Awkward-Resist-6570 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
23	Unsung Heroes	General	Awkward-Resist-6570	/r/MensRights	24/04/25 05:30 PM

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
7	Why men are not united? We’re brought up to compete. Plus we’ve been the default for millennia. It doesn’t occur to us to unite. That’s beginning to change now that we’re being attacked so crazily.	/r/MensRights	29/06/25 12:02 PM
2	Boys Can Fight No doubt. And when someone steps up in a dangerous situation to help others, it’s always a guy—men AND older boys. ALWAYS.	/r/MensRights	18/05/25 01:53 PM
20	Boys Can Fight Hell yeah. Don’t stomp their nature. That’s abuse. Plus one day the fate of society could rest on our boys’ fighting capabilities. Girl power’s not gonna do it.	/r/MensRights	17/05/25 06:01 PM
1	I am a Man, i fucking hate it. Guys, we’re Men. We fucking built civilization!! Stop listening the the BS. Be proud. Be strong. Be impactful. It works. Ignore the haters. In the real world, they are a minority, I swear. There are plenty of women who want real men.	/r/MensRights	16/05/25 02:13 PM
7	What if men retaliated with a "Are we dating the same girl" group??? They have it coming. But we shouldn’t stoop to their level. We’re Goddamn MEN. We’re better than that.	/r/MensRights	27/04/25 12:53 PM
38	'We put the pressure on to join Men in Sheds' There’s too many double standards nowadays with women. It has to stop. But I will say this: one reason why females want to invade our spaces, if not the stated reason, is that our spaces are cool and fun. Most men have no interest in breaking into female book groups, yoga classes or bitch sessions.	/r/MensRights	25/04/25 08:35 PM
9	Men Slaughtered en masse for Being Men - Nobody Cares - Again We’re so expendable no one even notices or care.	/r/MensRights	24/04/25 11:22 AM
7	what are some things that are seen as bad when a man does it but are seen as okay or good when a women does the same thing? Mocking their spouse’s parenting and housekeeping skills.	/r/MensRights	23/04/25 04:53 PM
2	Had an insight into the natural division of power between men and women, I’m curious if I’m thinking about this the right way. I feel it could be a valuable insight. The boys are not subtle, that’s for sure. Direct and to the point in our communication. Even our desires: there’s no mistaking what an erection means, whereas sometimes it’s hard to tell whether a woman is or might become in the mood. Vive la difference! Masculine qualities come in handy when there’s a crisis and leadership is required, even not factoring in physical strength.	/r/MensRights	22/04/25 05:52 PM
1	For Women’s Eyes Only: What Strong Men Are Too Ashamed to Admit Thank you, brother! Words of wisdom.	/r/MensRights	22/04/25 05:47 PM
9	Masculinity Isn’t Toxic — The Lack of It Is Brother, I couldn’t agree more. Spot on and inspirational! Without men and masculinity, our families and society itself won’t thrive. How insane that some people find this simple truth to be controversial, let alone toxic.	/r/MensRights	22/04/25 02:42 PM
2	About the phrase "Be a man" I’m with you. Yes, you could look at it as shaming. But I prefer to think of it as my fellow man urging me to greatness and achievement. Men aren’t born, they’re made. And yes, dudes can be extremely rough on each other, sometimes unfairly so. But it’s up to you to ignore the useless, conformist BS advice and find inspiration in the rest. Now, when a woman tells you to man up, it’s almost always toxic.	/r/MensRights	22/04/25 02:38 PM
1	Men are equal parents, but only when it's convenient for the babys mother Agreed that’s a terrible and unfair attitude, but how common is it? I worry that a lot of my younger dudes take all this social media BS too much to heart. If a father is in a strong marriage, I guarantee he will have a big say on a variety of matters—which isn’t to say the mother doesn’t often have firm opinions, just that in every relationship you choose your battles.	/r/MensRights	22/04/25 01:41 PM
1	When a man shows common courtesy in public and opens a door for females is that "toxic masculinity"? So fucking depraved. But remember it’s not all women and call me crazy but I don’t believe it’s a majority. I say this because, while I don’t know your personal situation, you deserve to get laid and have awesome relationships. Some guys just go off the deep end and up cutting their noses to spite their faces. Come here to blow off steam, we will support you!	/r/MensRights	21/04/25 01:43 PM
1	When a man shows common courtesy in public and opens a door for females is that "toxic masculinity"? It’s fucking mind-blowing and maddening, dude.	/r/MensRights	21/04/25 01:35 PM
1	When a man shows common courtesy in public and opens a door for females is that "toxic masculinity"? I feel you, man. Personally I think you’re doing the right thing by shaking it off, but I totally see how this type of nonsense has the potential to turn a generation of men into just the kind of guys the toxic feminists would really hate. Though there may be some karmic justice to that, you deserve to live a fulfilling life. Just remember there are plenty of decent women out there.	/r/MensRights	21/04/25 11:54 AM
