Robyn Pennacchia responds to Mark Zuckerberg's (absurd) claim that corporate America needs more masculine energy — you know, like his energy.

[lawyersgunsnmoney@mstdn.social]

@wdlindsy The guy in that picture has small dick energy.

[paxil@mastodon.social]

@wdlindsy 3rd wealthiest man in the world zero to charities in his home state. These folks show their character every day.

[tammygentzel@awscommunity.social]

@wdlindsy @carrieberry I was once told that I was the most qualified candidate for the job, but I wasn’t going to get it because I wasn’t a man with a family to support. I was a single parent at the time.

[wdlindsy@toad.social]

@TammyGentzel @carrieberry As a gay partnered man, I was told by an employer that I should be happy to accept a salary far less than that of married men who had fewer qualifications and accomplishments than I had — so I fully understand (and am outraged) by what you say here.

[wdlindsy@toad.social]

@Paxil Absolutely right — they show their lack of character daily.

[wdlindsy@toad.social]

@lawyersgunsnmoney Male insecurity is a powerful compelling force, for sure.

[wdlindsy@toad.social]

@KathyLK Very depraved. I agree.

[wdlindsy@toad.social]

@Seanochicago Touché. In his dreams he's a macho man….

[wdlindsy@toad.social]

@jessetmccann I suspect that in his dreams, he'd always be the alpha male no matter where he ended up.

[wdlindsy@toad.social]

@chicating Yes, for sure.

[wdlindsy@toad.social]

@FallsMom Yes, a world of over-compensation going on here, isn't there?

[chicating@mastodon.world]

@wdlindsy Not that the shorts are the real problem. Maybe kind of an emblem, though!

[wdlindsy@toad.social]

@chicating I agree.