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History of Feminism

hlthe2b

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1. I am increasingly finding that more and more men view it as a sign of "weakness"

Reply to YoungDemCA (Original post)

Sun Jun 29, 2014, 01:24 PM

Jun 2014

to apologize when they are in the wrong--at least in the business world. They seem to think they can just adopt a passive aggressive stance and the problem (and those offended/harmed) will just go away.

My anecdotal experience only, of course.

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"Sorry to ask but ... do women apologize more than men?" (CNN) [View all] YoungDemCA Jun 2014 OP

I am increasingly finding that more and more men view it as a sign of "weakness" hlthe2b Jun 2014 #1

It's not just in the business world YoungDemCA Jun 2014 #2

Yes TexasProgresive Jun 2014 #3

No comment. Tuesday Afternoon Jun 2014 #4