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| 1 | FeminismThis issue goes both ways, though. My job is not at all physical in nature, but it requires SO much emotional energy (drug and alcohol counselor). My field is dominated by women, in my area, at least. Men work in this field, but not nearly as many as women. So, by your logic, if men want equality, then they need to start doing what I do, then, right? And start becoming nurses/caregivers? The reality is a that equality in this sense means that everyone has access to do the work that they want to … | /r/MensRights | 04/08/22 03:40 PM |
| 1 | Woman Admits to Raping a man as Proof of His PaternityOh, I agree. I wasn’t saying that to say anyone can and should get away with rape. Just that it would be difficult to prosecute a woman for rape in the same way that it’s difficult to prosecute a man for rape. Full disclosure: I am a feminist (and I mean that in the classical sense - I want egalitarianism), but I work in behavioral health, primarily with men, and work with a lot of male victims of sexual abuse - primarily childhood sexual abuse. While sexual abuse is a problem that primarily aff… | /r/MensRights | 27/07/22 03:20 PM |
| 2 | Woman Admits to Raping a man as Proof of His PaternityMale predators already do this, with success. It’s bullshit both ways. That woman is a rapist, just as any man who believes wetness or orgasm is consent are rapists. ETA: Rape is notoriously difficult to prosecute, because it’s most often perpetrated by someone the victim knows, who can then claim that the victim wanted it. | /r/MensRights | 27/07/22 02:55 PM |
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