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Ricki Farn Allemagne Local time: 15:43 anglais vers allemand
Momsplaining
Apr 5, 2017
My mother does it all the time, too.
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EvaVer (X) Local time: 15:43 tchèque vers français + ...
Mine used to, too,
Apr 5, 2017
but typically men do that. My husband has very little education, but he will pick up something he heard somewhere (even if it's complete nonsense) and hammer it to me.
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Mario Chavez (X) Local time: 09:43 anglais vers espagnol + ...
Momsplaining
Apr 5, 2017
Ricki Farn wrote:
My mother does it all the time, too.
Hahahahah, Ricki! You win the Internet today!
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Mario Chavez (X) Local time: 09:43 anglais vers espagnol + ...
Typically? 😏
Apr 5, 2017
EvaVer wrote:
but typically men do that. My husband has very little education, but he will pick up something he heard somewhere (even if it's complete nonsense) and hammer it to me.
This reminds me the “People are…” statements I hear or read, simple generalizations about the other we don't like but which reflect a truth about ourselves.
For example, if I'm driving down the road and someone gets in front of me without signaling, I would tend to say “[some] people don't know how to change lanes!” all huffy and puffy. In reality, I sometimes do the same thing. Amazing!
Same with this feel-good, it's-someone-else's-fault neologism, mansplaining, to project our frustrations onto the opposite gender (or sex) when we (some women, not all) feel talked down, interrupted, condescended or otherwise rolled over by some unfounded, silly or unsupported explanation or jabbering.
😇 🤓
Full disclosure: I'm a man, so you could say I'm “mansplaining” my point. 😅
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Serena Basili Belgique Local time: 15:43 anglais vers italien + ...
"Momsplaining"...that's hilarious!!
Apr 5, 2017
If one pays more attention, "mansPLAINing" actually means "man being so plain (insignificant) that needs to validate his unsolicited opinion shutting up a woman more competent than him".
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