Dareitsaid Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	Why are girls/women treated like god or victims whenever they commit violence? Patriarchy theory. Women only commit violence after years of being abused or oppressed before finally “snapping”. Women have found a loophole that means they can never be held truly responsible for any of their actions. It’s laughable to look at but to them, it’s religion.	/r/MensRights	16/09/24 05:02 PM
–	Rape victims double standard I always see both women and men in the comments saying about how the boy will never have trauma, and how it’s a boys biggest dream for a grown woman to take advantage of them when they are too young to make such decisions for themselves in the first place. It’s awful.	/r/MensRights	16/09/24 04:56 PM
4	Young British men are NEETs—not in employment, education, or training—more than women As a woman, I don’t blame them. They will never be recognised for their tireless work, just like men have never been despite them literally keeping this world and our infrastructure together single-handedly. We have all said it before. Men need to go on a worldwide strike and when our lives inevitably come to a standstill, they will be begged or even forced to return. But fourth wave feminism will always read its ugly head as some women begin to victimise themselves all over again. It never keep…	/r/MensRights	16/09/24 04:55 PM
1	Why are Men’s/boys issues always invalidated In askreddit there is a “what men’s issue do you not agree with” and one of the answers was how “men aren’t oppressed by anybody so they should sort out all of their own issues” as if societal standards and gender norms have not existed for thousands of years. So many women believe they are forever victims who have never contributed or enabled a unfair or unequal society, when they absolutely have.	/r/MensRights	14/09/24 02:27 AM
2	Anyone else find Billie Eilish a hypocrite? She has consistently made herself look like a complete idiot over the years with her constant hypocrisy and cruelness. From saying she hates it when a “pretty girl dates an ugly man and suddenly he thinks he runs the world” to claiming all women are inherently nice and men never get negative comments about her bodies when she uses terms like “little dick energy”, does body shame men but being cruel about their appearance for zero reason because they’ve done nothing to her and I think she even on…	/r/MensRights	14/09/24 02:23 AM
1	Why are men often overlooked as victims of domestic abuse? I watched a police reality show a few months back. Basically, the camera follows police around in the uk during their shifts and documents the incidents they have to deal with. In just one night shift, three calls where from men who’s female partners were abusing them. No women called that night to report men abusing them. Its was literally all women abusing their boyfriends or husbands and we know how less men are likely to report this in the first place.	/r/MensRights	09/09/24 02:06 AM
1	Why are men often overlooked as victims of domestic abuse? Women often claim that men use biology to oppress them, but they actually use men’s biology to oppress men. Basically, because a man is physically stronger, he will never be seen as a victim as much as a woman because of it. Women are still infantilised and seen as “weaker”, so it seemingly matters so much more when men abuse women than when women abuse men.	/r/MensRights	09/09/24 02:04 AM
1	Does a dating age gap double standard exist? The fact that a movie like No Hard Feelings would never be made with a male lead proves that women get away with age gap relationships and that it’s seen as “funny” in comedy movies when it would never fly if there was a movie about a 30 something year old man paid by parents to date their still teenage daughter. Bradley Cooper got taken the piss out of mercilessly for reading that book to Suki Waterhouse in a park. People clown on Leo Dicaprio constantly for never dating a woman over 25 and cal…	/r/MensRights	09/09/24 01:58 AM
2	Women, not men make up the majority of child abuse perpetrators I (a woman) tried to tell my sister this, even showing her the evidence, and she still tried to deny it. The amount of people who truly believe that women are entirely incapable of causing or doing any kind of harm is really scary because there are so many kids, boys and men who were abused and are being abused by women who will never be taken seriously.	/r/MensRights	09/09/24 01:55 AM