AdVivid9056 Archive

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41	Is Scandinavia's political system the ideal for men's health and well-being? that while women suffer from the patriarchy, men suffer from it as well. They never fail and never miss the chance to say exactly this. But what they never say is, women are perpetrators of that so called patriarchy, too. What about all the mothers raising the children, the female teachers raisinig the children, those women in higher positions in their career, female politicians? Is a man workiing his ass off to provide the family suffer less or the same or is he the bigger perpetrator of patria…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	26/05/25 06:45 AM
12	My "the convenience of not all men " theory is proven in these screenshots. Maybe even simply the amount of men onboard in comparison to women is a not too small factor.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	13/03/25 11:45 AM
19	My "the convenience of not all men " theory is proven in these screenshots. What about the "2x as likely to survive"? How is this stated? I mean did they use sinkings of ships with the exact numbers of women and men on board and did the math? Or did they just took all male and female survivors of all ships that sunk to state that men survive more often? Though I don't know what the methods for this were, this is something that has to be asked, which I find very sad. Cause a lot of statistics and researches are made like this.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	13/03/25 09:09 AM
2	Recognize financial abuse against men Uh this hits hard. It's me and I never thought about it that way. I even thought about me as an idiot because of lying or not telling anything. I thought very little of myself and the question in my mind was always: "why are you such an idiot? What's wrong with you?"	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	02/12/24 08:49 AM
-2	Hope Elon Musk ends DEI You think it is of any interest for me? I'm not giving a sh*t where you are from. I'm not from over there, too. But seeing dudes being whiney hoping for help is just disgusting. This sub is the most reactionist men's sub, I could think of. Men whining and crying like bitches, sitting at home playing stupid videogames instead of doing something. They should go out and fight for their rights, discuss things in debates in public. Bring attention to what is going wrong. Bring up the problems of youn…	/r/MensRights	14/11/24 02:23 PM
1	Hope Elon Musk ends DEI Okay. Done with this sub. What a fucking freakshow this is. I just can say. You gotta live with what you voted for now. Won't be the outcome you all wished for. Good luck!	/r/MensRights	14/11/24 02:10 PM
-2	Hope Elon Musk ends DEI Isn't meritocracy one of the things that DEI should bring? Very precisely even, right? Instead you get a bunch of morons and bollocks in offices that never ever did something that could justify them being in those offices. To think he or any other thumblicker around orange potatohead incl. the diaper-wearere himself would help an "average man" is just as crazy as the whole election of the silly dancer with the tiny hands and his preference of big dicks of other men itself. Getting them into thes…	/r/MensRights	14/11/24 01:36 PM
-4	Hope Elon Musk ends DEI In this case? He can have hope that it gets better for him. Sure. To say he can have hope that "Musk saves him" is just plain - sorry - stupid. I wish 000CuriousBunny000 all the best, really. But I wouldn't even entrust my turd on Musk/Trump/Gaetz or all the other insane idiots who will have the power over so many people at the other side of the atlantic. Seeing what happens over there is like watching a kid play with a molotov cocktail burning and ready to explode. You know it will go wrong but…	/r/MensRights	14/11/24 11:56 AM
-7	Hope Elon Musk ends DEI That he saves you? No. Unless you have at least some millions of $ on your account, he will most likely give a fuck about you. This is what you voted for. Now you have to live with it. The first one who is on his mind is him. And by saying he will reduce bureaucracy he will take care for his own businesses to spread his tentacles and reduce rights for employees, to increase his profits.	/r/MensRights	14/11/24 11:42 AM
11	Democrats are repeating the mistake of 2016 This. Unfortunately this is happening around the globe in western society. Women telling men what a man is or should be. And men not being able to get out of the narrative those politics and society has and tries to keep.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	04/11/24 10:05 AM
0	Trumps appeal to men that the media just doesn't get A thousand chances to blame Democrats and the more leftwing side of politics for their failure of understanding men and men's problems. To state that they have to put back equality into their daily political to do list. But this time also for men. So many chances to make clear that the politcs of so many leftwing politician drive men into the arms of populistic and pragnmatic dogshit politicians. And you put it on Trump. A fucking moron and idiot. That man will never ever do smoething for you be…	/r/MensRights	04/11/24 08:30 AM
89	Men Who Use Sex Toys Are Labeled 'Perverted Creeps,' While Women Are Seen as 'Sexually Liberated' More so: Women's sex toys include eg dildos in shape and form and optic of a horse's privates, dog's, fantasy-shapes such as dragon privates and so on. Different shapes and forms and realistic replicas of all kinds of men's penisses. Those are even designed in a way that they can ejaculate. Rotate, thrust, suck, stimulate vagina and/or clitoris. But a man using a fleshlight is a pervert. That's the way it is and goes.	/r/MensRights	30/10/24 06:38 AM
