LambsandLions Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
6	World's Easiest Job		LambsandLions	/r/MensRights	22/04/14 08:02 AM

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16	gayMRA. There is zero reason why we need to separate heterosexual and homosexual men. In fact, it would be better for us to stick together as different perspectives on masculinity can only help us understand what men as a whole need. Also, as much as I hate to admit it, as gay men our voices carry more weight in discussions of rights and needs. The MRA is already labeled as only straight, white and male (even though it has many gay, colored and female users) removing the gay voice only helps paint the M…	/r/MensRights	24/09/14 09:17 AM
2	35 practical steps men can take to support feminism My favorite was the one about managing money. It basically said, make sure you supply your woman with money. This is feminism because wage gap. Lets forget that women control 83% of domestic spending so they are probably the ones running up the credit card bills.	/r/MensRights	19/08/14 03:48 PM
1	Invisible Men: Male Victims of Sex Trafficking Invisible men is right when you say only 2% of sex trafficking victims are male. Agencies have long turned a blind eye to men, both in reporting and in aiding. It all has to do the amount of agency given to men. A latino who crosses the boarder and does day labor and construction is not trafficked while a latina who crosses the boarder and is a maid is trafficked. In New york a little more than half of child sex workers are boys but only 4 out of 25 shelters will help them. http://jjie.org/traff…	/r/MensRights	02/08/14 07:25 AM
1	[Color Coding tells the story - Female lives are more valuable than male lives] Cease-fire collapses between Israel, Hamas Click on the picture, it opens a link where you can hover over every person and it will tell you their age, sex and date of death. The red is only for children under the age of 18, both boy and girl. Male and female adults are all in black. Though most of the children who die are boys, by a pretty large margin.	/r/MensRights	02/08/14 01:35 AM
1	Need help identifying sexism towards boys during childhood Starting a 7 months of age to about 4 years boys are spanked by their mother about 900 times a year. That is 2 to 3 times more than girls. Now at 7 months the differences between behavior should be no existent but the punishment is dictated by what the child has between their legs. Likewise mothers look at their female children in the eyes twice as much as their male children. Repeated beating and lack of emotional contact with the person who has complete control over you has to have a profound …	/r/MensRights	20/07/14 04:50 PM
1	East vs West: Sex preference for children. What is never talked about is why there is a sex preference in the East. Feminists will tell you it is because they are misogynistic but the truth is that male children are necessary for the survival of the parents. In cultures like China and India men stay with their family and women join the husbands family. There is no social security so if a family does not have a male child they have no one to take care of them when they get older. In China where families where only allowed one child the ge…	/r/MensRights	07/07/14 10:26 AM
3	Do men have power in society? Well if money is power, women spend more than 70% of the domestic dollar in the use. Household also spend 4 to 7 times as much on female personal products as men. If knowledge is power, women make up the majority of college students and recieve more funding to go to said colleges. They often have control over the voices in the university, specifically the sociology departments. If politics is power, women are the voting majority. Not only are there more women then men but a higher percentage of …	/r/MensRights	01/07/14 07:38 AM
6	Guys, can you please help me find a study that proves men are expected to work more physical demanding jobs? Why would you need a study? Just go to a construction yard and count the women working.	/r/MensRights	17/06/14 03:40 AM
1	$7.4 Billion more is spent on mother's day than on father's day Not all women want handbags but handbag is one the top requested item for mothers day, next to flowers. And again I didn't say all men are the bread winners. I just said that they are the bread winners in the majority of households, which is true. Personal items are anything that is bought for your sole consumption. For example, a t-shirt is a personal item because only you where it. A tv, is not a personal item because it is shared. In my bathroom my toothbrush is a personal item but my mouthwa…	/r/MensRights	14/06/14 07:03 PM
3	$7.4 Billion more is spent on mother's day than on father's day It is not just father's day. We as a society spend more for the females in the family than the males in the family on birthdays, Valentines day, Christmas and anniversaries. The average household spends 7 times more on personal products for women than men. Items men want tend to be shared items, such as electronics, while items women want tend to be person items, such as hand bags. Keep in mind that a significant amount of mother's day spend is done by the husband and not the children. Because m…	/r/MensRights	14/06/14 05:35 AM
