KudereDev Archive

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3	Meanwhile young men can’t even get hired for entry level roles lol It's always easier to virtue signalling then doing exact stuff. They don't want to really any of those works, add open boarder rule so they import blue collar workers and we have current mess we are in. The most shitty job market of last 300 years. Well outside of WW2 or Great Depression where percentage of jobless people was on level of current. Also real jobless statistics are messed up, state won't count people that don't work and given up on finding one. So real jobless statistics is Economy…	/r/MensRights	08/03/26 11:58 AM
18	Made my day: Intense feminism leads to inevitable collapse of a whole civilisation - 4B South Korea I would say it's many other reasons let me list and give little summary for them. Tl dr. Too hard to get good job, no free time at young age and not enough houses for everyone. Lookism. South Korea have this problem in its core as society, actively punishing people for not being wealthy, smart, beautiful and many other reasons. Young guys have it pretty hard, as not many people born rich or with face of Kpop star. Too strict study system. That one is easy if you just listen for Korean adults. Th…	/r/MensRights	08/08/25 10:39 AM
2	Have people been sexist to you in a period in which you were insecure or didn’t have a backbone? I feel your pain. I was weak kid back in the day, quite tall with lots of problems that comes with it. Didn't have father in my family as he became alcoholic and literally trauma dumped at me when I was like 6 before going out for the milk for good, he won't be a good father anyway, so whatever. Like without some kind men to men learning you would start to miss really needed skills, like basic repair, charisma training and confidence build up. I missed most of it outside of basic DIY and repairs…	/r/MensRights	01/08/25 04:02 AM
2	Psychologist describes old matriarchal tribe, sounds eerily similar to modern Western culture. Also explains men's issues today. I don't get it about whole Patriarchy part. Like I won't believe a second that our society placed Man on top of food chain. Like look at Medieval times, men do 99% of all labour to survive, from fields to processing, but exactly those men were used against their will to fight in feudal wars, does that sounds like benefits? More like hard manual labour with meat grinder in the end. Industrial times, men are first to work at factories with poor work conditions, first to die to machine accidents an…	/r/MensRights	01/08/25 03:22 AM
3	Trying to Find 10 Examples Where Feminism Fought for Men. Help? Well it is hard for one thing, after she show minimal empathy toward men she is automatically excluded from whole movement. In my country we had one, her nick name is Nica or Nixel Pixel, she was on front aggressive part of feminists, attacked bloggers left and right and was writing shitty songs of how all men bad. The second her ideology stepped out of the line she was excluded and then step by step she stop whole feminism support movement on her channel and I don't know what and how she is, an…	/r/MensRights	03/06/25 01:15 AM
16	Male suicide rates are blamed squarely on men - women and society receive no blame. Men can open as long, far and wide as they want. It wont change the fact that people don't care, like at all. Add to that economy that is 2 feet before going in full recession, cost of living skyrocketing and each and every media blame men and literally telling us to not exist. Add to that future of full AI replacement for shareholders profit and you get perfect world for not living in it, what a wonderful future we are living in.	/r/MensRights	01/06/25 02:45 AM
26	Damn About girl that asked average work Joe if he would go out with her. What exactly you can really do in this situation? If you agree you are creepy Joe and you would be dragged to HR office and possibly fired, if you disagree she can go nuclear as it would punch her inflated ego a bit too much, aka provoking many bad actions from her and eventually HR getting you fired for making hostile work environment. Maybe you can lie to talk your way out, as you have girl already or something like that. Too …	/r/MensRights	29/03/25 06:46 PM
13	Has anybody been called a "creep" for not doing anything? Not so long ago I saw a post about woman complaining that there is one guy on her work that don't want to approach or talk to any woman in workspace. Basically he made some friends with men part of team, but was really cold around women with only topics on work with no talking about anything more. So women in post can't really stand that type of behavior and even complains HR about it as hostile work environment. As I can understand this guy definitely has some looks, because if not no one would…	/r/MensRights	21/07/23 07:16 AM
10	Just wanted to make a post bringing attention to the genocide of men and boys in Bucha, Ukraine. This war just shows what real rights men have during a war. And they reset, they disappear and you either have the choice to take up arms and fight until the death or if the city is lost you will be killed by these animals, which everyone calls Russian. And it's all just human-made horror.	/r/MensRights	03/04/22 07:25 PM
3	Making fun of Erectile Dysfunction is okay on NETFLIX Oh if any show have jokes around w0mEn not able to have kids it will be a huge disaster, armageddon type of disaster. Strong female characters are so fake, like you tried to photoshop muscles to that one ultra obese character. They need to be as toxic as possible so they can prove the power of strong character. Oppressing men or have vulgar jokes about them too. But that just don't work. Even older films have that type of crap. In groundhog day character was forced to be a simp, with that clown …	/r/MensRights	27/08/21 05:42 AM
8	Boys are treated worse than girls (with studies) Men, that thing is all around the globe. Like boys treated like garbage in Belarus and Russia, with some really shitty propaganda that can ruin their lives later on. I don't know about Europe, but won't be surprised if it all the same there.	/r/MensRights	20/07/21 05:26 AM
10	Every guy I know has been screwed over either emotionally and financially. Men’s opinion of women as a whole in today’s society is not good at all. Actually I was surviving in a highly abusive all women family, and it was quite hard times. I saw how relationships destroy when my mother try to find new "love", how she emotionally abuse me when she had hard times. I saw relationship of my grandparents, when my grandmother giving hard time for my grandad. Actually she bully him even when he became disabled. He died last year and don't have any "glass of water" in the end. For me it was quite a rough times, I have some traumas and I don't want …	/r/MensRights	12/07/21 04:57 AM
16	[Twitter] Stop gendering issues that aren’t a gender-specific issue! 51.3% of men, and 48.7% of women. BuT wOmEn!! Men dying/suffering w0mEn most affected	/r/MensRights	28/06/21 03:31 AM