StunningEditor1477 Archive

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1	Almost all rape crisis centres and shelters for DV victims in the UK are female-only. Should it be changed? "when the victim first seeks help isn't the time to introduce them to people more likely to distress them" Why? According to whom? "there should be enough mixed ones" How do mixed shelters not contradict your earlier point about distressing the victims. note: "I'm not targeting any sex ..." I never claimed you did. When I used 'sex' (singular) that was relative to a single victim of either sex. In this context 'entire sex' could refer to either sex.	/r/MensRights	14/04/25 07:25 AM
3	Almost all rape crisis centres and shelters for DV victims in the UK are female-only. Should it be changed? If you tried, could you think of any reason why generalising an entire sex as an abuser class is not in the best interest of the victim? Any reason whatsoever? note: The other person actually brought up an interesting point on lesbian victims of parter abuse being thrown in abuse shelters filled with women.	/r/MensRights	13/04/25 05:44 PM
3	Almost all rape crisis centres and shelters for DV victims in the UK are female-only. Should it be changed? "I think this would be the best for the mental, physical, and emotional well being for both parties involved" Is this backed by any research, or does it just make intuitive sense generalising the other sex as complicit abusers is in the best interest of the victim?	/r/MensRights	12/04/25 07:48 AM
8	Does anyone else feel like traditional masculinity is all about women and is actually quite submissive? "And men dictate the important decisions of the household." That's not my experience. Especially getting kids was mainly my wife's decision.	/r/MensRights	12/04/25 07:43 AM
1	What makes a Man? I think you're overthinking it. Gender and sex were conceptually seperated specifically to adress transexuals. The distinction is usefull, not proscritive or descriptive. A sugarbeet contains 16-20% sugar. It is usefull information to work with (for sugar manufacturers), but it does not mean a beet that contains 15% sugar, or one that contains 22% sugar are not sugar beets. They're outliers.	/r/MensRights	11/04/25 04:22 PM
2	Men are facing widespread misandry. "instead of getting support from fellow men, they get comments like wish it were me." One does not rule out the other. Comment sections where you find these comments rarely are the appropriate place to discuss these things anyway. If it happens in a support meeting that's another matter. But I don't believe that's where it happens. "Crying is seen as weak" If you say so. I suppose it must be true because you're telling me. "That beinv used against them isn't specific to partners." When partners …	/r/MensRights	07/04/25 03:53 PM
3	Men are facing widespread misandry. "Unfortunately it's not humour or gay men thing." I don't doubt that. Just pointing out few men wish to be raped by a group of hairy prison inmayes. Usually these comments are reserved for rapings by a hot female teacher who get's off with a proverbial slap on the wrist. There's a substantial difference in those two scenarios. Joking about the latter is not 'hate' btw. It's not even aimed at the victim. Personally I doubt if the people who joke about the latter, if they were the judge, would let…	/r/MensRights	07/04/25 01:41 PM
5	Men are facing widespread misandry. "Men are way more likely to be raped and abused by other men ... whenever ive seen a man speaks about his rape or abuse, ive seen a string of men say things like 'wish it were me'" Unless you're refering to a string of gay men you seem to be misrepresenting it a little. Also be carefull not to take gallow's humor on the internet at face value. "Men have to start lettinv their sons express emotions" Be carefull of the trap-belief men are broken women, and men need to learn to express their emotio…	/r/MensRights	07/04/25 10:53 AM
1	The bullshit research on "mental load" WD-40 is used to disolve rust. Try vaseline for a lubricant. Women set themselves up for misery if they remain ignorant or downplay their partners contributions. Women's work is typically the routine , weakly repeating things. Men's labour is typically anything that is not routine and involves any risk of electrocution or breaking one's neck.	/r/MensRights	07/04/25 10:21 AM