Subversion7 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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2	How would one find in person groups of like minded men? Keeping silent seems complicit with the situation that calls for such a request for ideas. Perhaps the women he is surrounded by aren’t helpful regarding this specific thing or don’t take it seriously enough. Women don’t have similar issues as men because they are actively doing precisely what the advice is recommending and supporting each other in the process. OP mentions wanting a collective group of likeminded men just hanging out. Bars, golf courses, shooting ranges, gyms, local freestyle an…	/r/MensRights	16/03/26 05:39 AM
1	How would one find in person groups of like minded men? TL;DR - What other advice can anyone give except what has worked for them? FWIW, the caustic and unhelpful idea that “Don’t assume what works for you is good advice!” is a trash take. The only advice anyone can possibly give in good conscience is what works for them. For anyone to understand precisely someone else’s exact plight is to just be that exact person. Even from one guy to the next, the issues they face may be similar but not exactly the same. The general advice given being “see if you …	/r/MensRights	15/03/26 06:05 AM
-10	Saw this on another subreddit yesterday and thought to myself "when was the last time anyone thought to vote for their boys?" People would vote for the boys if a policy regarding the banning of getting a vasectomy (which strongly implies the intent to have sex purely for sexual gratification and not for procreation) or making masturbation a crime for the killing of potential human life was on the ballot but it’s not.	/r/MensRights	06/11/24 05:48 PM
3	Why men must never open up to women. Absolutely 1000% agree about “Not deserving this shit.” I’m just saying if we can all agree that this treatment is wrong then we must all agree it should change if possible. We as men are bad at fully fleshing out our emotional issues and stances and this very conversation is proof of that. This is a warning of an awful, ignorant, abusive, hateful, dehumanizing concept of equating emotional capacity and expression as less manliness. This post is literally bitching on the presupposition that we c…	/r/MensRights	11/07/24 06:20 PM
2	Why men must never open up to women. Do you simply see the problem as being exclusive to women? All women even our own mothers and family members and closest friends etc? And if so, even if all of them are evil heartless cunts that treat us as disposable trash that don’t deserve to be emotional ever, do you think that’s because just women have this idea? That clearly can’t be the case if even you yourself are saying that “we have been conditioned since 4-5 by our own mothers….” That’s exactly what I’m talking about. It’s a wide spr…	/r/MensRights	11/07/24 06:02 PM
5	Why men must never open up to women. If you’re somehow separating womens perception from societies perception and thinking that women exist in a vacuum and are not subject to ideas and perceptions imposed on them by society, then you have a fundamental misunderstanding of the core issue. Men themselves are very apprehensive to be supportive to their male friend and counterparts. Men wouldn’t often need to suffer in silence if their male friends more often provided the automatic non judgemental emotional support groups that female f…	/r/MensRights	11/07/24 05:44 PM
3	Why men must never open up to women. I’m assuming this was pointed at my reply. I think the title is a fine and succinct reason for the public perception and outright demand that we simply shut the fuck up and suffer in silence. We must do the exact opposite and absolutely fucking mean it in order to force change of perception. Until people start seeing the “manly men” in their lives showing their emotions and asking for help when needed then it will forever seem like a minority thing and not the massive societal shift that it genu…	/r/MensRights	11/07/24 05:14 PM
6	Why men must never open up to women. IMHO, in order for this to get better we need to take a page out of the lgbtq handbook and do the emotional equivalent of marches and parades celebrating our capacity for feeling and expressing our emotions. Allowing any and all people to see men of all types and sorts being emotional would begin to normalize the perception of our ability and capacity for emotional expression and outlet by just simply engaging in the activity itself and damn the consequences. We need society to see all types of …	/r/MensRights	11/07/24 03:33 PM