Abbie Chatfield

Yeah, babe, that's how the world already works.

Someone else replied saying, and this is great, it's funny because women have demanded that a female chaperone be present during sensitive medical procedures.

How is that any different?

Well, it's different because a man meeting with his co-workers or employees is

is part of running a business and refusing to meet with women 101 will stifle their careers, will make them feel othered and also might stifle the progress of the business.

If you're being selfish, it could make your business not go as well because you aren't creating an environment for freedom of expression or people coming to you with problems or concerns or ideas or, you know, things they want to implement or requests and,

So I feel like sensitive medical procedures are a bit different to a meeting in a corporate office.

Yeah.

I think it's a little bit different.

Someone else said, and I'll leave it at this, every society in history has put serious restrictions on the power and influence of women until now.

We now must live with the result of that failure.

Wow.

Socrates.

Again, so you admit it.

So you admit that we have been oppressed throughout the entirety of history and you think our society now has suddenly changed that and we're living in some matriarchal dystopia, according to them, utopia according to us.

where now society is ruined and we must live with the consequences of allowing women to be free.

These men are so disturbed at the idea of women being in the workplace, having a voice in terms of reporting sexual assault allegations or rape, women having power, having their own money, being able to choose who they will and won't sleep with, who they will and won't marry, who they will and won't date, having freedom of choice and autonomy, bodily autonomy.

And they say,

Well, now that women can report sexual assault, the world's gone mad.

And we should keep oppressing them.