@Aameridoll@francescariism Oh okay, I get what you now, but I still disagree. I come from a culture where that isn't an expectation, and I still shave occasionally because I like how it feels. So I'm saying that while it is a societal expectation, the action itself isn't inherently misogynistic.
@UnicornCemetary They aren't equally bad, but also OP said MAIN. Without that word, it would've been a dismissal, but they used that word on purpose because it is an issue.
@Jordan_franks75@Raweezle@preposterousbbg Yes, I agree + this dynamic works both ways, which is why it's important not to feed into it. The post I was responding to was doing that, + OP was doing that too, + there were plenty of people calling OP out w/o being sexist, which is why I responded to this one w/o being sexist
@Aameridoll@francescariism Huh? The person I was replying to said nobody shaves their arms for themselves. I said they can, because some people do it because they like it. So I'm confused as to where you're going with this.
@Aameridoll@francescariism Except it isn't always the case. If someone shaves because they like how smooth their skin feels afterwards, where is the expectation?
@RJavers15617@Maximumatheist Except they didn't treat slaves decently. Even if they did, that's still justifying slavery. Slavery for the sake of spreading your beliefs is still slavery.
@Raweezle@preposterousbbg Idk how you think this applies to modern relationships. Most of them have an equal or equitable split, because both of them work.