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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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-28	BuzzFeed to shut news unit to focus on HuffPost and cut 15% staff You made something up, just to have a reason to be annoyed. I'm done with this sub haha	/r/MensRights	20/04/23 08:38 PM
1	How Femboys, and men in dresses expose discrimination towards men i agree with your point that passing has to do with it, i do think though that with trans men who dont pass people still dont care because people just think of them as tom boys I think we're 75% in agreement honestly. However- "trans men" are seen as men. Not tomboy ( girls). I understand that we're talking about first impressions here... but where people know how they identify, but stil view them as "tomboys" then that is being willfully ignorant. i mean all of the groups who view trans women a…	/r/MensRights	20/04/23 07:17 PM
3	My workplace has a gender discrimination course with a quiz at the end. this felt wrong to me somehow. Discrimination has a very defined meaning within the law. So, the colloquial version, you're correct - that quiz is worded very weirdly! But legally, it's technically correct	/r/MensRights	20/04/23 07:11 PM
1	Sorry, but I just have to get this off my chest 😟	/r/MensRights	20/04/23 07:08 PM
1	How Femboys, and men in dresses expose discrimination towards men have you seen tumblr i swear its always some trans man screeching Honestly, no. I don't use that. So my range of experience is limited. I conceed that. some of the biggest trans creators like samantha lux blaire white and so on dont get nearly as much flak as some random trans girl on twitter does despite having a far larger platform and that comes down to the fact that samantha and blaire can pass and there for trick ye old monkey brain into not getting angry at them. Ha yes. I absolutely agree…	/r/MensRights	20/04/23 06:55 PM
2	Walked on by a crying girl yesterday Haha. I am pretty good at managing my tipsy girlfriend. But absolutely - other than her, they're too wild and unpredictable when I'm just trying to enjoy a quiet pint	/r/MensRights	20/04/23 03:35 PM
13	Walked on by a crying girl yesterday In dangerous situations, like if first aid is needed, we're taught not to put ourselves in danger to help someone else. So agreed, the same applies here It's just not worth it unfortunately	/r/MensRights	20/04/23 02:45 PM
9	Walked on by a crying girl yesterday Happened to me a few weeks ago. Saw a drunk women stumbling out of the local pub. I didn't know what to do. Help her get home safe (I assumed she lived locally), or pretend I didn't see anything	/r/MensRights	20/04/23 02:32 PM
2	VICE admits that a double standard exists, celebrates it Ha perfect. Now we definitely agree. OPs post confuses me. I can't understand why people showing their body (genitals being the exception ofc) would matter? And why this would be a man vs female issue at all?	/r/MensRights	20/04/23 09:49 AM
-7	Psychology experts are saying to not use the phrase toxic masculinity: it is a flawed concept, and likely harmful in a mental health context I think it does. But so does toxic femininity. Feminine/ masculine doesn't even necessarily mean women/man. Women can be masculine and men feminine.	/r/MensRights	20/04/23 09:05 AM
3	So, why is the majority of advertising and marketing still geared at and involving women? Yes I understand what you're saying. But also think women are all different and won't necessarily be affected by it in the same way (the majority may though) I don't think this is a negative against women either - men and women are different, one isn't better than the other/one isn't right or wrong. I feel more and more people are becoming number to adverts. It may even be an age thing, or a class thing. Just saying men v women is lazy imo. But, saying all that. Yes, women are far more likely to…	/r/MensRights	20/04/23 06:41 AM
1	VICE admits that a double standard exists, celebrates it However, I don't think either men or women should be bare chested in other places like on the street, in restaurants, bars, your local library etc. I actually agree with you Being topless on beaches is considered normal. Also for women in most countries, so I don't see how that applies. It was normal when I grew up but immigration of people with medieval values ruined it, I suppose. This isn't true everywhere. Come on now.. some women can't even show their hair and face	/r/MensRights	20/04/23 06:30 AM
2	How Femboys, and men in dresses expose discrimination towards men But maybe they're "hated" as they're so vocal? Trans men seem to live their lives and don't put so much out on social media. Or maybe I just don't see it as often like lets just be real for most people the idea of a man acting like a woman and looking like a woman is scary for people because theyve been conditioned to think men are evil I think trans man/woman is scary for right-wingers. But man or woman, or on left or centre seem to accept most people, regardless of gender. The issue seems to b…	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 09:52 PM
