A lot of the argumentation in this post is plausible, but also, like, not very compelling? Mostly the “frictionless” model of sexual/gender norms, and the examples associated: I can see why these situations are plausible (if at least because they’re very present in my local culture) but I wouldn’t be surprised if they are a bunch of social myth either, in which case the whole post is invalidated.
I appreciate the effort though; it’s food for thought even if it doesn’t tell me much about how to update based on the conclusion.
A lot of the argumentation in this post is plausible, but also, like, not very compelling?
Mostly the “frictionless” model of sexual/gender norms, and the examples associated: I can see why these situations are plausible (if at least because they’re very present in my local culture) but I wouldn’t be surprised if they are a bunch of social myth either, in which case the whole post is invalidated.
I appreciate the effort though; it’s food for thought even if it doesn’t tell me much about how to update based on the conclusion.