West-Cellist6160 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
86	Men and boys performing poorly in education, why is it and what can be done?	Edu./Occu.	West-Cellist6160	/r/MensRights	11/12/24 12:40 AM

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2	If sexual harassment includes unwelcome or inappropriate sexual behavior that makes other people feel uncomfortable, as feminists have defined it, then wearing sexually provocative clothing in public should be considered sexual harassment I mean if it's summer and it's really hot, what do you expect people to wear? Besides, how do you define clothing that is sexual in nature? People will say a tank top is sexual in nature on a woman who has a bigger chest, but the exact same top won't be viewed as sexual if it's on a woman with a smaller chest and no cleavage. And then women with bigger chests have to cover up way more than everyone else. You can wear a tank top, but she can't. Isn't that unfair? You can write whatever you want o…	/r/MensRights	21/01/25 05:49 PM
0	Extremely tired of hearing the term "rape culture" The documentary features many female and male victims and society's attitudes towards rape and its portrayals in media, so it's not "a documentary on Prison Rape in men's prisons", it's a documentary on rape culture. It was produced by 2 feminists: Margaret Lazarus and Renner Wunderlich and platformed by another feminist Judy Norsigan. idk why so often this sub is trying to co-opt things originated by feminism. You can point out rape in men's prisons without straight up lying and saying "uhh the…	/r/MensRights	19/01/25 01:47 AM
1	How common awareness is men’s right in where ever your from? "Was there any time that your grandmother or father had that men and women is respectful to each other , and men hating isn’t as common or acceptable ?" I thought men hating is more new? I'm not from the US, so I thought it's only now becoming prevalent or did it exist even before social media?	/r/MensRights	18/01/25 04:13 PM
1	Extremely tired of hearing the term "rape culture" wait which documentary? do you have more info on this? cause when i try to look up the origins of the term it says it originates from 1970s feminism	/r/MensRights	18/01/25 04:06 PM
1	Trans and Men’s Rights I think it's fascinating how much of hate against trans women is actually based on hate against men. i.e. most terf talking points literally just boil down to man=bad and trans women=men. And it might be the reason trans women are so much more talked about than trans men? I don't really know, but it is also fascinating to me how much more discussion there is around trans women rather than trans men. Also to your question "Should trans have to identify themselves as such on apps?" I think trans p…	/r/MensRights	16/01/25 07:04 PM
1	Why I don’t see a good future for both men and women. okay, one thing I don't understand about this sub is why there is constantly so much talk of "oh well women can just get married and never work", "well women can just do OF and never work". You're right, but the VAST MAJORITY of women have standard jobs, married or not. Is this constant talk about OF and marriages where only the man works comparable to feminists constantly talking about rape and SA? Basically, no most women aren't doing nothing all day, most women are employed, just like most me…	/r/MensRights	16/01/25 06:46 PM
0	My dad was an 'idiot' and was never really there growing up. He just built a life for me where I can live in a real castle. Now I get to shame him publicly. Im not changing my argument midway. I thought anyone with reading comprehension would understand that obviously I'm not referring to neglect of physical needs considering she lived in a castle. Emotional neglect is child neglect if done to a child. It's just more specific wording which i didn't think was needed because most people can read the literal title of the post itself.	/r/MensRights	12/01/25 02:54 PM
-1	My dad was an 'idiot' and was never really there growing up. He just built a life for me where I can live in a real castle. Now I get to shame him publicly. Search emotional neglect then if you can't understand basic phrases without Google	/r/MensRights	12/01/25 12:27 PM
-2	My dad was an 'idiot' and was never really there growing up. He just built a life for me where I can live in a real castle. Now I get to shame him publicly. Her dad didn't do anything bad to her? Child neglect can be as bad as abuse in many cases	/r/MensRights	12/01/25 05:09 AM
-8	While men are dying on the frontlines, women are busy making money on Onlyfans "We don't have our slaves anymore" is crazy, firstly you didn't even know anything about Ukraine prior to the war, salaries in eastern Europe in general are awful, barely anyone is surviving on just one person working. "now we have to earn our own money and work!!!! :(" It's so unfair being a woman!!!" They're women who have abandoned their homes, are now in a completely new place where they probably don't even speak the language without any family or friends. I live in a town that has a lot of …	/r/MensRights	11/01/25 11:04 PM
-1	"Male High School Students More Likely Than Females to Ask for Verbal Consent Before Sex"- A recent survey by CDC most women is 26%?	/r/MensRights	11/01/25 10:44 PM
1	My dad was an 'idiot' and was never really there growing up. He just built a life for me where I can live in a real castle. Now I get to shame him publicly. "It is a typical men suck approach to narrative in the media." it is a typical take something out of context and clickbait as hard as you can approach to narrative in the media. I'd say the criticizing is of all the people in the comments that didn't even read the article and now are just making fun of the girl for no real reason. And also your framing of "He just built a life for me where I can live in a real castle. Now I get to shame him publicly." is stupid because again she's not saying any…	/r/MensRights	11/01/25 10:43 PM
