Anonymous #1 1d

Girl IM PROUD of you

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Anonymous #4 11h

How on earth do I have plus 3 here

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Anonymous #4 11h

Get the fuck outta here

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Anonymous #5 11h

Nah it’s funny

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Anonymous #4 11h

I'm glad you find it funny to invade a space created for women. Typical man behavior: centering yourself somewhere you weren't invited.

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Anonymous #5 11h

No a space made for a single gender is just a way to gossip and take revenge over a stupid social construct. Similar stuff happens in men only spaces. Does the idea of men texting in a man only group-chat make you uncomfortable

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Anonymous #4 11h

Men have had spaces of their own for centuries. Why is it suddenly a problem when women want the same? Not everything has to include men.

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Anonymous #4 11h

2/2 They already have those spaces, so why is it an issue when women do the same?

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Anonymous #5 10h

No it was always a problem if there was a gender who wasn’t allowed in a space, the idea that we should continue this tribalism because the other side is doing it isn’t right

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Anonymous #4 10h

Calling it tribalism ignores the reality of gender inequality. Women deserve spaces where they can feel safe, build solidarity, and speak freely without centering the very people who have historically oppressed them. That's not tribalism it's COMMUNITY.

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Anonymous #5 10h

Is it a problem when men have men only spaces

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Anonymous #4 10h

Is it only “tribalism” when women do it?

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Anonymous #5 10h

No it’s tribalism both ways, Answer the question

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Anonymous #4 10h

Men having men-only spaces isn't tribalism either. Women should be afforded the same courtesy.

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Anonymous #4 10h

Tribalism is about division. Community is a sense of belonging, and you don't seem to understand that.

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Anonymous #5 10h

While I disagree with you, I do respect that you have a consistent opinion.

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Anonymous #5 10h

Division across gender is still division

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Anonymous #4 10h

Thank you, now that's your cue to leave 🤣

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Anonymous #5 10h

Nah

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Anonymous #4 10h

When one gender has oppressed the other for centuries, women creating spaces to feel safe and supported isn't division. It's a safe haven.

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Anonymous #4 10h

What a gentleman.

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Anonymous #5 10h

If a man gets raped and the girl has a kid Hermesmann v. Seyer says the guy has to pay child support. Tell me once more that women are the only ones oppressed in our society.

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Anonymous #4 10h

I support male survivors of rape, but bringing up Hermesmann v. Seyer doesn't erase the historical reality that sexual violence has been used to control and oppress women for centuries. Acknowledging one doesn't invalidate the other. This is a matter of context, not semantics.

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Anonymous #5 10h

Oppression doesn’t mean men or women should suddenly be able to have a no girls or boys allowed space. That’s called the manosphere. Let’s not do that.

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Anonymous #1 1h

i got banned from askmen lmaoo

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Anonymous #4 1h

A women-only space is suddenly controversial when women want one for themselves? Give me a fucking break. Not every space needs to accommodate men, and women are allowed to have spaces of their own.

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Anonymous #5 7m

It was always controversial, men only spaces too. There are Supreme Court cases against men only spaces since 1987 this is not new.

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