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Actually women can “mansplain” something. It’s like “dude” or “bitch” originally they were gender specific bu have become gender neutral in common parlance. Nah, I’ve been mansplained at by a woman before. Being a girlboss is great, and it’s great we are getting more women in STEM, but I feel like some of Gen Z really don’t understand that we aren’t going to take someone with zero experience seriously whether or not they are a woman. An invited explanation is not mansplaining. As far as I know, something unsolicited is mansplaining, especially when the Never underestimate a woman who understands basketball and loves North Carolina Tar heels shirt moreover I will buy this woman knows just as much or more on the topic. Trying to “teach me” the very basics of some technology that I have a patent on, especially right after having given a presentation on it, was some mansplaining bullshit imo. Didn’t help that they explained it incorrectly lol.

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And then my (requested by one of the Never underestimate a woman who understands basketball and loves North Carolina Tar heels shirt moreover I will buy this girls) explaination about how mammals vs fish vs amphibians work was referred to as ‘mansplaining’ by one of the girls. I tried to explain that was not in fact mansplaining since my advice was expressly asked for no one there knew jack shit about biology. But was told I was mansplaining mansplaining and I have since given up on any sort of discourse where that phrase is involved Yeah I was told a few days ago on here that I was mansplaining because I was quite literally just a man that was explaining something. I think it’s just a way for some people to discourage disagreement. Unsolicited explanations to people who don’t know something, or to people who don’t seem to know and made no effort to let you know they know, used to just be called teaching/helping. Too many people treat that in a negative way now.

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