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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]There's a hilarious facebook group called something like "single mom is not a coupon code." People post screen grabs of all the women who are asking for a business referral or wanting to buy used stuff on marketplace, always throwing out the fact that they "need help" because they're a single mom. So in other words, because you were a ho when single, or because you did a crap job choosing a mate and your marriage failed, the rest of us somehow owe you a discount.[/quote] Nice. So we are just going full misogyny.[/quote] Yes, that’s right. Any criticism of any woman anywhere for anything is misogyny.[/quote] Calling single moms ho's and saying they are the sole reason a marriage failed is....yes....misogyny. [/quote] No it's not. A person's history of failures says a lot about who they are. Some people seriously just have bad luck. Other people make bad choices. Totally apples and oranges. I once came across a "solos" single adult support group and it was advertised as supporting people who had been "widowed or divorced". I didn't really like the idea of lumping widows in with divorcees. I consider that to be very insulting to widows. Life's losers often throw around the word "judgmental" and hide behind it as a shield to all critiques. True, it's not appropriate to judge in a way that says "I'm inherently a better person than you", but it is appropriate and important to go through life using discernment. Picture it like a Venn diagram. Not all people in a bad situation (work, home, financial, etc.) are self-destructive duds. HOWEVER, all self-destructive duds like to hide behind the shield of moral relativism to make themselves out to be the victim rather than the root cause of their failures. [/quote]
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