jimbo5451 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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3	When will men finally get a word in the scandanavias? From my Scandinavian country: It is extremely common to have 50% custody. The majority in my experience. Divorce is 50% to each. And even if not married in some cases. Alimony also does not exist. 3 No idea 4 This seems to be true	/r/MensRights	19/07/25 07:19 AM
20	Australian media laments 9-10 year old boys' mathematical success. Literally not last; South Africa is. But that is ignored because it's in the girls' favour	/r/MensRights	17/01/25 05:32 PM
1	Remember the "being ugly: my experience" guy? Can see both sides. For a start they didn't ask in front of him. He heard about it from his wife later. That they privately ask if you are in an abusive relationship is totally fine for me. It happens and some people need that lifeline to escape it. But that the man is never asked and is tacitly assumed that they can never the victim of it, that is what is wrong.	/r/MensRights	14/12/24 12:33 PM
19	UK: Maths teacher, 30, got pregnant by pupil while awaiting trial for 'grooming' another schoolboy, 15, who she took back to her luxury apartment for sex If you are alluding to that it should be "math" then you are wrong. In the UK it's called "maths"	/r/MensRights	07/05/24 08:19 PM
2	So I recently learned about Paternity leave in Sweden. Apparently it's 480 days paid vacation by the government and it's mandatory that men have to take 2 months. That's not quite true about sambolagen. If you both move to a new place together then it defaults to 50/50. But if you already own it and your partner moves in, then it remains yours alone.	/r/MensRights	09/03/24 06:05 PM
60	So I recently learned about Paternity leave in Sweden. Apparently it's 480 days paid vacation by the government and it's mandatory that men have to take 2 months. It's not mandatory to take 2 months. It's just that you cannot transfer it to your partner. Parental leave is divided equally in Sweden and it is the norm that men use many months of it. But you can transfer all but 2 months of it to your partner to use instead. Women end up taking 4 times as much leave as men according to the latest stats. But it is becoming increasingly common that the mother takes the first 6 months and the father the next 6 months. That's what I did when my kids were born.	/r/MensRights	09/03/24 01:07 AM
3	How do I respond when someone says that alimony should be paid, even if the lower earner is at fault for the failure of the marriage? Interesting to note that progressive Sweden does not have alimony.	/r/MensRights	13/02/24 06:28 AM
2	How do I make a good argument against alimony? Alimony isn't universal. It doesn't exist in my country for instance.	/r/MensRights	27/01/24 12:40 AM
8	How are men's rights viewed in scandinavian societies? You say that Sweden is the Saudi Arabia of feminism and yet in a lot of the big issues for men in America there is equality in Sweden. Alimony: Doesn't exist Parental leave: equal and lengthy Custody: The norm is 50/50	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	22/05/23 06:57 AM
18	Vast majority of men were historically oppressed more than women, if not way more. Books and articles about history are extremely misleading and make people believe that ALL men lived life on easy mode, and not only the small minority of men who were born to noble families. In Sweden women actually got universal voting rights 2 years before men did.	/r/MensRights	23/03/23 05:05 PM