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1	I'm afraid to speak about men's problems at university tomorrow Number one priority should definitely be to clearly communicate what you're saying in a way that can't be misunderstood. You need to let them know that you're with them and that you don't want to take away from anything, and that what you're about to say is something coming from an ally of theirs. Then, you continue with your proposal.	/r/MensRights	26/01/22 03:13 AM
1	Discussion: Not all men All I know is that among the feminist community the "not all men" phrase is a real headache because they already know it's not all men, but it's still so many men doing these things that women have to be afraid to go out at night. To them, "not all men" is a spit in the face because certain men are using it to wave away what their saying by saying that "not all men are like that." For that reason, I try to use drastically different wording. I don't make my whole point that it's not all men, beca…	/r/MensRights	26/01/22 03:03 AM
1	Saw a billboard that really pissed me off, for the YWCA OP no offense but without a pic/context this just seems misogynistic. Unless anyone can explain to me what this means, since I don't doubt that I've completely missed the meaning of this post.	/r/MensRights	29/11/21 10:53 PM
10	An apology: I'm sorry, members of men's rights. As a man, for years I have been ignoring you, I internalized the feminist depiction - "wife bitters", we all have, and what you were pointing to kept growing, until it reached almost all of us, now we understand. I'm so sorry. ^^^^ real important quote here ^^^^	/r/MensRights	29/11/21 09:38 PM
4	An apology: I'm sorry, members of men's rights. As a man, for years I have been ignoring you, I internalized the feminist depiction - "wife bitters", we all have, and what you were pointing to kept growing, until it reached almost all of us, now we understand. I'm so sorry. "so a picture of "one abusive sex", "one abused sex" was formed" This line, I feel, is an incredibly important one. The world is much more complicated than a world where one sex has abused another since the beginning of history. Both sex's have had people facing abuse and people doing the abusing for hundreds of years. That back-and-forth cycle of abuse is supposed to be coming to a close, since the modern age has had a boom in equal rights protests, but in actuality, a major group of people are…	/r/MensRights	29/11/21 09:37 PM
3	Is anyone else tired of people talking about men in a shitty way casually? Good on you for ignoring her. Starting a fight over stuff like this isn't worth it at all.	/r/MensRights	10/10/21 01:27 PM
2	Is anyone else tired of people talking about men in a shitty way casually? This is awful, especially that comment said by the woman in the bookstore. Not only was that entirely unprovoked, as you were just browsing books, but that's a really awful thing to say to anyone.	/r/MensRights	10/10/21 01:03 PM
2	Is anyone else tired of people talking about men in a shitty way casually? Yeah. When I browse between different social medias, I'm always seeing tons of talk on how men cause all the problems, or about how it's always the mens fault or how all men treat women like objects, and it's really destroyed my worldview. Finding subreddits like these where men talk about all the sexism they face in a (for the most part) nonaggressive and non misogynistic way, has really helped me to deal with some of the stuff I've been hearing.	/r/MensRights	10/10/21 01:02 PM