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Reply to "S/O Are men born less emotional or are they conditioned to act that way?"
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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Conditioning. And I think it starts early. I’ve seen men of all races and social classes tell their crying toddler or preschooler sons to essentially man up. One man on the Metro yelled at his toddler who was seeking a comforting kiss to “stop that f*ggy stuff” and then slammed the child into his seat. I’ve never seen a child shut down emotionally that fast. It was like a light clicked off. He just sat there stunnedand silent until they got off at the next stop.[/quote] Oh wow. That's terrible. [/quote] That guy is a d*ck! [/quote] This kind of interaction with boys was not at all unusual until recently. It’s really only with millennial parents, and even then only in relatively educated circles, that this kind of thing has largely stopped. I remember being slapped until I stopped crying. This would be widely seen as abusive today, but it was not that unusual even back in the 1980s. [/quote]
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