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| 1 | Popular men’s support subreddit takes a victory lap because women like seeing the men cryingMostly due to the internet unfortunately. I do wisely agree that most of what you see online is awful and genuinely about women trying to rise above men; but that’s not how it started, and it’s not what i personally was taught about. | /r/MensRights | 08/01/25 10:20 PM |
| 1 | Popular men’s support subreddit takes a victory lap because women like seeing the men cryingI am a man. I don’t have anything against any gender. But what i’m seeing in this sub (first thing i see upon entering) is insane negativity, hate speech towards both men and women (which is wild. You guys here really hate yourselves.) and just… people who genuinely don’t believe in bettering themselves. Not really my business though. I don’t like being in spaces like these and ultimately it doesn’t really affect me. I came here to give my opinion on things in an attempt to cheer someone up and … | /r/MensRights | 08/01/25 10:19 PM |
| -1 | Popular men’s support subreddit takes a victory lap because women like seeing the men cryingYou just hate women lol. Genuine feminism exists, the issue is that the internet highlights it as a “women are superior to men and men should have to experience discrimination like women do” instead of it’s genuine actual meaning that i grew up with: “all people are created equal and deserve to be treated as such.“ | /r/MensRights | 08/01/25 04:36 PM |
| -1 | Popular men’s support subreddit takes a victory lap because women like seeing the men cryingAh yes. The world hates men so men must hate women, amirite? If people aren’t willing to better themselves, it’s an issue for them to handle i guess. | /r/MensRights | 08/01/25 01:43 PM |
| -7 | Popular men’s support subreddit takes a victory lap because women like seeing the men cryingI can see this side of things. I don’t date, so maybe that hinders my view on things a bit. But in my eyes, i’ve always wanted to be able to be emotionally vulnerable with the people in my life who matter to me. Obviously, i’m not going and venting to every rando who passes me on the street, but i don’t know… being able to talk to my friends or potential partner, even family(sometimes. Iffy people) just about whatevers going on in my life. Granted, i was raised by a feminist mother (genuine femi… | /r/MensRights | 08/01/25 05:33 AM |
| 2 | Popular men’s support subreddit takes a victory lap because women like seeing the men cryingHoly fuck dude, that was greatly unnecessary?? Men absolutely do not feel less, that’s not a scientifical fact lol. And i’m not at all saying they should emote like women. Do you not hang around other guys? Cuz i sure have. Men generally, just don’t reach out for help. It’s talked about a lot, and it’s why men have higher suicide rates, because unlike women, we weren’t raised being taught how to process, examine and/or release our emotions. Especially in healthy ways. That was really just a mass… | /r/MensRights | 08/01/25 05:22 AM |
| -12 | Popular men’s support subreddit takes a victory lap because women like seeing the men cryingI’m a guy, so i get it. I personally think it’s insightful. A lot of dudes are insecure about being emotional because of said societal pressures. I actually don’t know what exact post you’re talking about, but the way you phrased it almost comes off to me like maybe the mod posted it to get reassurance in the space? It’s goos to know that letting yourself feel doesn’t make you unattractive or less of a man. And i wasn’t trying to imply you were calling all women evil, you were very respectful in… | /r/MensRights | 08/01/25 04:14 AM |
| -24 | Popular men’s support subreddit takes a victory lap because women like seeing the men cryingI wanna give my opinion here, don’t let it get you down i apologize if this is unwelcome. I think it’s less that women enjoy the suffering of men, and more so they’re happy to see a space where men are breaking stigma and allowing themselves to feel. Because it’s not common. Most men in general day to day society are pretty stoic, which is a societal pressure they grew up with “boys don’t cry” and so on. It can be extremely difficult for women especially with all of the gender stigma going on cu… | /r/MensRights | 08/01/25 04:04 AM |
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