Nobody9189 Archive

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0	Gender wars! Thousands of South Korean women have abandoned men by shunning sex and marriage - and the warning for the West couldn't be starker, writes IAN BIRRELL Did I say anything like that? Don't infer things from my words. I am just providing some counterpoints for why SK women are less likely to marry or are very selective/defensive when it comes to who they marry and for why. Don't turn this into a men vs women thing. I am just airing out the dirty laundry from the women's side given that the rest of the comments are already airing out the dirty laundry from the men's side. Edit: I guess the word "dude" can be interpreted as a gendered term, but I u…	/r/MensRights	25/04/26 05:55 PM
1	Gender pay gap??? The gender pay gap does not come from a raw salary v salary computation but from the social norms and perceptions of women that directly limit their earning potential and financial capacity. Women often have to take care of kids, are discriminated on in hiring, are the most impacted by pregnancy, are often saddled with the majority of care work, and are more likely to work part time to meet all these expectations while making an income as opposed to a man who only has to work and can do overtime…	/r/MensRights	25/04/26 04:38 PM
1	Why is feminist communities online 99% talk about men? Why does this subreddit and most similar sites/communities talk about women 99% of the time? It's honestly just gender war politics. The real problem are the structures and institutions that make life harder for us and play us off against each other. But, instead of questioning...say the patriarchy as an institution and structure (where most of the harm comes from), we attack each other instead.	/r/MensRights	25/04/26 04:31 PM
-1	Gender wars! Thousands of South Korean women have abandoned men by shunning sex and marriage - and the warning for the West couldn't be starker, writes IAN BIRRELL Ok but South Korean men are a different breed. These guys would cancel entire games because the female character spoke to a male NPC and some would even sit in reserved seats for pregnant women on trains to spite the other gender. Let's also not forget that SA is rarely or lightly punished in SK. Even murder only lands dudes in 10-15 years not to mention that if the dude is a minor, the minor protection law keeps them safe from just about every consequence. Plus, their work culture is so toxic t…	/r/MensRights	25/04/26 03:58 PM
-1	Are women not worried about men giving up on them? I will present a hot take (for this subreddit) from an feminist academic standpoint. The problem with that study is that it is based on men (and probably women) below 30. Relationship trends in actuality from a broader age range show that low relationship rates at a younger age is more indicative of a prefference for relationships at an older age than some pan-united movement worldwide to just drop out of relationships. Ergo, people are marrying at an older age which makes relationships below 30…	/r/MensRights	23/04/26 10:43 PM
1	Men who still believe that Feminists just want Equality are The most ignorant people on Earth Ah yes....[insert 1 video] Proof for [general claim for a whole movement]	/r/MensRights	20/04/26 02:00 AM
1	Sperm Donation is Anti-Male Yet men will travel to Cambodia to have surrogate mothers birth their kids for them without wives.	/r/MensRights	20/04/26 01:54 AM
1	Why does everyone think the term “incel” is specific to men? The majority of its early adopters were men. So it became associated with men. Think of Ronald McDonald as the face of McDonald's, an icon of the company. If your early adopters are men, everyone will see it as a male-oriented movement and start referring to it as predominantly male. Is it logical? Not really. But welcome to lingusitics and creating meaning in society, nothing works by stable logical rules. Shortly after, a predominantly female movement with similar mannerisms and sentiments beg…	/r/MensRights	20/04/26 01:50 AM
4	Maybe I’m tripping but I don’t think women take pride in being a wife It's because the position of a "wife" has been degraded and largely looked down upon for many years now. For instance, hiring managers don't hire married women because they think that said women will have less time to work or will get pregnant and be unavailable, on top of taking company resources via parental leave and maternity benefits. Men tend to treat wives like trophies that they get to dress up and compare to the wives of other men. Look at Veblen's conspicous consumption and what it has…	/r/MensRights	20/04/26 01:42 AM