The Bitter Mind of Bernard

[seabeyond]

5. When men talk in this manner, they do not get it. We try to explain, but they do not want to get it.

Bernard continues his pseudo-intellectual scribbling. After plumbing the depths of his consciousness, he arrives at the-all-too-common shift away from the victim’s issue (sexism) and onto the oppressor.

And Men. Men are in pain too. They are thinking. Wondering. What is it they want from a woman? Are they at fault? Are they perpetuating this man-woman situation? Are they oppressors?

The sheer simplicity of this mind called Bernard is staggering. What thoughts have passed through it to produce such rhetoric? Very little, when it comes to perceiving that males are at the core of sexism. But Bernard goes on, engaging in a conversation which may or may not be imaginary.

The man is bitter.

“You lied to me,” he said. (She did)

“You said that you loved me, that you wanted me, that you needed me. Those are your words.” (They are.)

Bernard opens the door to victimhood, that self-aggrandizing, egocentric trip, and falls into its hole of absurdity.

You hated me – just as you have hated every man in your entire life…

You hated me before you ever saw me, even though I was not your father or your teacher, or your sex friend when you were 13 years old…

And they never again made love together (which they had each liked to do more than anything), or never ever saw each other one more time.

Never EvAH had sex again. Never. Ever. Lol.

Ya... No issues with Feminists here. Like we have not totally heard this forever. Even today> How many times have we argued this with men on DU.