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Social IssuesNotReallyFunny28/r/MensRights25/06/23 02:50 PM
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GeneralNotReallyFunny28/r/MensRights14/06/21 05:17 AM
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I'm not sure why it seemed like no one is getting my point, but I agree. His mother and his father are a piece of shit. If op fully acknowledges that his father is indeed abusive and absentee, and/or if he actually acknowledges that his mother was raped, then it's no brainer if he believes her mother's words. It is indeed child maltreatment to make your child believe to be shameful of their gender when they're burdening their child for a trauma he shouldn't be involved with. She needs psychiatri…
/r/MensRights03/04/24 04:00 AM
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A lot of people who don't believe that a man can be raped by a woman are the same people who think that men have no emotions, no respect, no preference, no decency, no discipline, no dignity, and are incapable of turning down sex and would gladly want sex from anyone or anything. In short, they're the ones who don't think men are humans, whereas humans are innately sexual beings, even women can force intimacy to people who don't like them back. It may not be through physical force, but in their …
/r/MensRights02/04/24 10:34 PM
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I guess that serves the main reason why she indoctrinated you. If she were indeed raped by your father, it's justifiable why she acts so harshly and making it seem that men are bad because she never failed to make it known that your father was abusive and absent. It is indeed common for bitter single mothers to talk shit about their partners. My father's first wife was like that to their children when my father was only away to earn money. He was abusive, too, but within reason, he simply didn't…
/r/MensRights02/04/24 10:12 PM
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I was a masculine woman in the sense that I prefer guy friends over girl friends. I have had lifelong girl friends for over 10 years now, but if you ask my girl friends, I didn't like makeup, skirt, or shorts when I was young. I'm only 26 now. Right after my 25th birthday, it's only then I realized that I didn't mind being a feminine woman. I was into hip-hop and rap. I hated being looked weird by other guys, but I did have guy friends who are more than 10 years, too. I have huge breasts and did…
/r/MensRights24/02/24 07:39 AM
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You are not a loser, and definitely, you're a real man. My dad (70M) talked to me about 4 types of gender as believed by some ancient tribes that I forgot where, but he said there's masculine man, feminine man, masculine women, and feminine women. He goes by saying that this doesn't entirely describe LGBT but tells me he's the feminine straight man. Some words are just heavily misconstrued and believed that words from the Bible are the only absolute truth that defines what actually man and woman…
/r/MensRights24/02/24 01:37 AM
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When you express anger or annoyance, there's something that doesn't sit well with you, and it bothers you to the point of "bursting out" (exaggerated way of simply showing distaste or disapproval). When a woman partner gets mad back, whether or not she's at fault, she would make it about you being the one at fault. Why? Natural order of gender, or what other people call it "traditional way." It would really seem toxic to those people who don't really believe that men are superior to women, but p…
/r/MensRights20/02/24 09:27 PM
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The world is really turning tables. I would often hear women being sexualized similar to this and sharing her privates online with other men. Now, this is becoming more common. Not okay.
