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1	4b is most sexist movement ever ... that's... the point?	/r/MensRights	09/11/24 11:46 PM
9	Democrats, 72 MILLION is your fucking wake up call Dude wrote 2 pages of text but on the 4th line, "I didn't vote in this election, but..." Sit down.	/r/MensRights	07/11/24 01:26 AM
6	#1 WNBA draft pick Caitlin Clark will make $76k her first year. Get ready for it... I'm a huge tennis fan. Played it my whole life, still follow the tours closely now as a guy in my 30's who can't really play anymore. Women's Tennis is just as popular as Men's, sometimes MORE popular. Women's Tennis is the golden standard for "equal rights". And it's legit - Last fall's US Open I couldn't care less about the Men's final but it was appointment viewing, I almost cried, watching Coco, the American, win her "home" Slam. Watching any American win anything is a huge deal! So to watch…	/r/MensRights	16/04/24 04:36 PM
6	The social media war against men I've noticed a trend on Tik Tok of wives / women making fun of their man. You view one and the algorithm thinks you like it, so they show you more and more... There was a viral trend for a while that was something like "we're hosting a party today and NOW my husband decides it's time to trim trees" (meaningless task) And it's the wife filming herself cleaning and then filming her man working outside. Can we not? Can we not make fun of men on social media? Imagine if it was the opposite, and a wh…	/r/MensRights	15/03/24 01:17 PM
2	Fragile female ego Very small example, but kind of to your point: Today getting ready for work I couldn't find any of my regular stuff. I texted the wife "water bottle? ice packs?" because I knew she took them to her work to transport milk and, in the past, I've found the ice packs that slide in to my cooler piss warm sitting in the bottom of her back seat. No idea why. When you're done with something, clean it up. Put it away. Especially ice packs. They are useless unless they're sitting in the freezer. But I dig…	/r/MensRights	06/07/23 12:51 AM
2	Men, have you had the conversation about 'your fair share of chores'? Believe it or not - I live in a household where the stereotypical gender roles are reversed. I'm the main keeper of the house, I do the majority of the childcare... I'm a guy. I grew up in a house with a nazi cleaning lady mom and me and my brothers had a list of chores to do every weekend. For me, it was usually scrub the bathrooms. Every. Weekend. (for example) My wife grew up in a single-parent home with a mom who worked 2 jobs and bless her heart did an amazing job as a single mom raising tw…	/r/MensRights	01/03/23 02:46 AM
3	So how common is it to have been told “I’ll always love you…unless you turn into a rapist or abuse women” by a parent Dad to two young girls, here. Age 4 and a newborn at the time. We were watching the #metoo movement protests downtown on the news and my wife turns to me, in front of my baby girls, and says "you'll never hurt them, will you???" . .. ... I was... shocked. It felt like I was hit by a train. I couldn't hold my tears back. Usually I try and hold it back when I know I have to cry but not this time. I just... "excuse me?" My wife could immediately tell that what she said was not appropriate and tried…	/r/MensRights	18/01/23 03:35 AM
1	Video of abuse by significant other, taken by the victim. Yeah I've had multiple arguments with my wife over and over again where I'm simply trying to get something accomplished, keeping it real and logical and straight (which drives her nuts). I argue with logic, she argues with emotion. So I'm pleading my case (like I'm in court or something), and she's just saying the same shit over and over again! So one time I said, "do I need to record this conversation and play it back for you?" and oh man - that set her off - YOU'RE GOING TO RECORD ME?! THAT'S …	/r/MensRights	21/12/22 01:10 AM
47	I Have A Fear Of Working With Women After This Happened To Me I knew a guy who was investigated by HR and had to change jobs because he was assigned to work with a woman and when they were in the car, the radio was on some random station and the song that was playing was some random pop song and she didn't like the lyrics of the song on the radio and accused him of sexual harrassment.	/r/MensRights	12/11/22 01:37 AM
12	Attractive female students no longer earned higher grades when classes moved online during COVID-19 The Halo Effect	/r/MensRights	10/11/22 03:41 AM
10	Attractive female students no longer earned higher grades when classes moved online during COVID-19 Yup. I went to a small private university that specialized in architecture and engineering. They had other programs, but those were a joke. It was basically an arch / engineering school. It was 10-to-1 guys-to-girls. I knew a girl who literally got a full ride scholarship... just for being female.	/r/MensRights	10/11/22 03:41 AM