4	How Femboys, and men in dresses expose discrimination towards men Oh haha. It's hard to tell sometimes ha It's looks as though it's a harder transition. And they're far more vocal, making them a target imo	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 09:41 PM
3	How Femboys, and men in dresses expose discrimination towards men That's what I said...	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 09:29 PM
1	So, why is the majority of advertising and marketing still geared at and involving women? It's all personal preference. I spend the majority of my money on music equipment. My girlfriend spends very little in comparison - incredibly frugle. And i agree. Women are far more likely to fall for marketing, and I can understand the temptation in "keeping up with the joneses" / being drawn in due to social pressure re beauty standards. It's all relative	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 09:28 PM
-1	So, why is the majority of advertising and marketing still geared at and involving women? Yes. In family dynamics, I absolutely agree you're right (see my other comment ha) I was more referring to single people here. Where people individually choose where to spend their money, and have no depends	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 09:19 PM
4	How Femboys, and men in dresses expose discrimination towards men To what end? What is gained? The end goal should be the focus, not petty tit for tat An eye for an eye never works. Men vs women will never work. Most people are normal innocent people caught in the cross fire of these politics	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 09:11 PM
-1	It's silly men aren't allowed to talk about our experiences with specific women. This is a grey area imo. I have seen plenty of men get overly defensive in similar situations. "You hate men" "man hating feminist" As humans, we are tribal. Especially in the divisive world we live in, we automatically defend even when the "attack" isn't an actual attack, such as your example. But I agree. I don't understand why "female" is viewed as an insult.	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 09:10 PM
-17	So, why is the majority of advertising and marketing still geared at and involving women? I get the impression that men are more likely to spend large amounts at once, and women will spend little and often. For example, a man will drop 20k on a car once every 3 years. A women will spend the equivalent on clothes/makeup in 3 years.	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 08:19 PM
8	So, why is the majority of advertising and marketing still geared at and involving women? My thoughts; Women are more likely to be the consumer in families. They do the household shopping, they make big financial decisions, purchase general goods. They control family budgets/finances The make up and fast fashion industry is huge. There's a lot of money to be made. I imagine they spend more time on social media where adverts tend to be. Easier to feed on their insecurities= easier to sell to More likely to be at home (not in work) therefore more likely to see TV ads I am just guessing…	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 08:05 PM
1	The rising epidemic of sexless men in feminist society People have become disposable. If I'm sick of my girlfriend I can make an online dating account and have a new one in ten minutes. Women aren't as reliant on men, so they don't need to marry and have a bunch of kids by 25. But that creates single, lonely people. But, people are far freer than ever before. There are pros and cons	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 07:56 PM
0	How Femboys, and men in dresses expose discrimination towards men Yeah.. because the popular vote matters! /s	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 07:42 PM
2	How Femboys, and men in dresses expose discrimination towards men I think trans-women get more hate than trans-men because its harder for them to "pass". But I don't know, maybe I'm way off.	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 07:23 PM
0	How Femboys, and men in dresses expose discrimination towards men I think we should fight for and encourage men's and womens spaces. Taking away womens rights doesn't brings ours back.	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 07:18 PM
1	How Femboys, and men in dresses expose discrimination towards men Depends what country you're from - that hugely affects perspective on things like that. Liberals aren't always sjw's/extreme feminists. In Scotland, men have been wearing kilts forever.	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 07:15 PM
4	How Femboys, and men in dresses expose discrimination towards men Totally agree. I think its excellent that it's becoming more socially acceptable for men to be whatever kind of man that want to be ! From my experience, women encourage men to be expressive too.	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 07:13 PM
1	How Femboys, and men in dresses expose discrimination towards men Yes, I agree. This is a Conservative vs Liberal thing. (As most of men's right issues are imo) And not a man v woman thing.	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 07:08 PM
3	How Femboys, and men in dresses expose discrimination towards men Why? And you can't just ignore my other examples like that ha	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 07:02 PM