/r/MensRights11/12/23 07:02 PM
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I'd say it's not real unless they specifically say how it is real. No companies will put lower pay on women and simply hire men because they're gender biased with work. If it is really happening, more women should be on the work force and it will be guised as women empowerment to work while receiving less pay. I'd also like to highlight, if it is indeed real. I would totally support it but I wouldn't support it as a statistic. If there's actual stories and proofs, I'd support being against the p…
/r/MensRights13/08/23 07:31 AM
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I commented and saw these comments late. I'd understand the boy teens if that's the case. I've heard those words in class before and it's reasonable to have space for teens on their own but the premise of the trip isn't set by those kids. It was set by their fathers. If their uncle wants to bond with his daughter then why make the post seem like the daughter is the villain? It's a bit misleading. Your title only evoked wrong things when your story doesn't really support your argument. This is me…
/r/MensRights15/07/23 05:43 AM
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I don't think the daughter is to blame. The brother only have a daughter. He saw the trip as father and kid bonding and not males only trip. I'd like to think that he doesn't have a son to spend time with. I would not make this post as a gender issue. It's the brother's issue wanting to spend time with his only kid. If op's brother has a son and wouldn't want him on the trip, probably op's brother is uncomfortable bring a son who might be gay. If op's brother only have a daughter, then most like…
/r/MensRights15/07/23 05:07 AM
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I watched it and took quick research. Correct me if I'm wrong. Hypergamy is the typical male who is a dominant, financially stable guy in the relationship. Female is seen as in the lower economic situation. That's why it was said that hypergamy, women date or marry up their ranks if not equal. I think I'm this, and I guess the celebrities in my stories are as well. There's this thing as hypogamy. It said it was the opposite. It means that men marry up and women provide for the family. This is my…
/r/MensRights25/06/23 11:41 PM
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Perverts be perverts. If this is genderbend, it still is offensive even to women to be seen as female to female porn actors. As an observer, men would do gayest thing to each other, and they wouldn't see it as gay. The only problem is when a pervert perverse rough housing. There were these group of men in my engineering class who dryhumps their other male friends and laughs it off. They touch each other's genitals at school, and it seems they always anticipate reaction for laughs. [I'd hate to b…
/r/MensRights25/06/23 04:16 PM
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When I was young, I didn't mind my peer's issues. I had encountered perverts at a young age, and in a social discussion about genders, men would defend themselves as sexual beings. It is technically right as humans are sexual beings, but they would extemely justify themselves that men "only" think of sex. It means that any emotions would only mean that they're asking and thinking of sex. I had a huge experience dealing with perverted men, so it kinda numbed my mind that they're actually human. W…
/r/MensRights25/06/23 03:42 PM
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I respectfully disagree on this one. As someone who gets confided to, there are vulnerable men who need someone that doesn't place expectations or judge them. Personally, there have been men who shared their depression and suicidal contemplation with me and I only existed for them to feel that reality doesn't have to seem harsh. It may be sad that other men may have different perspectives on this but in my personal experience, those men are in a loving relationships now. One of which is a buddy …
/r/MensRights11/06/23 06:09 AM
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I don't think there's something wrong if men below 30 haven't had sex. It's only peer pressure if people were to shame guys into having sex. You're right on the first one. There is something wrong with society. I think it would be better to slowly introduce him to social gatherings where females are available. If he's into games, there are plenty of computer games where ladies also play. I play valorant, rust, rainbow six seige, borderlands. We can play, and I guess I can help him ease up with w…
/r/MensRights11/06/23 01:18 AM
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New agenda is the gender pain gap? Wtf? Everyone has different pain tolerance. Just like tolerance to spicy food, pain is just the same: random across all race and gender. We can not quantify and generalize people's pain tolerance as a whole. You can pluck or wax my hairs and I wouldn't scream or flinch. You can take me to carnival rides, and it wouldn't faze me. When I was a kid, I had my eyebrow stitched without sedatives from an accident, and the accident that left my eyebrow skin tore open b…
/r/MensRights05/05/23 03:25 AM
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Thanks for the word. That's actually agreeable. I've seen people who contest their struggles whenever other people try to speak up, just so they have the attention.
/r/MensRights02/05/23 05:08 PM
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I think it comes from the idea that men cheat due to lust, and many believe that men react only to logic and reason. Thinking narrow like that creates a narrow illusion that men are incapable of emotions or mental stimulations. When we convince people that men are one or two things, it puts a label on men that they're not capable of three or four things. Men have been believed to be the superior sex/gender, and this creates the illusion that men are incapable of experiencing struggle. When stron…
/r/MensRights02/05/23 05:06 PM
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It's because people who are obsessed with "traditional" men and "traditional" women creates a toxic comfort for women that just because men are providers, they don't have to work hard for money. Every ideology has its pros and cons. The concept of pushing the narrative that women are supposed to be childrearing instead of doing substantial work in the industry. I guess this is why I don't see men who claim to be feminists all that bad. They empower women in the workforce and balances the toxic s…
/r/MensRights29/04/23 07:36 PM
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This is such an interesting take. I wish to hear more from actual people who had been in this certain circumstance. My first impression upon reading this is modus operandi. It's not really news to me that people will generally catfish men into extorting money. I know someone (guy acquaintance) who told me that he did that as a job. For a teen to engage in sex with older men feels unnatural to me, I don't think that there's some bragging rights to that when (culturally), it's frowned upon for gir…
/r/MensRights05/04/23 09:44 PM
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So true. I know someone (female) who cheated her girlfriend for another girl, so what difference would it make if a female cheated on her man for a woman. Cheating is cheating, regardless whether it emotional(micro-cheating) or sexual cheating, it's still cheating. Definitely ironic to call someone homophobic while being homo-idiotic.
