Comment by Freckles rules on Zozo

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@Zozo This is a way to see the world, yet that's another stereotype that some women refuse to let go because that works for them, I mean, if you want to talk about silent domination, let's talk about how men are still in this day being "brainwashed" (using a strong word) about how women should be treated, let me put a few examples:
1.Dont hit a woman: Like, why tho? seriously, do you think I'll hit a dude just because? the same goes with women, if they don't do anything that merits a hit, then I won't hit (notice how I said "they" because this applies to both sides) and I know that there will be people saying "but men abuses of their wives and you can see reports on that" and so on, let me tell you something, men also suffer from their wives and if the dude reports, you will be only beleived if you have strong proof.
2.Be a gentleman: Let's put here al the "nice" things we are told to do for a woman (open the car for her, be super attentive, etc.) and this point demonstrates how women have silently dominated men to a point that it's a common saying: "If a woman is fighting with you (either verbally or physically) you have to take it all and let her win".

I have a couple more but I feel that those 2 are extensive by their own to include more but things like pay difference and all that bs is just comparing A with C instead of A with A.

One last thing tho, I am a strong beleiver that women and men can have equal oportunities and I'm not against being a "gentleman" but I won't do it for just any girl, also, as I mentioned, I wouldn't hit a woman just because (but, if you are either a man or woman, if you hit me or bring me to a breaking point, don't expect me to take it silently, I'll hit you back even if it's the last thing I do).

Anyways, life is equally bi*** for men and women, instead of bitc**** the other side, let's just focus on more important matters.

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@Freckles rules  
That too falls under the umbrella of patriarchy , a system largely established and upheld by men, but one that certain women also participate in,,,. In fact, domestic patriarchy is frequently reinforced by women who were themselves raised within it and taught to pass it on.
 
Patriarchy isn't just about men controlling women — it's about a system of roles and expectations that condition all of us, and it survives when both men and women continue to uphold those roles without questioning them.