Yes, but she feels good. And isn't that what this is all about. Letting Ms Geeks feel good about herself without actually doing anything.

That's funny Amy. I was trying to think of what a "hissy fit" is from a guy's POV and was drawing a blank.

(Figured maybe it was her BF telling her to stop bitching about something. And of course her bitching topic wasn't the topic she was bitching about.)

The best way to see a guy throw a hissy fit? If you have long, luscious hair, get a pixie haircut. See your BF/SO/Husband weep.

The smug, self-righteous aura of entitlement is breathtaking. The demonstration of privilege is deliciously ironic.

What an ignorant slunt -- a perfect representative for International Miserable Bitch (Feminist) Day.

There is a double standard. It is quite ok if the woman can't do electrical, plumbing, painting, yard work, taxes, bills, legal, pick up heavy stuff, read a map. But they guy has to do all that stuff and change a diaper and cook a fancy meal too. It is easy peasy to have unrealistic expectations that no one can meet.
This even applies to looks. In an interesting study, the investigators had college students rate photos for attractiveness. Men rated on a bell curve, with a few very pretty, a few very ugly, and most girls rated average. And that makes sense. But the girls rated the guys 80% below average. In other words, they had unrealistic ideas of what guys should be. I would bet they do this for incomes also. A recipe for dissatisfaction in life.

I'm afraid this is why generalized comments almost always backfire. Better to name and shame.

The other issue is "she's decided it's Problematic" and "it is actually a problem" are different.

(I say her tweet is problematic, and she's not going to listen to me.

Plainly I'm right because I'm using literally the same argument, which is sheer assertion.

"Calling people out" is a political action, especially these days. It does not grant automatic moral superiority.

People seem to not realize that.)

(I still say people should drive to work in pirates.)

Because, "mansplaining".
First ran into this piece of cant a few years ago. Seems to be some sort of "I win" magic reset button for radical fems.

Why?

It's the only way they get to engage in mothering behavior

Of course, "mansplaining" has been defined as one of two things: 1. A man patronizingly telling a woman he knows better than she does just because he's a man; or 2.Stating an empirically verifiable fact some woman doesn't like.

In this case my guess is that she is just complaining because when she calls out some man for what she sees as problematic behavior, the man doesn't necessarily agree that it is.

"Call you out for problematic behavior"? That sounds suspiciously like "giving unsolicited advice."

Unless the woman is their supervisor/employer or mother, she is not obligated to "call out" anyone for their supposedly problematic behavior.

She has two options when it comes to someone else's problematic behavior (barring the two exceptions I mentioned above). 1) She can either learn to live with it, or 2) she may disassociate herself from that person whose behavior is so problematic.

But, no, she does not get to go around fixing people. Distressing as that must be for someone like her.

By the way, mansplaining is when a woman asks a man to explain something to her, then is embarrassed by needing him to do so.

I always assume this sort of tweet is virtue signaling at its most obvious. It's sad really. She probably got a few virtual high fives from her fellow SJW's out of the tweet and that's about it.

You want to go to men and "call them out"?

Let's be clear. When men would call each other out, they called each other out into the street to KILL EACH OTHER. They would have a sword fight or a gunfight. The man doing the calling out didn't get to scold the called out without repercussion.

Stop appropriating my gender's language.

MATRONizing?

That broad needs a man.

Dear women: stop defining normal male behavior as "problematic" and throwing hissy fits when men don't fall down and worship at the altar of modern PC feminism.

By the way, mansplaining is when a woman asks a man to explain something to her, then is embarrassed by needing him to do so.

With all due deference, women's core competence isn't knowing how stuff works.

In any realm involving the tiniest bit of systemic reasoning, or mechanical intuition, women are scarcely any better than infants.

Harsh, I know. But gather 1,000 women and ask them how the internal combustion engine works. I'll lay even odds you won't get a dozen coherent, correct, answers.

All the women I've ever known would say the engines have three parts: key, gas pedal, and credit card. Although having a male significant other makes the latter optional.