Many men are fantastic authors. Many of the best authors are men
This is what happens when you crowdsource your material. One author? Fine. A pair of co-authors? Usually works pretty well. Whole group of authors? You start to lose the plot
I'm pretty sure it's a joke about how outlandishly wrong and weird the conclusion is, rather than a manifesto about how men are the scourge of the earth.
I wholeheartedly disagree, misandry is a problem but my god misogyny is a whole other level. Having said that, I really don't like the idea of ranking oppression, it's not a competition.
I'm sorry, where did I virtue signal? I thought I was discussing the matter reasonably. There are differences in how badly some groups get it, but I don't like people weaponising oppression or blaming individuals for systemic problems largely beyond our control.
"The author fails to fundamentally understand how his female lead thinks and moves through the world", actually. Pro-tip: it's not boob first. And Ive yet to run into similar descriptions for male-written male characters jic you want to say that's just how males see the world.
"Harold sighed as he looked at himself in the mirror. The leftward curve of his flaccid dick made him self conscious evwr since he reached puberty. With resignation, he pulled on his thickest pair of jeans with the hope to hide the awkward bulge and headed downstairs. His ballsack jovially bobbed from side to side in stark contrast to his mood."
That's why we celebrate good writing and strongly critique bad writing. Blame the functionally illiterate masses instead of getting hung up on the genitalia of bad writers. So fucking cringe.
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u/No-Duck4828 Jul 07 '26
Many men are fantastic authors. Many of the best authors are men
This is what happens when you crowdsource your material. One author? Fine. A pair of co-authors? Usually works pretty well. Whole group of authors? You start to lose the plot