Healthy_Method9658 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	Wow .Women really do need to learn to not kill children. In non reciprocal domestic violence studies where only one partner is physically violent, women are actually the abusers in 65-75% of cases. The number discrepancy is from women self-reporting (lower) and men reporting it (higher). Even if we go off the lower women's number, if one person is violent in the relationship it's far more likely to be the woman.	/r/MensRights	24/01/25 11:34 AM
2	Female teachers on how they treat male students. They have near unlimited discretion and almost no oversight. I barely remember it myself tbh. I don't even remember the teachers name anymore. My dad enjoys telling it as a story though, as he went in willing to side with the teacher and couldn't believe what he was seeing. As soon as he saw the teachers body language towards me he knew who the problem was. I do remember the headteacher being very good with me though, which was probably another tell.	/r/MensRights	03/12/24 05:33 PM
2	Female teachers on how they treat male students. They have near unlimited discretion and almost no oversight. I had a lot of teachers either love or hate me in school. I wasn't a troublemaker or disruptive. I was also typically, outside of some subjects, usually among the top of the class as well. The problem was typically that I didn't fluff their ego. I treated them like normal adults. And in a shocking amount of teachers they expect this reverence. Basic respect, sure. But if you're outwardly an asshole under the guise of your status above literal children I'd treat them with total indifference. Due …	/r/MensRights	03/12/24 03:59 PM
1	Gentlemen, why don't we speak out beyond this sub? I've been downvoted in subs for providing studies for the following topics: Boys across many countries being left behind in education. Gender hiring discrimination actually showing that men face initial hiring discrimination rather than women Studies showing nonreciprocal domestic violence (where only one person in the relationship is violent) it's up to three times more likely to be the woman who is physically abusing the man. Men reported women being the sole abuser at 74% and women self-repor…	/r/MensRights	08/11/24 11:49 PM
28	It has begun, dun dun dun I was working with a contracting company during COVID in my late twenties. This was a job in the tech field. Our old manager left and I applied for the vacancy. My coworkers wanted me to get it (they were the ones that actually encouraged me to go for it), as did the people we were contracted to work for lol. They even went as far as to have a sit down and recommend I take the role since I had such a good rapport with them. My bosses ignored that and turned me down for 'lacking management experi…	/r/MensRights	24/10/24 01:25 PM
1	It has begun, dun dun dun I was working with a contracting company during COVID in my late twenties. This was a job in the tech field. Our old manager left and I applied for the vacancy. My coworkers wanted me to get it (they were the ones that actually encouraged me to go for it), as did the people we were contracted to work for lol. They even went as far as to have a sit down and recommend I take the role since I had such a good rapport with them. My bosses ignored that and turned me down for 'lacking management experi…	/r/MensRights	24/10/24 01:24 PM
1	Ukrainian woman goes scot-free after abusing child I wonder if the psychologist was also a woman.... When I was 6 I had several teeth knocked out by my mother's husband, while I was asleep in bed. My mother admitted what happened when the ambulance arrived in the morning (when I was discovered unconscious with blood everywhere in the hall by my step brother). She later completely changed her mind and claimed it was an accident to try and defend him. The court had me put with a child psychologist who did not believe a word of her bullshit. In all…	/r/MensRights	28/07/24 02:22 PM
1	As a former fat guy, getting fit was like having the veil ripped from my eyes on sexism, groping and sexual harassment I've had very similar experiences. Except mine started as a teenager though. There's a big age gap between my sister's and me, so while I was still at home I used to walk to their school to take them home together. My mother was abusive and unreliable, their father a drunk so I took care of it most days. I'd get comments from younger mothers or open gossip about my appearance. Whenever my mother did turn up she'd use their interest in me as an ego boost for herself because she needed their valid…	/r/MensRights	12/07/24 02:40 PM
15	How the domestic violence industry betrayed boys My very abusive mother used to kick me out regularly from 10-16. Any and every establishment I asked for help from turned me away. Schools, police, social services. They just told me to wait for her to calm down and sometimes implied I was probably at fault for being a young boy. I had to rely on the kindness of other peoples parents who at points literally had to buy me clothes to live in. Even worse, when I was 6 years old, my mum's partner at the time knocked out several of my teeth while I w…	/r/MensRights	02/07/24 11:38 AM
39	What disadvantages do women still have? I was in a thread recently about higher education and this conversation. I provided multiple studies, one done over 60 countries that show girls consistently get their grades "marked up" compared to boys of the same ability. And other aspects like the decline in boy lead attainment groups. The comment was removed lol. Just for talking about and providing sources to scientific studies on the subject. It was reinstated after I messaged the mods asking what the issue was, but by then the thread was…	/r/MensRights	06/06/24 10:19 PM
5	Husband says wife spends 12 hours a day on her phone and neglects newborn babies - comments excuse her and claim possible Post-Partum Depression There was a great one recently on am I the asshole. There was a post about someone ina busy airport lounge asking if they can take a seat that a woman was occupying with her bag. The comments ripped the OP to shreds. "Typical space invading man!" Turns out the OP is a woman and just wanted a place to sit, and wouldn't you believe it. The entire thread flipped and it was all suddenly okay. Full mask off moment where the presumption is a man so they were wrong.	/r/MensRights	06/06/24 10:12 PM
3	Data shows: Domestic violence rates nearly identical for men and women. PLUS, women exhibit higher rates of physical aggression in relationships. My comment got removed from the Europe sub yesterday for literally just linking several studies that show boys are disadvantaged at school, with their work often being scored lower than girls of the same ability. This study was across 60 countries. That's it. Literally just providing accurate studies. In response to someone asking "what's stopping boys from entering higher education?". There is a real problem with these conversations getting surpressed, yet people can make up false stats or clai…	/r/MensRights	04/06/24 06:15 PM
5	Indian actor Shivam Patil speaks up about surviving domestic abuse & child abuse. This horrid case raises questions about the gender bias of laws that exclude male victims from protection, safety, and justice. I'm in the UK and Shivam's story is remarkably similar to my own. My mother was physically and emotionally abusive and one of my step fathers when I was 6 drunkenly entered my room while I was sleeping and knocked 8 of my teeth out while I was unconscious. I was sent back to live with him after because my mother refused to press charges and changed her story 10+ times. She was allowed to change the court child psychologist who saw through her bullshit because of "bias" and the next psychologist …	/r/MensRights	04/06/24 10:42 AM
4	What do you think about women who label men as "oppressors" while expecting men to pay for dates and bail them out of every trouble? I had a teams meeting a couple of months ago, one that usually has some kind of focus on things like mental health (men and women's), neurodiversity etc. All good things. Except this one particular one spilled into a very large diatribe about 'male privilege'. The irony being this teams call was comfortably 70% women. I know the lady doing the presentation, she's comfortably middle class, owns horses that were her parents and probably benefitted from a school system that heavily favours girls. (…	/r/MensRights	22/05/24 11:52 AM
4	What do you think about women who label men as "oppressors" while expecting men to pay for dates and bail them out of every trouble? My body, my choice There was a recent thread on AITA where a married couple agreed to three kids. The wife wanted to stop at two for very valid reasons. The husband obviously was in agreement despite their initial view for three. They both agree for him to get a vasectomy as it's the practical solution. Then nearly a decade later the wife got baby fever again and wanted the husband to reverse it, and he was shamed by her, their friends and family to the point of making the thread for not wanting…	/r/MensRights	22/05/24 11:33 AM