1	"The future is female." So in Europe, Alice Weidel and Marine Le Pen are the leaders of the far right parties in Germany and France. And both parties seem to get responsibility in the future in each country. In Italy Georgia Meloni is even primeminister of a far right government. So I guess the future is female. But maybe a bit different than most women/men thought it would be... You cannot make this up.	/r/MensRights	16/10/24 10:03 AM
5	Why do so many people on medium hate men? Never thought of it (the thing about the time) like that. But there is surely truth in it. The other part is just what I believe. Mental workload. An example I always give: If visiting a pplayground or simply making a small trip with the children. It's always the mothers wanting take the whole kitchen and children's room with them. It's summer and thoug hthe trip will only last 2 hrs or so, she wants take the winterjacket or 14 diapers and enough to eat to live a whole from it. Of course I don't…	/r/MensRights	20/09/24 10:46 AM
14	Feminists don't care about men The fact that they really believe or want to make themselves and others believe that feminism is also for men and toxic masculinity or more so patriachy is also wrong and bad for men, speaks it all out. To use two so especially gender specific words which are usually strictly for one gender and not the other for something negativ (masculine) and positive (feminine) speaks it all out even more. There is no equality in feminism and when used with the other words like patriachy about anything bad s…	/r/MensRights	06/09/24 05:35 AM
64	When did you realise that, as a man, nobody has cared, cares or will care about you and your well being? And that you will only be used for the resources you can produce and be immediatly thrown away like trash if you yield fewer resources than previously? Very lately when my wife took her mask off and showed her real face when she asked how she could love me if I don't hang the lamp or build the kitchen. Edit: but I have to be honest, my children love, really truly love me.	/r/MensRights	05/09/24 12:35 PM
11	Queens (Females) have waged more wars than Kings (Males) Cannot stress this enough. If you keep in mind that men tend to not report violence against them the real numbers would be so shocking. Strenghtens my opinion that it is about being a shitty person rather than gender.	/r/MensRights	04/09/24 06:14 AM
0	How about men’s right to their own money? Most men hardly pull their weight as husbands and as fathers. Where do you get such things from??? Saying things like this as if those were facts is just wrong. And most fathers and mothers reach an agreement without having to fight for their rights. 51% "Tell me where your most men don fight..." are when over half of parents manage to get a divorce done fine for the children's sake? Where and what is most to you? Think about your words! Most men are confronted with wrong accusations. Most men a…	/r/MensRights	26/07/24 05:37 AM
0	How about men’s right to their own money? Again! Why does a father have to fight for his father's rights?	/r/MensRights	26/07/24 05:18 AM
11	How about men’s right to their own money? I'm at a loss from so many wrongs and faults and bad luck in thinking by just one person. You can't even see the numbers and the statistics. There is literally no room for interpretation. And all you do is just this. Those are facts. Look them all up. Understand the numbers and researches and statistics. Learn to understand them. Please try to open your mind and see them. Few of my friends from school are now lawyers. Female and male. What do you think they are telling me? But of course your exp…	/r/MensRights	24/07/24 01:58 PM
10	How about men’s right to their own money? At least in Germany majority of cheaters in marriage are women. Most abusive relationships or marriages are lesbian marriages. Least abusive relationships are gay couples. Statistics show that children of single fathers are more stable, have more success careerwise as well as in private life than from singel mothers.	/r/MensRights	24/07/24 01:47 PM
7	How about men’s right to their own money? And you just said 40% are from unwed couples From that 40% are only 18% single parents. And from that 18% are 75% women. That pretty much refutes your quote: Not every person who has a child together is married…so that point just doesn’t count. Most men leave their partner once they get pregnant or cheat due to their attraction levels being down. Do you understand this? There isn't no most men leave their partner once they are pregnant. You see 5,4% of fathers as most men! Do you understand what…	/r/MensRights	24/07/24 01:43 PM
18	How about men’s right to their own money? You projectize a lot. You may have had bad experiences with the guy who is your biological father. You completely let out of those men who pay for kids who are not their biological children. You let out the fact that most parents are married. In US. In Europe where I'm from it's nearly the same. Around 40% of children born in unwed couples. 18% are single parents. From these 18% are 75% women. And of the 60% births in marriage are nearly 50% divorced. In 70% of the cases the woman files in for d…	/r/MensRights	24/07/24 01:01 PM
28	How about men’s right to their own money? Look it up. Who files in divorce. Who decides or has the sole right to decide to get the baby or to abort it. Look it up at all the subs like DB and all the oterh ones on here. How many men rather live in misery than to leave the woman just to see the kids every day. What you are saying is blatantly wrong. Of course there will be women and men leaving families. No doubt about it. But to say the majority of (or as you say MOST) men is so wrong!	/r/MensRights	24/07/24 12:28 PM
