take everything wrote: » Just browsing in a bookshop earlier and this title caught my eye. I can only imagine the furore and Twitter mobs if this was "How to be successful without hurting women's feelings". Why is this kind of thing not called out for the bull**** it clearly is.
Mickeroo wrote: » The book seems to be a satire or am I missing something?
IAMAMORON wrote: » Make sure you empty the pool first.....
hairyprincess wrote: » Did you actually read anything regarding the book or did you just get outraged at the title? It’s comedy. Relax and have a glass of wine. Maybe a bath.
alchemist33 wrote: » Still waiting for an answer to the question posed in the OP...
Obvious Desperate Breakfasts wrote: » The question of why this stuff isn’t called out? People have addressed it in various ways. What do you think yourself? Why wait for others to answer?
mad muffin wrote: » It’s pretty simple really.White heterosexual male bad. Everyone else good. Some are more good than others.
Deleted User wrote: » Prefix with privileged and you're there.
mad muffin wrote: » What other prefix has “privilege”?
klaaaz wrote: » Do men have feelings? (of course they do). I've often wondered why some men rather moan about women having their annual day but this chunk of men do not promote the yearly men's mental health day(sometime in Nov) which helps men! Vulnerable men need to open up about their feelings as it's men who have that tragic high suicide rate, it's ok to talk about your difficulties in life and other men who see a man showing their feelings as a weakness are the danger.