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sa is fag
Good lad
*goes back to writing*
Tbf, most of us do in most respects. Obviously we are all still prone to being uplifted by their charms, but for the most part, it definitely seems like pretty much everyone here hates womankind in a philosophical sense (for all that she represents in our time period).
I actually wouldn't even say this is a bad thing, or that it should be considered peculiar to our epoch. It makes sense for men (who embody the virtues which create civilisation) to hold women in contempt (for embodying the opposite) - and to act according to this stance. In fact, I would say that this attitude is the bedrock of any healthy society. Not only that, but I'd go as far as to say that women as a collective - and most women individually - will come to hold men in contempt for softening towards them and becoming sentimental (and thus, illogical). This has happened obviously - and pretty much defines contemporary life.
oh hey I didn't know Aristophanes was in the Symposium, I've seen Lusistrata live and read a few more of his plays before
Japan handles modernism better than any other nation I've seen.
for her
Fair enough, just seems a tad overdramatic/MGTOWy tbqh
I'd say it's more they irritate/exasperate, I hate Christ's killers, I hate having to walk along Oxford St during the Christmas period, women are just dumb and it irritates.
Mumsnet Nationalism.
Bugmanism is a real and treatable disorder.