What do you think about the boys who use feminist themed memes/cartoons to prove how unfair the world is for them?

@MasterofNone Lol you using a meme to explain something is so surprising, lol.

@SW-User Lol I saw this coming. A one word description to exactly fit what you want to say. How often does that happen ?

@MasterofNone Well that could be interpreted more than one way. Either you're booing me or you're booing the men who use the feminist memes and cartoons.
Something tells me you're booing me. 🙊

@SW-User oh I didn't see it would be interpreted that way. I was booing those guys you're talking about. Now that's one "red flag" you spotted as a result of your own "insecurities" ;)

As a matter of fact your question doesn't seem opinionated so that's the real reason why it wouldn't be a 'boo' to you.

@MasterofNone Lol that was me being thoroughly analytical, not insecure. :D

@SW-User of course! which is why I put that inside the quotation marks in order to make a connection with your other question lol and think you're really only satisfied by rational answers. BTW your other question is one big mystery to me. Tell me if you find a satisfactory answer to that.

@MasterofNone Lol. I saw the connection and it made me laugh. You're one smart person.
I don't think there is any one answer to the red flag being real Vs projections of our insecurities. I think we should all be aware of a possibility that it is a false projection before we jump the gun with the 'red flag'. Understanding someone goes a long way towards understanding our reactions.

This really holds true: [quote]People act according to the way they experience the world. If you can understand their experience, you can understand their behavior." — R.D. Laing
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@SW-User That is definitely true. Takes lot of awareness for sure. Reactions are spontaneous.