3	How Femboys, and men in dresses expose discrimination towards men Harry styles. Marc Jacobs. Oscar Isaac. Pete Davison. All wore skirt on a red carpet. There are many more too. Personally I think its good that it's becoming part of the norm	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 06:59 PM
1	Has anyone done a long term study comparing childhood mental stability regarding child rearing? Particularly regarding Boys? The only studies I have heard of/heard reference of is 2 parents vs 1 parent. 2 parents being the more ideal, regardless of gender. Unsure if it was narrowed down further. Would be an interesting study I have shared custody of my children. Me and my ex raise them differently I also believe I heard somewhere.. the biggest factor seems to be wealth.	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 06:52 PM
2	How Femboys, and men in dresses expose discrimination towards men Most normal people aren't anti trans. so I agree with you.	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 06:50 PM
0	How Femboys, and men in dresses expose discrimination towards men "Feminine" men are celebrated in the west	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 06:48 PM
5	How Femboys, and men in dresses expose discrimination towards men I think OP is confusing femboy and trans woman	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 02:42 PM
-5	How Femboys, and men in dresses expose discrimination towards men Hate on femboys tend to come from men, imo	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 02:01 PM
1	VICE admits that a double standard exists, celebrates it But... that would give women leverage to do the same if a man were topless on a hot day/the beach? Right? I can't get my head around the issue of women being topless	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 01:58 PM
1	VICE admits that a double standard exists, celebrates it I was thinking nudist. Because no way it can be the other one	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 12:52 PM
1	VICE admits that a double standard exists, celebrates it Exactly. And this is fairly equal for men and women already. If a women exposed her genitals, she would also be judged - unless in similar circumstances like having a pee down an alley ha Nipples vs genitals is an unfair comparison, so I dunno why they tryna make it And regarding being topless in public, women are judged far far harsher than men too (by men and women)	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 12:06 PM
2	VICE admits that a double standard exists, celebrates it I don't understand why we were downvoted ha.	/r/MensRights	19/04/23 11:27 AM
1	We, as men, how can get rid of our traditional gender roles ? Bro, I am willingly taking in what you are saying and trying to absorb it. I will happily have my mind changed with data. That would make me a strange troll. But ok?	/r/MensRights	18/04/23 10:20 PM
-10	VICE admits that a double standard exists, celebrates it A man showing his nipples is a crime?	/r/MensRights	18/04/23 02:23 PM
0	We, as men, how can get rid of our traditional gender roles ? Maybe naively, I pressumed male victims simply do not report as often. Women don't always report sexual crimes, so therefore it's extremely probable that even fewer men do. I Outside a handful of podcasts, I have rarely seen anyone really dig in to different studies about sexual violence in detail when it comes to women's bad actors. Fortunately, this sub has the links to both the studies themselves (and not a biased website talking about the study while not linking it) and the podcasts themselv…	/r/MensRights	18/04/23 11:55 AM
1	We, as men, how can get rid of our traditional gender roles ? OK. What should I be searching to learn about this (outside of this sub)? Made to penetrate? Why would "sexual assault" be gendered? Groping, touching etc. - when I looked onto this, it seemed men were more guilty. Am I looking at that wrong? If you are new to the sub, then the words 'Lurk moar' absolutely apply. The actual thrust of this sub is legal and policy issues, the fair application of law, and respecting men's essential humanity, not 'hurr why can't I get dates' as characterized by some…	/r/MensRights	18/04/23 11:29 AM
0	We, as men, how can get rid of our traditional gender roles ? I am new to this sub. Everyone here call people they don't agree with a feminist. Rather funny	/r/MensRights	18/04/23 10:54 AM
0	We, as men, how can get rid of our traditional gender roles ? OK. I have done more research into this. Including all kinds of sexual assault, and I still cannot see evidence for what you are saying. Feel free to supply me some	/r/MensRights	18/04/23 09:14 AM
-3	We, as men, how can get rid of our traditional gender roles ? Whataboutism. I am just saying you cannot fully blame someone for holding an ill-informed but mainstream view. Instead, offer alternatives. Men do rape more. That is a fact. There are lots of theories, but no definite answers why.	/r/MensRights	17/04/23 10:38 PM
-4	We, as men, how can get rid of our traditional gender roles ? Troll or not (I don't know) in OPs defence, its a real theory that is out there. Rapists = higher libido.	/r/MensRights	17/04/23 10:29 PM
