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[quote=Anonymous]There was a Twitter thread <https://twitter.com/saladinahmed/status/931206629995008002> where the original poster said "male culture tries to make boys/men feel f*cked up for NOT being harassers." I was a little surprised at the number of people, mostly women, who were unaware of this and/or couldn't think of how this tends to play out. The example that comes to mind for me was a time in 8th or 9th grade when my friends called me a pussy for being too afraid to snap girls' bras. Besides that there was the general pervasiveness of being called a loser if you weren't getting girls' phone numbers, hooking up with them, having sex with them, etc. Curious if other guys experienced this when they were growing up and whether women were aware that guys suffered a loss of social status if they weren't sexually aggressive toward women. [/quote]
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