/r/MensRights29/03/23 08:31 PM
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Literally, that shouldn't be called feminism. Man-hater is more fitting. It's not even equality anymore if they simply argue for the sake of argument. Advocating for equal rights should never turn into gender wars. The guy in this post has all rights to breakup. He didn't sign up for that kind of partner and even if we gender-swap the story, no woman would either; so it's kinda shitty to hypocritically tell the guy a lot of mean things that are not even good to hear if it's done to them.
/r/MensRights28/03/23 10:39 AM
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My bad. Wrong choice of words but I meant it's painful to have that kind of pain for such a long period of time. I thought it could be relatively similar since both pain are directly on genitals. Eitherway, bottomline is menstrual leave is pointless since sick leaves are already at disposal. At the very least, they should've just increased the cap for paid sick leave since whether people are sick or not, they're still going to get that rest. Putting label on various names of sick is just agenda.…
/r/MensRights10/03/23 04:40 AM
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Menstrual pain is like the pain of being kicked in the balls but constant for 2-3days at most. Severe cases even goes 7days max. But what's concerning isn't about the menstrual leave but your company. If they had to take in their own doctor only to disprove your certification, that's punishable by law and you can even rebuke their license for falsification on behalf of the company. What more is you can even get cash aid if you can even report the whole company for unsafe practices. It's a hazard…
/r/MensRights09/03/23 08:46 PM
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Mens womens day are quite irrelevant. Idk why people make a huge deal with it. Although I'd be pissed if no one has traditions with celebrating father's day. I'd literally greet my closest family happy father's day and for gags, I'd greet my guy friends whom I know aren't father yet but am certain has active sex life. Lmao. Advance happy father's day everyone
/r/MensRights08/03/23 07:03 PM
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I agree to this and will only disagree if they make all international anything day a paid non-working holiday.
/r/MensRights08/03/23 07:00 PM
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Your fear sent chills to my spine. I emphasize. That is extremely uncomfortable and terrifying. It's quite worrisome that you have to avoid women. Other than rape, mere catcall or subtle sexual harassments make any woman seem crazy. The hypocrisy in women lies if you're not attractive enough to their eyes. Everything you do will be sus, well, unless they're attracted to your face. Handsome pass is a thing, and I call hypocrisy on it cos it's the same reason they get baited in the first place. Th…
/r/MensRights21/01/23 09:05 PM
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Consent to sex does not constitute consent to parenthood. Engaging in sex agrees mutually that sex can cause pregnancy; hence, contraceptives. Consent to safe sex does not include intentionally impregnating oneself to tie a man/woman into marriage or parenthood i.g. tampering with condom, faking taking pills, preventing pulling out, and etc. If failure to engage in safe sex and impregnation accidentally occurs, parenthood should be discussed between the two individuals. Opting out or conceiving …
/r/MensRights21/01/23 08:18 PM
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The main point is that there's no normal parent who would jump to conclusions and pressume her own son of being rapist. I'm not sure how normal of a mother that is to you, I'm simply putting that OP's mom actions are not normal. If you disagree on that, pity on your mom or to whose mom you think those actions are normal.