7	How about men’s right to their own money? From that point I never thought about it. But of course that's effed up.	/r/MensRights	24/07/24 09:15 AM
194	How about men’s right to their own money? It's even worse! You pay for them. But you are not allowed to see them. Raise them. Hug them. Show them your love. What do they learn? That a father ist just as good as much money he pays. Equality is a very different thing!	/r/MensRights	24/07/24 07:01 AM
5	Another double standard that I've noticed on Social media recently Show them statistics, researches and actual true numbers of infidelity of women, abusive behaviours of women, violence by women in relationships, they will downvote you for telling truths or simply showing the numbers. Look at the women only subs. ie for HL. Infidelity gets consoled and understanding comments will follow to those posts. The man who does the same gets downvoted to oblivion. The world right now though seen as open-minded and drifting to equality is so full of double standards. And…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	17/07/24 07:53 AM
3	What are some mens issues that people usually don't know about So true. If you talk about women only places or times or moments. Keep in mind parenting. It's universally thought about giving those mothers time and places just for themselves. What about the fathers? I'm exhausted to the bone of working and providing, also maintaining all of our everyday-life. I also want more time with my children. And I want more free-time. Where is my free-time? Where is my privilege everyone is talking about? Sometimes I find myself thinking about how nice it would be if …	/r/MensRights	04/07/24 08:06 AM
5	Men in their 50s…..if you could what advice would you give to yourself when you just turned 40? Heard it a few days ago by a man in his very late 50s. "If I would look like you, I wouldn't ever get married." Yeah, I'm 41. Too late. I wonder why they didn't tell me earlier...	/r/MensRights	02/05/24 05:40 AM
-5	Sex is overrated I've never, not a single time, been to America and I am happily not planning to go there, not even for a vacation. I have never been so healthy in my entire life. America is way overrated and people should know that. There is a whole world out there waiting to be explored. /s	/r/MensRights	24/04/24 10:41 AM
1	Why are men always treated like we are disposable. Why do you think I wrote "the nurturing love of a mother in the first 3 years..."? Think about it, it's not that hard. What's after those 3 years? Who prepares thsoe kids for the future, for being an adult, with adult decision making? If even we as men are unable to see our role in this society and as fathers, how can we suppose women to know? Of course we can be nurturing and of course women can also prepare them for life. But biologically we cannot breastfeed. We all know the solely positive e…	/r/MensRights	24/04/24 07:45 AM
1	Why are men always treated like we are disposable. Don't interpret, read! Where did I rite it should be like that? We as men who have to fight for their rights should not say anything like women can be displaced. Where should it get us? If we as men who know what it means to suffer from this are open and communicative and empathetic in these discussions we can make the change. It's a biological matter of fact that men are more likely to be disposable than women. Biologically women want to mate with different men to spread genetics. Healthy genet…	/r/MensRights	24/04/24 06:46 AM
0	Why are men always treated like we are disposable. I'm 41 yo. The role of the father was replaced centuries ago. What's the result. This here. Men having to fight for their rights and their place and their mental health. And the result of the results is, men get more and more replacable.	/r/MensRights	24/04/24 05:17 AM
-2	Why are men always treated like we are disposable. No. The nurturing love of mothers in the first 3 years of a child can't ever be displaced. And we as men should not think like it would ever be possible. It's BS. Women are beautiful. So as men. We are just so much different from each other. That is what should be accepted instead of all the gender mainstreaming. Rqual chances for all. But men are men and women are women. That's it.	/r/MensRights	23/04/24 01:17 PM
5	Why are men always treated like we are disposable. Truth is, we are disposable. There is no room for interpretation. We are disposable. How many men does it take to reproduce in a healthy way? Much less than you may think. Just to reproduce without thinking of genetic problems on the long term, one healthy man can easily or let's say the sperm of men is enough to fertilize all women on earth and reproduce earth 70 times. We are disposable. One man goes, another comes. The other way round, it's a bit more complicated.	/r/MensRights	23/04/24 10:58 AM
1	More women may be psychopaths than previously thought, says expert Boddy said one problem was that part of an assessment used to help identify psychopathic traits – known as the Levenson self-report psychopathy scale (LSRP) – was skewed towards men. Hmmm. Is that the same with narcissists, cheating, violence, abuse, harassment and all that, too? Or the other way round when finding how many hours unpaid work a woman makes compared to a man? It's nearly ridiculous how we see researches that show numbers and differneces between genders as nature written rules. Rea…	/r/MensRights	19/04/24 05:58 AM
