Ambitious_South_2825 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
-5	Why do women constantly speak negatively about men, treating them as if they were inferior beings to animals? There isn't we are one of the least genetically diverse species out there. We don't even have much in the way of sexual dimorphism. I read stupid sh*t about the sexes, or racism and other stupidity and it's like you are so genetically similar it isn't even funny.	/r/MensRights	07/02/26 10:26 PM
-12	Why do women constantly speak negatively about men, treating them as if they were inferior beings to animals? I guess, why do you care? It's another myopic tribalist perception where the mindless sort themselves into groups and then mindlessly assert their group is superior to the other group without considering you are quite literally the same species or part of a larger system. Who cares. People that affix themselves to group belongings have already expressed to the greater collective their own intellectual limitations. Unless they're listing particular factual qualities verified by science then their…	/r/MensRights	07/02/26 10:20 PM
6	Is it even possible for a woman to love a man for "who" he is? Sure - my longest term ex absolutely loved me just for 'who I was' and my intellect was obviously a factor. But, she herself, was an intellectual outlier. So, can -all- women love a man for who he is versus what he provides.... no. There are biological elements that drive our behavior- but intelligence itself can create an awareness beyond our base drivers in my view. So, your question, to me, is nuanced. Yes, the vast majority of the population are acting on their base drivers with limited comp…	/r/MensRights	26/01/26 08:33 PM
17	Is it true that women dont mean all men. Probably, men below this point don't exist to many women. Men above this point are idolized and men below this point are only deemed 'useful' for their utility and not actually 'lusted' over. Men over this point are also viewed negatively when it is recognized they're off the table.	/r/MensRights	21/12/25 10:17 PM
1	Stereotypes and mental health Ha, I've gotten both of those so much in my younger days - that and 'pretty boy' (assuming feminine qualities). It never was the flex the insecure little man saying it to me thought it was. I actually always felt a gay man telling me I was hot was actually flattering. Women telling me I was hot was just another day. So, I couldn't care less about being perceived as 'not manly'. I've actually made the argument to other men that it was obvious they just had anxiety and the only emotional they were…	/r/MensRights	20/12/25 10:24 PM
1	Teachers to be trained to spot early signs of misogyny in boys Ah yes, but does this include deducing and understanding of why the 'boy' may feel the way they including the bullying and affirming behaviors of their peers (both male and female alike) and the potentiality of the stimuli of their home life or is it simply the myopic viewpoint of reprimanding behaviors that are narrowly viewed as 'misogynistic" based on guidelines established by people that have the function intelligence of a particularly clever gerbil?	/r/MensRights	18/12/25 12:40 AM
47	This woman CAN'T HANDLE being held accountable: COURT update in the vira... She absolutely belongs in prison. Not only did she film an unconscious victim she maliciously tried to paint that victim as the perpetrator and did so for her social benefit. She obviously has no remorse and cares only about the realization that her actions may have consequences and would not act in any reserved manner if she wasn't receiving accountability for her malicious actions.	/r/MensRights	15/12/25 11:21 PM
1	As a high-earner, is my apprehension about marriage rational, or am I being excessively paranoid? Not that I anticipate it to ever happen - but I would never marry based on my net worth going into the situation. I think there is more options to protect 'me' than there is to protect 'you' as my income doesn't come from labor. Personally - I wouldn't marry.	/r/MensRights	07/12/25 06:56 PM
2	Gambling and online bets is not being taken as seriously as it should, and it's a male issue. I actually didn't even know this was a thing until the other day. I, personally, have zero interest in gambling so I was out of the loop. But, the situation is pretty bad with all the sports betting going on.	/r/MensRights	04/11/25 01:36 AM
-4	DV assault. Paragraphs - Think about what exactly? You chose to actively date someone of a cluster b tendency. Obviously this is very dangerous and can lead to disastrous consequences. Obviously, dump this chick and stay far far away for perpetuity. Are you asking how this will go if you take it to trial? Your word against hers and they're a cluster b. Cry and play victim on demand; good luck with that fantasy defense.	/r/MensRights	24/10/25 03:25 AM
