Hephaestusthebestest Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
178	Maybe most women are in favour of the Texas abortion law.	Feminism	Hephaestusthebestest	/r/MensRights	21/09/21 08:54 AM

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14	Any other more muscular dudes ever get inappropriately touched? I'm fairly well built but I'm 5'4 and I've been groped way too many times when I go out. Its usually my butt so I don't know what the reasoning is as I'm not the stereotypical man people would go for. The worst time I wore a dress for a superhero themed night. I was harassed so bad I didn't even last half an hour at the venue. Groping and lifting my dress was horrendous.	/r/MensRights	06/07/24 03:08 AM
22	Why so many decent single men are single Pretty common phrase in Australia, I didn't even notice he said it.	/r/MensRights	23/03/24 10:44 PM
-1	Legalizing weed would be huge win for Mens Rights Knowing the risks in a corrupt system doesn't make it acceptable. Don't have sex if you don't want to have kids or don't get in a relationship if you don't want to be abused is absolutely insane. So consuming a comparatively harmless drug isn't grounds to strip men of freedom to raise money for a corrupt prison system. I agree it's not fundamentally a men's rights issue but women smoke just as much as men; they just aren't sent to prison for it.	/r/MensRights	04/07/23 11:26 PM
3	Any men here struggling with depression? Been so long I'm comfortable with my depression. Feel like I was born broken, but I've learnt to live with it. I know my boundaries and how to make sure I don't get too behind. I am no longer suicidal because I have just accepted my place in the world. I keep myself happy and content but I'll never be anything more than mediocre. I live a good life, I just wasn't quite born to fit in this place, I dream of walking into the bush and living with the bugs. I am happy but I don't get to feel happy. …	/r/MensRights	09/06/23 06:26 AM
10	Story time, Have any of you ever experienced sexism when going to a female therapist or counselor? In school our guidance counselor told me I shouldn't think about childcare because it's not a job for men. Didn't think much about it at the time but I was making money as a baby sitter. It's acceptable when I'm a teen but not an adult?	/r/MensRights	05/06/23 02:26 AM
3	i've never heard anyone say "men have needs"... Damn I like your response. A lot of men's rights boils down to our government. Same vise versa, if everyone realised it's a class problem so much would suddenly make sense. Thanks for being a feminist and still an aly to men. A lot here do the same in reverse but since this is our only place to "cry" (talk about what we are going through) it can look a bit heavy. Cheers and thanks and best of luck!	/r/MensRights	16/01/23 07:00 AM
1	Maybe most women are in favour of the Texas abortion law. I feel like you have missed the whole point of the post, yes women should be able to have full control over their bodies. (We do have more to go in the woman's plight and hopefully we can keep making the world better for our sisters and daughters.) But so should men, accidentally making someone pregnant shouldn't mean a male is forced to be a father. Imagine if women had access to abortion but the price is a third of your salary for 18 years, it obviously isn't fair and women would be up in arms…	/r/MensRights	10/01/22 05:21 AM
1	Maybe most women are in favour of the Texas abortion law. Of course they aren't! It's a backwards gross law, this was merely suggesting that women expect abstinence from men but believe they should have other options. So if women were held to the same expectation they held for men, than if someone had consensual sex and fell pregnant than "too bad, you knew the consequences of sex." I want to say that in no way do I believe this and I want all women to be happy and safe and especially want the protection of children born to someone who's not ready. But…	/r/MensRights	26/12/21 08:31 PM
17	Maybe most women are in favour of the Texas abortion law. I would understand if he did. That poor child, even if the dad tried hard and did a good job, a mother that could manipulate a man like that and have total disregard for his choices and life is going to be horrific. The kid deserves more.	/r/MensRights	21/09/21 11:17 AM
12	Maybe most women are in favour of the Texas abortion law. Again, I was saying feminists believe in abstinence only for men, but not for women. I was saying that if they held themselves to the same standard they held men, then they would be in favour of abstinence over abortion.	/r/MensRights	21/09/21 10:59 AM
2	Maybe most women are in favour of the Texas abortion law. Oh for sure! At the end I said I don't agree I was just saying how people advocate for abstinence only for men but fight for so many more reproductive rights for women. I did love reading your reply, you said it so well	/r/MensRights	21/09/21 10:38 AM