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2	UK: Schools to give boys anti-misogyny lessons to stop toxic masculinity in wake of Netflix hit Adolescence You’re trying way too hard to convince yourself that you’re ‘reading’ me when all you’re doing is projecting. You’re the one dissecting my reactions like it’s some grand psychological analysis—if anything, that says more about you than me. I never said the show is good because it's popular. I brought up its success because you were the one downplaying it, not as proof of quality. The actual quality comes from stellar performances. You, on the other hand, dismissed it outright without even watchi…	/r/MensRights	24/03/25 03:46 PM
4	UK: Schools to give boys anti-misogyny lessons to stop toxic masculinity in wake of Netflix hit Adolescence You’re bending over backwards to downplay the show’s success. The fact is, it’s pulling in millions of views and ranking high on Netflix—those aren’t ‘meaningless awards,’ they’re real numbers. If no one cared, there wouldn’t be anything to market. Just say you don’t like the show and move on. Also, judging the acting from a trailer? Come on. The child actor who played Jamie was incredible, and Stephen Graham is one of the UK’s finest—his performances speak for themselves. If the show was as irr…	/r/MensRights	24/03/25 02:16 AM
0	UK: Schools to give boys anti-misogyny lessons to stop toxic masculinity in wake of Netflix hit Adolescence Seems like you're avoiding the actual discussion and resorting to insults instead. Not surprising, really. When you can't argue facts, it’s easier to throw out personal jabs. Best of luck with that.	/r/MensRights	24/03/25 02:09 AM
1	UK: Schools to give boys anti-misogyny lessons to stop toxic masculinity in wake of Netflix hit Adolescence 24.3 million views in four days is objectively not ‘tiny’—that’s already outperforming many Netflix originals, and has it on track to be the most watched UK Netflix original. Not every show needs Stranger Things numbers to be a hit. Also, media coverage isn’t unusual for a show generating discussion and ranking high on Netflix’s charts. Dismissing all buzz as ‘inorganic’ just because you dislike the show is weak reasoning	/r/MensRights	24/03/25 01:37 AM
-1	UK: Schools to give boys anti-misogyny lessons to stop toxic masculinity in wake of Netflix hit Adolescence Man can hardly speak English but insults my intelligence lol Guess I’ll just disregard my own lived experience, considering I'm the person who lives here and take your word for it instead when you've probably never been to the UK.	/r/MensRights	24/03/25 01:21 AM
-5	UK: Schools to give boys anti-misogyny lessons to stop toxic masculinity in wake of Netflix hit Adolescence You're really comparing women who aren't allowed to drive, go out in the streets on their own etc, is comparable to being a man in the UK? 😂 The situations aren’t comparable. A male in the UK has full legal rights, social mobility, and safety. Women in parts of the Middle East often face systemic legal and cultural oppression. Saying ‘both groups say they’re fine’ ignores the vast difference in circumstances	/r/MensRights	24/03/25 12:57 AM
-5	UK: Schools to give boys anti-misogyny lessons to stop toxic masculinity in wake of Netflix hit Adolescence All I'm getting from this thread is that you need serious therapy	/r/MensRights	24/03/25 12:32 AM
-4	UK: Schools to give boys anti-misogyny lessons to stop toxic masculinity in wake of Netflix hit Adolescence I'm a male in the UK and do just fine.	/r/MensRights	24/03/25 12:27 AM
-4	UK: Schools to give boys anti-misogyny lessons to stop toxic masculinity in wake of Netflix hit Adolescence 24.3m views, but it had very small viewership lmao	/r/MensRights	24/03/25 12:19 AM