, I really think it's that they don't care whether their beliefs are true or not. There's an emotional reason they need to believe conspiracy theories. They don't fact-check because, for them, it's not about facts, it's about feels. If believing women need to be enslaved makes me feel better about my crappy life, who cares if that's true or not?
Like Marx said, it's about material conditions. This is why I'm open to the idea that if I was living in poverty or an Incel, I might have fallen into the Right. But then again, I'm always correct about everything, so who knows?

Alison · 18-21, F

@BohemianBoo yeah fair : )
I think i understand your point now

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