1	Meanings behind differences in annual/lifetime report rates of men and women Even though we live in a "rape culture" rates of rape have been decreasing since the 90's. This may lead to an older population of raped women were the younger population has a lower percentage raped. At the same time rape of men may be increasing. Women are now perusing men more openly. But keep in mind, many older men may not understand that sex against their will is rape, because they don't understand that it is possible for a woman to rape a man. They may not even understand that they too ne…	/r/MensRights	14/06/14 03:30 AM
2	I circumcised my son, now I regret it. You are circumcised yourself. Do you blame your father? Have you confronted your father about why he circumcised you? The truth is, you didn't have all the information. You made a life altering decision but it was the same one that your father made. We can not cry over lost foreskin. All we can do is educate others on why they should not circumcise.	/r/MensRights	11/06/14 10:20 PM
2	Disgusting Lies from an "Equal Pay" organization. It made me sick to my stomach to watch this. I love how the men in the video are "equally talented" yet blow up their mixture 3 times in a 2 minute video. How many times did the woman's mixture explode? Oh yeah, zero times. Then the other man is sexual harassing her, because all men are either perverts or idiots. But really lets look at the facts the video stated. Both Sam and Steve took 6 months of but when they returned Sam worked PART TIME and steve was full time. It says that right in the video. So when you are going to promote someone…	/r/MensRights	09/06/14 04:19 PM
3	Hi! I'm a student currently conducting research on violence in families. Please complete this short survey! You realize by telling us this is a survey on domestic violence you cause a self selection bias. Basically people who feel strongly about violence, ie those abused, are more likely to answer the survey than the general population. This causes inflated numbers. Kinda like the way you get inflated rape statistics when you let the responders self select to take the survey on a college campus and then claim that it is a representation of the rest of the nation.	/r/MensRights	09/06/14 12:06 AM
3	Entitlement predicts sexism, in both men and women, study finds -- ScienceDaily A completely non-sexist person would seem extremely sexist because women are used to benevolent sexism and expect it. There was a report about how women perceived men as hostile towards women until they were told the actions were egalitarian. Basically when the special treatment ends women assume there is sexism where in actuality the special treatment is the sexism.	/r/MensRights	08/06/14 06:26 AM
6	The American Lung Association does not care about men. CVS is also being dishonest about it. Sadly people only really care about women and the cancer societies know this. I read an article about a charity walk that increased its donations after it started excluding men from the walk. By focusing only on women people were more willing to donate. This is also seen with all the red dress campaigns for heart disease which effects both men and women. If this money is just going for research, both men and women will benefit from the money. But it still sucks that society simply doesn't care a…	/r/MensRights	01/06/14 07:59 AM
6	Anyone up for poking fun at feminists on twitter? I really don't think that men right's should be trolling. Seems like it would just make people take us less seriously than they already do. If you can actually make this a discussion about gender inequity then I all for it. But if you just want to piss of feminist I can not support this. I would say go to /pol/ or something but it really doesn't matter, we will be blamed for it regardless.	/r/MensRights	01/06/14 07:51 AM
4	Mitochondria and male lifespan: Power down men seem to wear out faster than women do. Yet no one knows why Well, lets think, which gender is doing the back breaking physical labor which puts a toll on the body causing it to wear out faster? This truly is sciences greatest mystery.	/r/MensRights	01/06/14 07:48 AM
2	Introducing The Politically Correct Card Game! (Thought you guys could use a laugh) Didn't watch the whole thing, just seemed like a bunch of racism. That is really not something we need here. Remember men of all races face similar hardships for being men.	/r/MensRights	31/05/14 07:04 AM
3	Why isn't there a solid MRA group akin to NOW or NOMAS? Well we all know how men's centers are on every campus and groups like CAFE are welcomed with open arms at the universities. It isn't like someone is stopping any kind of men's rights group from forming before they start.	/r/MensRights	28/05/14 12:37 AM
1	Does Music Objectify and Discriminate Against Women? Pop music is catered towards women so it is no surprise that the songs from men would be about how great a woman is and the songs from women are about how strong a woman is.	/r/MensRights	27/05/14 08:55 AM
