mystery wrote: ↑July 21st, 2021, 2:39 am
In this case, the woman is the third-party component and we must know what
input she needs to get
the output we want. If the man can learn that then the issue is solved.
Pattern-chaser wrote: ↑July 21st, 2021, 9:06 am
This sentiment is seriously flawed. It says that, if a man can arrange things so that his misogynistic hatred of women is not provoked, he can pretend it doesn't exist. Feminists talk (disapprovingly) of the objectification of women, and it looks like that's what you're doing here. You consider and describe only the man's point of view, and how a man might "get the output we want". A woman's company (and maybe more than that) is not an "output" to be obtained. She is not there to be manipulated or coerced. She is not a
thing to be f**ked. Those are the values of the century-before-last.
The man does not need to learn how to disguise his deformity while manipulating a woman into doing what he wants. He needs to address his deformity directly, not try to hide it. He needs to rid himself of the misogyny, which is the 'problem' to be 'solved'. The misogynist does not need relationship advice; he is far away from being able to take advantage of that.
First, he must learn to behave (socially) as other men do. Only then is he fit to be in the company of women. For as long as he remains a misogynist, he must be kept away from women, in the same way, and for the same reasons, as paedophiles are kept away from children. Modern thinking is that we consider the victims first, before anything or anyone else, and this thinking fits here like a glove.
mystery wrote: ↑July 21st, 2021, 9:09 pm
I in no place have suggested
manipulation as a solution, I am very much against that.
Yes, you say that, but I'm not sure it's the case. Consider:
Psychology Dictionary wrote:MANIPULATION - The conscious and deliberate misleading of an individual by another individual either directly or indirectly in order to achieve a final aim.
Our discussion here is very much centred on psychology, so this is the meaning we are considering.
mystery wrote: ↑July 21st, 2021, 9:09 pm
It really is as simple as giving good
input to get desired
output.
I.e. your advice to the man who is a misogynist is to learn how to say and do whatever it takes to persuade the woman to accept sex. This sentiment is manipulative. You seek to teach the man to manipulate the woman into sex, i.e. he gets the
output "we want". This is
deceptive and manipulative.
It is a
very unusual woman who would agree to sex with a man who nurtures and abiding hatred for women. Thus your advice to the man, in this specific instance, is not to tell her he's a misogynist, otherwise he won't get the
output "we want". This is
deceptive and manipulative.
You also seek to disguise the man's misogyny by teaching him how to get the "
the output we want", so that he will not be rejected, and so will not be '
provoked' into revealing his misogyny by expressing - practically and violently - his hatred for the woman he aims to have sex with. This is
deceptive and manipulative.
And so on. Your advice is
manipulative, I think, despite your claim to the contrary.