Avikaeon Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
2	My boyfriend thought that when I said "I hate how men think this way," that I was including him in that. “I like sweet pickles, but my boyfriend prefers dill pickles.” “Breakup, irreconcilable differences, dill pickles are tools of oppression by the patriarchy, why else would the be dick shaped?”	/r/MensRights	20/03/23 10:38 PM
33	The idea of female Sex Strike is relatively common - yet society still pretends sex is not a commodity controlled by women They are taking away my sex?!?!? What’s next?! Will they take away my Lamborghini?!!!!	/r/MensRights	20/03/23 06:36 AM
2	Why is Reddit particularly anti-men, are there just more women and therefore more feminists here? It has been pointed out many times before that if you remove all restrictions from social media (outside of obvious illegal content) then they tend to skew slightly right-wing. Now, it’s not actually “right-wing” it’s just not PC so it gets labeled right wing. So to “remedy” this problem they censor and demote content they don’t like, it rewards a particular view point and then you have people who are constantly ignored and chastised leave and those who are praised and uplifted bring their comra…	/r/MensRights	05/11/22 05:39 PM
71	askfeminists user made some accusations so i did some digging Who do you honestly think “radicalizes” young men more? A group of men telling them to standup for themselves and work hard to improve their lives, or a group of people who tell them they are all pieces of shit and all the ills in life are their fault?	/r/MensRights	05/11/22 05:35 PM
8	Woman gone their own way is a thing, that probably receives woke acceptance in comparison to mgtow Reminds me of a moment in high-school where a girl came into first period annoyed and complaining that the previous day a car full of guys cat-called her and there was a man sitting there and DIDN’T DO ANYTHING! I just responded “yeah, he probably didn’t feel like getting his ass beat by 5 horned up teenage boys to protect your honor.”	/r/MensRights	11/10/22 05:03 PM
25	We're equal but also we demand unique privileges True, but neither do trans-woman, and how much would you like to bet they still get a day off?	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 01:33 AM
18	We're equal but also we demand unique privileges Did she say if she supported giving the leave day to trans-women?	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 01:31 AM
14	USA: Male School student, 17, killed himself six hours after falling victim to online sextortion plot. Boys and men are being targeted. This is horribly sad. I really hope the FBI actually does something about it. Would be nice to see actual justice rather than moral grandstanding and lip-service from the FBI. The person extorting him, since he is 17, should be able to be charge with production and distribution of child pornography.	/r/MensRights	01/04/22 02:08 AM
2	I honestly feel like male spaces no longer exist anymore The most frustrating part for me is whenever men try and have a conversation, every sentence and every thought has to be started with a qualifier. “Generally…”, “X% of men/women…” “not all of the time, but usually…”, “some women…” “most men…” We are not allowed to speak in generality anymore. When adults who are acting in good faith have a conversation it is understood that when you say something, you don’t mean “literally, without exception, 100% of the time this is the absolutely truth!” Women…	/r/MensRights	06/03/22 09:59 PM
1	Comically cruel “I should be able to trust a male partners levelheaded ness in a joint decision when I am beside myself…” LMFAO, hell no. If you are “beside” yourself, there are no joint-decisions. I, alone, will be making the decisions. You’ve already pointed out the reason why, sweetheart.	/r/MensRights	13/01/22 02:00 AM
2	Woman explains how men crying turns her off Aka - if we have to waste time on his emotional well-being, that means attention is being taken from MY emotional well-being. It can’t just be about me 95% of the time. It has to be 100% of the time.	/r/MensRights	13/01/22 01:47 AM
12	Woman bashes film because it features a man You are 100% correct. It’s the reason why on Mother’s Day everyone thanks their mothers, and then on fathers days, everyone reminds people that some mothers are “also fathers” and to thank them.	/r/MensRights	21/11/21 11:50 PM
