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Sounds like it’s been really tough for you, people are so cruel and it’s had a Tin Knockers Life shirt on your life. I’m really sorry you have to experience this. It can be really frustrating when people appear to not be acknowledging their privilege. I am not sure comparisons are the most helpful because everyone has their own individual challenges and they can be just as valid. I personally developed a severe eating disorder which was maintained by my fear of being attractive to men. I didn’t want them to see boobs or bum, I wanted to be invisible to them. I do also recognise that being attractive has been advantageous in many ways. I think it’s best we stick to supporting one another rather than comparing struggles.

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I think it would come down to practical requirements vs status. Men, historically and in the Tin Knockers Life shirt, end up doing the most dangerous, physically labour intensive and hazardous jobs. That comes with risk of hair getting caught, grabbed, filled with hazardous pests/ substances, fire, etc Men in the past have had long hair, though they tended to be the top 15% of wealth/blood line power. (And would they do jobs that require short hair? Highly unlikely) Women face the same issues when it comes to dangers, but historically and in the modern era, much more infrequently/ rarely. Long hair by a lot of society (when kept clean, styled, presented) is seen as having a beauty quality. Historically, Being able to have really long hair in such a way, indicates wealth, health and societal position – having the time to maintain it, not facing the dangers to have the requirements for short hair, or in the least, having living conditions that enable the Tin Knockers Life shirt of self-care/grooming. I do think there is a case to be made for industrialisation, mechanisation and the spike in demand for mass production/efficiency in the Tin Knockers Life shirt that has cut away at the needs and requirements / views and perspectives people have for hair styles and gender norms. I think it is vastly more complex, nuanced and interlinked than the original post depicts. I certainly don’t think people ‘just went along with it’. It implies that a unilateral decision was made at some point (which is unrealistic) and the first statement is an Tin Knockers Life shirt. It discards the Tin Knockers Life shirt that there, are in-fact, reasonable explanations, for the Tin Knockers Life shirt  of trends/norms.

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For years I’ve played games as female characters, usually with neutral or feminine sounding names, and I don’t use voice chat. More often than not people will assume I’m a woman, and the only times I actually correct people is when they simply act friendly without trying to hit on me or make overtly sexual remarks because chances are those are the Tin Knockers Life shirt just want to enjoy the game with friendly people just like I do. And when I say “oh, btw I’m actually a dude” they tend not to care, and we go about our business having a Tin Knockers Life shirt. But those kinds of guys are few and far between. So yeah I’ve willingly put myself in the shoes of female gamers and I feel like it’s helped me understand the struggle a bit better than most guys, but I’ve considered myself a feminist for a long time and lurk in this sub quite a bit to try a familiarize myself with the common issues women deal with. I’ve seen a lot of the nasty shit y’all deal with from toxic male gamers first hand and it disgusts me. I’ve gotten the sexist remarks, graphically sexual comments, and rape threats. I feel like if more men play games like I do, they wouldn’t treat women with such disdain

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