3	Men need to start advocating for their rights more I hadn’t thought we needed special events to celebrate male achievements. The fact of the matter is, the overwhelming number of inventions, innovations, and societal advancements in human history have come from us. We invented fire, the wheel, the internal combustion engine, rocket ships, satellites, microchips and the internet, just to name a very very few. For most of human history men have been the default, so there’s really been no need to celebrate us as a category. Plus the way we got ther…	/r/MensRights	21/04/25 11:47 AM
0	When a man shows common courtesy in public and opens a door for females is that "toxic masculinity"? WTF! Try to be a gentleman and get labeled toxic? Does that really happen? Guys: I think most women would appreciate the courtesy, and any who get offended aren’t worth worrying about.	/r/MensRights	21/04/25 11:24 AM
60	The male creation cycle Spot on, brother. This resonates on so many levels. There will always be a few women who are drawn to and can excel at this type of creation, just as there will inevitably be some men who aren’t/don’t. But mistakenly thinking you can legislate an equitably distributed outcome is not only naive, it fails to recognize, let alone celebrate, one of the greatest and most distinctive things about masculinity. You’ve captured it amazingly well.	/r/MensRights	19/04/25 05:01 PM
7	Women who say men made religion to oppress women Do people really say that shit? Primitive man made religion to explain the mysteries of human existence, the cosmos and the afterlife. To some degree these religions codified existing social norms, to make people feel secure that what was already happening was correct—e.g, solidifying the prevailing power structure. Slaves, minorities and—yes—women became victims of that to varying degrees, though many women took comfort that their lot was somehow ordained from on high. But to say the entire pur…	/r/MensRights	17/04/25 06:02 PM
3	Favorite Films That Focus on Themes of Manhood The Right Stuff Fight Club Rocky Saving Private Ryan	/r/MensRights	14/04/25 12:15 AM
3	Why if a woman does something masculine she is praised for it, while if a man doing something which is considered a liiiitle bit feminine are called pussy boy or "gay" in a bad way, even though these things may not even be feminine AT ALL, like gardening/sewing, or showing emotions??? 👍🏻	/r/MensRights	10/04/25 07:26 PM
8	Why if a woman does something masculine she is praised for it, while if a man doing something which is considered a liiiitle bit feminine are called pussy boy or "gay" in a bad way, even though these things may not even be feminine AT ALL, like gardening/sewing, or showing emotions??? Don’t think you can pin this one completely on the ladies. Guys police masculinity at least as much. It’s an ancient survival mechanism that keeps the tribe strong.	/r/MensRights	10/04/25 06:04 PM
1	Why is there a saying that you should never hit a girl Hmm. Any females who say this are in the wrong and should be shamed. As to individual strength differences, I hear you. There are always exceptions to the rule. If a much stronger woman is fighting you, I agree you have the right to protect yourself and fight back. Just be aware some will judge you because men hitting women is taboo.	/r/MensRights	09/04/25 10:27 PM
4	Why is there a saying that you should never hit a girl Yes. And to be fair, I don’t hear anyone going around saying there’s nothing wrong with a woman hitting a man. It’s just that the inherent strength differential between the sexes warrants the admonition for guys. Of course, if she’s wailing on you with her fists you may need to take countermeasures to put a stop to it. But full-on fists won’t be required.	/r/MensRights	09/04/25 09:21 PM
10	What feelings do most men have everyday; happiness; anger; rage; boredom, fear, etc...? Yeah…we’re human beings. Imagine that.	/r/MensRights	08/04/25 01:10 PM
8	If Feminists want sexual harassment and assault to stop, they need to start respecting a Man’s right to pursue intimacy The male libido literally perpetuates the species. Demonizing it is insane. If we waited for women to make the first move we’d go extinct. Men need to take their shots.	/r/MensRights	25/03/25 12:03 PM
1	Any parents in here with boys? I mean, as a parent I’m not gonna recommend casual hookups anyway. Find a nice girl and date her. But beyond herpes and syphilis, you might use the false-accusation risk as yet another reason not to do that, especially where, as in college, there’s heavy drinking involved.	/r/MensRights	23/03/25 09:16 PM
1	The phrase small dick energy is genuinely disgusting It’s a shitty put down, no doubt, but that doesn’t mean they literally only sleep with well-hung guys. I think these women just figure it will cut guys to the quick, because we care more about the size of our dicks than they do.	/r/MensRights	23/03/25 08:50 PM