-
Content count
2,639 -
Joined
-
Last visited
Everything posted by Lila9
-
Ah, it is just Leo and his casual hallucinatory arguments with imaginary people on the forum. Very non-schizophrenic of him.
-
Cats are really beautiful. It's not surprising that they were worshipped in ancient Egypt. I actually see the magic in animals. I am hypnotized by them. I love to stare even at bugs, like roaches. One part of me is disgusted, and the other is fascinated by their anatomy, beauty, and the energy and presence of their consciousness. When I read the book The Metamorphosis by Franz Kafka, it expanded my perspective on bugs.
-
So we are all schizophrenic then. Are all hallucinations equal? I don't think so.
-
I think that this guy has a nice integration of stage Yellow. He has money and is spending it on helping people, children, and animals, especially in poor parts of Russia. I can see a good integration of blue, orange, and green in the way he thinks and talks about the systems in Russia.
-
Euphoria, especially season 3. There are so many stage red behaviours (drug addiction and dealing, prostitution, crime, etc.) and examples there. There is also some stage orange and slightly green and blue, but it is mainly red. This is a good show, love it.
-
Dude, this is disgusting. Why to put yourself and others in such risk? Work on your self-esteem and the reason you want to sleep with 100 women to begin with. What are you trying to prove, and to whom?
-
Lila9 replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Yes, they are full of shit to be honest. -
Lila9 replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Physical reality does have asymmetries and inequalities. The question is, are they natural or artificial? Example of a natural one: women give birth, men can't, but they have more muscle. Example of a non-natural one: women are systematically deprived of the same rights men have, such as voting, divorcing, owning property, freedom, and power. Can you differentiate between the natural and the artificial ones? Why are there divorce laws to begin with? Because of feminists advocacy. Not because the patriarchal system one day decided to be kind. Men work in more physical jobs because of their muscle power; this is an example of natural asymmetry. Take into account that men are also paid better for their risky jobs. Even if not, this is not because of women, but because of other men who exploit the muscle power of their fellow men for profit. Women take risks to their bodies, lives, and safety by marrying men, living with men, and having children. Women are more likely to get hurt by men who are close to them and living with them in the same house. This is a real issue that feminists address. No, I don't frame every act by a man as misogyny. Just because I address the systemic oppression of women does not mean that it is an attack on individual men. The truth is that rape and femicide exist, due to systematic misogeny, no matter how you frame it. Many of you want to justify this as some natural reality that we have nothing to do with, like "boys will be boys," but this is not the case. A big part of it, and perhaps even most of it, is due to a systemic issue, and if you are not sincere and do not address it, you are part of the problem. You are protecting a dysfunctional and toxic society. In a less hierarchical and patriarchal society, one that is more egalitarian and in which women hold equal power, there is significantly less to non, rape, femicide, and other forms of misogyny-based harm against women. No, I was talking about the relationship between men and women, not about everything that men do simply because they exist. Do you know what benevolent misogyny is? It is the belief that women are inherently weak and irrational and need men's guidance and protection, expressed through doing tasks for them because they are supposedly too weak or incapable themselves, which justifies dominance and control. It can also involve putting women on a pedestal, idealizing and praising them if they conform to patriarchal expectations, but demonizing them as soon as they do not, the love-hate cycle, the Madonna-whore complex. Those behaviors may look positive on the surface, but they derive from the same misogynistic root. Not every single man exhibit those behaviours of misogeny or benelovent misogeny. But they are very common ways in which men treat and relate to women. BTW, I know that it is very nice to talk to me, but I already covered this in my other convo with you. Please spare me the repetitive arguments. -
Same here. Your takes are very refreshing too.