1	Objectification makes no sense as a concept, and doesn't exist. "I think it's just something women love because women love being indignant and feeling wronged, because they get to feel good about themselves." wow well clearly you're a very reasonable and good person... I'm sorry to say I don't think it's worth arguing with you on this topic.	/r/MensRights	07/01/25 07:40 AM
1	Objectification makes no sense as a concept, and doesn't exist. i've seen stuff about objectification a lot in regards to films, and it's basically just pointing out certain movies where female characters are objectified and reduced to nothing but their bodies and sexuality. It happens to male characters as well tho. I just don't really understand this post. What do you want people to call it then if not objectification?	/r/MensRights	06/01/25 07:14 PM
-11	The fate of a married man in the bedroom do you think it's hot if someone only has sex with you because it's their "duty"? if my partner ever told me they had sex with me because of some obligation or duty i'd throw up	/r/MensRights	19/12/24 10:10 PM
-88	The fate of a married man in the bedroom im just saying you'd probably have better relationships if you didnt view sex as a duty but instead enjoyed it lmao	/r/MensRights	19/12/24 01:24 PM
-107	The fate of a married man in the bedroom yall are so weird why is sex a "duty to the relationship"	/r/MensRights	19/12/24 12:58 PM
1	Spain: Trainee firefighter who failed exam 'became a woman because the pass mark was lower' - and was successful I think I see your point, I would agree men do the heavy lifting, yes. But is there any real way for this to be solved? Like I see people in this sub point out that in all physical and demanding and high-risk jobs the majority of workers are male, but what is the goal of pointing this out? I'm still quite new to MRM and we don't even have such a movement here honestly. Does the movement advocate for this to be changed or just for men to be more appreciated? "How is it fair to expect more from me…	/r/MensRights	14/12/24 06:31 PM
1	Spain: Trainee firefighter who failed exam 'became a woman because the pass mark was lower' - and was successful I think it's really sad that there would be riots in the streets if there were 50/50 gender quotas in schools... Here there are many policies that strive for equal opportunity, whether it benefits men, women, lower class people, ethnic minorities and no one except radicals oppose them. Then again, I don't know if the average person is against this in the U.S. I was genuinely surprised that this was brought up as a problem, because I don't know anyone in real life that would think this firefighte…	/r/MensRights	14/12/24 12:54 PM
6	Gay men should join the men's rights movement! Just out of curiosity, is gay marriage legal in your country?	/r/MensRights	13/12/24 07:39 PM
1	Spain: Trainee firefighter who failed exam 'became a woman because the pass mark was lower' - and was successful It is the case in many eastern european countries. Here is an article that outlines this if you want to read more about it: https://news.mensactivism.org/?q=node/37097 I think that your mindset is of extreme meritocracy. You're clearly not okay with a policy that may favour a certain group that has less merit. And I was just curious if your moral stance is the same across all things i.e. gender quotas for schools, affirmative action, etc. I could give more examples if you're curious. I find that…	/r/MensRights	13/12/24 06:59 PM
0	Spain: Trainee firefighter who failed exam 'became a woman because the pass mark was lower' - and was successful Are you okay with a girl who got a higher score than a boy not getting into her dream school just because she's a girl? I just wanted to let you know that no men's rights movement has ever supported banning the gender quotas and that has only been pushed by radical feminist movements.	/r/MensRights	13/12/24 06:09 PM
-1	Spain: Trainee firefighter who failed exam 'became a woman because the pass mark was lower' - and was successful Because the point of the difference in physical exams is to give women a better chance at entering that job. And my whole argument is: rules that are made to give certain groups a more fair shot isn't inherently a bad thing. Like the 50/50 quota on boys and girls in high schools that I gave as an example, another example would be affirmative action in colleges for black people. And I think people mostly complain about these things only when it doesn't benefit them. I'd say there are many differe…	/r/MensRights	13/12/24 05:40 PM
0	Spain: Trainee firefighter who failed exam 'became a woman because the pass mark was lower' - and was successful my point is i don't think the differences in physical exams are so big it actually causes any issues and there aren't any reports or statistics that show this is a real issue or at least I haven't seen any.	/r/MensRights	13/12/24 02:12 PM
-4	Spain: Trainee firefighter who failed exam 'became a woman because the pass mark was lower' - and was successful are there any reports that show more people dying because a female firefighter was unable to rescue them in comparison to male firefighters?	/r/MensRights	13/12/24 12:34 AM
-6	Spain: Trainee firefighter who failed exam 'became a woman because the pass mark was lower' - and was successful There are biological differences between men and women. I don't see how it's an outrage that the physical test for women is not as hard as the one for men. It's the same case in PE standardized tests in school. I think anyone who advocates against this is an idiot. And anyway, I just wanted to share that in my country we have standardized exams in 7th grade, and the results are used to then enter high school, and all high schools have a 50/50 quota on boys and girls. Boys generally score lower o…	/r/MensRights	12/12/24 09:59 PM
1	A man is a sexual predator if he dates an adult woman with a considerable age difference. Is a woman also a financial predator if she dates a man with a considerable wealth difference? Can't the same be said about women dating rich men? "How dare a woman be attracted to a man who would be a good provider?"	/r/MensRights	12/12/24 09:48 PM