7	I have never been told not to cry by a man, only women and children. As per usual with feminist ideology, the truth is the opposite of the fiction they portray. The scene in their minds usually plays out: - man cries - female: Ahh, it’s okay! I’ll hug you and talk to you. I will be your rock! Let’s figure this out. - male: bro, don’t be a pussy, hahaha. When in reality: - man cries - female: you need to man up because I am terrified of having to take control and actually solve this situation. I need YOU to be in control. - male: it’s alright man, I’ve got this. T…	/r/MensRights	21/09/21 07:44 AM
31	How come guys always have to 'work on themselves'? Simple answer is because you can tell men the truth without any fear of reputation destruction or anger from other people. If a man tells you he can find a date you can be honest and say it’s because he is fat and unattractive, and has to work on himself if he wants to changes that. He may be a little upset, but no one is going to bat and eye at you saying that. If you ever try that honestly with the majority of women, they will break down crying everyone who heard you say it will call you and a…	/r/MensRights	19/09/21 10:26 PM
2	One of the most hypocrite things I've ever seen The really fucked up thing is the zealots see life as a giant pyramid, with the top half full of men just crushing down on the bottom half, constructed entirely of women. When in reality life is a sandwich, with a razor thin top slice of men on top, a center filling of women, and a giant Texas toast slice of 99% of men on the bottom. When they say “Men run the patriarchy! They are so privileged! They have everything!” They are referring to the top 0.1% of men. The plumber, the salesman, the cons…	/r/MensRights	14/08/21 02:35 AM
10	Thought this might be thought provoking for a bit of discussion One of the most frustrating things to watch, but I verbally cheered at the end when the man was exonerated and won $46,000 and the police officers responsible were demoted. In all honesty though, if it were me and the option were available, I would give up the money just to make sure the officers were fired and never allowed to work in law enforcement again. Of course, were this is a just world, the man would have received more money and the office should have been fired.	/r/MensRights	27/05/21 09:27 PM
3	Men, if you find youth attractive you're a pedo! Women, if you find older men attractive... well, that's okay If is agonizingly frustrating. My mom made the comment the other day that men in the late years have a certain gravitas and authority to them, and it isn’t fair that women don’t get that same value. I pointed out that actually, women have significantly higher societal value from the moment they hit puberty until their early 30s. Unlike the gravitas men work for in their 40s and 50s (which, still, is only given to men who have earned some success, power, and/or money) young women don’t earn this …	/r/MensRights	27/05/21 08:58 PM
4	Why mentoring for women risks propping up patriarchal structures instead of changing them \| Helping women perform as well as men is still bad, because women's performance shouldn't be measured at all. Just assume they're performing well because they're women and give them the raise/promotion anyway. I I mean, when you think about it perfection and high expectations really are a “patriarchal” concept. If a woman builds a house and it falls down she just relies on her community/family/friends to fix it for her or provide her with a place to live. If a man builds a house and it fall down he is homeless. He may get a pat on the should and a “dang bro, that sucks :(“, but he won’t get bailed out. So yeah, that are male concepts. Not because we chose them, but because societal resources are reser…	/r/MensRights	27/05/21 08:49 PM
5	I dont belive in the same thing as my family and don’t know what to do. I’m not advocating you argue with her, but if you are forced to respond, and she is talking about believing all woman and men are rapist, just ask her how she feels about Tara Reade. If she voted for Biden, than by her logic she voted for a rapist. And she had other options. If she says “well Trump is a worse rapist!’ She could have written someone else in or not voted.	/r/MensRights	25/05/21 07:36 AM
16	I saw a article that was about men's rights and it said that "84% of men's rights activists identify as conservative" and I wanted to see whether this was true, so what do you identify politically as? Hmm, I would be interested in reading that article. I’m curious whether they identify as conservative or are identified as conservative. As I’m sure most people have experienced, if you attempt to express a modicum of support for any right-wing position you get labeled as far-right, regardless of how many centrist or left-wing views you hold.	/r/MensRights	25/05/21 07:12 AM