19	Why do we still shame men for wanting to look good? That's just standard jealousy and crab bucket behavior crap. "You stand out. Don't do that." Comments like that aren't to serve you or genuine. It's to drag you back down to be like them. "I'm morbidly obese, 5'8" and have the facial structure of a gerbil. You should too." Just ignore it and put the most possible effort into yourself or do what makes YOU happy.	/r/MensRights	24/10/25 03:07 AM
1	Normal Men Don't Benefit much from Self Improvement Umm, the entire point is you're doing it for yourself. If you have a mind that doesn't build worth or validation internally then.... Sure, you might not see the benefits you're hoping for if you're only engaging with self-improvement as a pathway for external validation. Some of us, however, derive our self-worth internally and as such it's a benefit.	/r/MensRights	22/10/25 12:52 AM
2	Why are men so hateful to other men Me either, but surprised to find there are those that do unfortunately.	/r/MensRights	06/10/25 02:26 AM
1	Why are men so hateful to other men Heh, probably the perception of competition and aspects of society being perceived, by some, as a zero sum game "Their success takes from me. I must put down to uplift myself" It's a flawed logic that more has to do with biological drivers. Less about culture but still a factor (in my opinion).	/r/MensRights	06/10/25 02:18 AM
11	The False Narrative Around Male Loneliness: Framed as Incels, Desperate Men, and Misandry I couldn't care less about the aspect of getting laid. That aspect always came easy to me (I've been good-looking my adult life unfortunately). My 'loneliness' is the inability to build meaningful relationships with both sexes. Either I'm invoking envy, my interests don't align or I've run into female friendships that weren't what I imagined they were; friendships. People, to me, are more tribal than what they have been in recent memory. I partly blame social media and the curation of social bub…	/r/MensRights	03/09/25 02:40 AM
3	The Women are Wonderful effect is mentally draining I guess, as a concept, people may feel jealous/envious over what they perceive to be 'a good thing'. I personally, don't find 'me' to be anything to be jealous over but I can understand the concept of wanting certain attention when you're not receiving it. It just ends up being frustrating when you're trying to build friendships and that gets in the way. I, personally, don't like being objectified but some people do and that's fine. People can only work from their perspective and not necessarily…	/r/MensRights	24/08/25 01:27 AM
37	The Women are Wonderful effect is mentally draining Agreed, the mental gymnastics are unreal. I've had a lot of female -friends- in life and being a 'pretty boy' in my younger days I got to see a lot of the female 'creepiness'. Between being followed into bathrooms as a chick stands there and is trying to get my name as I'm at the urinal. I've been groped, kissed and had so many unwanted advances in my younger days. I've had female friends be called 'cnts' and 'whres' because they were with me. Had female friends turn on me when it was clear I …	/r/MensRights	19/08/25 05:09 AM
1	I am so unbelievably aggravated at the ridiculous comments in this thread. This isn't, necessarily, a men's rights issue but more an issue of the modern era and why we're seeing such problems; a lack of critical thinking and inquisitive thought. I get the argument on men's rights and that aspect is fine, I'm not disagreeing. But, this, is highlighting a more common feature of today that people see a snippet of information and then blindly decide on that fragment of information without context or further depth of thought.	/r/MensRights	05/08/25 03:51 AM
13	"Women Don't Feel Safe Around You" Heh, I think stuff like this is going to become more common. Its heavily entrenched in the culture that now all men are bad and they may have redemption if they're attractive, partnered or surrounded by advocates. Younger I was largely considered an attractive guy. But.... I still noticed the difference in interaction just by having a partner or an advocate along. Now I'm abit older, and recognize the cultural insanity going so.... wide bearth to all. It's sad but I dont really see a way of chal…	/r/MensRights	30/07/25 08:28 AM
2	Passport bro hype: it is ALL bull. I investigated five popular "foreign dating sites." They are ALL scam sites with all or almost all fake profiles, and it is easy to prove it. Ah, I would assume people are posting their results based on in person experiences or major platforms and not targeted platforms. I obviously can't weigh in from direct experience, however, I would assume you're taking a dating sample from sites that are directly trying to capitalize on or target foreign men. Engagement in websites directly trying to prey on vulnerable men does not equal lived experiences of men that have moved abroad. But, just a speculation on my end and not an argument either…	/r/MensRights	29/07/25 02:17 AM
