you: >99% of the time, a "cuck" is referring to a man diminishing his female partner as a punchline for other men, but I'm gonna call attention to the remaining <1% of men using it for whatever the hell other reason. As a man in an already overwhelmingly-male profession, I would rather double down on making women in my industry feel unwelcome because I hate introspection
I disagree that its inherently misogynistic (women can be into this type of interaction as well, its not like its non-consensual) but its certainly a joke that would be tasteless to make in public to a mixed group. Its a crass sexual thing that mostly terminally online dorks would get, because of cuck chair memes etc.
Making this joke in a work setting, I agree, would label you as a specific type of internet-dwelling creep. I have worked with these types before. Greasy guy with a disgusting ponytail with a ahegao pfp is just making funny observations! dont be such a prude!
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u/mangolover 1d ago edited 23h ago
In an industry that is already majority male, it would be great if men didn’t happily lean into the misogyny
Keep the downvotes coming, it just proves my point. If you choose to blindly downvote me, you can no longer call yourself an unproblematic man 🤷