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    Can ranting and raving on the Internet be as therapeutic as "primal scream therapy"?

    Can it become addictive? I've always been shy, reserved, reticent to express myself emotionally or even to share opinions in real life and remain so, but I am finding myself not only sliding into the habit of really "going off" online and, even though I regret it terribly afterward, I must...
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    Does anyone else find this form of feminist argumentation infuriating?

    In discussing concepts of masculinity and femininity, this seems to perpetually come up. I'll give an example that is unquestionably biological rather than cultural to illustrate the absurdity of it: Someone says that men tend to be taller than women. A feminist replies, "Oh, so you're saying...
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    Does anyone else find this form of feminist argumentation infuriating?

    In discussing concepts of masculinity and femininity, this seems to perpetually come up. I'll give an example that is unquestionably biological rather than cultural to illustrate the absurdity of it: Someone says that men tend to be taller than women. A feminist replies, "Oh, so you're saying...
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    Does anyone else find this form of feminist argumentation infuriating?

    In discussing concepts of masculinity and femininity, this seems to perpetually come up. I'll give an example that is unquestionably biological rather than cultural to illustrate the absurdity of it: Someone says that men tend to be taller than women. A feminist replies, "Oh, so you're saying...
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    Does anyone else find this form of feminist argumentation infuriating?

    In discussing concepts of masculinity and femininity, this seems to perpetually come up. I'll give an example that is unquestionably biological rather than cultural to illustrate the absurdity of it: Someone says that men tend to be taller than women. A feminist replies, "Oh, so you're saying...
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