preacherwebb
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Sounds like you got it all figured iutNo undue stress, I'm a marriage counselor and passionate about these kind of issues.
There is nothing Freudian about it. It simply perpetuates the issue to say it's just the way it is, or sexist jokes aren't indicative. And fragile masculinity is just another term for insecure, didn't know it was a hotbutton word. The only people who punch down while joking are inherently insecure.
I know that the great DC debate is in full rage, but I finally got around to reading an article about the Tweets from the UK game Saturday night. This one from our favorite KSR dude warms the cockles of my heart.
First off, buddy...yes, screw them all. Outside noise hasn't affected me in some time, nor should WE let it. I know it's hard and frustrating; but...I think we are talking about two different things, but I don't understand how in the hell you missed what we said. It was a hypothetical to start with.
I have a strong feeling, and that is all it is...a feeling...that the dude was FAKING interest in the UT job just to force a raise and promotion out if OSU.
We said THAT doing THAT was dishonest IF he is actually doing it....like what Mike Gundy did to us several times.
If he did that..he never had a honest intention of taking this job, and wasted our time and resources, and embarrassed us, just to pad his own resume and pockets at OSU.
If that isn't what has happened then you are right..he did nothing wrong...but we will probably never know either way.
I sick of being the butt of everyones joke...screw em all.
You literally said what if God wanted him to do it. You going to argue with God?Yeah ... pretty sure I wasn't talking about that ... at all ...
Completely agree on intent, but it can still be harmful. And I'm not claiming all jokes about the opposite sex are inherently wrong, my wife and I joke about men and women all the time. The problem is when you use the generalizations to justify some position, opinion, etc.I work with a lot of women and I make jokes about generalizations towards the fairer sex occasionally. But boy do they crack a lot of jokes about men. And my wife and her friends are always reposting jokes at their husband's expense.
I think jokes can be like urban legends. There's some kernel of truth in there a lot of times. Sometimes a joke is just a joke. It's okay to laugh at ourselves. Malice lies in the intent not the reference.
I completely agree with this sentiment. I'm not trying to solve this on a UT message board and I'm writing while on a playground with my 2 year old.I agree for the most part, but there are plenty of men whose personal experiences with women have been nothing but bad, so there are instances where sexist jokes don't come from insecurity. I would always encourage those people to increase their sample size to see a fuller picture of course, but not all sexist jokes (or jokes that punch downward, like that expression) come from fragile masculinity or insecurity.
But in general, they do, I agree.
You literally said what if God wanted him to do it. You going to argue with God?
The problem with that is any personal conversation with God is by it's very definition anecdotal. What if someone believed God told them to wipe out a whole group of people. You going to argue with God?
Again not ruffling. Just having a thoughtful conversation.
Man.... that Will Friend salary in comparison to just others on our staff. smhI see a few folks talking about overpaying. What is overpaying is in the eye of the beholder I guess. I'm not cheap and I wish we'd quit going cheap. Spend what it takes to get and keep who you want. jmo.
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