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I don't like reducing important concepts to catchy slang terms.
Even though it's not important...
@DomDaBomb yes, it is. "Manslaining" is common, in the workplace, at home, or amongst society. As a boy, I'd rather you didn't tell me what MY life experiences are.
I am not telling you you're life experiences are at all... And as a boy? I like the degrading choice of words. Pretty interesting how this is what you focus on. 'Mansplaining' can also be used against people who aren't necessarily male. Oh no, but it is specifically directed towards men anyways which is ironically sexist.
@DomDaBomb its a term used specifically in cases where a man is patronisingly describing/explaining something to a woman. And as i said in my opinion, I don't like it. I think the words "patronising" and "condescending" and "know-it-all asshole" work just fine.
Ah, well. That is more understanding.
Men talk like this to each other too. It has nothing to do with you being a woman. Men are just used to talking like this, while women are more polite. (Although I'll admit that it's more often about sounding smart than communication.)
@Journeyman11 well, whatever the reason, it needs to stop
Maybe you need to be more assertive and grow a thicker skin.
@Journeyman11 I have absolutely no problem with telling people if I don't like the way they speak to me, but rather than telling kind people to grow thicker skin, it makes more sense to me to tell assholes to stop being assholes
Well you can tell them, but chances are they won't :P you can't change the way people are. You have to find your own way of dealing with it... ignoring it, fighting back, just not talking to people like this... but telling assholes to stop being assholes seems pretty pointless. I was not trying to insult you by the way...
@Journeyman11 all good. Its just more unfair for women (or men) who are timid or shy.
Exactly. My older brother, for example, talks like this to everyone, and while my father and I know how to deal with it, my mother just doesn't seem to be able to handle it, it's painful to watch sometimes, and I can see why people would think it's gendered... Good thing is, there's no point in talking to people like this for the most part anyway, as it's all about being right or sounding smart to them. They're not interested in a conversation. Just ignore :) lol
@Journeyman11 truth
I think it's fucking stupid. People need quit assigning genders to words. Seriously.
The Spanish language is fucked.
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Agreed, well said
Thank you.
He was agreeing with me... lol
How do you know?
I feel like this pretty much sums it up.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eyC_NKEz62Ahttps://youtu.be/TJyQpRfaGnw
Or this
@DonkeyRick69 and that my friend, is reality vs media fiction. its sad how some people literally get brainwashed into false realities
Tell him that your sorry its not called a "meterus" but the "u" isn't a possessive pronoun so "uterus" does not mean he has any opinions relevant to the matter
I think it's a stupid word, basically just putting the word MAN infront of explain to make it sound bad.
It's a sexist term designed to dismiss someone's opinion's based on biological sex. You may as well be saying "blacksplaining."
It's just as prejudiced.
The same way chicks don't know what it feels like to get a boner, us guys shouldn't pretend to know any bodily function of females
Yeah. It's a patronising term for patronising people. I'd rather avoid all patronisingness in general.
Itβs funny!!
I think guys who use it have a sense of humour
Ah so its not just me, clearly there's no guy with a sense of humour answering this question, I think they all need a box of tissues here
Another label that helps drive the wedge between the genders.
Why would you add gender to a term that describes an action that women can also do? It's a nonsense word that makes it seem like the only people who can be condescending or patronizing are men. It also just sounds like a stupid word
I don't use it because I'm not a woman so I don't think it would be appropriate. But yes, all women should use it whenever a man interrupts her or try to explain anything to her. Men think they know more than women, which is not true at all.
It's a good term, why should men explain something when you could just vagsplain it for us.
It's a made up word used to discriminate against men and dismiss what they say. That guy you were talking to wasn't 'mansplaining', he was explaining incorrectly.
Mansplein... a new word invented by this radical, irational and intolerent movement, with marxist roots, named feminism... brain washed women thinking that all wrong in their life and in their relation with men is comming from men hating or disregarding women. The single movement that has a such thinking I ca compre with is ISIS. If you read the feminists sites you'll have the strage feelling of being on a nazist sites, full of stupid, intolerant ideas simplistic thinking and dehumanization.
When women ask me if they are beautiful , I tell them how their faves and bodies are rated. This is mansplaining. When I ask about body measurements they get wild. This is womansplaining.