/r/MensRights18/01/23 09:21 PM
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From your comments and this post, it feels like your mom had some kind of trauma for her to be persistent on pinning accusations on you. I don't think any normal person would shit on their offspring unless there's something consuming them. There's a lot of issues the world has, and that's too specific for her to be concerned about. Like school shootings, suicide bombings, terrorism, pedophilia, etc. If she shat on you for more than 1 issue, then I'd say she's being a man hater, but rape and abus…
/r/MensRights17/01/23 09:05 PM
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Sad truth on 3. A lot of people who firmly believes that a man and a woman aren't born equally and that a man will forever be stronger than any woman will always be deemed as rapy behavior compared if a woman sexualizes a man upfront. Their main reasoning would be that a man can overpower a woman and that a woman can never physically overpower a man. Sad truth is if a man and a woman be left alone together in a room and the woman claims rape, it will always be trusted by society even if it's a l…
/r/MensRights17/01/23 08:53 PM
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This happened to me, but I think the lady committed an assault. It was late at night when my summer classes ended around 9-10pm. I had rented a house near my school due to the lateness of that last class. It was only walking distance, but the side of the road doesn't have lights. There's not many people at night, so I'm safe. I looked behind me as it's one of the things I always do for caution, and I saw someone charging at me. Jogging late at night is quite unusual for me, so I thought the guy …
/r/MensRights16/01/23 02:00 AM
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I love this. A real man or real woman or real human does not find a need to seek validation from other people. They do not find any need to justify or argue with others about how genuine or pure they live their lives, they simply live life as how they see fit. I agree 100%
/r/MensRights17/12/22 08:22 PM
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If you have no clue who she is as if she doesn'texist, most likely, it's a scammer. They've been notorious for baiting people to give them money or simply to troll people with fear. Try to get more information about her and report it to the police.
/r/MensRights10/12/22 06:08 AM
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I don't know how other people view it or describe it, but let me tell you how I view verbal hostage in women through stories of acquaintances' families. Some women are dominant. It may not be physically but emotionally and mentally, they could be. Some guys would just test the waters in the market. Needless to say, they're not fully committed yet. I've heard stories of these guys dealt with the wrong women and got stuck in the relationship. Unless they went through marriage, some guy friends of …
/r/MensRights06/12/22 04:59 AM
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It's definitely pressuring when some people firmly believes that men cannot be good parents, even if some family dynamic says otherwise. Being a parent is definitely hard. It's an unpaid work. On my perspective, my father was definitely pressured to be a good father and he tried his best to be nurturing despite his cruel upbringing. My mother nurturing came natural to her. Both of them had work and they're stressed out about it. When you said, mothers get a lot more slack, my experience says the…
/r/MensRights12/08/21 12:37 AM
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I'm not sure if anyone would see this comment as sarcastic but HI!
/r/MensRights22/07/21 11:49 AM
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It's okay. You can watch Boku No Pico some other time and you'd see how other people's reaction to it isn't as harsh as other shows would have.
/r/MensRights08/07/21 10:14 AM
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There's no ONE female character design in Boku No Pico. Pico may look feminine but he is a boy regardless. It may be just anime but it is no one's fantasy to make such a concept. In anime, hentai, game characters that are women have huge uproar as to how they are sexualized in it. Even if the show wouldn't be canceled, just the reactions alone of the society proves that no one gives a shit about men. ​ (Tokyo Ghoul is bad, because there are people getting murdered, for example) If Boku No Pico h…
/r/MensRights08/07/21 09:59 AM
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My comment will be not related to the post but Boku No Pico is a show about boys being groomed by adults to want sex and society had no one made a fuss about it because they're boys. Some of the comments here prove that society now does not encourage men to speak up with the social injustice they're facing. Back to my unrelated topic, there's no backlash in the anime because the characters are male, if the writers and animators used female, society will make a huge uproar about it. Since the ani…
/r/MensRights08/07/21 06:29 AM
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Your context link is off-putting. Seeing or appreciating beauty shouldn't be easily tied with sexual desires. If you reason like that, it becomes harder for other people who does not check out other people with hyper sexual intent. Humans are appreciative of beauty, women check out other men too (and women) but it doesn't have much hostility as when men does it because they don't reason it with "men look at women if their needs are unmet". That downvoted comment probably gave off the intent that…
/r/MensRights05/07/21 08:59 AM
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I didn't realize but this is what my mother did to all of us before she figured I have cPTSD. Sometimes my mother is still like this with my father but I think she's just like that because of work stress. My father has no work and we only get food from my mother's salary but there's no family conflict about it since a lot of times, my mother gets professional advice from my father because they have the same field of work and my father has a doctorate's degree. Anyway, this is a good post. I save…
/r/MensRights04/07/21 03:04 PM
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> Why do women get these texts but men don’t? I understand that women will tend to ask questions to other women or to their partners after hanging out too late, but the question that I'm intrigued with (as the post implies): Don't men give the same care for their buddies after hanging out too late? >It isn’t evidence of danger, feeling unsafe doesn’t mean you are unsafe. It’s evidence of care. Care that people don’t have for men. I don't hang out too often but I do ask people if they came home s…
/r/MensRights02/07/21 03:57 PM
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I feel like you wander too far inside the aggressive feminist counters. I would only hear "Men don't know how to cook" from women who think all men would tell them 'go to the kitchen and make me a sandwich'. Women know that men can cook and for some, they're even open enough to say that they're not cooks either, or not good at household chores. Not sure if that's true or they're just counterarguing the idea that housework is female work. Women that are so into romantic cheese stories or drama wo…
/r/MensRights30/06/21 05:27 AM
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Logically true. If that percentage is that high for feminists to be overly toxic of other people's rights, then I guess it's time to claim a better label to wear. It's a good attitude though, to fight against feminism and their ways of demeaning other people's rights. We all hope that some day, they'd see their views in other people's shoes and finally honor other people's rights, specially men's rights.
