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CMV: It isn’t men’s responsibility to not talk over women. Women need to learn to hold their own more in conversations and debate and not be afraid to talk over men.

The “me too” trend going around on social media has made a lot of women start to post things men should do to help. One of the common issues seems to be that men talk over women.

I’ve seen it, and I think a lot of people have too. At work, in family and relationships, in classes, in conversation, men often talk over females, which is obviously frustrating and doesn’t create an environment where it’s easy for women to make a point. But the idea that men need to hold back from doing this type of thing seems ridiculous.

If women don’t want men to talk over them, talk over the men. Don’t back down when a guy starts talking over you. But asking for some sort of self-enforced vocal affirmative action is wrong.

Men talk over each other all the time. Why should women get an a special exception? 

Talking over people can be an effective thing to do. Why don’t women do it too? I don’t know. Some do. But it’s wrong to put that burden on men, when the solution is for women to just be louder add more confident in debate, argument, and conversation.
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It should be everyone's responsibility to not talk over anyone. In a conversation, if you want to be the *best person you can be*, you should be aware of the other people in the conversation, and making sure that their voices also have a chance to be heard.

Saying "men shouldn't talk over women" is saying that men paying attention to women in a conversation is a common area that that is currently failing, and so it's a place that we have a lot of room to improve.