But that's the point - it isn't a different conversation about women, shitty behaviour is a human trait not a male one!
A pp posted:
"Women have no idea how much Men hate them"
The enormous irony of this statement clearly lost on a thread peppered with massive generalisations about 'men' as if half of humanity are one homogeneous mass who think and behave in a certain way - most of those opinions about men being negative or nasty and bitter. I pity those who are so indoctrinated into the belief that men are this terrible breed who 'all' operate in an identical manner. There are of course plenty of rational contributions about people who cheat, its the title and answers to the direct question that are the issue..
It is disheartening and depressing as a mother of two kind, honest, principled boys and having a husband, brother and father who are all incredible people - faithful, kind and honest, that they live in a society where women will view them in this way simply because they own a penis. I would be equally appalled if 'women' as a group were being generalised about negatively.
Of course some men are cheating lying arseholes, as are some women - but not by any means all of them. I really hope that the women posting/thinking this shit about men really think about the message they are sending to their sons by spouting such utter nonsense.
If you want to look at why it is taking society so long to reach the point of equality this is a classic example . Keep setting us apart and we'll never get there, there is a massive difference between misandry and feminism and statements like that horrific and embarrassingly outdated Germaine Greer one getting trotted out shows that sadly there are a lot of people still falling into the misandry camp...
Hating all 'men' must be exhausting and debilitating on a daily basis, I'm very glad I don't because I have had an amazing amount of joy and happiness in my life from all the people in it, regardless of the contents of their pants - and all because thankfully I don't discriminate or judge them or have any pre-conception of their behaviour which is dependent on their sex.
So, no - no separate thread required thanks.