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| 1 | Saw this on a fem sub and just wanted to point out men do this tooI don't think the point of this is that all of those things are incredibly difficult hard labour that men never do. I think it is more referring to the fact that for one individual doing all of these in any relationship, does take effort and to make sure you're recognising that. " Feeling a sense of duty and responsibility to take care of the household and needs of the family." If you're part of a couple who each work full time, then it doesn't all fall upon you - male or female. Even think of i… | /r/MensRights | 30/03/20 11:23 AM |
| 2 | You're not empowered but the abuserI don't understand how other woman, and men, don't understand this. I have a pretty strong fight response and am easily spooked due to personal issues. One day a few years ago my ex boyfriend grabbed my arm from behind to get my attention and on reflex I punched him and started to run. After a second to process I realised what I had done. I felt so awful and couldn't apologise enough. He had a bruise but kept saying "It's okay. You're only little." and "To be honest I probably deserved it." Ther… | /r/MensRights | 17/07/19 02:05 PM |
| 14 | Piers Morgan asks why violence against male politicians is funnyI found this really difficult to upvote as I hate almost every word that comes out of Piers Morgan's mouth. However, violence against anyone is awful and the culture we're in which treats male suffering as humourous genuinely makes me sick to my stomach. | /r/MensRights | 26/05/19 01:22 PM |
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