-5	We, as men, how can get rid of our traditional gender roles ? I think this is perhaps why Men's Rights has a hard time getting momentum- no one can ever seem to agree. I agree that the origins of feminism was likely women trying to rid themselves of gender roles, and that is also often why women still follow it now. Many within this moment will argue "masculinity is good, men should be men", and equally others will argue "we just want to be ourselves and be overcome stereotypes/overcome gender norms" Extremely contradictory.	/r/MensRights	17/04/23 09:59 PM
6	I am so so very tired from the overtime I need to work because of women in the teams I work with who aren't functioning. I'm working until midnight day after day and into the weekend week after week. It's all a lie. Almost no woman I work with who has a demanding position actually works. I do it all How? Why have they not done so to date? Nothing is stopping them Because many don't want to. I am not saying that is right or wrong though No it does not. And by the way, Rosie the Riveter quit after 2 weeks because she didn't want to hurt her poor wittle hands. This actually backs up for former point... women value their health over their bank balance. So thanks Hell, you free-riders don't even pay your fair share for the right to vote and the right to government benefits like jobs, college hel…	/r/MensRights	06/04/23 05:12 PM
2	I am so so very tired from the overtime I need to work because of women in the teams I work with who aren't functioning. I'm working until midnight day after day and into the weekend week after week. It's all a lie. Almost no woman I work with who has a demanding position actually works. I do it all You have kind of missed my point. I said women would step into those positions in the absence of men Ps. I also work in policy. It happens in war time. It even happens when a woman is home alone a light bulb goes. Women have and will do manual jobs in the absence of someone else doing it.	/r/MensRights	06/04/23 03:37 PM
1	I am so so very tired from the overtime I need to work because of women in the teams I work with who aren't functioning. I'm working until midnight day after day and into the weekend week after week. It's all a lie. Almost no woman I work with who has a demanding position actually works. I do it all I think its reasonable to say "don't do those jobs" yes. You can be very highly paid in other, non dangerous fields. I understand that isn't an option for everyone based on geography and such, but, some people do have options I'm not convinced you understand the premise of the gender pay gap argument	/r/MensRights	06/04/23 02:52 PM
1	I am so so very tired from the overtime I need to work because of women in the teams I work with who aren't functioning. I'm working until midnight day after day and into the weekend week after week. It's all a lie. Almost no woman I work with who has a demanding position actually works. I do it all It tells me that women value their health over their bank balance. Look at any wars for example. Where men have been called away to fight for their country, women have moved into more dangerous/factory/taxing work to fil the gaps. It shows they can do it, just there is no reason to as there isn't an absence of men. If men have an issue with women not taking on dangerous roles, we need to stop doing them	/r/MensRights	06/04/23 10:27 AM
-5	I am so so very tired from the overtime I need to work because of women in the teams I work with who aren't functioning. I'm working until midnight day after day and into the weekend week after week. It's all a lie. Almost no woman I work with who has a demanding position actually works. I do it all I have worked with some incompetent woman. I have also worked work incompetent men. In my experience, this is usually, mostly, a personality, age, circumstances thing. I currently work with a lazy man and stupid woman! I don't think gender has anything to do with that. In my most recent position, I worked with the most insufferable male colleague.. where I had to do 90% of the duties as he did nothing. Equally, I have worked with some amazing people.. of both genders	/r/MensRights	06/04/23 08:41 AM
1	It seems to be pretty common especially with dating apps, etc that young girls are lying about their age to sleep with older men.. Chemistry is a very good point and I shouldn't have overlooked that. It's probably the most important factor - regardless of "suitability" etc I honestly don't see immaturity or maturity as mattering since they're both interesting and exciting in different ways. Suppose it depends if you want company for 1 evening or many evenings- imo. teacher and can have a mutually fulfilling but different dynamic. I don't have the time, energy or patience to be a teacher ha. Maybe that's where some of my vie…	/r/MensRights	04/04/23 10:42 PM
0	It seems to be pretty common especially with dating apps, etc that young girls are lying about their age to sleep with older men.. Bro what are you talking about	/r/MensRights	04/04/23 10:26 PM
