🤓 Actually, that isn’t mansplaining by definition. Criticizing something that’s directly perceived can never fall under that definition. “Splaining” requires action taken based on an unjustified assumption of ignorance. If you’re criticizing something that’s obviously apparent, there’s no assuming going on.






Mansplaining requires acting an assumption of ignorance. Acting on an overt display of perceived ignorance (even if the perception is incorrect) can never be mansplaining.