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1	I've long been deeply suicidal about this. Every time I see it I spiral into self harm and drug abuse... Most people I've brought this up to simply brush it off... The last person I lamented to (and I am NOT kidding) literally told me "it's probably good men are suicidal about this." Did I say that anywhere?	/r/MensRights	05/12/21 04:37 PM
7	I've long been deeply suicidal about this. Every time I see it I spiral into self harm and drug abuse... Most people I've brought this up to simply brush it off... The last person I lamented to (and I am NOT kidding) literally told me "it's probably good men are suicidal about this." Dude, Ive had depression since 5th grade and still struggle with suicidal tendencies. I repeatedly lost my job because of mental breakdowns. But I still try to carry good mood outside when I'm able to. A single compliment with no ulterior motives whatsoever can make someone's day or even week. So, if you see someone with a style you like, try to tell them if you can. No sweat if you can't, but you should try.	/r/MensRights	05/12/21 01:45 PM
23	I've long been deeply suicidal about this. Every time I see it I spiral into self harm and drug abuse... Most people I've brought this up to simply brush it off... The last person I lamented to (and I am NOT kidding) literally told me "it's probably good men are suicidal about this." It actually is great advice. Someone looking confident and happy is far more attractive and approachable than grumpy looking people. I'm always sad when I go out and see all the lifeless faces in a bad mood. Makes me want to avoid those people.	/r/MensRights	05/12/21 09:46 AM
2	LGBTQ community started to speak up about misandry in some subcommittees. I suppose we agree to disagree then.	/r/MensRights	08/11/21 12:50 PM
0	LGBTQ community started to speak up about misandry in some subcommittees. there kinda is womens issues that are taboo to talk about in many circumstances. talk about sexism in any way other than sexual harassment and direct discrimination, and people get all defensive. they refuse to believe that women face a lot of issues in many fields of work. but thats besides the point. MRA might be about talking about mens issues, but as seen on this very thread, people dont say "we should also focus on mens issues" but rather "men have it so so so much worse than women" whi…	/r/MensRights	08/11/21 12:13 PM
1	LGBTQ community started to speak up about misandry in some subcommittees. Have I said girls aren't spoiled? As far as I remember I mostly just said that a personal view and experience doesn't speak the whole truth, as it doesn't show the experience of the other side.	/r/MensRights	08/11/21 07:58 AM
-19	LGBTQ community started to speak up about misandry in some subcommittees. All your claims are focused on your family dynamic, not society as a whole. This is vastly different from one family to another. One culture to another. I'm sorry you went through such shit, but your family treating you badly doesn't mean men are treated badly as a whole. Also, you do not know what your sister may or may not have gone through. Sexual harassment for example. Not really a rarity.	/r/MensRights	08/11/21 01:07 AM
1	LGBTQ community started to speak up about misandry in some subcommittees. I'm a trans woman. Lived as a man before. That should give some context. As a tldr: Men don't have it worse than women and vica versa. The issues are just different.	/r/MensRights	08/11/21 12:43 AM
3	LGBTQ community started to speak up about misandry in some subcommittees. Honestly as a man I wasn't treated worse, just different. The complete lack of social and emotional support was swapped for being fetishized and sexualized. Both is shit, but eh, I'm still far happier now. Men aren't treated worse than women imo, nor are women treated worse than men. But the downplaying and ignoring of men's issues is what irks me.	/r/MensRights	08/11/21 12:00 AM
4	Abuse is abuse Then women in lesbian relationships don't matter.	/r/MensRights	14/05/21 10:57 AM
5	Yes - that's sexist! thats why boys in todays age fall behind girls in school more and more. becaue they are clearly favored in any and all capability. yeh patriarchy still is big in some places, but its not an allmighty construct that tears down women without giving them a chance. neither does it help men in any capacity. only the wealthy actually profit from it.	/r/PussyPassDenied	24/11/19 05:26 PM