This should certainly not happen to a professor or a teacher. The entire point of his profession is to lecture and explain things. To the class.
Now if he was turning to just the feminist to explain things ad nauseum, that would be annoying and condescending. Same if it were a classmate.
I don't want to be specifically targeted for explanations because I am a girl. Ask everybody if there are questions, or ask if I have any questions, but don't assume I don't know about a subject just because I have an innie and not an outie reproductive organ.
At the end of the day, women or men, have to cautious of what we share, how, when and where. I would not say when you are in a relationship or considering a relationship with someone that you should with hold information... but dating is a art form, you have to be honest without being too honest, sincere without being to sincere, and but genuine to yourself and them at all times. As the relationship progresses then you have time to come round to more important things.
But in the explanation given about, you always have to very careful in a public setting and especially with young people, because they are not always the most objective and they tend to be more self centered and way more likely to challenge people.
Nah, invariably the arseholes that try explaining the obvious do it to everyone.
I've had someone explain stuff in a White Paper to me, they took their time, put a lot of effort in to it….
I then asked who wrote it… yep my name was on it 🤦
Also just cos you see stuff on social media does not mean it happens in the real world
s This kinda feels like a trolling attempt, but I'll give you the benefit of the doubt.
I think if you legit actually can add something to the conversation just politely offer or ask if assistance is needed.
But just don't assume what you have to add isn't already known or even needed. I have had male co workers try to explain to me how our systems work when I'm the one who trained them to begin with. I let them finish then show them it works exactly as I stated and it usually shuts them up.
If guys wanna step up, that's cool, I like learning new things but let's just make sure it is actually correct and that you aren't just trying to re-explain something I already know like the back of my hand.
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u Are you asking if guys should not share their feelings?
Mansplaning is just a silly term some women use when they are femsplaining.
Nope.
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