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| 1 | The rise of lonely, single everyone; “A recent article… its thesis is that men are entirely responsible for being single due to their general uselessness and toxicity.”That’s a good point. Men might be considered as not having a good character if they aren’t in a long-term relationship. However, women also hear things like „when will you get married? When will you have a baby?“. I also think it’s fascinating that there’s research showing women benefit less from relationships and marriage then men do. I guess there are different sides to it like always. | /r/MensRights | 24/09/22 12:27 PM |
| 0 | When bringing up men's issues, how would you respond to a feminist who claims "patriarchy hurts men too"?I would respond with the question what the other person thinks what patriarchy is and why it possibly hurts men. The answer could be that patriarchy isn’t about every men having the power to control every woman and situation but about an ideal image of men who do have most of the power in this world that both men and women have to deal with in different ways. | /r/MensRights | 24/09/22 12:11 PM |
| 2 | The rise of lonely, single everyone; “A recent article… its thesis is that men are entirely responsible for being single due to their general uselessness and toxicity.”The original article only refers to men who are unhappy with being single and feel lonely which appears to be a growing group of people. On the other side there is also a growing group of single women who are very happy about that, in fact they are the happiest subgroup. So it’s neither about men who chose to be single nor about unhappy women who desperately want to be in a relationship but about analysing why one specific group can’t seem to find a partner and feels bad an the other one don’t w… | /r/MensRights | 23/09/22 05:35 PM |
| -1 | Who is more supported in academic men or women and are there any studies (credible) to support that.It is true that girls get better grades in school which isn’t new, even a hundred years ago girls oftentimes got better grades in countries where they were allowed to visit the same schools as boys. It is also true that more women graduate college/university with better grades. However, if you look at high paid jobs or at jobs as profs in college or university, there are still much more men than women. So don’t worry even if you feel discriminated in those areas you will still get better chances… | /r/MensRights | 23/09/22 05:20 PM |
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