let me get this straight. *grabs the nearest heterosexual* now where were we
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let me get this straight. *grabs the nearest heterosexual* now where were we
dont u dare treat ur animals like shit in front of me i will end ur life son
Be who you are and say what you feel, because those who mind don’t matter, and those who matter don’t mind.
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So here’s what I do mean by ‘every American boy is at risk of becoming a rapist’: we live in a rape-supportive culture, and boys have to grow up here, too. […] And on top of that, they’re reared in a culture of aggressive masculinity that reviles the feminine, demanding conspicuous heterosexuality and rejection of all things queer, while granting social power to young men who have as many semi-anonymous sexual encounters as possible (or at least develop a reputation for doing so.) […] Well, naturally, I believe we -should- be teaching kids of all genders [about consent]. But I stand by framing this as ‘We need to teach boys not to rape.’ For starters, this statement makes a lot of people furious- which to me is evidence that our culture doesn’t want to deal with the facts about sexual violence and who’s committing it.
“Asking for It,” by Kate Harding
To me, this is about facing male entitlement head-on.
Way too often, we see boys and men acting out violently- some even resorting to murder- when they feel rejected by women they feel entitled to. This is not a problem that other genders have. Consent should be a central part of all levels of sex education for all students, but we can’t pretend that this is something girls are equally guilty of.
We are not doing a good enough job with our sons and we owe it to everyone to face that reality and do better.
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