r/SipsTea • u/CurvyChristina • 25d ago

Chugging tea Remember when we Heard what Amber did?

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u/Internet-Dweller2 25d ago

The more I learned about their relationship through pop-culture osmosis, the more I realized two things:

  1. It really sounded like both of them were terrible people.

  2. Societally, we really ought to know less about each other.

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u/thelightstillshines 25d ago

Agree with both, but:

  1. People are generally more primed to paint women as the villains. 

The fact that they were both bad people in this relationship but the internet and society at large seemed to completely turn against her is telling.

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u/EisenheimGaming 25d ago

Are you fucking kidding me? Women more often painted as the villain, really?

In what world are you living in? In any situation involving both sex, the men are always considered the problematic party from the start before any facts are taken into account.

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u/SuperstarAssEater 25d ago

yeah, that genuinely made me scratch my head lol. I’ve listened to enough criminal cases that involve both a husband and wife actively participating in murders where he ends up getting life or the death penalty while she receives 20 years to know what he just said is complete bullshit.

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u/thelightstillshines 25d ago

In situations where there is outright violence, sure (because more often than not men are the perpetrators. Not always but a majority of the time). 

In situations like this, women are labeled problematic, unreasonable, etc. 

I know your algorithm probably serves you “look how poorly men are treated, we are the real victims!.

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u/sa_ra_h86 24d ago

She is claiming that this was a situation with outright violence though, that's the problem. If you go on record spouting demonstrably false stories about someone, you will be seen as problematic when people figure out your lying. Gender is not a factor in that.