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| 2 | This is trueYeah, the word is misused to the point where it starts to lose its meaning. There's a lot of words like that right now... Edit: Forgot to say I'm sad/sorry to hear about your SH. I've been there myself, albeit relatively lightly by comparison, so I know a bit about how tough it can be. | /r/AntiFeminists | 13/05/20 03:26 PM |
| 2 | BULLSHITSerious question since I'm confused, not judging any ideology or anything: is this some kind of mgtow thing? | /r/AntiFeminists | 30/03/20 01:35 AM |
| 3 | Double Standards Against MenThere's more to power and control than physical enforcement. Edit: Not saying rape isn't a predominantly male exertion of power. I don't know the statistics, but it would not surprise me. It's irrelevant though. Rape is rape. I condemn all instances of it, physical or emotional. | /r/AntiFeminists | 12/03/20 02:34 PM |
| 7 | Because ALL men are creeps.Yeah this one is an instance where I'd write it down as a common joke and not care about it. Making fun of either sex should be welcome as long as it's in good spirit. | /r/MensRights | 18/08/19 11:38 PM |
| 14 | POS shit mom telling kid to "be a man" and "stop being a sissy".This. It's a bit of both, and I honestly don't mind the classic idea of men not showing emotions as readily as women do. It's just a gut feeling (as in no actual research on my end) but I think there's some credence to it. The problems arise when men are never allowed to show emotions. In my experience, though, men and woman alike, casual feminists or not, know this seemingly by default. My peers sometimes tell me to man up, and sometimes tell me it's okay to be *whatever feeling*. My male peers… | /r/MensRights | 18/08/19 11:33 PM |
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