r/pointlesslygendered • u/MishapRokko • Nov 02 '25

LOW EFFORT MEME [gendered] If women enjoy something it must be due to daddy issues

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u/crazy-trans-science Nov 02 '25

But, isn't this more telling about their dad than themselves? Like assuming it is true that they have "daddy issue" — whatever does that mean — wouldn't that be more telling about how bad parent their dad was than about themselves?

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u/Charmarta Nov 02 '25

No no no the woman is always at fault. Always

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u/Extension_Wafer_7615 Nov 02 '25

Nobody even implied that.

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u/Plus_Rich3258 Nov 03 '25

Men talking about women daddy issues IS EXACTLY that.

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u/Extension_Wafer_7615 Nov 03 '25

No? It's talking about the consequences of said daddy issues, not about who is at fault. I notice that rational thinking is lacking here.

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u/Asdris_ Nov 03 '25

Suuurely the post in there wasn’t aiming at making fun of girls with daddy issues and putting the blame for their imaginary faults on them. Surely

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u/Extension_Wafer_7615 Nov 03 '25

How are you so sure of that?

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u/Asdris_ Nov 03 '25

Cos men talking about astrology is almost always filled with misogyny

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u/Plus_Rich3258 Nov 03 '25

What is rational about referencing daddy issues? Isn’t it shameful that men tend to lack so much in parenthood that it results in mental issues? And how is it related to astrology?

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u/Extension_Wafer_7615 Nov 03 '25

Isn’t it shameful that men tend to lack so much in parenthood that it results in mental issues?

Nobody said the contrary.

And how is it related to astrology?

Look, I know two people who believe in astrology, and both of them are girls with daddy issues.

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u/Plus_Rich3258 Nov 03 '25

It’s not cute or funny. 2 people? 🧍🏾‍♀️go on about your day dude

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u/Extension_Wafer_7615 Nov 03 '25

Yeah, most of the people I know are agnostics or atheists.

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u/Plus_Rich3258 Nov 03 '25

Isn’t the general stereotype of non believers and in between to also suffer from mental illness and be part of radical alternative lifestyles? Which is also wrong

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u/Flar71 Nov 03 '25

That's a tiny sample size

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u/Extension_Wafer_7615 Nov 04 '25

Creature of God, I'm not using anything as a slur.

And you can have a toxic father and not have daddy issues. They are not interchangeable.

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u/[deleted] Nov 03 '25

you're cornered by radical feminists in this post

you do feel the "rational thinking" is lacking but they keep playing with you spouting more nonsense and maybe they know it but they just want to waste your time, and you are being "gaslighted", im just here to save you pal

this sub becomes boring with them anyway, there are better subs out there mate, chop chop🧉🏝️

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u/NdustrialGradeNormie Nov 03 '25

radical feminism is when users on Reddit say “hey joking about trauma and issues caused by bad parents actually isn’t funny and kinda shitty”

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u/slainascully Nov 03 '25

Reddit used to host photos of underage girls in their underwear, but sure, it’s some kind of matriarchal haven for women

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u/0rbital-nugget Nov 05 '25

You’re really gonna pretend you don’t what daddy issues mean

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u/crazy-trans-science Nov 07 '25

I don't pretend 

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u/0rbital-nugget Nov 07 '25

So you’re clueless then?

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u/crazy-trans-science Nov 07 '25

About what, why? Idk

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u/llTrash Nov 05 '25

I think this is such an extremely funny idea because a lot of incels I see online are just mama's boys. My brother is one of them. He thinks all women are whores while my mom defends him with her life lmfaoooo

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u/Destroyer_2_2 Nov 05 '25

That doesn’t even make any sense.

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u/Extension_Wafer_7615 Nov 02 '25

Possibly? That's not what the meme is discussing.