Hi Erin, thank you for all your work for men and women over the years. You are somewhat of a role model of mine.
As a young man in university, I have often found myself heavily outnumbered in my rejection of feminism due to their lack of advocacy of men's rights. Many of the seminars I attend are full of feminists, and I disagree with many of the concepts they share about my subject and the world in general, as I feel they are based around an unfair feminist agenda. I am often the only (vocal) man in the room, and subjects such as genital mutilation and domestic violence are incredibly one-sided arguments.
In your experience, is debate and discussion with these people actually worth my time? I often feel very disheartened when faced with such animosity, and I am really questioning whether anything I say even registers in their minds. Is it worth trying to change their minds? Do you think it will do any good?
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Hi Erin, thank you for all your work for men and women over the years. You are somewhat of a role model of mine.
As a young man in university, I have often found myself heavily outnumbered in my rejection of feminism due to their lack of advocacy of men's rights. Many of the seminars I attend are full of feminists, and I disagree with many of the concepts they share about my subject and the world in general, as I feel they are based around an unfair feminist agenda. I am often the only (vocal) man in the room, and subjects such as genital mutilation and domestic violence are incredibly one-sided arguments. In your experience, is debate and discussion with these people actually worth my time? I often feel very disheartened when faced with such animosity, and I am really questioning whether anything I say even registers in their minds. Is it worth trying to change their minds? Do you think it will do any good?
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