Originally posted by Dulcie
I don't know if you understand the concept of psychology.
lol, why don't you give me the once over 😉
Originally posted by Dulcie
A theory supported by evidence is a fact.
actually, you are a little off.
facts are empirical findings, like the average recorded land speed of a cheetah or the rate at which sperical objects fall to the earth due to gravity
a theory integrates known facts into a coherent explanation. So, the fact that human and chimp DNA is over 98% identical, and the fact that humans and chimps are so anatomically alike are used for the theory that humans and chimps have a recent common ancestor.
Originally posted by Dulcie
This theory is mine, I made up, you can see.
this we agree on
Originally posted by Dulcie
It means that I gave something some thought, not that I heard it somewhere and I repeat it.
well, considering psychology is a science, one needs empirical evidence for their theories.
What you have described is a feminist narrative, not a psychological theory.
Originally posted by Dulcie
I didn't mean balls-cutting as self-mutilation. Because you wouldn't have a say in deciding it. It's just a far, far comparison to abortion because I just can't think up anything that's closer to abortion for a man. My reproductive right is having a baby or not. What's yours? I couldn't think of anything else, only testicle removing which I now see has been stupid. I'm sorry. Really, that was bad.
cool, and I don't think anyone thinks there is an easy comparison to be made here. A man losing his child is comparable, but they ultimately aren't the ones going through with the operation
Originally posted by Dulcie
You know why a woman can kiss another woman? Because men like it. They like to watch it. But men don't like watching gay men make out. That's why I can't see how you can interpret that as a plus for women.
yes, but women can make out with each other and still maintain a heterosexual lifestyle. that is the difference. they have liberation in their sexuality. the concept of male sexuality is very rigid.
you are describing the ever present gap in social and economic power men have.
were women in power like that, and everything remained the same, men who made out with each other for their pleasure would not be able to maintain a heterosexual lifestyle.
Originally posted by Dulcie
Oh, and also, men only like to see HOT women kiss. The ones that are probably only "lesbians" for attention. And what would a guy get for kissing another guy? Kicking the s*** out of him.
yes, but again, you are missing the whole point of it being a woman's choice which is acceptable to society.
its about how the social concept of female sexuality is very fluid and individual, whereas men have extremely strong sexual stereotypes.
what I'm saying is that the sexual revolution was one sided