Here is an interesting article by Katie Roiphe on the subject of #MeToo, which was a social media phenomenon that IMHO bore little relationship to reality.
I think that the men who claim to be women are embittered towards all women for whatever reasons and what is worse is that those men are being enabled by women who consider themselves to be 'progressive'. I agree that a lot of women are now frightened by what is happening and need the likes of Sharron Davies, a former British Olympic swimmer, to speak out which she is doing.
I wouldn't say that COVID has made relationships between the sexes any worse though, if anything the protest movement against lockdowns, vaxx passports etc was one of the first, if not the first, in which women had equal status to men and none of the men involved found that threatening.
As for the 'Unjected' site, an app collecting people's medical status, the word 'entrapment' springs to mind. And as for 'William', you'd have been better off just cutting him off, rather than feeling that you have to explain yourself.
Here is an interesting article by Katie Roiphe on the subject of #MeToo, which was a social media phenomenon that IMHO bore little relationship to reality.
https://harpers.org/archive/2018/03/the-other-whisper-network-2/
I think that the men who claim to be women are embittered towards all women for whatever reasons and what is worse is that those men are being enabled by women who consider themselves to be 'progressive'. I agree that a lot of women are now frightened by what is happening and need the likes of Sharron Davies, a former British Olympic swimmer, to speak out which she is doing.
I wouldn't say that COVID has made relationships between the sexes any worse though, if anything the protest movement against lockdowns, vaxx passports etc was one of the first, if not the first, in which women had equal status to men and none of the men involved found that threatening.
As for the 'Unjected' site, an app collecting people's medical status, the word 'entrapment' springs to mind. And as for 'William', you'd have been better off just cutting him off, rather than feeling that you have to explain yourself.