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by JulianMorrison
4729 days ago
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Far from it. What's empowering is feminism. Fighting the slow fight to crush and erase this male centered culture. A man, standing up for her? If he chose that particular patronizing way, she'd be well justified in worrying he too was trying it on - the "hero saves princess, gets the girl" narrative. Out of the frying pan… And yeah, it's patronizing, because it reckons she chose her choices from weakness or timidity rather than a well calibrated judgment of her chances in this sexist society. |
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If you disagree, okay, but what better actions could he have taken in this situation?