/r/MensRights29/06/21 05:20 AM
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I think this is the most confusing part for people, the way they see and define the term 'feminism'. There are men who support feminism but I think they see it differently than how extremists view them. Since people who supports men's rights are more welcoming and supportive of men's struggles, they probably view feminism in the same way as well. It's hard to combat and claim back the original meaning of what it means to be feminist, being an egalitarian is the most sensible label to use than to…
/r/MensRights29/06/21 05:06 AM
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What's your point exactly? There's no gender war but you insist that feminism is about anti-men movement and even correlate it with KKK. I would like you to expound on your comment for clarity.
/r/MensRights29/06/21 04:48 AM
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That's a good quote and I agree with you totally.
/r/MensRights29/06/21 01:56 AM
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Situations are unequal because there is oppression and manipulation. It won't be unequal if only people are more willing to be compassionate and understanding. In reddit, I agree with you on that last part. People I've heard to be feminist are simply hateful and aggressive to both men and women.
/r/MensRights29/06/21 01:54 AM
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Very agree. Most women even don't want to be associated with being feminist because of this. Loud feminist views even comes from people who had less to no encounters with being oppressed by men. Few months ago, I saw a video of a young lady being frantic of coming home safe when in the video, no one paid her attention. This hate is manipulating the youth into painting men with a bad image.
/r/MensRights29/06/21 01:46 AM
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Plus, as long as rape happened and it did happen, no one is celebrating it nor tolerating it. No gender wants their rights to be violated. If accusation is false, that's shitty too. No one should be wrongfully accused. It's only human to feel mad about those things. We all have rights and we should be heard. Even as men, we humans too. Rape culture isn't real, no man in the right mind would say rape is justified or right. Man to man, female to man, female to female, man to female, whatever it is…
/r/MensRights29/06/21 01:33 AM
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I agree. If the oppressor is female to male, MRA is against that but we don't oppress back just to make a point. Other people does that but that's not MRA is for, and I guess that's what feminism should be too, as what the op is trying to say in this post. Oppressors dressing behind their gender is shitty. Oppressors weaponizing their gender is shitty. Op experience with reddit is a bit uncompassionate. Do you not agree?
/r/MensRights29/06/21 01:18 AM
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It might be a double whammy if the rapist is male, black, and guilty but do you have statistics that KKK are women? From what I know most of them are men so I don't know why race is being brought up when it has nothing to do with gender. KKK is unrelated to MRA if this comment continue police will be brought up and be like why white police men kill black men and women (and children). We don't talk about why oppressors oppress, we talk about what we can do to have rights in men to be heard. We do…
/r/MensRights29/06/21 01:07 AM
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So MRA is anti female movement? I thought we are MRA for men's rights. I get you have hate with women but to let you know, women who weaponize their gender or the word "feminism" with other people to gain an upperhand are not feminists, they're just plain 'gender oppressors'. We raise MRA not to be anti with anyone, we raise MRA to acknowledge that men are oppressed too.
/r/MensRights29/06/21 12:48 AM
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Agree. People should do that but in this era of gender wars, reality is different. People capitalize on almost everything, even their gender as a power status to gain an upper hand on the other gender, even to an extent of damaging other people's mental state (life in general).
