idkbro7778 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
0	Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month sybau	/r/MensRights	07/06/25 01:33 PM
0	We Need to Talk About How Casual Misandry Has Become sybau	/r/MensRights	07/06/25 01:32 PM
-5	Sabrina Carpenters' New Song sybau	/r/MensRights	07/06/25 01:32 PM
0	Happy Men’s Mental Health Month! sybau	/r/MensRights	07/06/25 01:28 PM
1	Why does society always expect a man to risk his life to save a woman he doesn't even know, and look down on those who don't, while she is never expected to do the same? you don’t know a thing about feminism. you’re comment is literally describing your misunderstanding of it. feminism doesn’t mean women are invincible and never need help. it means they should have equal rights and not be treated as helpless by default. since when is expecting basic human decency in a crisis “throwing feminism out the window”? empathy applies to everyone, not just men. also saying the saviour will just get charged with assault after is bullshit. idk why you’re acting like false a…	/r/MensRights	04/06/25 10:58 AM
1	Why does society always expect a man to risk his life to save a woman he doesn't even know, and look down on those who don't, while she is never expected to do the same? you’re not making a case for equality, you’re using anecdotes from reddit to generalise your resentment towards women. if you actually had anything inside that head of yours you would know that feminism has always argued that men shouldn’t be expected to be protectors, because that expectation is rooted in the patriarchy, which is exactly what feminism is trying to dismantle. if anyone was to get mugged on camera and there were people around who did nothing, doesn’t matter if they are men or wom…	/r/MensRights	04/06/25 10:34 AM
-4	If you could change any double standard what would it be? media and public opinion can be messy and does not reflect the bigger picture where women often struggle to be believed or taken seriously. also did you forget how much hate amber heard got during that trial? she was relentlessly bullied, threatened and mocked in public and online. she was already painted as the villain before all the facts were even fully examined. if anything, that case shows how women are also torn down and disbelieved just as much as men can be. obviously everyone should be …	/r/MensRights	03/06/25 04:03 PM
-6	If you could change any double standard what would it be? you’re not proving any point here. you see women as automatically protected and men as automatically hated, which just isn’t true. women are constantly blamed, disbelieved, or teared down - especially when it involves men. you’re not pointing out a double standard, instead you’re just reinforcing one: that women can’t ever be real victims, and men can’t be held accountable without it being some unfair attack on them. that’s not truth, it’s entitlement. both men and women can be pieces of shit. t…	/r/MensRights	03/06/25 03:36 PM
-6	If you could change any double standard what would it be? are we living in the same world? it’s funny how calling out a double standard apparently turns into how women aren’t getting called out enough. women get dragged for everything. their looks, emotions, choices - just to name a few. sure some women can be shitty, but acting like society treats them as flawless angels compared to men and that men are poor oppressed victims because of this has got to be a joke. men are also shitty. you’re not calling out a double standard or trying to be fair, you’r…	/r/MensRights	03/06/25 03:15 PM
-10	Incel you can’t be serious. “incel” is a sociocultural term that is used to describe a specific online subculture of men who blame women for their lack of sex and often express that through misogyny. its not about shaming men for not having sex, it’s about calling out the toxic and entitled behaviour from them. feminists do oppose sexual harassment, this is common knowledge. it’s telling that you act like being called an incel is worse than the harassment and dehumanisation lots of women face daily fr…	/r/MensRights	03/06/25 09:45 AM
-7	Why does society always expect a man to risk his life to save a woman he doesn't even know, and look down on those who don't, while she is never expected to do the same? the issue isnt women, it’s outdated masculinity. maybe stop blaming women for not risking their lives for strangers and start questioning why you guys think that’s your job in the first place. and be so for real right now, women have dealt with this type of traditional gender expectations for centuries. like how we are stereotyped and expected to be nurturing, obedient, and commit our whole lives to our family just to name a few. the issue isn’t that women don’t risk their lives as much as men, …	/r/MensRights	03/06/25 09:32 AM
