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| 1 | How to deal with boundaries without losing frameNot sure why you’re not getting many real straightforward answers… To answer your question: I think you’re over complicating it. As someone else said, your human so cut yourself a bit of slack, it’s natural to feel irritated/angry, or any similar emotion. The part where frame comes in, is how you handle the situation externally vs internally. To elaborate, in this situation you feel anger, justifiably. How you display yourself, externalising your inner reaction is what you must reel in. So inste… | /r/askMRP | 24/08/24 09:49 PM |
| -11 | Male victim of rape speaks on rape culture within a Muslim Arab societyVery unfortunate. I find it genuinely cool how he frames not exposing the folks who did it, as a strength. Of course, not everyone would do the same. That he mentioned it, says a lot. That aside, he sounds like an Islamophobe. Islam says absolutely nothing about ‘killing the victim’, and it almost makes it a bit hard to believe he grew up in a culture of folks who know the religion, yet in all this time since he hasn’t bothered to fact check? | /r/MensRights | 15/08/24 02:44 AM |
| 3 | Do women lose more from divorces than men?I agree. This applies across the board… unless your Muslim, and marry a women who truly believes, and practices it internally and externally. A god fearing woman; honoured in her rights, yet held in check by morals, and immediate + eternal consequences. if I weren’t Muslim, I would’ve never gotten married. Islam emphasises truth, justice, accountability, and is equitable. A Muslim, soon to be ex-wife, has the right to which she invested financially herself (i.e into the home, payed half the car,… | /r/MensRights | 15/08/24 02:24 AM |
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