1	More women may be psychopaths than previously thought, says expert Boddy said one problem was that part of an assessment used to help identify psychopathic traits – known as the Levenson self-report psychopathy scale (LSRP) – was skewed towards men. Hmmm. Is that the same with narcissists, cheating, violence, abuse, harassment and all that, too? Or the other way round when finding how many hours unpaid work a woman makes compared to a man? It's nearly ridiculous how we see researches that show numbers and differneces between genders as nature written rules. Rea…	/r/MensRights	19/04/24 05:58 AM
5	More women may be psychopaths than previously thought, says expert Boddy said one problem was that part of an assessment used to help identify psychopathic traits – known as the Levenson self-report psychopathy scale (LSRP) – was skewed towards men. Hmmm. Is that the same with narcissists, cheating, violence, abuse, harassment and all that, too? Or the other way round when finding how many hours unpaid work a woman makes compared to a man? It's nearly ridiculous how we see researches that show numbers and differneces between genders as nature written rules. Rea…	/r/MensRights	19/04/24 05:58 AM
3	"All men" versus "most women" 2 days ago the radio station I have to listen to at work gossiped about Lizzo. That she wanted to quit. They were baffled at first that she wants to stop music and so on. A day later she announced that she doesn't want to quit music and so on. Not even social media, but she wanted to make aware of online hate, hatred speech and so on. Notice the woman who most likely was harassing her dancers and/or staff. Radio station said she wasn't sentenced and that it is yet just accusations. It is the sam…	/r/MensRights	05/04/24 07:06 AM
0	Gynocracy Takes an L: study claiming prehistoric women always hunted alongside men used flawed data Sorry, it's ridiculous. Look up what you found and look up of what we are talking about here.	/r/MensRights	28/03/24 01:32 PM
0	Gynocracy Takes an L: study claiming prehistoric women always hunted alongside men used flawed data 40.000 years? No!	/r/MensRights	28/03/24 05:55 AM
1	Gynocracy Takes an L: study claiming prehistoric women always hunted alongside men used flawed data A lion standing up. Maybe a mythical creature, maybe a god, maybe a human being with a lion head as part of a ritual. They don't know. But in the same area from around the same time they found also a "Venus". Clearly a woman. No lion head, no other mystical things, but clearly female shapes. What could that mean? That the woman per se is adored, praised, worshipped? So as I believed as described above?	/r/MensRights	27/03/24 11:10 AM
0	Gynocracy Takes an L: study claiming prehistoric women always hunted alongside men used flawed data Many! My favorite ones are Nataraj - Lord of Dance and Pashupati - Lord of Animals (or the celtic version - Horned Man). Of course, there is also Narayana or Purusha - the universal man (literally the universe in the shape of a man). Those are examples of religions in a already well advanced society. I'm (and those researches and studies) talking about times much earlier, Stone Age, when there were only tribes, maybe not even language.	/r/MensRights	27/03/24 08:22 AM
2	Gynocracy Takes an L: study claiming prehistoric women always hunted alongside men used flawed data Would be nicer if this wasn't published by claremont. Sorry to say so. If there are doubts and flaws in the research there must be more institutes that doubt the research. Or why is the world so attracted and sure to know by only one study/research? This would be a reasonable question, isn't it? What I always thought about is: if women were successfull and as equal as men were and were hunters with all their skills and strength and so on, why and how the hell did they become berrypickers? Why we…	/r/MensRights	27/03/24 07:07 AM
1	34m accused of molesting daughter by wife 35f Free yourself. Try to find (with professional help of course) a way to save your company or at least the money of it (to rebuild your very own company). That's what I as an idiot could advice. Don't know. All the best to you!!!	/r/MensRights	12/03/24 01:58 PM
3	It's true: only men pay tax (NZ) Exactly, but women are more likely to breastfeed and take care of the baby (! not child, but especially baby), so they stay at home. In many countries they get even paid for an amount of time from government. It's less than working full-time. But they can also depend on their partner. But why again do we always have to talk about the salary gap? Because this isn't that surprising a find.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	15/02/24 07:31 AM
3	(repost) "If men were the ones pregnant we could get abortions at a vending machine" is dumb If men were the ones pregnant we would be blamed for staying home feeding the kids and being SHM, cause "this is so privileged".	/r/MensRights	09/01/24 08:39 AM
2	Researchers say women were the hunters and providers, not men. So why and how and when and where did that "patriarchy" start then? How were men able to be faster, stronger, harder and better at hunting, fighting, ruling, providing and building entire societies from being the ones equal to women?	/r/MensRights	21/12/23 09:51 AM
2	Where are you politically? So this is an murican thread? It's ridiculous to compare this mentioned political attitudes/stuff to the rest of the whole world.	/r/MensRights	13/12/23 09:08 AM
1	Getting cheated on hurts men at a genetic level - much worse than it does women: Male biology hurts men it's probably unfortunate that, currently, 70% of psychologists in the western world are women. And, they're always offering advice on how to be a better man. Which, inevitably, translates into behaving in ways which will better benefit women. I feel this. And I think the same. But this isn't contrary to my opinion that it's wrong to think of women as bad, stupid or anything that Schopenhauer said and wrote.	/r/MensRights	23/11/23 11:12 AM
