[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Zizu

One of their earliest as well I believe

I never knew that.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

I never knew that.

Mmmm

First EVER song .. I didn’t know that


Although some group / artists have had their best song at the beginning

Pet Shop Boys - did they ever really better West End Girls ?

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Mmmm

First EVER song .. I didn’t know that


Although some group / artists have had their best song at the beginning

Pet Shop Boys - did they ever really better West End Girls ?

I always liked It's A Sin.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

I always liked It's A Sin.

Oh yeah
They had dozens of fabulous tunes but West End Girls has always felt to be their best imho

[Redway]

St Helens.

Everything about that place is bad vibes.

[Redway]

Lack of self-awareness.

[Redway]

Also. When self-service checkout gives you a Euro instead of a pound.

[Livia]

Originally Posted by Redway

Also. When self-service checkout gives you a Euro instead of a pound.

Really? A Euro is only worth about 88p, that's outrageous. And on that note, why do Tesco price tags say, for instance £5/5 Euros? £5 is worth about 5.75 Euros. We are bein ripped off even more than we thought.

[Mystic Mock]

Kyogo failing to score a single goal.

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Livia

Really? A Euro is only worth about 88p, that's outrageous. And on that note, why do Tesco price tags say, for instance £5/5 Euros? £5 is worth about 5.75 Euros. We are bein ripped off even more than we thought.

Yep. Total rip-off all-round. I agree.

[Redway]

The stigma associated with being a pregnant women across certain cultures (if you know, you know). Even when the woman’s married and expected to have kids at some point, it can be seen as a moral stain that lowers status.

[Zizu]

Catching your sleeve or jacket on a door handle as you walk past

[Ray.]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Catching your sleeve or jacket on a door handle as you walk past

Yes!

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Redway

The stigma associated with being a pregnant women across certain cultures (if you know, you know). Even when the woman’s married and expected to have kids at some point, it can be seen as a moral stain that lowers status.

Women get stigma for becoming a Mother in some cultures?

[Redway]

Drink-fluid leaking into your bag even when the lid was firmly closed.

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Women get stigma for becoming a Mother in some cultures?

Pretty-much. We live in a world that judges women for all sorts of unfair reasons, their looks, their aspirations, the state of their children, their right to inherit property and much more. So yes. Pregnancy does have a conditional stigma to it across the world.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Redway

Pretty-much. We live in a world that judges women for all sorts of unfair reasons, their looks, their aspirations, the state of their children, their right to inherit property and much more. So yes. Pregnancy does have a conditional stigma to it across the world.

That's crazy that people would judge a woman for being a Mother.

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

That's crazy that people would judge a woman for being a Mother.

People will judge and hate on women for anything. And certain corners of society enable it.

[Zizu]

Thank the lawd that nobody hates on us men … we have it all sooooo easy .. . oh wait ..

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Thank the lawd that nobody hates on us men … we have it all sooooo easy .. . oh wait ..

The fact that you got so defensive when no-one even mentioned your name speaks more to and about you than you think. I’m not here to carry on this nonsense with you or watch you getting ridiculously defensive and do anything but answer specific questions or take accountability without making it about the person’s reading-comprehension abilities (which you know are more in-tact than average if anything), while you get away with such gaslighting and murder in-general, because you’re supposedly too vulnerable to even get an infraction over your ridiculous posts about women, while everyone-else gets deleted, censored or banned instead for simply reacting to you and your continual misogyny. Enabling at its finest (precisely what we’re even talking about), making everyone circumvent diplomatically around you instead of having you acknowledge that the problem lies with you and your weaponisation of vulnerability, which is toxic as hell. You and your relentless misogyny, which is everywhere these days and hard to ignore even with you on individual ignore-lists, since you’re flipping everywhere these days (double-ugh). But stop making it all about you, getting involved when no-one asked for your opinion. I’m not talking to you right-now or trying to pre-empt every ridiculous predictable response you’ll come up with if you’re pressed on this. Obtuse, cruel, psrsecutory, lacking in reading-comprehension skills for simply not agreeing with you. Bla-bla-bla. All that says to us is that you need to grow up.

The way you weaponise your conditions and the way you think they make you fragile as a shield against criticism is fundamentally writing but also a double-edged sword. You have to remember that the way you see things is going to be very different from the way someone who’s less cross-wired between all that stuff and natural personality is going to see things. If someone’s telling you that you’re being socially inappropriate, you likely are. You don’t have the accountability or self-awareness to take your word for non-biased innocuous opinion. There’s no excuse for that, but that’s how you let your autism define you. Meaning you’re not accountable to your virtual word on any level and can’t see what other people can see if you genuinely don’t see how you come across as misogynistic and (especially for your age) immature. You blatantly can’t rely on your own social instinct to navigate you away from prejudice which is blatantly obvious to anyone-else, including the mutually neurodivergent who still have respect for the opposite sex and don’t let their conditions define their whole personality like you do.

P.S.: the struggles of men don’t invalidate women’s struggles. The struggles of Jews in a world that can be quite anti-Semitic don’t invalidate the struggles of people of colour, either. People are allowed to state struggles without being roped into comparison out of guilt and defensiveness. And with that I bring this thread of thought so far as it involves you to a close. I’ve got nothing more to say to you today. I value healthy blood-pressure.

[Glenn.]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Thank the lawd that nobody hates on us men … we have it all sooooo easy .. . oh wait ..

Men DO have it so easy.

[Zizu]

Originally Posted by Redway

The fact that you got so defensive when no-one even mentioned your name speaks more to and about you than you think. I’m not here to carry on this nonsense with you or watch you getting ridiculously defensive and do anything but answer specific questions or take accountability without making it about the person’s reading-comprehension abilities (which you know are more in-tact than average if anything). Stop making it all about you.

Yeah but you only bang on about women’s issues …


I am defensive because you are constantly nibbling away at my nerves .. we all see it and occasionally someone is brave enough to mention it .



So if you value my blood pressure like the kind person you claim to be then just stop following me around the forum finding fault or just being routinely unpleasant towards me

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Zizu

Thank the lawd that nobody hates on us men … we have it all sooooo easy .. . oh wait ..

Hollywood is the biggest cesspool for Misandry imo.

[Redway]

Originally Posted by Mystic Mock

Hollywood is the biggest cesspool for Misandry imo.

But misogyny is more pervasive and deeply-rooted in society overall, of-course. About that per-se there’s no doubt whatsoever.

[Mystic Mock]

Originally Posted by Redway

But misogyny is more pervasive and deeply-rooted in society overall, of-course. About that per-se there’s no doubt whatsoever.

Oh I would agree with that in general.