Aggravating_Smell387 Archive

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26	'Bachelorette' slammed for pressuring male contestants to strip naked: 'Incredibly inappropriate' Exactly. You see it when they complain about fan service in anime. That’s it’s unrealistic about women having that big of breast. But then they turn around and start drooling and going all over about these “hot daddies”. I have quite literally never heard anyone complain about fan service when it comes to male characters, but anything a slightest bit about female characters would be call fan service. ( I mean, look at harem anime) Edit: the thing about catering to “male gaze” reminds me it’s the…	/r/MensRights	20/06/22 02:02 PM
59	'Bachelorette' slammed for pressuring male contestants to strip naked: 'Incredibly inappropriate' It’s kinda funny they say women are free to dress however they like, however when shows shows women showing “too much” skin they say it’s sexualising the women body. Why don’t they view it as a presentation that women are free to dress as they like without facing judgement for it? They’re the one sexualising it as they’re the one calling it sexualising. Ofc they can be sexualised and it is a thing. But there are differences.	/r/MensRights	20/06/22 01:18 PM
2	I just witnessed first hand the hypocrisy of feminism on reddit “Misandry is a justified response to misogyny—“ and everything else said afterwards basically just justified hate against men because women has it so much worst. “Most feminists are not misandrists” while justifying misandry as a feminist. Basically saying hating men is okay, but also saying “no, we don’t hate men. But hating on them, is okay and there’s nothing wrong with it.” And they say they want equality. …and they say they don’t see men as the lesser human…absolutely disgusting 🤮. I’m not …	/r/MensRights	16/06/22 03:19 PM
9	Toxic Masculinity Why are you so sure you’re the one that knows what toxic masculinity is? Are you a man? Have you ever had your behaviour called as toxic masculinity? If not, why are you telling these men who has probably experienced it, what they’re feeling isn’t right? And what is and isn’t toxic masculinity? Oh yeah, what’s this kind of behaviour called when women faces it? Mansplaining? I guess this is you womansplaining.	/r/MensRights	16/06/22 04:20 AM
15	If you’re talking to a feminist or feminist apologist and they essentially say “it’s okay that men are suffering now because women suffered for hundreds of years”…they just don’t get it. THEY DON’T GET IT. Or the mentality that: “And who created all these problems? Men. Even the problems men faces.” And then doesnt see anything wrong or do anything about the issues men faces, because yk, men created them /s 🙄	/r/MensRights	13/06/22 02:23 PM
3	I’m sick and tired of Women blaming the men in power for the whole “illegal abortions situation”. Do they not realize the part other pro life women play? Oh but don’t you know, women who agrees with these are forced by men. They have their way of thinking because of men. Because yk, men are such danger women are forced to comply with them and their thoughts to protect themselves. /s Legit had an argument with someone who basically said that women are against women because men are so dangerous, it forced women to be against other women to protect themselves from men.	/r/MensRights	12/06/22 07:29 AM
15	Gotta love the sexist double standard on display in the new Thor trailer “Now you’ll understand how WE feel” Yeah basically to make men understand and experience what they’ve feel, therefore there’s nothing wrong with it. In fact there should be more to let men understand! /s As if it’s not about the gender but how the action is dehumanising to all.	/r/MensRights	26/05/22 03:10 AM
11	"A man whose partner used a broken dinner plate to kill him had "stayed silent" about the abuse he faced, according to his friends. The friends set up the Paul Lavelle Foundation, encouraging more men to speak out about their experiences of domestic abuse." Also society: men should speak up more about their experiences and gain more awareness but they don’t because of their toxic masculinity	/r/MensRights	20/05/22 09:57 AM