BlkPillPres
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I have this fan I use because its hot in my house, it worked pretty well, recently I decided that I wanted it to "cool" more so I took the frame off of it (so now its just the blade without the front and back panel encasing). I went to sleep with the fan on its pivot cycle as I usually do, with it at its usual distance from my bed, when I woke up I had the sniffles, my eyes and tongue felt somewhat dried out, felt like I was getting a serious cold, etc.
It made me think about something, in some weird way I saw a connection between that and the relationship dynamics between men and women today, and the effect feminism had on it. Our relationship is a "partnership", that is the "function" of the relationship, but a partnership does not mean equal leverage or power. Feminism is like when I removed the fan encasing, I was trying to increase the effectiveness of one aspect of the fan but it ended up having a collective functional deficit because I did not make changes to suit those modifications, I should have moved the fan further away.
Women, society in general is trying to increase the effectiveness of certain aspects of male and female relationship dynamics, but what they don't get is that can have (and has had) a collective deficit on the functionality of that relationship, hence why men are dropping out of society and going on violent rampages. Society has made certain changes but it hasn't modified its ruleset to be properly adapted to those changes, hence all of the chaos taking place.
You see the fan was working pretty well, it was functional and achieved its tasks, I wanted to make it better in a specific aspect, but I did not even consider the aspects of the fans functionality that require "ineffectiveness" to make it "work". The encasing of the fan also functions as a buffer for the air being pushed, it makes it have a wider and calmer dispersal rate, and without that you bare the brunt of the full force of the air being cooled and pushed against you.
Same with the relationship dynamics between men and women, one could argue that women being the submissive in heterosexual relationships is an "ineffective flaw" of heterosexual relationships, but people fail to realize that some "flaws" are necessary, they misunderstand the function of that system because they aren't properly analyzing all of its aspects and the benefits of them, same as I did not even consider that the frame of the fan lowering the effectiveness of the fans "power" was in someways to my benefit. Women being tasked with submissiveness in relationships is an example "compartmentalized ineffectiveness" that benefits the "collective functionality" of a system.
It made me think about something, in some weird way I saw a connection between that and the relationship dynamics between men and women today, and the effect feminism had on it. Our relationship is a "partnership", that is the "function" of the relationship, but a partnership does not mean equal leverage or power. Feminism is like when I removed the fan encasing, I was trying to increase the effectiveness of one aspect of the fan but it ended up having a collective functional deficit because I did not make changes to suit those modifications, I should have moved the fan further away.
Women, society in general is trying to increase the effectiveness of certain aspects of male and female relationship dynamics, but what they don't get is that can have (and has had) a collective deficit on the functionality of that relationship, hence why men are dropping out of society and going on violent rampages. Society has made certain changes but it hasn't modified its ruleset to be properly adapted to those changes, hence all of the chaos taking place.
You see the fan was working pretty well, it was functional and achieved its tasks, I wanted to make it better in a specific aspect, but I did not even consider the aspects of the fans functionality that require "ineffectiveness" to make it "work". The encasing of the fan also functions as a buffer for the air being pushed, it makes it have a wider and calmer dispersal rate, and without that you bare the brunt of the full force of the air being cooled and pushed against you.
Same with the relationship dynamics between men and women, one could argue that women being the submissive in heterosexual relationships is an "ineffective flaw" of heterosexual relationships, but people fail to realize that some "flaws" are necessary, they misunderstand the function of that system because they aren't properly analyzing all of its aspects and the benefits of them, same as I did not even consider that the frame of the fan lowering the effectiveness of the fans "power" was in someways to my benefit. Women being tasked with submissiveness in relationships is an example "compartmentalized ineffectiveness" that benefits the "collective functionality" of a system.
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