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| 31 | "Men's greatest fear in pursuing relationship with a woman is that he will be laughed at or rejected. Women's greatest fear is that she will be physically harmed-raped-killed." -Thoughts?Yes men are stronger than women. No, we shouldn't use this fact as a tool to dismiss real issues men are dealing with. Also, I think it's another assumption. Are men really afraid to be laughed at? Maybe some. But I think there are more men that have bigger or deeper fears. But do we listen to these men? No, we fucking don't. As suicide rates in men clearly show us. | /r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates | 29/09/23 05:45 PM |
| 83 | I don't understand how some people can think men being good people or even decent people is a rare or strange phenomenon.Everywhere I go I see everything centered around women. We have to support them, they're amazing, jobs for women, education, counseling, Sport group and Club activities. Everything is just so POSITIVE. And for men, it's the opposite. I see zero positive attitude towards men. But I also see constant generalization. Men are sexist, dirty, aggressive, can't be trusted and so on. And then there's news of men being rapists, killers and robbers. And it doesn't matter that women do fucked up shit too. … | /r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates | 16/09/23 06:42 AM |
| 31 | Here's a way to intellectually challenge feminists, hey feminists how come the most negative of stereotypes to marginalized communities always apply strongest to the male counterparts?When a woman is caught raping or abusing, it's called a rarity and a woman in question soon holds the excuse to her behavior. Unless she kills small children. I guess that's where the line is. If man does any of that, people use all kind of generalizations and say that they're not surprised. Because they already knew that men ARE monsters. And I think it's something in our brains and in our culture. Because there's always this narrative of women being victims of men and you'd have to look purpos… | /r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates | 01/09/23 05:02 PM |
| 2 | Why did lot of countries criminalize male homosexuality yet in these countries lesbianism is legal and not crime?Sounds like the other side of the same coin to me. Hate and abuse in different forms. It's interesting though this hate for mens sexuality. First time I see it mentioned anywhere. Do you have any reccomend Action where I can read/watch about it? | /r/MensRights | 25/08/23 05:22 PM |
| 9 | Why did lot of countries criminalize male homosexuality yet in these countries lesbianism is legal and not crime?Because they still can rape women. They don't care what sexual orientation they're. If a man is gay, it's easier to get rid of him. Cause he doesn't fit into a "perfect" picture of the world these people want to live in. | /r/MensRights | 25/08/23 03:32 PM |
| 83 | Saw these comments about a video of a 14 Years old boy being raped by his teacher,imagine if the roles were reversed.I hate this part of being a man. When people decide how you should feel about what happened to you. And if you're young or trusting, when these opinions can trap you into believing that nothing wrong happened. I remember being a child and telling my mother about something that scared me/made me uncomfortable and she would just say that it's normal. I wonder how many men give up trying to find help. How many try to pretend that it wasn't a big deal. | /r/MensRights | 23/08/23 12:01 PM |
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