2	Role models and men Honestly the most important role models are parents and teachers, as they are who the child learns the most from and has the most contact with. The problem is many homes do not have a dad and most grade school teachers are women. Many boys do not have any kind of contact with a male role model until he is in high school, at which point it is a bit too late. While we can say there are an abundance of male heroes like firemen, policemen, and soldiers, they are not in contact with the boys on a reg…	/r/MensRights	27/05/14 12:22 AM
27	Meet "Feminist Frank," An Ironic New Feminist Meme... Feminist Frank, extremely handsome and photoshopped man telling women that he doesn't care about appearances. Irony must not be part of a gender studies degree.	/r/MensRights	19/05/14 01:33 AM
1	Is there an equal amount of discrimination against men and women? Almost all sexism can be seen from both sides. Women were forced to work in the home, is often said to show sexism against women but one could argue that forcing men to work outside the home where it is more dangerous should be seen as sexist against men. It is really all how you frame it. We do not live in a misogynistic world, if we did the idea of misogyny would be absurd because it was so normalized that we wouldn't be able to see it. We live in a world that wants to help and protect women s…	/r/MensRights	17/05/14 03:22 PM
11	Prisons: Institutionalized racism, but not sexism? I have talked to a feminist about this and they agree that it is a sign of institutionalized sexism, sexism against women. Even though it seems like men are getting the raw end of the deal with 60% longer sentencing times, less likely to be acquitted and less likely to receive parole, it is women who suffer because we don't punish them hard enough and don't take them seriously. So while longer sentencing times shows we are racist against blacks, lighter sentencing times shows we are sexist again…	/r/MensRights	17/05/14 03:14 PM
2	Online marketing has a significant sexist bias against women....by other women. Where the women are sexist against other women MORE than the men are. Maybe the clients just like the way the men treat them better than the way the women were treating them. Lets say the men were really laid back, asked a few details and then got to work. Where the women where more active in their approach, gathered a lot of information from the client and then did their job while contacting the client. The woman would have actually done a better job but the man would have been seen as knowing what he was doing more. Most people prefer male bosses. This is becaus…	/r/MensRights	15/05/14 05:59 AM
13	Women are Human beings, Men are Human Doings. -Remains true as of 5/13/2014 The prime minister acknowledges that they are men by calling them brothers. Also 3 of the 8 pictures are of women crying. I am sure they are the primary victims here, we should focus on their suffering.	/r/MensRights	14/05/14 03:34 AM
12	A boy who is modest about his body needs professional help; a girl who is modest deserves privacy I think male modesty is an issue. Not necessarily that it is wrong to be shy, but that as a whole men and boys have become way to modest around each other. Boys grow up never seeing their fathers or friends naked, that is never seeing a normal male naked, and then get bombarded with images from porn where the men are anything but normal. This leads to inadequacy issues and many men feel them. Also there is an amount of bonding that men experience when they are naked together. Perhaps it is vulne…	/r/MensRights	06/05/14 08:34 PM
5	Science: Straight Athletes Love a Same-Sex Snuggle One of the major issues men are facing today is lack of brotherhood. We don't let ourselves get really close to other men because we are afraid that the closeness will be seen as homosexuality. We can not have or show intimacy for each other and therefor we turn our backs on each other when we need help.	/r/MensRights	02/05/14 04:44 AM
5	Sheryl Sandberg, chief operating officer of Facebook, said women should hold half of the important positions in business. Sheryl Sandberg reports to be worth over a billion dollars. She should be sharing her success with us.	/r/MensRights	23/04/14 05:34 AM
1	Female disadvantage is walking down the street at night, having to worry about being attacked or raped Women walk in fear but men are statistically more likely to be mugged, assaulted, and murdered walking down the streets than women. Men are not allowed to show fear because they are expected to lay down their lives for women and children. A group of fearful men is a group of men who are not going to get killed. Basically men's lives are disposable and women's are not. A fearful man puts a woman's life in danger which is a problem, where a fearful women protects her life. A bold man protects a wo…	/r/MensRights	23/04/14 03:53 AM
7	Sheryl Sandberg, chief operating officer of Facebook, said women should hold half of the important positions in business. Sheryl Sandberg has gotten rich thanks to two companies, google and facebook. Both those companies started from nothing a few years ago, they were a risk and they both could have easily been a flop, but their creators took that risk and now they are multi-billion dollar companies. They were also both created by men. And we see this with nearly every company, men put their necks on the line because they have an idea. They then become the leads of those companies when the companies make it.	/r/MensRights	23/04/14 03:40 AM
