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| 1 | By any chance, would the quality of life decrease for an introverted Korean man with indoor hobbies if he lived in an English-speaking country?What do you mean by subculture and entertainment culture? | /r/MensRights | 29/03/26 10:09 AM |
| 1 | By any chance, would the quality of life decrease for an introverted Korean man with indoor hobbies if he lived in an English-speaking country?Is your question related to dating, or just things in general? If it's about dating, I can respond to your question easily, just let me know. But if it's about life in general, that just depends on your personal preferences. Like that other comment here from someone saying it's "bad because you need to own a car". I wouldn't like living in Korea literally because of restrictive car laws, modifications/tuning being illegal, and I prefer "western" countries literally because it's great if you love… | /r/MensRights | 29/03/26 07:47 AM |
| 1 | "Female Area" in trainI'm in the Philippines but they still let me go in the front to the female area if I am with my kid or with my wife. They treat it more as a "priority" section, as seniors and persons with disabilities are also allowed there. It usually has more room for people in wheelchairs and it's where the train guard stands. | /r/MensRights | 04/03/26 09:59 AM |
| 14 | Don't ask for relationship advice on RedditI once got attacked by the same kind of people for just asking about what the experience of being born from a teenage mom is like. This is because I had a friend in this situation and wanted to genuinely empathise with her and get to understand her situation. Immediately they just said "I can see you are judging her already" and basically bashing me and I'm just there like "WTF" | /r/MensRights | 24/10/24 12:59 AM |
| 2 | Is parenting sub a feminist (even misandrist?) sub in disguise?That's Reddit for ya. I got downvoted and insulted a while ago because I asked a question about the potential impacts on a child born from a teenage mother. I stated explicitly that I was asking this question to better understand and sympathise with someone I knew who confessed this situation to me (of being born when her mom was just 13). Somehow people twisted this act of good by saying stuff like "Oh I can see that you're aldready judging her" and I was just baffled by how in the world someon… | /r/MensRights | 14/07/23 06:03 AM |
| 0 | False Accusations!! Guess who is the victim??Yeah I understand your point. Perhaps it is attention-seeky on purpose because he wants his story to reach as many people as possible? Or perhaps it's all fake. Idk. I'd just give him the benefit of the doubt and I wouldn't jump to any conclusions since I don't know the truth. Exactly like he should have done with his son! (supposing the story is true) | /r/MensRights | 21/10/22 11:41 AM |
| 1 | False Accusations!! Guess who is the victim??I personally know TWO people in my entourage who were victims of false accusations. I definetly understand that sometimes some people may create fake posts for clout or whatever, but everything that was said in the post makes sense when compared to the two real-life examples I have seen. | /r/MensRights | 21/10/22 11:30 AM |
| 2 | Common Law transforms the Legal System into a feminist dictatorship like we have in Toronto, Canada. Once a feminist law is assented in the courts, the laws get changed overnight.Omg yeah I just read it. WTF. Well for me I took no time to leave. Pretty much at 22 years old I finally realised what was going on and only 3-4 months later I had fully relocated with a new job and everything. I wasn't unhappy or anything, but I was just thinking about my future and seeing how things were going, so I made the decision to start my life and career in a different society. Québec is not as much touched by that form radicalisation than places like Ontario and BC, but I could still… | /r/MensRights | 20/09/22 01:22 PM |
| 2 | Common Law transforms the Legal System into a feminist dictatorship like we have in Toronto, Canada. Once a feminist law is assented in the courts, the laws get changed overnight.One of the reasons why I left Canada entirely and now live in a foreign country. I just don't want to have my potential future children raised in a toxic sexist society. And of course, the fact I don't really have a country to begin with kinda helped in my decision aswell. | /r/MensRights | 20/09/22 12:40 PM |
| 4 | Common Law transforms the Legal System into a feminist dictatorship like we have in Toronto, Canada. Once a feminist law is assented in the courts, the laws get changed overnight.Québécois here. I got expelled from my newspaper club in college for refusing to write my articles in a "gender-neutral grammar". In French, every name is gendered, even inanimate objects or intangible concepts. My concern was to preserve the Québécois dialect, I didn't want to start writing my articles in a weird gender-neutral French that doesn't exist and which was based on European French to begin with. But they didn't care, according to the newspaper board I was being racist and sexist so… | /r/MensRights | 20/09/22 09:19 AM |
| 4 | Elise Gravel, a francophone author targeting children, advocating on Facebook for schools to print and hang this extremely misandrist poster on school premises. Then I got cancelled for saying it's a bad idea to endoctrinate children about social or political opinions. (Read my comment for analysis)u/TheOffensiveMRA u/TheDankMemer42 English translation: "Mysoginistic influencers" - There is a current trend with some popular influencers. Their message basically is: "Men are better and more intelligent than women!", "Women should serve men!", "Men should not be kind to women!". - If people listen and believe these ideas, it will cause lots of suffering. - The hatred of certain men against women will grow. - "Why aren't women giving me any attention?" - More men will become violent against wo… | /r/MensRights | 06/09/22 12:58 AM |
| 10 | Elise Gravel, a francophone author targeting children, advocating on Facebook for schools to print and hang this extremely misandrist poster on school premises. Then I got cancelled for saying it's a bad idea to endoctrinate children about social or political opinions. (Read my comment for analysis)The author is actually from Québec, where laws are a bit different, but of course that doesn't mean that the message won't also reach people in France, since the comic is in French and I assume that lots of French people are fans of Elise Gravel. | /r/MensRights | 05/09/22 11:44 AM |
| 18 | Elise Gravel, a francophone author targeting children, advocating on Facebook for schools to print and hang this extremely misandrist poster on school premises. Then I got cancelled for saying it's a bad idea to endoctrinate children about social or political opinions. (Read my comment for analysis)Important things to notice: 1) Children will mimic the actions of adults around them. This is exactly why things like violence and sex is censored in our society (and why milder things like political, social and religious opinions should only be discussed between adults), because these ideas, when implemented in the minds of young children, often cause extremism. This comic is essentially saying to young boys "you are bad", which will cause lots of insecurity, violence, and other issues when the… | /r/MensRights | 05/09/22 11:05 AM |
| 1 | Elise Gravel, a francophone author targeting children, advocating on Facebook for schools to print and hang this extremely misandrist poster on school premises. Then I got cancelled for saying it's a bad idea to endoctrinate children about social or political opinions. (Read my comment for analysis)Important things to notice: 1) Children will mimic the actions of adults around them. This is exactly why things like violence and sex is censored in our society (and why milder things like political, social and religious opinions should only be discussed between adults), because these ideas, when implemented in the minds of young children, often cause extremism. This comic is essentially saying to young boys "you are bad", which will cause lots of insecurity, violence, and other issues when the… | /r/MensRights | 05/09/22 10:57 AM |
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