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And now you know why leashes are often used to dominate. Gotta keep em from running
Man it is a messed up world we live in, words don't mean what they mean. Doesn't feminism mean women can live the way they choose to live? Thus a woman choosing to be dominated is feminist. But it's all backwards and has been turned into a women vs. men conflict that just leaves everybody unsatisfied
I agree that he shouldn't have broken up with her, but using your logic, shouldn't masculine mean that he should live the way he wants to and not engage in sexual activities like that?
I believe the guy MEANT to say "feninine" but was too ignorant to know that from "feminist". Perhaps she needs someone more intelligent...
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He means “feminine.” You can’t fix stupid, and you can’t fix effeminate. You can lower your standards and settle for this jerk, or repeal and replace him.
damn, people these days break up over little things, if he really loved you or cared about you he would never break up with you over such a silly reason, youre better off with out him OP, you deserve better than that.
I wonder if he meant to say "feminine", as in you weren't acting girly enough in his eyes, or if he truly meant you weren't enough of a feminist, which, in that case, I habe no idea what he would mean by that.
You simply could've asked him to be more dominant in bed without including the word "masculine." It may have made him feel like he wasn't "man enough" for you. How would you have felt if he asked you to be more feminine in bed?
I'm getting the feeling the complaint was poorly worded too. You can request dominance without implying he's a pussy.
Your boyfriend may like men
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Man it is a messed up world we live in, words don't mean what they mean. Doesn't feminism mean women can live the way they choose to live? Thus a woman choosing to be dominated is feminist. But it's all backwards and has been turned into a women vs. men conflict that just leaves everybody unsatisfied
It's probably a good thing he broke up with you. He doesn't sound man enough for you.