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2	so called male privilege Folks with a toxic mindset, particularly those with a narcissistic personality will use tools like gaslighting, deflecting blame, invalidation, manipulative flattery, and assuming the role of the victim to avoid accountability. Male Privilege is just another nebulous term from these toxic folk to invalidate man’s achievements and deflect blame away from those who cannot, and in some cases should not, compete. Historically, did men have “privilege”? Potentially yes, however that privilege also ca…	/r/MensRights	04/01/25 08:52 AM
29	I can't take this anymore I’m sorry you’re going through some stuff, and you’re right, some people do indeed appear to have some things easier. That’s a fact of life. Sometimes good people get done over by truly horrible people. The thing is, they’re still good people, just with more experience than before. When life gives us a flat tyre we don’t stand there cussing out the other drivers because their journey looks so much easier and less impeded. We step up and change the tyre. If we don’t know how we look it up, call s…	/r/MensRights	03/01/25 07:31 PM
118	I can't take this anymore Go for a walk and then come back and make peace with your Dad. If you have stuff you want to talk about, speak to a professional, friend or family member who can help. If you don’t fancy that call the number of a free support service who will listen.(not sure which country you are in to provide one). Whatever is going on right now is temporary, and it will pass. You have your Dad who truly cares about you. Ask him to listen, not interrupt, and not offer solutions right away (men are good at that…	/r/MensRights	03/01/25 04:15 PM
8	Absurd arguments/logic from this article against mandatory paternity testing at birth. It’s a controversial issue, especially if you’ve unknowingly raised children for over a decade only to find they’re not biologically yours. Some women cannot easily understand that betrayal, because they will always be the biological mother of the child. If they continue to be gifted the upper hand by society and the legal system while behaving so abhorrently then I would be in favour of DNA testing being confirmed before any names go on the birth certificate. This is the best for all involved, …	/r/MensRights	31/12/24 12:29 PM
8	Absurd arguments/logic from this article against mandatory paternity testing at birth. Until the law changes to make sure Fathers are represented fairly and squarely women will always have the upper hand when it comes to getting pregnant and the future of the child. I don’t believe (yet) it’s right to make things as sterile and transactional, by enforcing a DNA test. However, that said, so many women are promiscuous and willing to commit parental fraud with zero accountability or repercussions, things cannot continue the way they are. Either they change or the system changes. Mora…	/r/MensRights	31/12/24 10:31 AM
14	Why do some men on internet do this ,but much less women do this? A man without his emotions in check will think with his little head when confronted by pretty girl. That aside, it is a very real problem with men giving too much of their valuable attention to things that will never offer any tangible reward. The constant exposure to things that make them stupid will leave them not only feeling undervalued, but realising too late in life it was their job to make themselves valuable, and their job to find self worth. If they read a book instead of social media. …	/r/MensRights	31/12/24 10:12 AM
6	"You just couldn't find a woman in your own country/you wanted a slave from the third world/you're taking advantage of those poorly educated girls" - How would you respond to this? —————————— “That’s a very sexist statement to make against women and you should know better. Taking the stance that you are somehow superior just because of the country you live in is very entitled and tantamount to racism. Stop being weird.” —————————— Some people are assets in your life, some liabilities. If you’re not finding any gold in the river you are panning, then try elsewhere. It’s a global marketplace after all. Always do your due diligence, wherever you are in the world.	/r/MensRights	31/12/24 09:31 AM
13	What challenges do men face that often go unnoticed? Women want equal pay without doing an equal amount of work. Men literally subsidise the corporate world by way of DEI policies that will in turn put them out of work. The rampant misandry in the media and online that continually goes unchecked, and is often promoted by other women. You don’t fix sexism with more sexism. The take over of the academic institutions by women teachers who offer no positive role models to young boys, resulting in poor academic outcomes as the curriculum and delivery m…	/r/MensRights	31/12/24 12:59 AM
13	If Women's Rights is Feminism, what is Men's Rights? Women’s Rights and Feminism mean different things to me. Feminism in the 21st century is a toxic, misandrist ideology that is no longer fit for purpose, even for the girls and women it pretends to represent by weaponising pseudoscience. Feminism no longer wants equality for the benefit of women. It wants superiority at the expense of men. As for the question itself, I imagine it would be “Masculinism”, and a man would be a Masculinist.	/r/MensRights	30/12/24 03:56 PM