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| 1 | Is society entitled to men putting themselves in danger to rescue others? Do we owe "heroism" to random strangers??"You are always the villain in someone else's story" cannot be anymore true than this. Heroism from strangers is always questionable whereas heroism from people you know is always expected and celebrated. Never ever be a hero strangers, always be the side character or the villain. Don't expect to be treated as a hero even if you save them. | /r/EverydayMisandry | 26/12/24 09:49 PM |
| 2 | I noticed that men are hated for both complaining about dating and not complaining about dating, by Feminists.Most of these women want to be homewreckers, that's why they go after taken men than single men and complain if the taken men looks out of their relationship despite them taking part of it. Society expects us men to never complain about it, especially if you're a single man. "But I think feminists, the left, or society in general want men to never complain about being lonely or not having female companionship, since that would make them entitled Incels. But at same time they still want men to pl… | /r/EverydayMisandry | 26/12/24 09:43 PM |
| 2 | Reddit's mod support says misandry will be allowed on Reddit because men as a group is not vulnerable (as if misandry did not negatively impact young boys at all)Reddit is misandrist because if you ever post any problems men face people will literally call you an "Incel" and make fun of you and bring up the problems women have as its ok for a man to be stereotyped. | /r/EverydayMisandry | 26/12/24 09:00 PM |
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