Foxhound5366
Honorary Master
You know registerforfree, it's been pretty interesting to read back through this thread, to see just where you went off the rails.
SaoirseB was really calm at the start, revealing a lot of personal information about herself (admitting possibly more about her own flaws than anybody else has here). Case in point:
You, however, didn't like the idea that SaoirseB might express that she's got her own insecurities when it comes to men, just like the OP's woman might have. Rather than expressing empathy, you decided to start responding like this:
This lead to SaoirseB actually agreeing that there ARE women who do wrong (something you later incorrectly claim she refuses to do), and is perfectly within her rights to state that she is not interested in these women because they're not her problem. They're not ... we all have to choose our problems, and the TOPIC of this thread was a woman who did something a man couldn't understand, and SaoirseB has shared reasons from her personal past which might explain this (a useful contribution to the discussion):
NB: It's important to note here that when SaoirseB says 'Men are.' she immediately clarifies after that which categories of men she's referring to ... manipulators, molesters, rapists, destroyers.
Of course, registerforfree, you miss that point completely, and instead you choose to start an argument with SaoirseB on a completely unrelated subject ... you're angry at her for not getting angry at something you're angry about, when THAT IS NOT THE POINT OF THIS THREAD (or SaoirseB's personal experience-based contributions to it):
And boom, there we have it. From there it's just you calling SaoirseB names, before she ever called YOU a name as a personal attack. Look at that last line of yours ... hypocrite *boom* misandrist *boom* feminazi *boom*
And pretty much from there it's just been you and me arguing about why you over-reacted, completely missing SaoirseB's points above and rather trying to force her into an argument she wasn't making (ironically the very thing you've been accusing her of shrilly).
Phew, that's the last time I'm gonna unpack all of that. Registerforfree, do you disagree with my summary above and feel it is one-sided, or do you feel that your words have been accurately represented? If so, I'd love to hear how you don't see that you've been missing the point all along.
SaoirseB was really calm at the start, revealing a lot of personal information about herself (admitting possibly more about her own flaws than anybody else has here). Case in point:
Don't know how else to explain it. I'm not saying men are lying all the time. I can objectively see in other relationships that the men are not playing games. It's just very difficult for me personally to believe them, because always at the back of my mind is everything I've seen and heard. I know it's biased and unfair, but it's something I can't help. I think it's a good thing though, because it means I'll never be vulnerable to any man, plus I can just walk away.
You, however, didn't like the idea that SaoirseB might express that she's got her own insecurities when it comes to men, just like the OP's woman might have. Rather than expressing empathy, you decided to start responding like this:
Nobody expects you to worship at the altar of men. On the other hand, you fully expect us to worship at the altar of women and then you spew the most misandric BS you can think of and expect us not to call you a feminazi.
Pot. Kettle. Black.
This lead to SaoirseB actually agreeing that there ARE women who do wrong (something you later incorrectly claim she refuses to do), and is perfectly within her rights to state that she is not interested in these women because they're not her problem. They're not ... we all have to choose our problems, and the TOPIC of this thread was a woman who did something a man couldn't understand, and SaoirseB has shared reasons from her personal past which might explain this (a useful contribution to the discussion):
I've never pretended that women can do no wrong. Yes there are women out there who also give women a bad name, but I don't care about those women. They're not my problem. Men are. The ones who manipulate and use women. The ones who molest innocent little children. The ones who rape, use and abuse women and children. The ones who leave destroyed lives in their wake and get to go on with their lives as if nothing ever happened.
NB: It's important to note here that when SaoirseB says 'Men are.' she immediately clarifies after that which categories of men she's referring to ... manipulators, molesters, rapists, destroyers.
Of course, registerforfree, you miss that point completely, and instead you choose to start an argument with SaoirseB on a completely unrelated subject ... you're angry at her for not getting angry at something you're angry about, when THAT IS NOT THE POINT OF THIS THREAD (or SaoirseB's personal experience-based contributions to it):
And there we are right back to the heart of your misandry. Nobody in this thread defended men who are abusive. We pointed out that it is not only men who are abusive.
You want us to defend the actions of abusive men, yet when talking about abusive women you say they are not your problem. Why do we have to be held accountable for abusive men when you refuse to do the same for abusive women?
You're a hypocrite. And a misandrist. And a feminazi. Come talk to us again when your mind isn't clouded by misandry.
And boom, there we have it. From there it's just you calling SaoirseB names, before she ever called YOU a name as a personal attack. Look at that last line of yours ... hypocrite *boom* misandrist *boom* feminazi *boom*
And pretty much from there it's just been you and me arguing about why you over-reacted, completely missing SaoirseB's points above and rather trying to force her into an argument she wasn't making (ironically the very thing you've been accusing her of shrilly).
Phew, that's the last time I'm gonna unpack all of that. Registerforfree, do you disagree with my summary above and feel it is one-sided, or do you feel that your words have been accurately represented? If so, I'd love to hear how you don't see that you've been missing the point all along.