Why do men have to explain so many things to women, yet the women get mad at their ignorance and call the explanation 'mansplaining', like it is bad?

[Anonymous]

What is so wrong with men explaining to women how things work, so they are no longer ignorant?

Why does society treat this education as though it is a negative thing?

(Just waiting on the whiny Karens to pout on this post because they need something to be offended by, since females think primarily with emotion, instead of logic... which is why 'mansplaining' s necessary!)

[hahahmm]

Probably because telling them something triggers a feeling of being dumb. A feeling they know well from all the times they told themselves that they're dumb except now they have an external target to focus their anger on and blame for their feeling.

There's the growth mindset vs. fixed mindset theory (invented by a woman) that says (massive paraphrase) if you think you're born with everything that makes you valuable then you will be lazy, content with mediocrity and afraid of taking risks. But if you have a growth mindset you believe that you can learn anything if you put enough effort in. A lot of women have that fixed mindset to some degree because, hey, if 99% of your value IS your physical looks and fake makeup/hair, you could get the idea that your value isn't from things you can improve by hard work. Men don't have the luxury of having a fixed mindset because people don't give men things for putting on a bathing suit or smiling. He's got 'in your face' competition every second of his life & NOBODY cares about if his feelings get hurt.

What these women don't get is that they can improve their character with hard work and that character is valuable. They get hung up on the physical and trying to use the physical to get things from men while claiming men are shallow.

[hahahmm]

And of course a lot of feminists won't comprehend the above because they think there's value in pretending to be a man, being on a job for 1 year, minus 6 months paternity leave & demanding to get paid the same as the dude who has been there for 5-8 years.

[Anonymous]

There’s answering a question, then there “mansplaining.”
Example of a conversation I was present for recently. Group of people talking about when they rented a fishing boat. Woman asked about, I don’t know, drinking on the boat or something mundane.
“Well, the guys who usually rent out these boats, they do it as a business. And they don’t really like other people driving those boats, so they will usually do the driving. That means we, the guys who came there to fish, can drink. Because we don’t have to drive. Because it’s this other guys boat. And he driving it.”
When, “the boat has a driver, so we can drink all we want” would have been enough of an answer.

Its not the information provided, but the condescension that goes along with it.

[Goth_cat]

"Since females think with emotions and not logic" lol, some men like you will literally do anything to make yourself feel relevant.

[Guy13]

Misandry…. usually is that crowd