Gwan53 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
4	I guess Oscar is just toughing it out, because he's a man		Gwan53	/r/MensRights	09/06/19 11:37 PM

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
21	Did men have to be registered for selective service to vote? They also required it for my driver's licence application	/r/MensRights	10/08/26 11:05 PM
2	Do Men cheat more than women? The term cheat in this article is specifically sex. It neglects dating, romantic, emotional, and any other form of cheating.	/r/MensRights	08/08/26 02:03 PM
5	Do Men cheat more than women? Don't bother with this article. It is not fact based and biased toward women in the first place. 1. The article is not peer reviewed, meaning it may not be accurate even in context of the field of study. 2. The author (not a team of researchers or data analysts) primarily worked in the news publishing industry. So not who you want leading such an analysis. 3. The author did lead a different study that was focused on women and tried to show that women were the primary breadwinners, but could only…	/r/MensRights	08/08/26 02:01 PM
15	Do other men feel dismissed by healthcare providers? When I go in for myself and they start talking down to me, I make sure to use the technical terms. I have a degree in biology and work in the healthcare industry. When I take any of my kids in, they always call my wife to confirm the very same details they just confirmed with me and have in their records. It pisses me off, especially knowing that this is the protocol used when a non-parent or non-gaurdian brings a kid in to an ER or urgent care. But they are more than happy to call me when the b…	/r/MensRights	03/07/26 01:39 PM
18	Comments are what you'd expect The difference of how a female pedo and a male pedo are treated by other prison inmates is interesting. At least she is in prison. Too many cases do not result in this. I'm curious to know what is being done to help the victims. That would be real progress in closing the disparaging gap in how male and female victims of rape are being treated. The comments are hopefully from strangers and not from people who would interact with the victims.	/r/MensRights	07/02/26 03:11 PM
65	Comments are what you'd expect At least she is in jail, that sounds like progress to me.	/r/MensRights	07/02/26 03:06 PM
9	Why do men have to do the hardest and risky jobs? There are deep roots back in our early development as homo sapiens moving toward society that are no longer relevant, but persist. To ensure the next generation's survival, protecting pregnant women and those nursing the young was beneficial. Now that women have got their freedom from men, by the right to work, this concept is no longer relevant. Despite that, the concept of having women fill roles in society that are less risky still persists. Now I have seen women work in construction, but it …	/r/MensRights	07/02/26 02:36 PM
17	Why do men have to do the hardest and risky jobs? The topic is not about being comfortable or uncomfortable at work, it is the risk to life. But to your point about HR breathing down your neck, there the risk is still higher for men, which is what I think you are alluding to and is very real and can also destroy lives. All a woman has to do is report a guy for sexual harassment and that guy loses his job. It's so prevalent and underplayed that there is a meme template where the woman responds to the coworker as receptive or report sexual harass…	/r/MensRights	07/02/26 02:16 PM
4	My life vs their "truth" I'm sorry you had to experience all that and then some. Thank you for sharing.	/r/MensRights	06/01/26 01:52 PM
9	Is there a silent epidemic of women weaponizing HR against men at the workplace? Depending on your state laws this may be illegal. Recording of conversations in some states require only one party consent to be recorded, some require multiple, majority, or all parties consent. If you illegally record the conversation they can and you can bet they will use that as litigation fuel. Think of it as breaking the law recording your female coworker. And they will phrase it that way.	/r/MensRights	05/11/25 01:01 AM
0	Should we ban affirmative action ? I think affiative action is needed with an expiration when structural discrimination has been enforced. Structure to the affirmative action should enable those affected by the structural discrimination can come to equal footing with society. But this has not been attempted as far as I am aware. I would love to hope for this, but I think I would be disappointed. Should be law, isn't always law. Laws aren't always enforced. If the law isn't enforced, it will be broken without punishment It is only…	/r/MensRights	19/03/22 02:48 PM