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| 3 | Just as women can choose whether or not to have a child, men should also have a choice?By that logic, let's make all abortions illegal. Women who do not want children should not have sex or be forced into having their uteruses removed. Seems to make total sense to me, as a man! | /r/MensRights | 31/01/25 04:29 AM |
| 2 | Just as women can choose whether or not to have a child, men should also have a choice?It would never happen but, if it did, we see a LOT more women suddenly being ok with having an abortion when they find out they aren't getting a paycheck from the father for 18 years. Women will have a kid willy nilly because the onus is on the father to provide and perfectly fine for the woman to stay at home and collect. It's a shitty system for sure. | /r/MensRights | 31/01/25 04:24 AM |
| 2 | More misandry in The [Feminist] TimesI remember my much older (mid 60s. I was in my upper 20s at the time) and gross female boss telling me about her blowjob she was planning on giving her husband for his birthday. This was for a legit company in a business atmosphere but was just her and I in her office. I was totally grossed out and just wanted her to shut up. Imagine if I went to HR about that? They would laugh at me. Imagine the roles reversed and it was an older man talking about eating his wife out? Fucking headlines and the … | /r/MensRights | 31/01/25 04:19 AM |
| 3 | More misandry in The [Feminist] TimesI can vouch for this. I work gig jobs and have worked with many different teams and gigs. Whenever there are multiple women on the team there is ALWAYS drama, backbiting, shit talk, and problems whether it be between the women themselves or from the women to the men because they don't like taking orders from a male superior. I'll work with all dudes and we just crush the job and become friends after with no issues taking orders. I've come to the conclusion that men are just significantly easier … | /r/MensRights | 31/01/25 04:11 AM |
| 64 | Five Catholic college students charged with luring a 22-year-old soldier before they falsely accused him of being a pedophile as part of "Catch a Predator" TikTok trendIt was actually 25 people all together who chased him back to his car recording and calling him a pedo. The 5 people spread the word through the dorm there was a predator on campus. I bet it took a lot of convincing for the victim to be believed after the college students told the police he arrived uninvited and she was terrified of him. All lies that were later proven to be false. Pure evil. | /r/MensRights | 17/01/25 02:47 AM |
| 7 | What are good responses to women who say men have it easy / men aren’t oppressed?It's crazy to me that women like this expect men to 100% see their side and your unquestioning support while offering literally no support or understanding back. I am far more willing to listen to someone who engages both ways as opposed to someone who just wants to stonewall you and deny your experiences all together in order to deeper indulge into theirs and only theirs. | /r/MensRights | 16/01/25 05:30 PM |
| 1 | I feel unequal opportunity at workI work in a very specialized gig based field. A few years ago, a gig opened up that I was absolutely perfect for. I won't go into too many details to prevent doxxing but I was sure I was a shoo in for the job. I had even worked with the person who would be hiring me before and he seemed super excited to bring on the job as we made a pretty good team previously. I was just waiting for my start date with sort of an unofficial agreement that I basically had the job locked in. The supervisor said he… | /r/MensRights | 16/01/25 06:01 AM |
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