-1	It's Time to Get Serious and Shut Down Tea Right, I mean, I get it. My comment shouldn't be taken to diminish efforts to take it down. It can be libel and slander; there are mechanisms to deal with men that are actually a problem; law enforcement, the courts and et cetera. Platforms like this can be just bullying scaled up, advocate for witch hunts and a grand new age of sexism (in the eyes of some). Casual sex for 'whom'? Men or women? I would argue it is as dangerous as it ever was for women and more dangerous for men. The difference i…	/r/MensRights	29/07/25 01:26 AM
-22	It's Time to Get Serious and Shut Down Tea Well, for what? I have an alternative view. SO so many many are running around like "OH GAWD MAH REPUTATION". Fair enough, I've been smeared too and already beared the brunt of shit like this before TEA. Great, it sucked at first but after awhile I didn't give a shit. I knew it was bullshit and 'whoopie f*cking doo, your delusion isn't my problem'. So, I get the whole it being libel and slander. It should be taken down for that alone. BUT, at the same time people posting more and more obvious bu…	/r/MensRights	29/07/25 12:36 AM
2	Feminists harassing the hockey players who were falsely accused of rape Well, of course. You're obviously going to buy into whatever narrative supports your worldview; regardless of how delusional it is. That's just how humans operate; only take in information that validates their delusion and disregard any information that contradicts their bias. Prop this up with an echo chamber and woo you're going to have a fun time. Critical thinking has been long dead.	/r/MensRights	29/07/25 12:14 AM
4	Male Loneliness Epidemic- Let's talk about it Why do you think the Male Loneliness Epidemic has been such a debated topic? Loss of productive workers. Overalll reduction of viable males moving into the workforce. Males that have nothing to fight for will not engage with society at large; the workforce, the policies. Males without mates are less likely to have ownership in a society. The pending population collapse. (Which I don't see it as an issue considering the rise of AI, manufacturing efficiency and robotics leading toward a necessary …	/r/MensRights	26/07/25 09:25 PM
2	Man Being Attacked By Group Of Women I, personally, would ask context regardless. You're spinning your own subjective beliefs or belief on how culture views situations (regardless of correctness) on my personal position (my comment). I recognize the disparity between the sexes. A sexist disparity exists, yes. But that doesn't mean my comment is posted to make light or justify this act. For me personally, if a woman did an act that created outrage and backlash then, I would ask for context if none was apparent, but I wouldn't be enr…	/r/MensRights	26/07/25 07:07 AM
7	Man Being Attacked By Group Of Women Reality vs idealism. Yes, in an ideal world it would be handled in court or by law enforcement (I'm serious about not having any idea of the context). But, unfortunately, we don't live in an ideal world; so people DO (as evident by the video) take things into their own hands. In an ideal world no, but we don't live in that world. I'm not making an argument that justifies the act, I am, literally, asking if there is context (if it is known). I don't use X, so if the context is in the post it is u…	/r/MensRights	26/07/25 06:50 AM
9	Man Being Attacked By Group Of Women Any context or should we assume this is just an all female brigade engaging in a game of random wack-a-man?	/r/MensRights	26/07/25 05:08 AM
4	Honestly thank god I’m gay. I don’t have to interact with women unless necessary. Bahahaha, I wish I was gay. Always really appreciative of gay guys and found them really fun to hang out with. But alas, I'm straight and I interact with women as little as possible at this point after my oh so fun smear campaign. No thanks, the modern delusional thinking is a but much for me.	/r/MensRights	24/07/25 05:45 PM
7	Is anyone else starting to feel burnt out with life? Mmmm, yes and no. I take life pretty much as it comes and I'm pretty neutral. I'm pretty socially isolated but some by choice and other by a whole smear/rumorfest goodness. So, at current I lack the drive to get to know anyone. So, I'm content in my space at current. Stagnant but I have goals in mind and a plan with the means to put them in place at some point. Do I feel like a failure? Yes, but I compartmentalize those feelings and look for ways to change for the better; instead of dwelling as …	/r/MensRights	20/07/25 11:09 PM
1	Have you been hated for being a man? Mmm, not before my smear campaign. Life was pretty red carpet most of the time except with other men. Lot of other men I always invoked a lot of negativity. Older guys were mostly fine but guys close to my age; holly shit balls was there always unwarranted animosity, imaginary competition and backbiting. But, my height and looks probably were a factor there. Fastforward to my smear campaign; I still get people being nice and very helpful but you can tell there is apprehension in the air in the f…	/r/MensRights	16/07/25 06:01 AM
