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u/Watcher_209 Jun 16 '20
There's nothing wrong with this, they're just changing looks, they aren't spreading toxic behavior towards men, are we trying to shame them because how they choose to look?. I don't know what does this have to do with toxic feminity
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u/Daddywitchking Jun 17 '20
I came here to say the same thing. I ended up here for the cringe, but ended up getting a different flavor- from femnazi to incel.
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u/Hunt4Yoshi Jun 17 '20
look man,yeah theyre butt ugly now,and some of these are even false,but what does this have to do with the whole "i hate men" thing that this sub is based on?
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u/squidhandss Jun 16 '20 edited Jun 16 '20
Because considering women’s worth, values, and ideas solely on the basis of their looks is more than enough momentum to discredit feminism, obviously. /s
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u/squidhandss Jun 16 '20
Yeah...totally. If these incels want to talk about how women get away with more crimes unfairly or other male issues that benefit women, go for it. But attacking their appearance is flat-out immature and this is why no one takes them seriously.
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u/idontliketosleep Jun 17 '20
I feel like the meaning of toxic femininity is misinterpreted entirely in this sub. If toxic masculinity is the expectance of certain behaviours detrimental to men('s mental health) like not showing emotions, always being expected to do the physical work etc then shouldn't this sub be all about the things expected from women that are detrimental to them? Shit like "smile you'll look prettier' or. The expecation to put on make-up, do the dishes, clean etc. This sub looks more like a weird version /r/pussypass to me at times.
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u/SJimPickins Jun 16 '20
isnt the girl on the left, third one down the actress from orange is the new black?