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Franzia , to Men's Liberation in Tradwife stereotypes are making male loneliness worse

I’m drawing a compromise with the argument that she makes content that dogwhistles right wing talking points.

Leftism isnt an obligation, no, but we are on solarpunk. And Shoe has been pushed to the left before. I find her drawing this liberal line is one if the most important aspects to her content.

Franzia , to Men's Liberation in Tradwife stereotypes are making male loneliness worse

I continue to wash Shoe despite a few frustrations. She’s not easily swayed or stupid, but does have a uniquely liberal take on everything. That is to say, often telling people to be more permissive of right wing. She has matured, but its hardened her views into this weird, both sides, dogwhistle-y brand of opinions. And yet she continues to cover important topics, just… In a way that leaves more to be desired.

Franzia , to Men's Liberation in Opinion | Why Aren’t More People Getting Married? Ask Women What Dating Is Like.

Seriously. We can’t just call men “the problem”. We have to address the problems men are having in their social lives and in dating. Men are not being given a fair shot to bring their best selves.

Franzia , to Work Reform in I'm not asking to be rich.

You also have to understand they grew up differently and see life differently. Not that it couldn’t happen to me, but when I say money can buy happiness I do not believe buying those luxuries is not happiness. Thats why I argue the 70k a year income is more likely than 100k, or 500k.

Franzia , to Work Reform in I'm not asking to be rich.

Without financial troubles though you’re left with just plain neuroticism. Sure it would be applied elsewhere, but you can live with it or go to therapy.

Franzia , to Work Reform in I'm not asking to be rich.

Daniel Kahneman is useful to neoliberals. 75k would allow me to live very comfortably. 500k I would want for literally nothing ever again.

Franzia , to Work Reform in I'm not asking to be rich.

I read it was 70k, even.

Franzia , to Work Reform in 92% of young people would sacrifice other perks for a 4-day workweek—here's what they'd give up

Fuckin based honestly. I thought they would ask for less compromise, but if they’re gonna go for the gut we’d better just tell them how it is. Less hours are proven to make better working happier more productive and cooperative employees. They’re just potentially less compliant.

Franzia , to Work Reform in 92% of young people would sacrifice other perks for a 4-day workweek—here's what they'd give up

Tbh if we got a four day work week we would have more time to think about and advocate for the things we want anyway. A pay cut would be temporary.

Franzia , to Work Reform in How in the hell

to farm and have enough food?

Farming is literally seasonal work. Meaning no, you don’t do it every day. The main events are planting and harvesting.

true happiness is reached through responsibility.

Your main point could just as easily be used to defend capitalism - ie. Paying your bills. Can you get more specific about how I can use responsibility to create happiness in my life?

Franzia , (edited ) to Literature in Latinx authors are renowned in sci-fi and fantasy. Why aren’t more of their books being published?

A 2019 report on the racial diversity of the publishing industry showed 76 percent of the staff are White, primarily cisgender, heterosexual women. Only 6 percent of the publishing industry is Latinx, despite representing 19 percent of the U.S. population.

This author is ravenous about diversity. It’s unsettling. If there was… Just an article about what cool trans or Latin sci-fi I could read, I’d buy a book. Right now.

Found it: I had to scroll down so far, but they ask some cool people what books to read: 19thnews.org/…/hispanic-heritage-months-books-rea…

What these meta diversity journalists forget is that I buy books and read to relax. When I find out a world is written in a closed-minded (ie. White guy who’s never dealt with any bullshit in life) lens, it puts me out of my comfort zone.

The point of reading a book written by someone like me actually isn’t about politics. It’s actually about getting back to that comfort. The fantasies they can spin up are realistic to how I see the world. I can sit back, relax, and be immersed.

Franzia , to Men's Liberation in Americans Are Extremely Paranoid About Masculinity. Here's How We Can Get Over It

I can’t even blame them. We’re social animals. The “lone wolf” and “independent thinker” trope just doesn’t work for many people. We learn better and faster by spending time in groups!

Franzia , to Men's Liberation in Americans Are Extremely Paranoid About Masculinity. Here's How We Can Get Over It

I think this is a good primer for opening up to the idea of masculinity being more diverse than Gender Tropes. It’s a hook, but that’s all.

It’s time we stop being so worried about becoming women and start focusing on the real threat to manhood: staying children.

Never mind. This is just as harmful if you ask me. The tropes of a man child are both about social immaturity, which can be a threat to your enjoyment of life. But “man children” can also be defined by aesthetics like dressing comfy, spending time with your Mom, or enjoying nerdy hobbies. Which are all manly qualities. Get specific about it, if you’re gonna write a claim like this.

Franzia , to Men's Liberation in ‘I prefer women’s jeans – men’s lack design subtlety’: why men are buying womenswear

Men’s pants are also great!

Franzia , to Men's Liberation in ‘I prefer women’s jeans – men’s lack design subtlety’: why men are buying womenswear

Wide leg, straight, bootcut.

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