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| 0 | Why does talking about the issues men face, especially when it comes to society immediately make a man an incel?Yes. FDS is a staple for examples of that. | /r/MensRights | 04/03/24 03:45 PM |
| -8 | Why does talking about the issues men face, especially when it comes to society immediately make a man an incel?I understand what your saying, I specifically point out online space because in this thread there are attacks on "modern women", feminists, and "them". Someone else says that it's easier to attack men than to fix their problems, as though men don't hold most legislative power in the west, or have the agency to help each other in the same ways feminists have been doing for decades. This is misogyny, and it massively impedes men making progress. Online discourse is not taken seriously because the … | /r/MensRights | 04/03/24 03:31 PM |
| -15 | Why does talking about the issues men face, especially when it comes to society immediately make a man an incel?Because men online cannot talk about men's problems without attacking women. Alternatively, discourse on men's problems can be boiled down to thinking "women have it too good and men suffer because of it". But what I do genuinely believe is all of us "Deserve a chance." If we are all being honest here, if the majority of young women are in relationships with older men, other women. . Etc Where does that leave young men: in isolation. This doesn't read as retrospective as to why women are dating … | /r/MensRights | 04/03/24 02:25 PM |
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