Thoughts on J.K. Rowling's Worldview

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[logannichols]

JK rolling was in a physically abusive relationship for a good section of her adult life and was in a women's house for a while and then was homeless. So yeah she's had a lot of trauma from a man.

[animetoonshd]

Yea but men who are victims of violence, it’s usually caused by other men?

[jetjet]

"Men are victims more often than women"...by who though? Which group of people are the leading causes of violence for both men AND women? Men. When women talk about their safety, abuse, sexual assault, etc. mostly caused by men, other guys like to point out that "Men get abused too!" Sure, that's a valid point. But more often than not, who are the preparators of that abuse?... Men. And this is statistically true across race, religion, age, class, etc.

[blakedeslauriers]

This guy literally has no point just like most guys.

[Bmywudt]

Let me give you a different perspective. In an industry that’s dominated by women, it’s the opposite where women actually harass men and can still act like victims.

Example is teaching which is primarily dominated by women. Males are harassed regularly by their superiors and are silenced. If they are to speak up, the male can be seen as weak and the women can act like victims.

I’ve experienced this myself. To preserve your reputation just document everything in writing, recordings or videos.

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