10	Prevalence of Female Psychopaths: More Common than Believed and the misandry Yep, came here to say this. It think you more see borderline tendencies in females but, they're all essentially the same cluster of disorders and major overlap with psychopathy/narcissism. Fly under the radar under the inherit perception of the weaker sex and the usage of victimhood; much easier to rally support. Similar reason why male covert or vulnerable narcissists are much harder to recognize.	/r/MensRights	07/07/25 08:11 PM
2	Stop telling men without friend groups to “put themselves out there” Nah, it didn't read like you're 'hate filled' (not to me anyway) just read like you're aware. Which is a good thing but can also be self-limiting. I think, for some people it's easier for them because they don't have to think about their social interactions to begin with. They just 'do' and things fall into place organically. If you have to sit and think about your social interactions, a script or have a preconceived notion about an interaction in your mind it's already going to be a tough time.	/r/MensRights	21/06/25 07:11 PM
20	Stop telling men without friend groups to “put themselves out there” Ah, in our current insane culture I don't think I'd recommend any dude to just cold approach people and put themselves out there. I'm a 6'3" and for most of my life considered a 'pretty boy' (I'm older now) and I wouldn't approach people. I've also had the gossip train rammed on me so I'm aware of the damage jealous nutty's can wreak. I also agree about your statement of a person/group using cues from another group to validate the quality of a person. If you're socially isolated, then obviously,…	/r/MensRights	21/06/25 06:53 PM
3	Does anybody else feel that there is a modern way “Salem Witch Trial” type scenario brewing against men? Yep, it's stupid, sorry it happened to you. It is what it is though, if I had known the damage people like that can do. I would have known the whole don't react or defend yourself but, too late now. Just moving on.	/r/MensRights	18/03/25 10:49 PM
1	Does anybody else feel that there is a modern way “Salem Witch Trial” type scenario brewing against men? I hate that I still have so much anger over what was done to me. Being painted as something I wasn't. Losing people I cared about and I felt were decent people. And there's nothing I can say or do to change peoples minds, and I don't even know if I'd even want to at this point. I hate that I feel like I just have to start over. Rebuild trust and bear this weight that isn't mine. I hate that people felt they had the right to bully me based on a transgression that was a creation of someone else. I…	/r/MensRights	17/03/25 09:51 AM
28	Does anybody else feel that there is a modern way “Salem Witch Trial” type scenario brewing against men? Feel? I lived this shit. One of my acquaintances, aka the village idiot, I'm convinced spread around a rumor to make me look bad. I think that found its way onto some menbad online forums, people dogpiled on and added in their own goodies to paint me as a crazy-wacko. Lost my job, relocated due to idiot bullying. What amazed me is just the shear amount of dipshits that just blindly believe. "Man bad, me attack man. Me no talk to man. Me just think bad man." But, he won regardless, so kudos to th…	/r/MensRights	17/03/25 12:59 AM
80	Why are people so unaware of male struggles? I don't think lack of awareness is honestly the issue. I don't think you should ever expect women to care about men's issues when you can't even get most other men to care about their fellow man that isn't doing well. Hell, you'll have men undermine and diminish other men to try and bring themselves up in the eyes of women. I honestly think most people don't seem to understand that you, literally, have no value in the eyes of most other people unless you're providing something. If you're not eco…	/r/MensRights	14/03/25 06:23 AM
11	Has a woman ever falsely accused you of something? Mmmm, I think I went through a smear campaign as a proxy to something like this. I think a 'guy' I knew, another regular at a bar, invented the narrative that I was obsessed stalkerish or mental. The guy was stupid but didn't like me and was very manipulative. One of the other bartenders I used to hang out with was a little off, too. She claimed another guy ra*ed her, which I and others kinda doubted. (We were never together, just friends) She was a massive alcoholic and druggie as well. Her roo…	/r/MensRights	01/03/25 09:43 PM
25	i can understand why men would wanna switch gender. I think I would have rather been born a woman. Being raised by a single mother and having only aunts for much of my childhood definitely led me to leaning more toward understanding women more than I do my fellow guys. But, with the current climate of the western world I tend to veer away from friendships with women and this leaves me feeling as the odd man out. Especially considering I was never great at fostering male friendships due to my childhood; dissimilar interests and not a lot of guys a…	/r/MensRights	13/11/24 08:24 AM