2	Do people here call themselves Feminists? I believe in strong powerful women, so no I am not a feminist. If I believed women were weak and forever the victim I probably would be a feminist.	/r/MensRights	22/04/14 04:10 AM
12	What's your opinion on xkcd's comic on free speech? Free speech is a defense I hear often on the mens rights activism side. There is a difference between protesting what someone has to say and preventing someone from saying it. Protesting outside of a building allows everyone free speech. Linking arms and preventing a person from entering a building does not. Pulling a fire alarm to shut down a talk is a violation of free speech. Grabbing an anti-abortion sign and using it to beat a minor is not free speech.	/r/MensRights	20/04/14 08:43 PM
5	Men, I'm doing a large research project on the education of young boys, and how the education system is stifling their wants and abilities to learn. Where can I find good articles/books about that topic? Boys who score as well as girls are given lower grades In grading, most female teachers take into account behavior in class, so even if a boy does as well or better on a test than a girl he will receive a lower grade in that area. This bias disappears when with male teachers and anonymous graders. Boys who act like girls however, receive a boost in their grade more than a normal girl.	/r/MensRights	18/04/14 02:57 PM
19	[Picture] For some reason, this was taped to our campus mail desk. Featuring many statistics we love to criticize. (Sorry, potato quality) Some interesting notes. Nearly 1 in 5 women will be raped in their lifetime and 1 in 5 women will be raped in college. they are using the 1 in 5 statistic twice for two different things. Also they give a number of the raped women 22 million. But we have 313 million people in the US, so assuming half of them are women, only 14% of women are being raped. That is not 1 in 5 but 1 in 7. Now lets look at the races. 33% multi, 27% native american, 22% black, 19% white and, 15% Hispanic. We really live…	/r/MensRights	18/04/14 07:27 AM
6	I am a woman who thinks this writer is not only rude and presumptuous, but perhaps unwell... I know you need to place your legs in wide stances to give ample room to your massive testicles, which you have inherited after generations of Darwinism have assured only the largest and best scrotum survive. Funny that she says this because, well, it was through Darwinian evolution that we have the larger testicles than our Gorilla or Orangutang brethren. Testicle size in a species is relative to the promiscuity of the females, so I guess she only has those great women who paved her way to than…	/r/MensRights	18/04/14 04:00 AM
9	Woman gropes male flight attendant multiple times, fined less than $250 THIS IS VICTIM BLAMING. She was drunk, she could not consent to sexual harassing him. The man, who was sober might I add, should have never used his male privilege to force his butt into her hands. She was clearly being oppressed by him asking her to be an obedient little girl and return to her seat (against her will). Plus he probably wanted it, did you see what he was wearing?	/r/MensRights	18/04/14 02:50 AM
5	What a male feminist looks like Please do not equate homosexuality with feminism. Many gay men are against feminism and the way it is trying to co-op the GLBT movement to fit their agenda. (whoops, meant LGBT, feminism has already force us to change the letters to be more female friendly.)	/r/MensRights	17/04/14 06:18 AM
1	Dude-Skewering Tequila Ad Has a Delicious Twist link?	/r/MensRights	17/04/14 06:14 AM
3	Not sure if I should take action Sport? With no gloves, no head gear. The guy is just standing there, if it was sparing his hands would be protecting his face. She is just blindsiding him.	/r/MensRights	17/04/14 01:16 AM
5	Feminist calls England 'Most Sexist Country.' It is probably they most sexist country because these feminists are so sexist.	/r/MensRights	17/04/14 01:13 AM
50	So wait. Where the hell are the non-white guys? I don't like how race is being used to lend or take away credibility to this cause. We should be looking at the ideas not the race, sex, age, gender, or sexuality of the people making these ideas. I don't like that my opinions become more valid when I say I am gay rather than when people assume I am straight. This is not how it should work. Just because the ideas of this reddit are being held by white men, don't mean they are not sound ideas. Basically the issue over the race of this reddit is j…	/r/MensRights	16/04/14 05:54 AM
7	Obama panders the latest "war against women" as having clothes which are more expensive to dryclean and implying that it is sexist discrimination. Response in comments. Because I refuse to believe that only one group or class of people has problems I went searching for problems women face. I found a Ms Magazine article (if anyone knows the troubles women face it should be them.) They made a list of 10 problems and women having to pay more for haircuts was in the top 10 problems women face. I am sorry but if that is one of your 10 you must really be scraping the bottom of the barrel to find problems and your group must be pretty darn privileged.	/r/MensRights	15/04/14 08:49 AM
