Dario, I am confused why you are downvoting people today. I am trying to better understand what you are thinking about the topics we are discussing because I like to learn about others’ ideas and beliefs, so I decided to ask for more information so I can better understand your posts.
For example, you downvoted my request for information about evidence for the claim that porn causes impotence. I am not disagreeing or agreeing with the comment that porn causes impotence, just wondering if it is the writer’s opinion or if the writer has research that has shown this, what is the foundation for his statement.
If I claimed caffeine has caused problems for people with sleep disorders, I would happily provide the research to anyone asking me if there was evidence to support my statement so more could learn from the research. That was all I was asking for here, I would like to see the research to learn what it says in detail.
And what Rain has said in her posts elsewhere about masculinity labels agrees a great deal with what you have said in some of your posts. She is encouraging caution in making claims about so called masculine traits, not supporting what the video says. Her husband isn’t getting ads because he likes the video. Sounds more like he would be laughing at it if he bothered to watch it.
Rain’s last post (here: https://www.mormondialogue.org/topic/75188-the-problem-w-ldsmen/?do=findComment&comment=1210141967 ) is supporting changes the Church has made to demonstrate that marriage is an equal partnership and women should not be subservient to men. You downvoted her post even though you condemned the idea in the next post that only men should be the leaders and women followers in a marriage.
Like Rain, I don’t worry about downvotes, but if I am confused by one, I will ask for clarification because I want to understand others’ POV. I am very confused by some of your more recent downvotes and so I am hoping you will share more of your thinking so I can better understand you. I enjoy finding out more about people, especially what they think about.