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| 1 | Is this study real or just inaccurate? Women call out “medical gaslighting”?As someone who has actually dated several women, is currently dating a woman, and who has sisters and a mother, I can assure you this is absolutely real. The stories I hear from them are terrifying. I once went with my gf to see her doctor and gave her a dressing down about how badly she was dismissing my gf's issues and concerns. After that she started actually listening and trying to work with my gf to deal with her issues. Fucking infuriating. I've never participated in this reddit before, bu… | /r/MensRights | 19/04/23 09:03 PM |
| 56 | What's the worst accusation a woman made against you and how did it effect your life?I can't get anyone in the world to care This is one of the hardest aspects. When we have been abused, even if some people recognize it and say "yes, that happened and isn't right," the end result is the shrugging of shoulders. No one seems to care enough to work on preventing others from being abused in the same way. But I feel you, man. I'm right in that pain with you. | /r/MensRights | 17/04/23 11:18 PM |
| 1 | Help - Divorce and Marijuana UseCaution, I sort of went this route - once you tell the court you are an 'addict', there is no ifs ands or buts about it, they will ALWAYS see you as *AN ADDDIIICCCTT* and could possibly order monthly drug tests for years. Later on when you're fed up and tell the court it's unreasonable, they'll just see an addict trying to get high. I would actually taking a hard stance that you don't have any problem, no problems with the law or work, no history of instability, etc. From experience, like the ju… | /r/Divorce_Men | 17/04/23 11:03 PM |
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