6	Very interesting conversation with a feminist, we agreed on everything. If each side communicated like this more often, I think we'd discover we're much more alike than we think. I do not agree that women have it much worst than men in 3rd world countries. 3rd world countries are bad for everyone. When you look at say China and see that they favor male babies over female babies you assume it is because of misogyny, but if you look deeper you will see that the favoring of male children is do to the fact that China has no social security. A parents livelihood when they grow old is based on what their male child can provide for them. And male children by law need to provide…	/r/MensRights	14/04/14 10:16 PM
7	A list of legal and financial privileges for both males and females. Well from the feminist perspective if men needed help they would get it, so because those organizations do not exist it must mean men do not need help. In the same way, the fact that women have those programs, means women need help, and since women need help that means they need more programs. It is a nice circular thinking that paints women as the victims and funnels money into women centric programs.	/r/MensRights	14/04/14 09:28 PM
6	Mass Incarceration in the US Good video, a lot of the comments are asking why the author didn't talk about race but I think a more important issue is why they didn't talk about gender. While its true black men receive harsher punishments than white men the racial gap in prison sentencing is pretty low, while the gender gap is extremely high. One of the reason men make up such a disproportionate amount of inmates is because go the gender disparity in sentencing. When sentences women receive on average 60% of the sentencing t…	/r/MensRights	14/04/14 12:55 PM
4	How did you become involved in mens rights? I wouldn't say there was one event in my life that made me open my eyes, rather it was many different events. I had to do a paper on prostate cancer and found out that even though more men get prostate cancer than women get breast cancer, breast cancer research receives much more government funding. I thought to myself, wow that isn't fair. I saw a news article about sentences from drug arrests. Women received on average 60% less time in jail, if they even went to jail. They were also more likel…	/r/MensRights	14/04/14 08:44 AM
2	"The How Privileged Are You?" survey. On the list includes "Are you a male?" and "Are you white?". Apparently graduating highschool is also a "priveledge". Completely disgusting, a complete abortion. To be fair I thought this was a better privilege checklist than most. Being white and being male only counted as 1/100 of your privilege score. While it felt like a lot of the questions where grouped together so if you checked one you would also need to check all of that group, I think it did a good job at realizing race and sex are just a fraction of whole picture. That being said, it still played into the straight white men bad everyone else good, mentality.	/r/MensRights	12/04/14 11:49 PM
23	Questions for Men's Rights from a lesbian, female-identified ally Female voices are extremely important to the men's right movement. When a man speaks up about men's rights he is a misogynist or a whiner or a sign the patriarchy is backfiring. When a woman speaks up for men's rights people actually start listening and thinking about the issues. If you want to help just speak up when you see misandry. Just having another voice out there is important. If you want to do more look into groups in your area or think about starting a group.	/r/MensRights	12/04/14 09:55 PM
5	Not sure if I should post this to troll my Feminist friends, because I actually do want to defend it intelligently, even if it isn't the best piece out there. My female privilege list looks more: 1) if walking down the street with a man, I am 5 times less likely to be assaulted than that man. 2) If walking down the street with a man, I am 4 times less likely to be murdered than that man. 3) If attacked while walking down the street with a man, the man is socially obligated to defend me. 4) If the man is attacked while walking down the street, I have no social obligations to help him. 5) I can claim to be fearful while walking down the street yet expec…	/r/MensRights	08/04/14 09:55 PM
4	Another gay-man questioning the Men's Rights Movement, I ask, what should clinch it for me? First off, are you gay or are you queer? I would say if you are gay you should be a MHRA and if you are queer you should be a feminist. Jokes aside there was a poll about gender and sexuality done for this reddit a few years ago and like 40% of the community considers themselves gay or bisexual. Gay issues are not necessarily in the forefront of men's issues and as a gay man I would say I am more worried about falling victim to our police state than being able to marry the man I want. I personal…	/r/MensRights	08/04/14 09:45 PM
1	Arguments for and against circumcision. There is zero reason for you to be making the choice of what your sons penis will look like. I don't care if you think getting cut will help with STDs or keep him from getting teased. It should not be your decision. You are better off tattooing your son, at least tattoo are reversible.	/r/MensRights	08/04/14 07:00 AM
