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| 1 | "A Man's World"From the perspective of a man who, for example, is deeply passionate about parenting and raising his kids well, it is quite literally a woman’s world. | /r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates | 03/04/26 06:45 PM |
| 1 | DISCUSSION🗨️ ABOUT MAIN PPD POSTS📮, LOOKS👀, AND N-COUNT🔢 ARE RESTRICTED🚫 FROM THE DAILY🌞 MEGATHREAD🧵What’s the point of being a provider? I can’t accept starting a family and having kids only to work long hours to provide for them. I hardly get to see the kids and I’ll be exhausted by the time I finish work. There is so much a parent needs to do for their child that I feel very strongly about. I want to feel the immense satisfaction of feeling I am keeping my kids healthy, happy and well-raised. I live in an Asian country where education is heavily emphasised on and there’s a lot I want to do … | /r/PurplePillDebate | 22/03/26 07:05 AM |
| 2 | Women claim to be strong and independent but as I’m dating again most want a man to lead, protect, be chivalrous, and they hold men to stereotypes they claim to hate.I disagree. We should openly be vulnerable in front of women, encourage each other to do the same, and shame women if they react in a sexist way. You will never find women telling each other to be less assertive because men don’t like it. They encourage each other to defy men. So why should we give in to them? This is internalised misandry. | /r/MensRights | 13/03/26 01:18 PM |
| 1 | Women claim to be strong and independent but as I’m dating again most want a man to lead, protect, be chivalrous, and they hold men to stereotypes they claim to hate.I don’t think this has to be trolling. There are perfectly valid cases where this arrangement is preferable: a man who is good at getting things done but not being a leader, a man who loves kids and wants to focus on raising them and needs a woman breadwinner. This is a legitimate preference and we have to destigmatize it. | /r/MensRights | 13/03/26 01:15 PM |
| – | DISCUSSION🗨️ ABOUT MAIN PPD POSTS📮, LOOKS👀, AND N-COUNT🔢 ARE RESTRICTED🚫 FROM THE DAILY🌞 MEGATHREAD🧵If you’ve ever made fun of the idea of a househusband or stay at home dad. If you’ve ever made backhanded remarks towards a father being hands-on with his children, such as implying he is babysitting. If you’ve ever put down your friend’s male partner for not being ambitious in his career or not earning much, without knowing how much he contributes to the relationship in other ways. If you’ve encouraged your high-earning girlfriends to stay single and childfree, without even considering the poss… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 27/02/26 11:51 AM |
| 2 | If “she’s using me for my resources” was a real problem, then dont pay for women on the first few dates.What if I want to cut back on my career to raise my kids? Do I have a good reason to want to be selected for my nurturing and caring abilities, not my resources? Or perhaps, I can be the one selecting women for their resources? | /r/PurplePillDebate | 27/02/26 11:50 AM |
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