5	Getting cheated on hurts men at a genetic level - much worse than it does women: Male biology hurts men Thank you. I'll read it in German. I already know some of his cites. EDIT: I have to admit that the stuff Schopenhauer says about women is pretty biased, harsh, wrong even. I like his cites and thoughts about nature and men. But there is not much we should cite from him about women. This is a men's sub for men's rights. We shouldn't be a sub against women. This would mean we are no better than those we blame.	/r/MensRights	23/11/23 10:13 AM
5	Getting cheated on hurts men at a genetic level - much worse than it does women: Male biology hurts men I cannot open the second link. Can you quickly tell what's in there?	/r/MensRights	23/11/23 09:58 AM
12	Getting cheated on hurts men at a genetic level - much worse than it does women: Male biology hurts men Studies show that men tend to forgive infidelity easier and faster than women. Men tend to admit infidelity easier and faster and more honest than women. In Germany studies and researches show that women even cheat more and more often than men and tend to keep it a secret for much longer if not forever. That's why researchers think that the real numbers might be even way higher than they are in display today. It's not male biology you are describing, it's your very own persona.	/r/MensRights	23/11/23 09:49 AM
1	Is Toxic Femininity Real? Most of these points are examples venomous femininity. Toxic femininity is for sure demanding special treatment, damseling.	/r/MensRights	21/11/23 11:19 AM
1	Meanwhile...in Germany and Switzerland...next to the entrance/exits of shops, and safe from the misogynistic element known as rain.. I don't have much problems with this. It's for safety reasons and when maybe carrying heavy weights of grocery. I find it okay. Even so these spots are not legally bounded. It's just that we all should keep them for women only or women with children. What really bothers me is that those are signs that we are not in a patriachy. That women enjoy more privileges - much more - than men though they don't get tired to claim the opposite.	/r/MensRights	14/11/23 06:37 AM
20	“Men just need to speak about their mental health” Never in my life has talking about my mental health or simply my mental state gave me any positives back. Not the talking about it itself, not the advice I never really get and of course not the ammunition my openness over my state I gave somebody to fire back at me. It always fires back at me somehow. Maybe in self doubts because being so open to somebody. Maybe in some terrible advice I get. Maybe in some real dark offensens from some of my nearest human beings I have. But I guess it's part of…	/r/MensRights	13/11/23 10:25 AM
2	“Men Commit More Violent Crime”—The Fact That Proves The Opposite of What Feminists Claim - XY How many violent crimes are commited because of fate like abuse in childhood years, general violence in childhood, poorness, homelessness, drug-addiction, joblessness, neglection? Those may be some real reasons why some men tend do become violent. But hey blame a gender for it rather than the roots of the problem.	/r/MensRights	10/11/23 09:54 AM
3	Why do people think false accusations are so rare? I didn't even touch her. And to this day I don't know what exactly she called the police for. The police nor she wanted to tell me. But she kept on insisting to the police that she feares me and her children (grown-ups) fear me, too. And then she said that she has fear of her life because of me. That's what broke me a bit. That's what I have in my head to this day. That's what makes me insecure and silent. Everytime I am too loud or too self-confident or too drunken or even just have been angry …	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	10/11/23 07:46 AM
5	Why do people think false accusations are so rare? I was falsely accused once by a woman (not my partner). It wasn't for rape but for violence. Police came and it was crystal clear, I hadn't done anything. Police laughed it off. But she insisted that I would be a threat. Police did nothing. But that woman kept telling made up stuff about me and that I am violent and all that to family, friends, neighbours and further. This was 7 years ago, but still there are times when I meet someone which I haven't seen for longer that I feel very insecure. I …	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	10/11/23 07:13 AM
1	One year field report I eventually became outcome independent and stopped giving a fuck. What if she left me, good I can go out and upgrade. What if she cheated again, good I now have free range to go spin plates. Can I trust her to not do that again no but who cares one door shuts another one opens. PERFECT. More people should read and understand this! This is pure gold in my opinion. Thank you for this post! There is a lot of truth in it.	/r/MarriedRedPill	27/10/23 01:24 PM
17	Sextoys Even more. Sextoys for women are really freaky. Dildos in all shapes; horse or any aother animal shaped penis, tentacles like of an octopus, dragonpenis, those things are even able to spray a cum-like fluid, inflatable, all kinds of material, the biggest and most realistic penis imitated dildos. It's crazy. Then all those vibrators and all that stuff. I'm not shaming any of that to be clear. I love that and I love all the open-minded women out there using those toys. It's just again that double …	/r/MensRights	27/10/23 05:22 AM
19	Did She Miss the Nobel Awards? I really don't know what you are talking about. Really and in all seriousness! I'm from Europe. I'm a craftsman. Building and/or maintaining houses, construction, heavy duty. Long hours per day. Heavy physically very demanding work. Risk to seriously hurt yourself or even die is very high. I myself know of at least 6 guys out of my friends' circle who died at work. Twice the amount were men who didn't do it to retirement because of illness due to work and many men suffering in retirement because…	/r/MensRights	24/10/23 01:00 PM