1	It seems to be pretty common especially with dating apps, etc that young girls are lying about their age to sleep with older men.. I won't redact them. Because what I said is true for me. Mayhe when my parents met, young women were more mature. I look at 18 year old today and see tiktok sjw's who follow trends and care about celebs. Someone who is mid 20s and older, is far more level headed and I feel I have more in common with them. Again, just my personal opinion.	/r/MensRights	04/04/23 10:25 PM
1	It seems to be pretty common especially with dating apps, etc that young girls are lying about their age to sleep with older men.. Exactly that. We have to make and lie in our own bed. Do what's right for us and be able to navigate our situations. For example, if I fell head over heels for a 22 year old, I wouldn't say "no! Too young!" But can also simultaneously hold the opinion I won't shop in that bracket. I think most people are decent and "good". Its just making sure you can spot the bad apples sometimes. Society is a vague concept to me. I live and exist in my community of family and friends. Everything else is second…	/r/MensRights	04/04/23 10:21 PM
1	It seems to be pretty common especially with dating apps, etc that young girls are lying about their age to sleep with older men.. I'm not judging your taste, or anyones taste. If you or anyone else prefers 18 year olds, go ahead. I was just saying it isn't my preference, that's all. In fact.. rather funny really. My parents had an age gap relationship. Mother was 19, father 27 when they met. They're still together now. I'm honestly not judging anyone ha.	/r/MensRights	04/04/23 10:15 PM
2	It seems to be pretty common especially with dating apps, etc that young girls are lying about their age to sleep with older men.. Couldn't agree more. "Casual sex" is a kind of a myth. People get hurt, lives get messed up etc. I don't think it's right to regret past choices. All past decisions lead you to where you are now. I think its cool that people are so open, and I also have no issue with age gap relationships either. As you say, the issue seems to lie in the promiscuity of sex. One person who you are connected with is usually far far better in all aspects. Right now, we have instant access to sex in some respect. Da…	/r/MensRights	04/04/23 10:13 PM
2	It seems to be pretty common especially with dating apps, etc that young girls are lying about their age to sleep with older men.. Who the hell are you to determine what is reasonable and mature for any but yourself? Bro.. youre judging my opinion right now. I'm allowed mine, and you're allowed yours.	/r/MensRights	04/04/23 10:06 PM
2	It seems to be pretty common especially with dating apps, etc that young girls are lying about their age to sleep with older men.. My pals find it complimentary when younger women like them, but it rarely seems genuine, just a notch on the girls bedpost. And absolutely a power play on both sides. I totally agree with you. Hormones are raging at certain ages and when we see certain people that bring out primal instincts, but really, we should respect ourselves a bit more and pick more wisely for sure.	/r/MensRights	04/04/23 10:02 PM
0	It seems to be pretty common especially with dating apps, etc that young girls are lying about their age to sleep with older men.. I'm not judging anyone. Hence "imo"	/r/MensRights	04/04/23 09:58 PM
2	It seems to be pretty common especially with dating apps, etc that young girls are lying about their age to sleep with older men.. Purely hypothetical! I don't think I've ever had to pick a or b between two smoking hot girls ha. There certainly is an appeal to "younger" but I feel my morals (maybe the wrong word) stop me from ever even entertaining the idea. I guess similarly, young women are primed to be attracted to stable older men, so it'll always happen. I just find it hard to legitimately be attracted to someone who seems/looks "young" as its usually just superficial. Maybe I am just getting old! Everyone under my age…	/r/MensRights	04/04/23 09:52 PM
-3	It seems to be pretty common especially with dating apps, etc that young girls are lying about their age to sleep with older men.. Hand on heart, I really wouldn't think so. insert ridiculously hot celebrity If there were 2 women. 1 which was clearly of suitable age (27 say) 1 which was questionably on the cusp. Equal hotness. I would be more drawn to the older. Just personal preference, no judgement to those who choose the former, but - Play stupid games, get stupid prizes.	/r/MensRights	04/04/23 09:41 PM
-3	It seems to be pretty common especially with dating apps, etc that young girls are lying about their age to sleep with older men.. Sometimes, yes, its tough. But I don't know man.. I don't regularly run into super hot teens. 18 is still way too young for any reasonable mature man imo - in looks and maturity. Personally I prefer someone who's around 30. But yes - I can understand how people get caught out.	/r/MensRights	04/04/23 09:21 PM
-4	It seems to be pretty common especially with dating apps, etc that young girls are lying about their age to sleep with older men.. I agree.. If you feel you have to ask their age, they're probably too young. "When in doubt, don't"	/r/MensRights	04/04/23 09:08 PM
