DBIIJ0U Archive

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2	Why does it seem only men are encouraged to improve themselves and take responsibility? Believe me, I feel your pain. Alot of women are fighting against there nature trying to be strong in a masculine sense, it's ironic. Rather than embodying that feminine nurturing type of strength only a real woman can possess. Furthermore, how can kids be raised right when the majority of women don't want to be a housemaker anymore. People are too easily influenced, is my big take. Hence "influencers" on social media who's primary demographic are young women.	/r/MensRights	03/11/25 05:31 PM
2	Why does it seem only men are encouraged to improve themselves and take responsibility? It's a huge problem, society's expectations for men are one of the bigger factors causing a large percentage of suicides to be young males. It's harder to provide, and harder to find a good woman and meet their expectations due to things like social media and onlyfans. It seems women are encouraged that way because of the past inequality and being abused by men as they are the more vulnerable/emotional gender by nature (not always). If a woman dresses explicitly she's reclaiming her sexuality, i…	/r/MensRights	03/11/25 03:53 PM