2	Yeah, I should care about how 'my presence' makes a woman feel. Honestly, I unfortunately have to think about this all the time. One, because I'm nice, but two, to protect myself. I don't want unnecessary accusations brought against me just because of my gender. I work the night shift in construction (all men on my shift) so I'm home during the day. My wife works, too, and we can't keep up with the house to we are looking into a house cleaning service. The cleaners wanted to come over to see the house and give a quote. Of course the cleaners are all women. B…	/r/MensRights	01/11/22 04:12 AM
1	Men are loosing interest in fatherhood in the United States 16 months? You're just getting into the "fun" toddler phase, where they're now mobile and super cute and starting to talk a ton. My first baby girl didn't sleep for the entire first year. 1 year. No sleep. And as soon as she turned one - slept through the night. There was no "terrible twos". Age 2 was wonderful. So cute and delightful. Nothing but joy and love. We said the same thing - "I'm never doing this again". There are many phases that kids go through quickly. Just wait until the next phas…	/r/MensRights	18/10/22 03:45 AM
1	How do you not let it hurt you to hold your tongue in with your feminist relatives or mother saying something you don’t agree with? Yeah it rears it's ugly head sometimes. She's all about feminism and being a workin' mom, hates the white man (even though she's white) Just the other day we were having an argument and I kinda stood my ground (gasp!) because I knew I was right and she refused to try to understand it.. ... and she got so frustrated she hit me with the "stop mansplaining!" ... so I responded with her favorite feminism rebuttal: "Unless I use my penis to explain this to you, it has nothing to do with me being a ma…	/r/MensRights	11/10/22 04:27 PM
2	How do you not let it hurt you to hold your tongue in with your feminist relatives or mother saying something you don’t agree with? Well, your statement was just as generic as hers, but yeah. I get it. That's a terrible thing to say. I'm sorry. I deal with that ALL the time. My wife (a rich white girl) hates white men. White men are the terrorists to society. "check your privilege" and "stop mansplaining". It's so cringe. But I'll never forget, years ago when our first born was a baby, my wife was watching something on cable news and then turned to me, a man, and seriously asked, "you're never going to hurt our little girl, …	/r/MensRights	11/10/22 12:41 PM
1	I seriously find it crazy how there is enough research and common sense that tell us that having a father is very important, and yet the court pushes them away, and only cares about them when it comes to extracting money out of them. As recent as the 1980's men were absent in childcare. It was still "man works, brings in money" and "women stays home, takes care of the house and kids". And honestly, with two young kids at home, it makes sense. My wife and I both work - and nothing gets done around the house. The kids are in childcare, which we can barely afford because it's so expensive. Home maintenance projects, cleaning, cooking, laundry dishes... it adds up quickly so I could totally see how taking care of the household a…	/r/MensRights	11/10/22 01:03 AM
1	How do you not let it hurt you to hold your tongue in with your feminist relatives or mother saying something you don’t agree with? I hate "TLDR: the title" What did she say? What was so offensive? It should be "TLDR: my mother in law said all white men are rapists. Would you have spoken up?" ... or something like that.	/r/MensRights	11/10/22 12:49 AM
2	...and all of the sudden, no one cares about “equal pay” anymore... Exactly. Tennis has had a big push for equal pay since Billie Jean King lead the way in the 70's. I think the Grand Slams started giving equal prize money in the 2000's. As an avid fan, it was interesting that the debate started again after this year's Wimbledon. You couldn't have had a more different women's final vs men's final. Simona Halep just played out of her mind against Serena. Nothing Serena could do. Match over in 55 minutes. Exact opposite, Djokovic and Federer played one of the grea…	/r/MensRights	01/08/19 01:56 PM
33	...and all of the sudden, no one cares about “equal pay” anymore... I think tennis is close. Women's tennis can be as interesting as men's, sometimes. There's equal pay in tennis. No, seriously, men and women champions take home the same prize money. The women's Wimbledon Championship match was over in 55 minutes. The men's Wimbledon Championship match took 4 hours 57 minutes. Simona Halep got paid $3,257,366 per hour. Novak Djokovic got paid $602,777 per hour.	/r/MensRights	01/08/19 01:23 AM
8	...and all of the sudden, no one cares about “equal pay” anymore... I love the "equal pay" in tennis. No, seriously, men and women champions take home the same prize money. The women's Wimbledon Championship match was over in 55 minutes. The men's Wimbledon Championship match took 4 hours 57 minutes. Simona Halep got paid $3,257,366 per hour. Novak Djokovic got paid $602,777 per hour.	/r/MensRights	01/08/19 01:22 AM