LionKimbro Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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3	This sub must swiftly be dealt with “Did men help us with any of these feats?” To my knowledge, not a single woman voted to give women the vote. It was 100% men doing so.	/r/MensRights	27/07/25 08:03 PM
4	Drama in the r/trans subreddit over rights over trans men I think a lot of young men are not so much transitioning to become women, as they are transitioning in order to escape manhood. If that’s true, then it’s not so much trying to ingratiate themselves to feminists, as it is setting fire to the house they escaped.	/r/MensRights	14/07/25 09:08 PM
3	Why do feminist think they are oppressed? What exactly is the feminist agenda looking for? Heh. OK, I agree with you. But if you speak with a feminist, prepare for: The Litany. I think a part of the dynamic is that women are the sex that is encouraged to complain, whereas men are the sex that is discouraged from complaining. This may even be a key feature of the system, rather than a bug. Women's capacity to get positive results by complaining, may be a core part of our species' mechanism to reproduce itself. Some times I look at feminism as biology, rather than philosophy. Like babie…	/r/MensRights	25/02/24 03:39 PM
9	Why do feminist think they are oppressed? What exactly is the feminist agenda looking for? At root, Feminism is founded in the conviction that society is more unfair to women, than it is to men. There are lots of people who believe in equality between men and women, who don’t call themselves feminists. Rather, the core conviction of feminism is that society is more unfair to woman than it is to men. That belief is what makes a feminist. So the “equality” piece for feminists is that men and women should be equally yoked, and, per the feminist, they are not: their fundamental belief is …	/r/MensRights	25/02/24 01:15 PM
10	Do we really "slut shame" women more than men? My experience: For all the talk of "men are congratulated for having sex with lots of women," I've not seen that, in my quarters. What I've seen is: "You're just using women." "You don't care about women's feelings." "You need to learn how to have responsible relationships." "You need to be responsible." It's not that men are called "sluts," per se. But what there is, isn't any better, and has many of the same kinds of connotations. It's part of the entire picture of "men are bad because of how …	/r/MensRights	29/01/24 11:49 PM
1	Women keep telling me to go to the men's lib Reddit and that men's rights is toxic. I checked men's lib and it seems like it's filled with brainwashed men. Category 2 is very real, very ugly, and even dangerous in some situations.	/r/MensRights	30/09/23 05:07 PM
2	Men being attracted to women = sexism or misogyny? That's really not what the complaint about "the male gaze" is really about. When they're talking about the "male gaze," they're usually talking about media portrayals that look at the world through the male lens. That is, they're saying something like: "When you see a woman in a movie, she's a love interest to the main character." To which my response is: "Really? That's how Pride & Prejudice works?" There are movies that are written towards a male audience, more or less, and there are movies th…	/r/MensRights	20/06/23 03:58 PM
77	Men being attracted to women = sexism or misogyny? I always think it's hilarious how "the male gaze" is spoken with creepy music. It's like: "Yes, we have eyes."	/r/MensRights	13/06/23 06:16 PM
0	US men falling victim to Japan's anti-social hikikomori trend The logic is inescapable, except for one weakness: There's no next generation, if there's no next generation. Male separatism needs to have an answer to the question of children, if it's going to be viable. Otherwise, it will be replaced.	/r/MensRights	07/06/23 06:52 AM
3	US men falling victim to Japan's anti-social hikikomori trend 草食男子 ("grass-eating man") or 草食系 ("grass-eater type") refers to a man who doesn't go after women. Such a man may well have lots of friends; They could just be men who would prefer not to date and such with women. Roughly 45% of Japanese men in Japan's Gen Z identify as (or lean towards) 草食系. 引き籠もり ("pulling into self-seclusion") refers to a shut-in -- a person who doesn't leave their room, except for bare necessities. While 引き籠もり men are probably all 草食男子, the reverse is not true. https://web.ar…	/r/MensRights	07/06/23 05:54 AM
16	To the feminist at work. And in all other parts of my life. Just wait until she hears you talk about your mom or your sister. 😹😹😹	/r/MensRights	19/06/22 03:02 PM