lokiflux Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	A comic I drew about my trauma as a nonbinary man... And now there's someone being quite disrespectful to OP and me for being pro nonbinary acceptance, and implying that we are infiltrators. Please tell me the rest of this community isn't like this :<	/r/MensRights	10/07/20 01:04 PM
1	A comic I drew about my trauma as a nonbinary man... You do realise that the LGBT+ community isn't one big hivemind that is collectively radically feminist and opposes men's rights, right? Lots of queer people, myself included, support men's rights. "Assigned male at birth" is often used by the trans community, not just by some SJWs. There is not one united hivemind SJW community and not everyone who is queer is against men's rights. I'm nonbinary, and genderfluid, and pretty queer, but I'm still here. I saw the points being made for men's rights,…	/r/MensRights	10/07/20 12:53 PM
1	A comic I drew about my trauma as a nonbinary man... They might also have used nonbinary man as a way to describe that they were assigned male at birth, so society views them like man (and mistreats them when they talk about rape trauma), but they are nonbinary.	/r/MensRights	10/07/20 12:48 PM
1	A comic I drew about my trauma as a nonbinary man... Yeah, I agree. You can have feminine/masculine traits, behaviours, and clothing that doesn't conform to what society would expect of you. Gender identity and gender roles/presentation are two different things. Nonbinary people are nonbinary simply because they don't feel like either a man or a woman. They can have feminine or masculine traits, or a mix thereof.	/r/MensRights	10/07/20 12:43 PM
1	A comic I drew about my trauma as a nonbinary man... Nobody's forcing the general public to indulge our fantasies, we're asking people to please respect us. That includes not reacting to someone posting about male rape trauma by accusing them of being an infiltrator, simply because they are nonbinary. Nonbinary people exist, and a good portion of them were assigned male at birth and mostly are viewed as, and treated like, men by the general public. This means they also experience lots of the issues that men face, including being raped and not take…	/r/MensRights	10/07/20 12:31 PM
5	A comic I drew about my trauma as a nonbinary man... OP, I respect your nonbinary identity, and I believe you. It sounds terrible what happened to you, and it's also disrespectful of people to not take you seriously because you are nonbinary. I'm NB myself, I'm with you here. I hope you can overcome your trauma, OP.	/r/MensRights	10/07/20 12:01 PM
1	A comic I drew about my trauma as a nonbinary man... I'm nonbinary, and I'm still strongly for equal rights, which includes men's rights. I'm very open to gender identities that society mostly doesn't accept, but it takes nothing away from men's rights to accept that some people identify as neither man nor woman. I don't know how you define intersectionality, to me it's the concept that all forms of discrimination are linked and should be fought together. This includes sexism, no matter if misogynistic or mysandric, homo/biphobia, transphobia, or …	/r/MensRights	10/07/20 11:57 AM
1	A comic I drew about my trauma as a nonbinary man... Well, gender is very diverse, as opposed to biological sex. My stance is that humans are complex and nuanced, which also includes gender, which is why I'm open to gender identities/labels that I don't fully understand myself. I know a nonbinary person who still uses he/him pronouns, he just feels comfortable with those. In addition to that, nonbinary is an umbrella term for a lot of different ways someone's gender can be something you can't put into two neat boxes. Some nonbinary people feel clo…	/r/MensRights	10/07/20 11:48 AM
6	I am a feminist and I would like to learn about men’s rights Thanks a lot! :)	/r/MensRights	08/07/20 03:32 PM
9	I am a feminist and I would like to learn about men’s rights Hi, I'm also new here and just came across this subreddit and movement, I hope nobody minds me introducing myself as well. I'm a nonbinary person, I don't really fit the categories "male" or "female". I have so far labelled myself a feminist, but to me, feminism has always been about achieving equality between genders, never about turning on men's rights. I have read a bit on this subreddit, and about the opinions some radical feminists hold. I also have experience with so called TERFs, or trans…	/r/MensRights	07/07/20 06:34 PM