6	According to this feminist woman, men dont deserve any rights to have children. This sub is full of feminists. Same time a man posted that after vasectomy he doesn't get that feeling of "whoa this is good" when having sex anymore. It's so worse that the wife even has to say he should hurry up and cum. So he has to force himself to cum. Women were bragging and bitching that this is neglectable cause all the other methods for birthcontrol that women have to take are full of side-effects. And women have to take care of birthcontrol since the men don't do it. And even condoms w…	/r/MensRights	19/10/23 12:28 PM
7	Anyone else fed up the term "women and children" constantly being thrown around on Reddit these days? on reddit? In national news, newspapers, insta, everywhere. People want to explain how cruel a group is by listing their crimes on women, children and elderlies. It's a shame. And I really feel frustrated but don't show. Cause what happens around the world to human beings is so terrible I don't want to make a drama out of my feelings. Wouldn't be reasonabel and not even feel right.	/r/MensRights	12/10/23 09:44 AM
19	Men aren’t allowed to complain "patriarchy"	/r/MensRights	09/10/23 07:49 AM
12	The reaction to Russell Brand by feminist controlled media is a familiar story If he has done anything of what he is accused of, put him into jail. For a long time. But until then, it's disgusting to see what media thinks is okay to do. If the media is controlled by feminists - I don't know. I don't have any proof for that. What I know is, that media jumps quicker on the side of accusators in cases like this. Even without proof. Even without all the typical manners when talking about accusations.	/r/MensRights	20/09/23 01:09 PM
2	The Hermoso-Rubiales saga is like watching an absurdist movie Fully agree. Both were wrong. Nobody should do this. But is it such a tragic event that an honest and public excuse wouldn't have been enough to end that? Aren't we going crazy over so many tiny things that we don't see and understand the big real issues over the drama we - as society - are creating here? In germany all charges against Till Lindemann from Rammstein were dropped yesterday- He was accused of multiple (!) rape, drug-use and use of drugs to make women submissive, to be violent. The …	/r/MensRights	30/08/23 07:58 AM
3	The Hermoso-Rubiales saga is like watching an absurdist movie 25 years ago, which is yesterday to our time traveler, this would have been absurd. It would sound preposterous That's a stupid comparison. 25 years ago nobody would have thought that USA would fall in to Afghanistan and Irak. That Russia would fight its neighbour'S country without any reason but the belief of a russian empire! That people worldwide would suffer for very long time without any guilt because in America bankers were were stupid enough or had the audacity to buy and sell debts on pa…	/r/MensRights	30/08/23 07:43 AM
1	We should normalize spoiling our men. recognize all that he does? This is what brings tears to my eyes. This is what I'm missing. This is what I mean when I say I feel not seen.	/r/MensRights	29/08/23 06:07 AM
-6	Why do married women cheat so much more? she should simply leave if she wasn't happy, BEFORE she cheated, case closed You didn't understand even a single word of what I have written, did you? I am in general very strict about loyalty and honesty, these are my among my top highest values. Those are noble and belong to anybody's highest values. But in cases like mine descibed, it's absolutely and never was about missing loyalty. You didn't understand and probably never will understand that. It's not a problem for me. The problem is tha…	/r/MensRights	25/08/23 08:46 AM
-19	Why do married women cheat so much more? Just one, but my biggest example. My own mother cheated on my father. A terrible husband, as terrible as a father can be. Not really abusive but just all in all not a nice guy. They married at very young age. They never knew how real love can be. How (beautiful) life can be. They thought because of opinions like we all here on reddit everyday that this is the life a good human has to live. Shut the fuck up, suck it up and go on with your life. If it isn't what you wish for snowflake, leave. Very…	/r/MensRights	25/08/23 08:09 AM
-22	Why do married women cheat so much more? I really think that it's not okay to cheat. Though I know first hand dozens of stories that describe some very different scenes and though cheating is not okay I found that there are circumstances where it is at least comprehensible. But I think that there are so many many more and worse things one does in a relationship that shows really horrible characteristics. And that word is the point for me. There are bad charcters out there. Those who cheat are maybe the worst. But there are also so many…	/r/MensRights	25/08/23 07:43 AM
-18	Why do married women cheat so much more? Why?	/r/MensRights	25/08/23 07:27 AM
1	Why do married women cheat so much more? We are on the way. If you ask me. We are going to most restrict and controlling and least free times. And I don't like it.	/r/MensRights	25/08/23 07:26 AM
3	Why is marriage still pushed Disgusting!	/r/MensRights	23/08/23 07:38 AM
1	Why is marriage still pushed I would also like to add that as a man, there is so much that men don't receive true like in olden times. Particularly with sexual purity and keeping their virginity, women were more sexually disciplined in the past. Now, for the most part if she's been pumped and dumped or if she's slept even with one person, I ain't going to give her the ring. seriously WTF??? This is all so stupid and plain bullshit! And with the rest I can mostly fully agree. Especially the part about cheating. It is nearly …	/r/MensRights	23/08/23 07:36 AM