-
Lila9 replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
I already covered it here: -
Lila9 replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Women are expected to prevent male violence, survive male violence, report male violence, prove male violence, and recover from male violence silently. So much invisible struggle. -
Lila9 replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Open doors and paying on dates is a nice gesture, but this is not enough for a gender that does most of the labor in the world and is paid half of what it deserves. In patriarchy, there are often two options: either benevolent misogyny or standard misogyny. Of course, women would prefer the benevolent one because it appears softer, as it masks itself as kindness. But this is still misogyny not real love, kindness, appreciation, or respect. Women are socialized to expect so little from men, and the bar is set very low. Men working more helps usually themselves, gives them more opportunities to focus on their careers, self actualize, have more power in society, more dating opportunities and have more money, while women being at home raising the children of both of them are not paid for it, do not accumulate wealth in this time, do not progress in their careers, and are exposed to being financially vulnerable and dependent on men. The stakes are too high for a woman. Being a woman in a patriarchal system is the biggest risk, but without all the glory and money men receive. Please go through the resources shared in this thread, if you really want to learn and open minded. I am tired from going in circles an replying to the same arguments over and over again. -
Lila9 replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
This is too dramatic. You are the first one who started with those childish tantrums because I didn't validate your bias as you expected. -
Lila9 replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Nah, you don't support feminism. You’re just an incel and a misogynist. If you supported feminism, you wouldn't talk to a woman like that. -
Lila9 replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
How does chivalry help women? This is benevolent misogyny. If you want to help women, stop expecting invisible labor, stop raping and making women feel unsafe, stop watching porn, stop supporting this industry, stop protecting predatory men, stop bullying feminists. Exploitation of women is part of patriarchy. Because this is obvious, if you live on earth for a while. -
Lila9 replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Yes dude, as if my real-life experience as a woman of sexual assaults, rape, direct misogyny, and systemic oppression are some irrational woo-woo things that I imagined. Don't gaslight me. You are an hypocrite, because you previously stated that you support feminism. Probably virtue signaling from your side to appear more conscious than you are. Typical "nice guy". Do some real work on your misogeny rather than covering it up. . -
Lila9 replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Most billionaires and people in power are men because of patriarchy. They are the ones responsible for the crisis. Why are you protecting them? Are you afraid of them? Are you loyal to them because of some bro code while blaming women for exposing shitty and abusive behavior of men towards both men and women? If so, congrats, you are brainwashed by patriarchy. Patriarchy persists in your brain. You are such a good and submissive boy. Good job. I’m sure Jeff Bezos appreciates you. -
Lila9 replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
How do male desires for fairness because of testosterone go in line with a patriarchal structure which is inherently hierarchical and unfair? If that were the case, then men would simply act fairly and wouldn’t be oppressive towards women or exploit nature over the last few thousand years. There would also be no poverty or hunger. Saying that this study debunking patriarchal structures as being socially conditioned is simply not accurate. -
Lila9 replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Western/white feminism is just an extension of patriarchy. The 50/50 feminism, the girl-boss feminism, the choice feminism, the feminism that does not question patriarchal expectations of women and beauty standards, that is not real feminism. It is a puppet Patriarchal, capitalistic and distorted version of feminism that is convenient for the system. -
Lila9 replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Patriarchy harms sex. It creates asexual women. How? By slut-shaming and socializing women to repress their sexuality and to be fully attuned to male sexual needs at the expense of their own. Reclaiming women's sexuality is a crucial part of starving patriarchy. -
Lila9 replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Great thread of yours, which I appreciate, as always. -
All those behaviors certainly happen to people who are considered intelligent as well. Intelligent people can still be selfish, biased, and have typical human flaws. Nobody is really immune to ignorance, stupidity, stress, bias, egoism, immaturity, etc. Not to mention that there are multiple types of intelligence, and rare are the people who master all of them. Usually, when a person is highly intelligent in certain things, it comes at the expense of other types of intelligence. There are people whose type of intelligence is to prioritize efficiency and functionality above beauty, while there are people whose type of intelligence is creating beauty. Saying that the first is more intelligent than the second is biased. Nah, there are narcissistic people who are geniuses and would never admit that they are wrong. While there may be some correlation, intelligence doesn't guarantee integrity.
-
-
Lila9 replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
Women were deliberately erased from history. When we talk about great men, philosophers, mystics, scientists, artists and inventors, we often don’t mention the women who worked with them, the women from whom they stole their work, or the women who provided them with the emotional and domestic labor so they could do their own work uninterrupted and to be the "lone wolves". Did you know that Socrates’ teacher, yes, the great Socrates, was a woman? Her name was Aspasia, but she is rarely mentioned, if at all. Additionally, Socrates’ wife is always seen as the “nagging wife,” but she literally was the reason he could freely walk around, interrupt strangers with philosophical inquiries and debates, and dedicate his life entirely to philosophy, because she handled all the survival and the invisible labor of raising their children, providing for them, and sustaining the household. -
Lila9 replied to Rafael Thundercat's topic in Society, Politics, Government, Environment, Current Events
A very good and in depth series about the 4 pillars of patriarchy:
