To all those saying, “but why shouldn’t men want to be cared for?”

This meme plays into a narrative the makes women subservient.

It suggests that only men “battle”, and that being a man and “battling” entities them to care by women.

No where in this is acknowledgement that women have burdens too, and that all people benefit from care.

No where in this is any hint of reciprocity. If anything, it implies that the “joy” of taking care of “her man” should be enough.

No. Walk the fuck on. Having a penis doesn’t entitle you to one-sided care.

The other thing implied by this - that women should ‘naturally’ be able to fix ‘her man’. But if a woman in broken? Oof - ‘she has Daddy issues’ and better fix herself, right?

And what if a woman tries to fix ‘her man’ and fails? Oh look - isnt that convenient - society just took all his faults and made them her failures. Wow! Who wouldn’t want to sign up for that??

And just look at that success rate. You can count up the number of women killed by intimate partners and see how great this plan is.

Society really needs to get past this childish narrative that tells men they should expect to find a manic pixie dream girl who lives only to make him happy. Men make fun of girls for believing in Prince Charming, but this is truly the more destructive fairy tale.

I’ve literally overheard multiple dinner party conversations about good finds from trader joes

Ohhhh thank goodness.

Ok, then it’s just algorithm weirdness that I was shown the lower-voted post first. Phew!!

Oh damn. That makes a lot of sense.

Ok, so this is kind of pathetic, but my main account was banned over a week ago but I am attached to my subreddits enough that I kept browsing. You can totally navigate your subreddits, you just can’t comment. They even let you up/down vote though I doubt it actually gets counted.

Anyway - they can totally still serve you ads from a banned account if you are a fool like me.

So this place isn’t overrun by bots. Awesome. As someone new here, are there fewer bots bc it’s a smaller audience, or are there actually protections against bots?