Qahnaar1506 Archive

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1	Australia's longitudinal study of Men's Health has been hijacked to estimate men's violence against women. There’s a difference of the possibility of making men anxious vs what and how. What are men making women anxious about and compare that to men. How much are men making women anxious and compare that to men. Emotional abuse exists, but not all anxiousness counts as abuse. You being scared you may be late to work doesn’t count as abuse but if you’re partner is constantly making you feel like you aren’t trying to get to work and calling you lazy even when you still show up as soon as possible count…	/r/MensRights	24/01/26 01:36 AM
1	It's brutally unfair but so many women refuse to date a man under 5ft 8in OP: More male hate. I said display, you can lie about your height if don’t make it obvious you’re that height. It’s not really obvious to someone if they are or skinny, and they don’t necessarily have to put that down. And no I’m not saying about that as all. If people can’t lie about height nobody would be having problems with height. Don’t expect people to be not disappointed when you lie about your height. You can tuck your belly in and show your slimness easier than you can showing height, online and it’s oppos…	/r/MensRights	16/09/25 07:17 PM
1	Why more women get cancer in India - but more men die I already shown you how these weren’t sexist but shown in a wider context, don’t know what’s sexist about providing the right to not have your premiums payed higher	/r/MensRights	16/09/25 05:43 PM
1	Why more women get cancer in India - but more men die Under the Affordable Care Act, many women's counseling services were covered without copayments, coinsurance, or deductibles when provided by an in-network provider but costs can vary based on the specific type of counseling and your insurance plan. The counseling is only free when you see a doctor or other provider within your health plan's network. It also made sure insurance companies from denying coverage or charging more based on pre-existing mental health conditions for men. Millions of lo…	/r/MensRights	16/09/25 05:08 PM
-2	Why more women get cancer in India - but more men die Yes because it was a response to the previous where women mandates weren’t taken seriously, and nobody should be doing that. Obamacare didn’t reject men. It’s part of a bigger context, and empathy is probably the factor between understanding this or not. For examples: Maternity and newborn care was designated as one of the ten "essential health benefits," meaning it must be covered by all plans offered on the individual and small-group markets. Before the ACA, many plans sold to individuals did …	/r/MensRights	16/09/25 04:38 PM
-2	Why more women get cancer in India - but more men die And as I said, it was a specific set of services and wasn’t an exclusive mandate to women. Obamamcare was already covering men’s health and health in general, those services were in responds to mandate not supporting those women’s health issue.	/r/MensRights	16/09/25 04:27 PM
1	It's brutally unfair but so many women refuse to date a man under 5ft 8in OP: More male hate. That’s actually why weight isn’t a filter, it’s changeable. Additionally, weight can be misleading and hard to display accurately, as different body types can have similar weights, and people often use strategic photos to conceal their true physique. Some users prefer filters for traits they can't change, like height, to avoid disappointment. People can have different body compositions at the same weight, making weight a flawed measure of health. Someone with a high body fat percentage might wei…	/r/MensRights	16/09/25 04:20 PM
-1	Why more women get cancer in India - but more men die I mean certain provisions of the ACA were specific to women's health needs, including the much-debated contraceptive coverage mandate but the coverage requirement was for a specific set of services and never a universal coverage mandate exclusive to women. You’re last paragraph isn’t really valid either; women’s health are over underrepresented. Nobody should be doing this though. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8812498/	/r/MensRights	16/09/25 04:15 PM