7	Social Attitudes Toward Traumatized Men and Women : Male victims of crimes viewed as more negative. Men just desire companionship and love from women. They don’t expect anything else. Helping them after a disaster is seen as a way to earn their affection. Women desire safety, security, and competence from a man. If a man ever needs help or is hurt than it is a signal that he can’t be of utility to her. Romantically, in her eyes, he is just dead weight. In the words of Post Malone “there’s no way I could save you, cause I need to be saved, too”	/r/MensRights	25/05/21 06:38 AM
4	33-Year-Old Teacher’s Aide ‘Repeatedly Had Sex With Her 12-Year-Old Student I’m not an expert, but from what I have seen in the particular instances of a female teacher and male victim it is usually some excitement they get from having power over the boy. Not just mental maturity or authority, but also physically being stronger than the boy. Ironically if these woman were men they would be the rapist nightmare most feminist warn about.	/r/MensRights	25/05/21 06:31 AM
18	Johnny Depp sues ACLU on to see if ex-wife Amber Heard gave $7m divorce settlement So she abused multiple men but was only arrested once she abused a woman?	/r/PussyPassDenied	21/05/21 10:32 AM
5	Hypocrisy at its finest Its collective guilt/punishment for the crimes/misdeeds of other men. This is why guys are constantly saying “not all men” and are constantly getting shit on by women for saying “not all men”. When a women does something there is not collective responsibility attributed to all women. And any guy who even starts to talk like that is shit on by women and men alike. However, if a women is wronged by a man she can go on an hour long “men are all shit” tirade and no one says a thing. If a guy speaks …	/r/MensRights	21/05/21 10:04 AM
12	Isn't it the other way around?? Absolutely. I pointed it out in another comment, but I’ll reiterate it here, this is often because even when a women is found guilty of a crime, her testimony is still taken as truth, and when it comes to murder there is only 1 of 3 possible routes to take. Either 1- I didn’t do it, 2-it was self defense, or 3-I was insane. Since it is very rare that a person can successfully claim 1 or 3, the “self-defense” route is almost always taken, and the news media just prints it as fact. When a man talk…	/r/MensRights	21/05/21 09:47 AM
19	Isn't it the other way around?? “Some who kill their partners are sentenced on average to 15 years, despite the fact that most women who kill their partners do so to protect themselves from violence initiated by their partners.” Yeah, I would also like to add that when it comes to murder trials there are only 3 possible routes for The defense to take, and they go in order. 1- it wasn’t me who killed him. If this can’t be claimed then 2- it was self defense. If it was obviously not then 3-I was insane. So even though that artic…	/r/MensRights	21/05/21 09:39 AM
4	Women can't process that they should be solely responsible for getting pregnant/having a baby since its their body, their choice It’s a stereotypical “he decides, his responsibility. I decide, his responsibility”. I ask a girl out on a date, I should pay because I am The one who invited her out. If she invites me out on a date, then in her mind I am the one who should pay because she invited me out. Zero logic.	/r/MensRights	21/05/21 09:25 AM
7	Spanish politician temporarily suspended by Twitter after saying 'a man cannot get pregnant' Tim Pool made a point about this a year or so ago when Jack Dorsey and a lawyer were on Joe Rogan’s podcast with him. He brought up the fact that their rules were obviously biased towards left-wing view points. They vehemently denied any bias in their rules. He pointed out that (generally) people on the right believe women and men are separate, and trans-women are not women. People in the left believe that men can be women and women can be men. However they only enforce the rules in one directio…	/r/MensRights	21/05/21 09:20 AM
8	Finding housing as a man sucks It really does suck. The only solace you could take is in the fact that women, like my mother, will scam these dim idiots out of everything. My mother was a single mom with kids and renters just ate that shit up. But she would trash and not pay bills or rent until we got evicted. She hoarded just useless crap too. I would clean up my own little area every day to just have something to work out of, but the next day she would trash it again. Not much help, but if renters discriminate against capab…	/r/MensRights	21/05/21 09:17 AM