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In the image, the guy on the left exists. The guys on the right exist too ( the scary sadistic abusers). To what degree, idk but both types exist. You can make your own graphic to show examples of how women act when they get rejected, and how some are scary and violent. One of you could definitely do that, you should! If I saw one that shows those two types of women, I would understand they exist, and at the same time… I’d know it doesn’t apply to me. From everything you’ve said it sounds like y…
/r/EverydayMisandry12/02/25 07:00 PM
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You should make one
/r/EverydayMisandry12/02/25 06:43 PM
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There’s a lot to say and I’ll get to that but it’s funny and ironic that I almost mentioned “silencing women” but then I thought… no, I should change that wording because it might be on the misandry/ feminist bingo card. If it’s not, it will definitely be perceived in a bad way. If you didn’t catch that immediately, please take a moment. I appreciate that you’re engaging with these topics and I understand the desire to bring attention to how men also experience harm and sexism. I’m not denying t…
/r/EverydayMisandry12/02/25 04:40 PM
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You did say it’s unclear if it’s men or women who physically or sexually assault more. You said it’s impossible to know how accurate those numbers are. Then you said “studies suggest that men are more likely to experience physical violence than women.” I’m stuck on that because it shows a bias about which studies are good enough. I’m not saying you’re wrong but I’m skeptical with the first one. How do you protect yourself from confirmation bias?
/r/EverydayMisandry12/02/25 12:07 AM
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Thanks for asking. The reason I brought up Fear is that danger alone doesn’t always stop people from doing things. it’s the fear of that danger that shapes our behavior. The graphic in the post showed Google’s top search results for men’s vs. women’s safety products. Since search results reflect what people are actually looking to buy, it gives insight into what kind of danger each group is most concerned about. Men’s top searches were for things to protect from accidents, or injuries. Women’s t…
/r/EverydayMisandry11/02/25 04:26 PM
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I just want to mention being in a bad mood is no excuse to hit or insulted someone
/r/EverydayMisandry11/02/25 04:40 AM
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Yeah, Women have mistreated you. Maybe even girls or family when you were younger. That’s kinda scary. I would be scared if someone was hitting and insulting me. You’re describing a behavior that’s emotionally volatile, and hostile. From your pov are most women a bit misandrist or just some extremes?
/r/EverydayMisandry11/02/25 04:01 AM
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That’s the misunderstanding, I got a whole different meaning from the image
/r/EverydayMisandry11/02/25 03:02 AM
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Ok
/r/EverydayMisandry11/02/25 02:43 AM
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Ok, it’s fair to say there is real danger. I know everyone hated my question but what about living with fear? Is it fair to acknowledge there’s a difference there? Is the thought that women exaggerate? Either way it doesn’t take away from the fact that men are also at risk of violence and danger. There’s too much assuming about each other and understanding dialogue is not happening. I think it’s not good to give up on a discussion but I get the impression These places are just for venting?
/r/EverydayMisandry11/02/25 02:42 AM
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I guess I missed the point then. I asked for help understanding in the middle of the post. Do you think the stats are incorrect? It matters because we aren’t believed or listened to either. I didn’t personally call men the oppressors, I said it’s a quote feminists use because it’s on the bingo card. Wait… how/where did I do a “what about women” in my post? The graphic was (I’m assuming) a woman doing a “what about women” and this post is a response to that doing a “what about men.” Anyway, I thi…
/r/EverydayMisandry11/02/25 01:32 AM
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I appreciate you explaining that perspective. I wasn’t trying to be antagonistic. I genuinely want to understand. I don’t know how to convince you that there’s no sarcasm intended because everything sounds sarcastic. I get how it sounds to say “I’m just asking questions.” I have a son well into teens, and I clearly have a blind spot. Could you share some specific examples of the dangers men face that often go unrecognized?
/r/EverydayMisandry11/02/25 12:55 AM
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I’m probably asking for trouble but I see these posts and I’m actually puzzled. Here’s how it’s coming across to me. Women: “Here are stats showing why we’re afraid.” Men: Wow, you must hate us. Someone here commented “feminists would downplay men’s issues to men just being sad they don’t get laid….” It can be found for context. But do you not see the irony here? If the quote “men are the oppressors” and other bingo card favs sounds like blah blah blah to you, you are proving the point by not ac…
/r/EverydayMisandry10/02/25 11:22 PM
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Do you and your male peers feel unsafe regularly?
/r/EverydayMisandry10/02/25 09:43 PM
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Who is “people?” Marketing companies and stereotypes? The person who created the graphic and the women who liked it..?
/r/EverydayMisandry10/02/25 09:42 PM
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What do you think was the intended message behind this graphic? What are women not understanding? Edit: sorry I had a lot of questions, I’m actually trying to understand the underlying feelings everyone is having because it’s not totally clear
/r/EverydayMisandry10/02/25 09:22 PM
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Ok, it’s just that your op is stating a complaint/ problem. You are essentially blaming women for this perceived problem. Have you already decided that your perception is totally correct? Did you post that to have your ideas challenged or just to get praise from the people who agree with you? You dont have to have a friendship but what about a passing conversation with the goal of understanding what it’s like to be a “5.5-7” instead of assuming
/r/PurplePillDebate17/10/23 06:31 PM
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<image> People get nervous. It’s totally understandable. In the picture, both girls put out a bid for friendly affection. Finn didn’t know how to handle it and it made Millie feel rejected. Im pretty sure Millie was trying to comfort him because he was feeling anxious but she misread his cues. Tom did it a different way. He picked up on what she was doing AND didnt want her to feel rejected. Maybe it’s an age or maturity thing? It’s not that “he should read the room” or “he should pick up on her…
/r/PurplePillDebate17/10/23 06:11 PM
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It might be beneficial to get away from quantifying people so much. <30= good, but >30=bad. 4 to 5.5 = below average, and >7.5= good if you’re a man, but bad if you’re a woman. etc etc. I understand the point you’re trying to make but if you step back for a second and look at what you’re saying.. it’s like you’re trying to find a solution to your social and emotional human problem with math. I’m not trying to dismiss your concerns at all. I just wonder if you would get more out of talking to wom…
/r/PurplePillDebate17/10/23 05:29 PM
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