2	This new initiative aims to address toxic masculinity in boyhood: One of the report authors and fellow of Equimundo, David Bartlett, told The Guardian: "How boys and men behave makes an enormous difference to the lives of girls and women, and individuals of all gender identities, in all areas of the This is very interesting. I may be alone in thinking this in this sub. But I do believe toxic masculinity exists. But so does positive masculinity. Toxic femininity. Positive femininity. I don't necessarily think it's a bad thing to "train out/unteach" the toxic for everyone's benefit. Bad men endanger women's lives. Bad women hurt men's feelings/finances.. so I CAN understand why the pressure is on the men. But this should be extended to both genders.	/r/MensRights	04/04/23 08:53 PM
1	If you want fix the earnings gap, more women need to go to work in construction boots rather than heels. I was more thinking nursing for example. Mostly women, and without a doubt horrendously hard work + lots of hours. I assume (maybe incorrectly) women perhaps innately shy away from dangerous jobs due to motherly instinct (bearing children). I think it must be stressed that we are wired differently, and cannot be expected to think the same. The industry I work in is VERY flexible with hours (office work) but the pay is very good. I appreciate my perspective isn't true for everyone/everyones lived…	/r/MensRights	04/04/23 08:34 PM
2	It seems to be pretty common especially with dating apps, etc that young girls are lying about their age to sleep with older men.. Yet another reason why I stick to my age bracket, give or take a year or two. I am uninterested in anyone younger than mid 20s. I feel anyone below that age is almost a teenager in mentality.	/r/MensRights	04/04/23 08:30 PM
1	If you want fix the earnings gap, more women need to go to work in construction boots rather than heels. Women have a demonstrated tendency to work less hours than men, to prefer jobs that are flexible to those that are more demanding. And working more hours directly corelates to significantly higher pay, because it also corelates to more promotions. Flexible = / = demanding. There are many types of work and sectors. It's hardly fair to compare like for like. In my experience men chase titles and promotions, whereas women are far more interested in a healthy work life balance. Neither approach is r…	/r/MensRights	04/04/23 08:22 PM
0	If you want fix the earnings gap, more women need to go to work in construction boots rather than heels. All women choose to work less hours? Less than what? Even if they cannot afford it? I don't understand your point. I would say everyone who works, tries to work as many hours as they need to to pay bills? That might be 90, that might be 20. Who cares. I am male and I work 30 hours per week. I do not need to work more. Am I being "feminine"?	/r/MensRights	04/04/23 08:02 PM
0	If you want fix the earnings gap, more women need to go to work in construction boots rather than heels. I didn't say it doesn't happen. More pointing out it isn't everyone's lived experience	/r/MensRights	04/04/23 08:00 PM
1	If you want fix the earnings gap, more women need to go to work in construction boots rather than heels. In this economy, not many people have that choice. If you're fortunate enough that you can work less, then so be it. Surely?	/r/MensRights	04/04/23 01:12 PM
3	Do you belong to any local men’s groups (organizations or not) that meet weekly in person? What kind of group? What do these meetings achieve? I'm pretty sure you're allowed restrictions on who is allowed to join private clubs. You just need to identify as an "association". But you must reach certain milestones to qualify as an association. Depends on where you are in the world though. The same way I couldn't join the Girl Scouts for example	/r/MensRights	03/04/23 08:53 PM
-8	If you want fix the earnings gap, more women need to go to work in construction boots rather than heels. I am just saying, I have never seen it happen in my day to day life. Usually, I see men being praised for raising their children/ solo parenting. I have 2 children who I have 50/50 custody of. No one has ever accused me of this	/r/MensRights	03/04/23 06:46 PM
-9	If you want fix the earnings gap, more women need to go to work in construction boots rather than heels. That's an interesting insight into the company you keep, nothing more	/r/MensRights	03/04/23 06:35 PM
-4	If you want fix the earnings gap, more women need to go to work in construction boots rather than heels. In my personal experience; I have never known that happen.	/r/MensRights	03/04/23 06:01 PM
4	If you want fix the earnings gap, more women need to go to work in construction boots rather than heels. You're right. Many women work less hours due to child care and other carer responsibilities	/r/MensRights	03/04/23 03:32 PM
9	Tried explaining my issues to a girl. It didn't work. Problem dumping your issues onto someone you haven't seen in a while is a big ask of that person. I don't think this is a "man to woman" issue I'm not contacted by my friends You should reach out to them	/r/MensRights	03/04/23 12:37 PM
1	My take on trans people in female sports and why i think its good for mens rights. Actually.. men are more likely to identify themselves as "woke. I would also argue that women have been more vocal at speaking out against it too. Such as "shared spaces, sports, etc."	/r/MensRights	24/03/23 03:20 PM