0	Do you notice women get more entry level jobs? lol okay so now you’re an advocate for men because it’s your responsibility to care for those who have less? if you actually cared about inequality, you would be able to discern that yes some men face certain issues, but that doesn’t mean women are more privileged. women are not more privileged than men in the US. they still earn less average than men, are underrepresented in leadership and politics, and face higher rates of gender based bias and discrimination in the workplace. again, before sa…	/r/MensRights	03/06/25 07:58 AM
-1	Do you notice women get more entry level jobs? i hope for your own sake you're not being serious. women do not have more privileges than men in America. please get off reddit and actually educate yourself on the state of your own country. and while you're at it maybe consider filling out a job application. have you ever considered that men like you struggle to find a job just because you clearly lack any sort of education?	/r/MensRights	02/06/25 10:16 PM
1	Do you notice women get more entry level jobs? i hope for your own sake you’re not being serious. women do not have more privileges than men in America. please get off reddit and actually educate yourself on the state of your own country. and while you’re at it maybe consider filling out a job application	/r/MensRights	02/06/25 10:13 PM
1	You are only valued by how much money you have. sorry some women have preferences or standards? i think most people would prefer to be with someone who’s financially stable than not, especially with the rising costs of living. but many people still get in relationships with men who aren’t wealthy, it’s just a preference some people have, and i don’t blame them for it. my ex didn’t have a job when we were together. i would have preferred him to have more money and to be employed but that didn’t stop me from being with him. but still i understa…	/r/MensRights	02/06/25 11:17 AM
0	New trend in movies you do realise that you don’t have to be born in the 60s to be able to identify the patterns and after affects of decades of sexist media? also it’s telling how you blame women for movies that didn’t do so well such as snow white, instead of calling out the scripts, directing, quality, or marketing. and it’s not about “evening the score” or trying to flip the hierarchy around, it’s about trying to get rid of it altogether. women should be able to be leaders without being sidelined, and men shoul…	/r/MensRights	02/06/25 09:43 AM
-2	New trend in movies if your real concern is gender equality and fairness, where was that concern for the longest time when women were almost always just a love interest, or side character, or comic relief to the male characters? and just because some movies now may portray the male characters as weak or lazy according to you guys, it doesn’t mean it’s some anti-men attack. it’s literally just the same thing that’s been used against women for ages. sounds like to you inequality is only uncomfortable when it’s not fo…	/r/MensRights	02/06/25 09:20 AM
-1	Do you notice women get more entry level jobs? also it’s not like women are treated equally to men in America either. so maybe you are just stupid	/r/MensRights	02/06/25 09:06 AM
0	Do you notice women get more entry level jobs? lmao so you’re saying you “don’t care” about other countries and people who are suffering, because you think that’s a sign of understanding “what matters”? that’s just ignorance. you’re upset how some men struggle to find a job, but instead of focusing on the systems that make it hard for everyone, you’re making it seem like women are at fault. but apparently to you global injustice is a waste of time. it only matters when it happens to you and to men right? saids a lot. also if you’re going to …	/r/MensRights	02/06/25 09:02 AM
-2	Do you notice women get more entry level jobs? you can’t be serious. you do realise there is a world outside where you live. around the world, particularly in third world countries, it is much harder for women to find jobs. that is even if they are allowed to. for example, look at the state of Afghanistan and how it treats women compared to men. men are still at an advantage in many ways all around the world. maybe do some research before commenting this bs	/r/MensRights	02/06/25 02:03 AM
-1	New trend in movies what is your point exactly? movies have routinely objectified and dumbed women down by either sexualising them or portraying them as weak and helpless compared to the male characters. only recently there has been more women in leadership roles on screen, and even when they are, they are often still overly sexualised and held to unrealistic beauty standards. if you’re bothered that men are sometimes portrayed as lazy or stupid, maybe ask why you weren’t equally as bothered when that was the defau…	/r/MensRights	02/06/25 01:54 AM