3	Suddenly reddit says being a stay at home spouse isn't a job anymore because it's a man But the other sub with the original post is way too quick, too. That's what is mentioned in this thread!	/r/MensRights	16/08/23 07:08 AM
4	Suddenly reddit says being a stay at home spouse isn't a job anymore because it's a man I don't think this guy is the hero we need or want. Exactly He booked a trip for 2 to Ireland and left without telling his pregnant wife who has been working overtime while he's unemployed. His friend thinks (!) he might have gotten two tickets. We don't know it for sure. But he's doing ALL of the chores. She seems to not be at home. Admits that he could be at interviews. Maybe he has mental problems. OP never loosed a word going into much detail with him and her. We don't know very much about t…	/r/MensRights	16/08/23 07:07 AM
8	Suddenly reddit says being a stay at home spouse isn't a job anymore because it's a man Yes.	/r/MensRights	16/08/23 07:01 AM
-2	Women Cheating on Their Husbands Again I'm not saying anything else. But what is the outcome? To force a partner to stay in a relationship and have sex they don't want to have? Of course I cannot get these thoughts of women who cheat because they feel their partners are boring in my head. I think it's plain stupid and dumb. But what should we do? Their nature is to choose the best partner - the strongest, the fittest, the most intelligent - the best fitting one looking on her DNA and his. That's nature. Their nature. Of course …	/r/MensRights	15/08/23 07:01 PM
-2	Women Cheating on Their Husbands I'm not saying that they don't exist or don't work. For those who are fine with it - Great! I live in a marriage monogamous, too. But I highly doubt that my marriage lasts for very long bacause of missing intimacy. But I once believed in it. A bit more women than men are cheating in relationships. More women than men file in for divorce. All those numbers have something in common. Most of the times the reason for cheating is... - missing intimacy. We can discuss that the reasons we get to know h…	/r/MensRights	15/08/23 01:34 PM
-14	Women Cheating on Their Husbands Then her husband should be (1) fully aware of her intentions and (2) acquiescent. The best thing for her to do in that situation would be to tell him before they start a relationship that she wants it to be open. The second best thing for her to do would be to tell him before they get married. The third would be for her to tell him that she wants an open marriage. If and only if he says it's OK should she seek another partner. Agree. The issue is that these women don't want an open marriage. The…	/r/MensRights	15/08/23 08:59 AM
6	Women Cheating on Their Husbands Thanks. I don't want to talk him out of marriage. I just want to make clear what he has to expect. I don't want to be that idiot that knew it all better but didn't want to talk about.	/r/MensRights	15/08/23 08:03 AM
19	Women Cheating on Their Husbands Women, generally speaking, are unsatisfiable. You always will be short of a dollar most of the time. Take care of yourself first, then see what you can do to help. Don't get sucked in. This is something no man ever imagines will be his life. But it's almost in every LTR or marriage like that. I know only a very few marriages that are different. There is always something that "needs" to be replaced, restaured, rebuild. There is always the wish for a fancy vacation, a new car or anything. You will…	/r/MensRights	15/08/23 07:53 AM
6	Women Cheating on Their Husbands It's biology. True	/r/MensRights	15/08/23 07:44 AM
-5	Women Cheating on Their Husbands The final stage of whore logic. "I can be a better wife to my husband by having some action on the side." While agreeing with most things, this is something I could think of different. Why not enjoy variety? Is that monogamous life really how life is? Haven't people in the past, our own grandparents shown and/or admitted that that may be one thing that saved their marriages throughout very rough times? And I think that it goes for both genders, us men are not very different. What hits very hard …	/r/MensRights	15/08/23 07:43 AM
14	Women Cheating on Their Husbands Women at Stage 1 feel as though something is missing in their lives. They have all the things that they wanted - a home, a family, a great husband - but they feel they should be happier. Over time, many women in this stage begin to lose interest in sex. It is not uncommon for them to spend a great deal of energy trying to avoid physical contact with their husbands because they fear it might lead to a sexual encounter. They frequently complain of physical ailments to avoid having sex and often tr…	/r/MensRights	15/08/23 07:07 AM
3	Carping, nagging, henpecking, honey-do-lists and other cute sounding expressions like them are nothing more than emotional abuse. Don’t fall for it. I'm sorry man. I don't have the health or anxiety issues you have, so saying "I feel you" would be wrong. But I feel with you. That nagging after work or in freetime is something I hate. Sometimes I find myself jumping up from the couch on a sunday or at the evenings when wife thinks something has to be done or when is slamming doors or when I just even notice her walking around because I know she would be nagging and sometimes even scream at me for lying on the couch which happens pretty rarely…	/r/MensRights	11/07/23 07:30 AM
2	"Educate your son" Unfollowed a few insta-accounts because of that nonsense.	/r/MensRights	04/07/23 10:39 AM