1	Raising awareness (and cash) for the "equal financial opportunity" of women.. by pulling a truck (just something ridiculous to giggle at). I love how she talks about how a woman can go from being homeless to being the boss of a company. I sure wish my gender had similar government funded aid for our homeless. They could make shelters or something, wouldn't that be nice... oh well.	/r/MensRights	08/04/14 06:38 AM
2	I'm doing a "Ted-like" talk for my high school senior class on Men's Issues, and I'm not sure what to include. If it is for your highschool education gap is probably the biggest and tie that into prison disparity. I personally would avoid rape accusations as an issue, if you want to talk about rape maybe bring up the rape of boys your age by teachers and people of authority. You can even talk about how boys make up the majority of underage sex workers in America but funding continues going to the girls. Basically stick with things that are more relevant to your age group, it will keep the students more e…	/r/MensRights	06/04/14 10:17 AM
8	Apparently white males can't understand racism or oppression. What I love about Suey Park how she can say it was all a joke when she participated in #killallmen a few days ago but this "joke" by a commedian needs to be punished. I mean #killallmen is clearly a joke. Its not like men are the number one target of homicide and are killed at just under 4 times the rate of women...oh wait. Well I am sure there is something funny about gender based genocide that I as a white male miss because as Suey Park puts it white men are incapable of understanding. But rea…	/r/MensRights	31/03/14 05:46 AM
5	Is this real? "Don't Be That Guy" campaign reportedly reduced rape by 10% Found this in an /r/bestof discussion: Edmonton "Don't be that guy" posters supposedly dropped rape by 10%, measured as reported. Thoughts? What they fail to mention is that Vancouver had 73 rapes last year. They have a population of 166k so about 1 rape per 2,250 people. But because they have so few rapes a fluctuation of a few people reporting or not reporting can drastically change the statistics. In any given year the rape report rape of Vancouver fluctuates. I remember reading that it in 2011 it went back up 8%. Also what they fail to mention is that the posters were also posted outside of Vancouver and some of those cities saw…	/r/MensRights	28/03/14 03:43 AM
6	This is what's happening in Afghanistan right now! This is what happens when you covet women and have no regard for male life. Sex with boys is a long standing practice in the middle east because women are off limits. Men and boys are legally responsible for the women of their households who are not allowed to work, so when money is tight like it always in in poor 3rd world countries, these boys resort to selling their bodies. The boys experience a lot of violence, like all sex workers, but are forced to go back to try and earn some money, or ev…	/r/MensRights	27/03/14 09:27 PM
1	State Department: Sexual Abuse of Boys on the Rise in Afghanistan Boys make up the majority of underage prostitutes in most countries outside of Asia. The middle east is at the extreme end of things where women can not work and boys are forced to provide for the women in their lives by any means, which include prostitution. The main issue I have with boys in prostitution is the amount of autonomy we give them. We assume that a girl prostituting herself is being forced by a pimp or sex trafficker while we see boys as free agents. Excuses are made about boy pros…	/r/MensRights	24/03/14 08:02 AM
1	Just a wee - YouTube - Using child genital mutilation to sell bath products. Male genital mutilation of course. While I am against the way it is seen as a joke the idea behind soft closing toilet seats is good. It is actually pretty common for young boys to prop their junk onto the bowl while they pee. The seat can slam and cause a lot of damage. It is very real but by no means a joke.	/r/MensRights	09/02/14 06:42 AM
17	[BuzzFeed screenshot, no hits] In which the author tries to accuse a man of misogyny for using mathematical methods in order to optimise his mating strategy The funny thing is when Amy Webb did the exact same thing, she got a ted talk from it. Seriously look up Amy Webb ted talk and you will see how she "hacked" the system by making fake profiles, collecting data, and then using that data to find matches. I am not saying it is a double standard (totally saying it) but it is ridiculous how this author is trying to shame this man but when a woman does it she is an inspiration.	/r/MensRights	01/02/14 10:36 AM
4	A FtM transgender perspective on the change in privilege I wonder how many people see him as a man. He says he hasn't even started growing whiskers yet so I assume he doesn't have many other secondary sex traits. Could it be entirely impossible that he is not getting harassed anymore not because people see him as a man but instead people see him as trans? Moreover, he says he is in his 40's which would indicate even if he was still perceived as a woman he would get considerably less sexual harassment based on age. I feel like this whole story is writt…	/r/MensRights	18/10/13 11:58 AM