Dudes do not in fact rock

    • zifnab25 [he/him, any]
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      2 years ago

      Everything is a two-way street; that’s the point of analyzing things in terms of dialectical frameworks.

      Again, a relationship isn't a charitable endeavor. Its an emotional bond. Expecting people to form attachments out of some perceived sense of public equity isn't a thing that works in any practical sense. This is the chud-logic "government assigned girlfriend" tier of thinking.

      They are arguing about whether, or not our society should be structured around the premise that some people are just better than other & should be regarded as such.

      "Better" is doing a lot of heavy lifting, here. Some people are going to be more charismatic than other people thanks to a whole host of material conditions. That said, you can try to address the underlying conditions. But there's nothing you can do to just jam people together in the bureaucratic pursuit of minimizing the loneliness index.

      My goal is to have a society that does not have social classes

      You're going to struggle with that one, as that's a Dunbar's Number problem more than a Capitalist Accumulation problem. In some sense, its the opposite problem, as capitalist accumulation is limitless and accelerating. Social accumulation is highly constrained with every new unit coming at increased expense.

      You self-consciously want to maintain a standard that you know is unfair

      I don't consider people building relationships out of a sense of mutual attraction unfair. I consider it stocastically determined. There's a lot we can do to improve the general quality of life of people, but there is no individualistic panacea for loneliness. Certainly, trying to finger-wag at a random person online and shame them into... what even is the ask here? Pinkie promise to swipe right more often on Tinder? Hook up with more single senior citizens? Do you even have a remedy you're advocating, here?

      Whatever. Nagging randos on the internet is always a winning strategy for whatever social reform you're plugging. Good luck at work. I'm sure your coworkers will be fascinated to hear more of your dating views.

    • BringMeExtra [xe/xem,fae/faer]
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      2 years ago

      My goal is to have a society that does not have social classes; that is, one in which most people have roughly comparable experiences in life.

      in the context of people having different numbers of sexual partners, this sounds like you’re talking about a “state-mandated gf” scenario…

      :visible-disgust:

      Well I mean, there you go. You self-consciously want to maintain a standard that you know is unfair because it’s more convenient for you to do so, and it helps you avoid associating with people that you see as less desirable & inconvenient to you. 👀

      oh my god lmfao shit like this is why you’ve never “danced” dude