2	‘Global gender gap could take 131 years to close’ - WEF So, men are the only gender group that pays more taxes than they receive. And women control or spend 80% of the world's privately held money (to corporations) Do you have some sources for it? That's very interesting cause I always felt like it but never saw anything mention it like you did here.	/r/MensRights	22/06/23 08:18 AM
2	Male privilege examples Nowhere in your given study is mentioned that women solely do those chores. You don't understand that. Given that men if true at all do so less of the chores you see as those, there will be those chores you like to forget or see as infrequently on top. So there won't be an imbalance. And then there are those examples I gave of situations that men naturally don't see as chore but just duty.	/r/MensRights	17/06/23 06:07 AM
3	No home for you. Kevin Costner vowed to have ironclad prenup after being left homeless from first marriage. Well not going too much into detail. But If she gets all including our own houses we paid already before Just got the land we build them on. You will have to pay for those houses twice. Robbing money from the bank and going deep into debt on that account. The ground/land around our already build houses wasn't ours anymore. So we would have to fly with helicopter to our land means we have to buy Land we thought was already clear was our all. My subling's, out step-mom's and mine. Debts of stuff s…	/r/MensRights	16/06/23 10:21 PM
1	Male privilege examples Im referring to the fact that even when the child reaches school age the woman is still usually taking a career hit whether this is by staying home entirely or working less hours. And if she stays home, it's unfair that she does "more of the chores"? Are you mixing two arguments up? Im not saying that being a stay at home parent is inherently bad. Im just pointing out that the more time a person isnt working or advancing their career, the less they get put away and the more financially screwed t…	/r/MensRights	16/06/23 10:10 PM
2	Male privilege examples So chores are just those that YOU assume are chores. That's what I'm talking about. Maintainance doesn't happen infrequently and that's so sad and common to think. Those are burdens, mental workload thinking about and most important you choose to qualify those tasks, chores, duties in more, most and less important. That's a big part of the problem.	/r/MensRights	16/06/23 10:01 PM
1	Male privilege examples and most of the chores tend to fall on them. what are the chores? Who keeps track on who does for how long on what are seen as the chores? An example for that is that men tend to think of some everyday things not to see them as chores but just duties that have to be done (can't find the report or study it stood in). It's like getting a call to drive by the grocery-store after work to pick up some things or to quickly lift the saddle on the kid's bike. Or just quickly clean the filters of the AC,…	/r/MensRights	16/06/23 08:28 AM
2	Male privilege examples To give an example theres no expectation to take a career hit for kids for women there is also no expectation to go back to work after birth immediatly. Even after weeks/months/years it's all up to them to go back to full-time work or just part-time work. All the while men are expected to work fully. Does it put men in a better situation? Or the women? I think not, it's just as it is.	/r/MensRights	16/06/23 08:16 AM
3	Male privilege examples That women hold the higher rates for caregiving is just the natural fact that women are usually around the newborn because of breastfeeding ig. All in all will it lead to the woman having the choice of being a SAHM or to give the child to daycare or anything else. Think of a case where the father decides if the mother stays at home or has to go to work and the child goes to daycare. That would be patriarchy. The women have the decision if the husband/father/man has to work for them, too cause th…	/r/MensRights	16/06/23 08:04 AM
31	No home for you. Kevin Costner vowed to have ironclad prenup after being left homeless from first marriage. Step-mom stole anything from my sibling and me after my father died. Changed the last will, "lost" some documents that proof that my sibling and I would have gotten most of it all but with agreeing that she has no disadvantage and live a life in peace and has no problems with money for the rest of her life! Seems like it wasn't enough for her. She stole anything from us. Betrayed us and our families and left us in debts that we won't be able to pay back in our lifetimes. Not saying that only wom…	/r/MensRights	16/06/23 06:25 AM
11	Man is bad, man is bad, man is bad. What they all forget. whenever something really bad is happening who are the ones to rescue, help and save lifes?	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	06/06/23 06:37 AM
1	Men are not oppressed by women, they are oppressed by institutions. See almost every scandinavian country. New Zealand. Baltics. And many more. The world would be a beautiful place. And I'm saying it as a white male from Germany. It would be beautiful.	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/04/22 10:18 AM
0	Never take dating advice from women They don't have trouble or struggle to date. For sure. But, as a man, many things women (not a certain woman) always say things like that (and not only for dating). Small gifts, do the chores, be confident, dress well, look after yourself, exercise, talk. hugs, kisses, and so on and on... But doing things like picking up flowers for them, open the door, help them put on or off the jacket, show them your love publicly (by kisses, hugs,...) don't do anything. It gets worse until they get angry. Do…	/r/PurplePillDebate	27/04/22 01:31 PM