
I’d find it alarming that they’ve picked up terminology like that, but I don’t think the idea they’re expressing (that some men act with more desirable moral character than others) is in any way problematic. I think it depends where they picked up the term from. Maybe someone in their social circle uses it. I’d ask where they picked that phrase up before rushing to judgement.
Honestly this is the first time ive seen the phrase high value man used with an acceptable meaning. Morals/conscience is the first thing to consider not only in “a man” but in everyone. If we as a society gauged how worthy people were off their moral compass we wouldnt be failing nearly as bad as we are now. Not just politically, i mean men/women, black/white, rich/poor, and everything in between.
I don’t really see this one, I love when a women calls herself a goddess/queen bc she’s typically saying she feels beautiful and powerful at that time, she’s not being a misogynistic asshole trying to act tough or like she’s “better” than anyone else. But it may just be the context I hear it from (alt/goth girls/wlw people)
Ummmm no….. I know how shitty females are being treated by the world and if a women thinks she looks like a queen when she’s decked out in makeup, who the hell am I to tell her she’s not??? Also it’s typically not said in a bad way with me, more so a women twirling in a flowing black dress asking me if she looks like a goddess. So I think we are seeing two diff types of women in our lives