"Mansplaining" a term used by women who knows the guy is actually right but can't accept the fact, so she has to try and silence him.
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If a male doctor tells you what to do when you are pregnant, is he mansplaining? If my mom tells me that vegetables are good for my male body, is she womansplaining? So stupid...
A hypocritical stick for feminists to beat men with.
I don't get the full concept. From what I know it's when a man explain something to a woman, my dad does that but not about herself but topics which she truly don't know about. Is it topic dependent or what.
If people talk and don't know what there talking about then the best thing to do is ignore them some people are so stupid they think their intelligent
I actually have nothing but pity for them but whatever
Another useless word, just to make people hate each other
What if every time a woman tried to explain something it is called 'womansplaining' ?
https://youtu.be/TJyQpRfaGnw
I have seen this one
The guy is a savage
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She deserved it.
"to explain something to someone, characteristically by a man to woman, in a manner regarded as condescending or patronizing
Women can't be condescending or patronizing? It's a male hating sexist word created by stuck up feminist SJWs.
mansplaining is just made up. its about when men interupt when women speak, but womwn do that same against men
I use it for men who patronize women because they assume based on our gender that we're less competent or knowledgeable, or less 'rational'- the gendering of 'rationality' is huge
Do you talk to men a lot? Do you have male friends?
@Journeyman11 she sets up her own reality
@Journeyman11 most of my friends are male actually, and I have a boyfriend
I think it's a retarded term.
Iβm a guy so it would be kind of tough for me to use mansplaining in a serious fashion. I havenβt really found a situation where mansplaining would have been a comedic response.
Does this mean we can use the term "Womansplaning"? I feel that women throw that term as a way to dismiss a mans point of view. Especially a point of view that they don't agree with.
Mansplaining is when you condescendingly explain to an intellectually challenged female that it doesn't require you to have a uterus to be a gynecologist.
what i think is funny is you think men only do it to women..
you wanted equality...
no you want us to dumb it down enough to make you feel comfortable
Petty to be honest with you. What if he's a gynecologist?
I doubt she'd be having a conversation with a gynecologist lmao
@chloehatespeople your doubt is an assumption and even at that, telling a man he is mans planning for explaining human anatomy simply because she has a uterus makes no sense
@chloehatespeople what I'm trying to say is he might be an expert, experienced in that field of knowledge.
If he was an expert an educated about that specific subject I most definitely would not oppose to anything he said haha
then what exactly is the problem asker? I have had plenty of women tell me what I need or give advice on situations that they knew nothing about. this is the real question you should be asking, what is with your obsession of making things so one sided?
Its more like "yeah i have debilitating cramps that usually leave me in bed once a month at least" and he's like "well actually, cramps aren't that bad. Your just whining, imagine having to deal with a boner... IN PUBLIC"
@chloehatespeople then that guy is just clearly inconsiderate. I have had women tell me ''oh cmon its not that bad stop being a baby'' when I have gotten sick. This is just inconsideration, another human trait, not a male trait. I fail to see the distinction?
@chloehatespeople that guy is clearly an idiot
Men tend to do these things a lot more. We call it mansplaining.
@chloehatespeople you want to think men do it more because it will fit the narrative. Media really eats away at people and creates some toxic ways of thinking.
Lmao once more. You haven't experience this, so you think it isn't real. Your literally doing what i just said.
@chloehatespeople actually I have, as I come from a family of dismissive people who have patronized me. you are ''womensplanning'' by talking on something you know nothing of, which is MY experiences. Dont tell me what I have and haven't experienced because you dont know the half of it
I wouldn't ever attempt to explain how a women's body works to a women. No man would know 100% including the Cross dresser overkill ones (Transgenders).
So a professor should not explain to his class how the reproduction system work?
@Giacomanzo Not unless he's been taught by a women that knows it.
I quit this conversation.
@Giacomanzo Ok than.
omg π this is just too good to be true
I think if is where a guy tries to explain something to a girl in a simple way, while laughing on the inside, but still trying to remain non-Condecending
It's just another man-hating term invented by attention-seeking landwhales aka feminists. It's funny how they hate "mansplaining" while they try to explain to you condescendingly why men are shit and that we live in a rape culture patriarchy...