/r/MensRights28/06/21 02:04 PM
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I guess for the op, being feminist doesn't mean "anti male movement" just as the same as MRA not being anti female movement. Op is just probably mad that the people op interacting with does not give respect and understanding to the issue op is trying to address. Those people probably dismiss op's points just because the oppressed is different gender, like instead of being human, those people bully anyone who doesn't share specific views as them. Selective compassion something like that.
/r/MensRights28/06/21 01:58 PM
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What he cited was valid and realistically correct for some people but the wrong thing about it is that believing that men and women are stereotypically that way, makes it harder for men to be seen as humans. I mean men would get hurt emotionally and people are expected that they take it lightly. It correlates with the citation since people forget that men have feelings too since they disassociate men with how women stereotypically fall in love (unconditionally). On what he cited was valid and re…
/r/MensRights25/06/21 03:19 PM
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He told me that he'd make her leave the house asap. She continues to harass me online so I told my friend that I won't shut up while she still thinks that she's right. I can sue her but my friend doesn't want me to. He said he can deal with it, I told him that I won't sue if she genuinely apologizes to me for the harassment and directly telling me that what she did was entirely wrong, assault and death threat.
/r/MensRights14/06/21 03:14 PM
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My friend messaged me to stop engaging and block her. I don't think he knows how serious this is. I went to her profile and other than her face, she has a series of hate posts fighting anyone. The last one was a taunt to me, name calling me third party when none of us are in a relationship. I honestly am taunted, shit-faced irritated that my friend would just ask me to let this pass and let him "handle it". I don't want this to slide if she's too delusional.
/r/MensRights14/06/21 02:15 PM
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I'm too scared of cops but I do have evidences that she assaulted him out of nowhere. Well not entirely out of nowhere, she was apparently drunk and in the game, she probably heard my voice or saw that one game name is a bit feminine.
/r/MensRights14/06/21 06:45 AM
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I don't think he'd do that. He's too kind and if I'm being highly observant with the tone of his voice, I'd say he still likes her deeply. I don't know what to say to help with his mental health, this is so toxic and he's going with it.
/r/MensRights14/06/21 05:45 AM
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The irritating part of their movement is majority of people who advocate for it aren't directly affected by it at all. They act out and be aggressive towards men and it's embarrassing. Embarrassing for the fact that most of them also speak against being judged and prejudiced when they have prejudice against men on their own. Be human instead of asking other people to be human when they couldn't even practice what they preach.
/r/MensRights23/04/21 04:33 PM
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I don't think the journal is readable, it's only an APA citation, there's no external link that makes the journal readable. In discourse like this one, you shouldn't expect people to only validate your points, like you said in your post "i dont get this". You're not here for validation but for clarity. I'm not here to only disagree with you blindly. asking men to be okay with other psychopaths and people stare in an uncomfortable way checking their partners definitely is. Just like what you said…
/r/MensRights28/03/21 07:53 PM
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Personally, I believe that there's nothing much difference between a man and a woman besides their capacity to have sperm and egg cells. For all the times I got sexually harassed, I remind myself that there were guys in my life who didn't made me feel unsafe. People who gets swayed easily is what we call gullible. Gullible people are good for the business. I honestly believe that men are deep thinkers too. I get irritated when people generalize men with the similar words like the ones you just s…
/r/MensRights28/03/21 06:45 PM
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I don't think it's no different for women. I feel like the way I see sexually appealing guys and gals has the same stimulation for when men sees a sexually appealing woman. I think the only reason why advertisements doesn't have sexually appealing men for female products is that we get stimulated visually but it's not enough reason to blindly purchase commercial goods. It's the same sentiment for why people don't feel sexually harassed when I'm near them. I find people sexually appealing but it'…
/r/MensRights28/03/21 06:11 PM
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I think a lot of people don't know this but females check out other people too. Personally, I think the only difference when I check out females and males in public, and when men check me out is the amount of comfort they're in. I mean I check people out but I don't make them feel unsafe, violated, shamed, nor harassed. Majority of the time, they don't even know I find them attractive or sexually appealing. I don't think clothes is the factor for these type of issue. I've been harassed wearing g…
/r/MensRights28/03/21 05:28 PM
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