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2	I feel gaslighted by feminism Oppression must mean women being more concerned with childbearing, beauty, and socializing than science, religion, and philosophy, which to this day, you don't see many women in such fields. Women themselves aren't logical beings, this isn't even sexist, even a bot as yourself is emulating how women respond. Emotional and without any sort of direction following such emotional responses.	/r/MensRights	29/12/24 06:33 AM
6	I feel gaslighted by feminism You're suggesting women would be safer in their homes, basically being mothers. Hmm, this sounds so familiar. Because feminism in some way, caused women to show themselves more and now said plan backfired.	/r/MensRights	29/12/24 06:30 AM
4	I feel gaslighted by feminism Yeah, so what? Women don't really care about danger unless it concerns their life or sexual freedom(s), and usually when it comes to these things, it more or less has to do with what sort of man is doing it.	/r/MensRights	29/12/24 06:27 AM
13	I feel gaslighted by feminism You singlehandedly are calling women inferior in your posts throughout. You aren't sounding any different than the ones you shun.	/r/MensRights	29/12/24 06:04 AM
0	I feel gaslighted by feminism Mhm, and yet you generalize a huge portion of the population as potential rapists, and if the same were said out of a man's mouth it would be met with chastised responses from women and feminists as a whole. Am I incorrect? But that's not my concern anyway, I'm more concerned with how women such as yourselves feel as if it's necessary to victimize yourselves for personal gain and sympathy. Rape and assault in itself is one of the most biggest discussions with feminists along side abortion, simpl…	/r/MensRights	29/12/24 05:51 AM
1	Why don’t women have sympathy for men? I'm saying women are given more sympathy, I'm not saying they are given better lives, although they are more cared about. As I said, things are usually women and children above other groups. You may say this is a natural thing with humans.	/r/MensRights	18/11/24 08:00 PM
1	Why don’t women have sympathy for men? Yeah, you're only confirming what we're saying here, and as anything that I suggested, you're showing the following in-group bias men and women have for women as a whole. Why should a woman nurture men outside her family circle? The same should be said for men, but a man being unsupporting of women's problems would be seen as questionable, in a usual dilemma. I'm not bothered by a woman's urge to preserve herself and her young, I'm showing why women's problems are more seriously saught after abo…	/r/MensRights	18/11/24 01:37 PM
3	Why don’t women have sympathy for men? Um, alright... We were just saying that women are more cared for by humans a whole, whether that is a good thing or something is anybodies guess.	/r/MensRights	17/11/24 08:49 PM
5	Why don’t women have sympathy for men? He's right. The fact that this has garnered such a dismissive reaction from you proves our reasoning. Women are more concerned for their individual well being, more so to ensure they can produce healthy offspring and survive above all else. Men, on the other hand, are seen as, and by most, are less concerned with their well being and would basically reproduce with almost any woman he sees. Women usually belong within an in group, and men follow suit with said group more so than with other men.	/r/MensRights	17/11/24 08:35 PM
56	Why don’t women have sympathy for men? Loads of women feel sympathy for men in the same way loads of men feel sympathy for women You're so far gone. That's so far from the truth that you may as well say it's imaginary. Women have a degree of agreement with each other, help each other more, and are more concerned for their well being than men are. Men and women alike share a good in-group bias for women. Even some misogynistic men don't wish death upon women as a whole for the bad doings of a few women.	/r/MensRights	17/11/24 03:02 PM
4	So I made a TikTok calling out misandry, these were the responses… Higher in-group biases for women and less so for men, and the natural urge to baby women from both men and women are the causes of this. This may as well go on until who knows when.	/r/MensRights	17/11/24 02:54 PM
1	So I made a TikTok calling out misandry, these were the responses… This is meaningless. Most of social media is garnered by young women with a degree of malice for the male gender due to feminism's rise in the last decade or so. You are especially having a discussion with women who, by far, are all feelings above all else. Women are more concerned for their well being than what thousands of men go through, even if such things are well documented, and if not that, then we'll have the women are affected more arguments arise, which, to be honest, I'd rather have t…	/r/MensRights	17/11/24 02:48 PM