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1	If society can't stand to see you enjoy life as a man and must always look busy/busting ass, tell them to fuck off and that society is not entitled to the fruits of your labor, especially since men are increasingly only being more marginalized and vilified Strong men can't be controlled but also aren't chaotic. Don't like a corporation? Don't work for them. Start your own thing. Don't like a woman? Find a new one that shares your values and someone who can bring balance and peace. Marriage to a good woman will make a man stronger than he's ever been. Everything I said in the original comment is essentially telling modern society to "fuck off." It's the balance of chaos and order.	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 03:45 PM
1	What's masculinism, and what does it mean for men? Men and women inherently are different. That's what makes each sex beautiful in their own way. Of course there's an evident spectrum of masculinity amongst men. But men have a responsibility (which I agree with) to be strong, stoic, and calm in society. Yes, it's ok to cry but keep it under control and don't let it control you. Yes it's ok to be weak at times but learn from the weakness and become stronger. Yes it's ok to have emotions but don't let them control you. Society is better of with st…	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 02:44 AM
1	Marriage is about 90% where men’s rights are violated. Second to that is education, where men are disadvantaged and have to rights. What other places does it happen? Parenting. Extreme lack of respect for the role of a father in society. The courts are skewed. Abuse. Yes, men abuse more than women. But, when a man is abused either no one believes him or it goes un-reported. Crime. Men almost always have tougher sentences than women. Also the accusation is almost always immediately believed to be in a woman's favor. Yes, domestic/sexual abusers should be locked up with the key thrown away. But many men have been destroyed with either just simply being acused …	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 02:25 AM
2	How do you deal with different political views with your partner? In my opinion dating/marriage takes a degree of compromise. You don't need to have everything in common of course. But if you're looking for a family in the future it will be extremely difficult to raise a functional family if your core values, morales, or even politics difer too much. Sure, it can work for some but I'd imagine statistically it is rare. I lean to the conservative/libertarian side and I'm a Christan. I'm friends with people who have completely different opinions and beliefs. Some…	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 02:20 AM
2	Everything wrong about Feminism. Equity over equality Basing inherent biological and statistical strengths of men Disregard for the real struggles men face Preaching that masculinity is always toxic and wrong Teaching women to "never rely on a man" and be a "boss babe who's hard to handle". A relationship should be reliant on each other. Men and women should be each other's peace and not vindictive.	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 02:15 AM
0	If society can't stand to see you enjoy life as a man and must always look busy/busting ass, tell them to fuck off and that society is not entitled to the fruits of your labor, especially since men are increasingly only being more marginalized and vilified Men need to be steadfast in our masculinity. Be responsible, stoic, tough, and be goofy and "let your hair down" so to speak. The feminization of men that's being pushed is total bogus. Show society how to be a strong man. Control your emotions, open up about struggles without being overly emotional. Hold your male friends accountable and be and encourage other men to be strong fathers and father-like figures in society. Weak men are too plentiful and glorified.	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 02:11 AM

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