I think it's sexist and a lot of girls are okay with that, because it's sexist towards men.
I actually like the term. It is an easy red flag to notice. Helps me avoid dodos online and offline.
We are the superior gender so we have right to do it (just wanted to provocate you and the other women. Don't get me so serious:)) )
by the way English is not my native. What is the exact meaning of this term? I've searched a bit but i wanna be sure. Is it about a man who explain somethings to a woman like a teacher?
Good luck finding a girlfriend with that thinly disguised misandry
why did you think i have a thinly disguised misandry?
and why did you think finding a girlfriend is hard for me?
If you can't answer these questions. It means you are an idiot who even can't say anything about his/her claims
I kindly asked you a question about the term you talked about you preffered attacking me instead of kindly answering it like i did. It also shows your character and intelligence too.
I just reminded the time when this dude was flirting with me and tried to explain to me how important to society my own profession is. Like, I know, I'm the one working with it hahahahah
The first time I hear this. Sounds a bit like an injury, lol.
yes...
It's a very real thing, and men tend to get very defensive about it. They don't like the idea that they're being rude just by showing how smart they are, but in reality it comes off like a parent talking to a child.
My 5th grade health teacher was a woman. Was she womansplaining when she gave a talk about the male reproductive system?
Lol I'very had to actually explain to a woman how her uterus worked she thought the sperm were the eggs and that's why they look like eggs. Could you imagine 1000000000 babies octo who.
The most ridiculous and funniest term there is :DD i have not heard of womansplaining yet
Bullshit. That is the only word it deserves. If that is a thing, let's have womansplaining too!
I see I'm not the only person that wants Womansplaning to. become a word too.
If anything, women tend to... start explaining things to men they have no ideas about (e. g. you need to talk about your feefees if we fucked you over with a divorce, etc.)
I mean... if he explained it accurate biologically speaking would that make it different?
It used to just be called "explaining" until we realized men are the only ones doing it.
Wtf 😂 why would someone tell you how your uterus works?
Shit ask them haha
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Mansplaining makes no sense, that's how we make conversation, not to be condescending. People are too politically correct.
What if he is actually an intelligent person who knows scientific facts?
Could definitely happen, but in this context he was trying to tell me why I am using birth control and how many days my period lasts.
ok, I guess that was a little odd, doesn't warrant a response you gave though
Hmm. I have only just heard of this, but it seems to make many people very angry. Obviously a man can be dismissive of a woman, and if you want to give it a name, who gives a shit?
I don't believe in the devil, per se, but as a literary character, I find him surprisingly likable and I wish he were more significantly developed so that readers could better understand his motives.
Oh god i hate those mixed words and names... leave me alone with that crap
It's just a word like she-nagging, see, it's all good.
Thank you for letting me know what kind of a woman you are now i know to not take you seriously or date you
So if you go see a doctor and he explains why you be feeling about stuff relating to your uterus?
Obviously I'm not gonna be insulted by a doctor telling me about my body. A random guy trying to tell me why I am using birth control and how many days my period lasts, and completely ignoring what I'm saying can not in any way compare to a that, and I never claimed it to.
so if you get pregnant one day, you are not gonna get consulted by a doctor who would tell you about the changes in your body? It is very possible a guy knows more a girl's own body. Thats all i've got to say.
I'm not refer to every guy explaining female biology to me as "mansplaining".
A doctor is not what I'm talking about, and sure it's definitely possible a man knows more about a girls body than the girl herself, specially if he's a doctor.
I'm aiming at the amount of guys that try to tell me why I am using birth control and how many days my period lasts. That's mansplaining to me.
fair enough i get your point
I thought it was when anyone (man or woman) just talked over someone (while they were talking or trying to explain something) or interrupted them while talking. Maybe there are a bunch of definitions.
Insulting and dismissive. Anyone who says it to me can start talking to themselves because I'm leaving.
It's made up same as manspreading... fuck feminist they are worse than isis
I use hate any word that cannot be found on a dictionary.
* without use
I thought it was... Well you know... How a man h grooms down below
*manscaping
Oooooohhhhhh
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