multihome-gym Archive

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97	Here is an interesting - and arguably rare - example of a scholar labeling herself as feminist approaching an aspect of male sexuality and identity in (what I would argue is) a supportive and male-positive way	masculinity	multihome-gym	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	10/04/26 12:37 AM

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6	I think Leftists might be responsible for the rise of Manosphere Earlier generations of leftists, social researchers and social activists, placed a great deal of emphasis on research and open debate. Research and well-developed and argued hypotheses were absolutely essential to social research and social change. Examples that come to mind are Noam Chomsky, Ralph Nader, and Stanley Cohen. All are famous for producing meticulously-researched works that analyzed aspects of society, foreign policy and social problems. Unfortunately, that tradition of meticulous o…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	16/07/26 05:55 AM
3	Feeling disconnected Unfortunately, while the left often paints itself as an 'alternative' or a 'critical' way of thinking to conventional or 'middle-of-the-road' mindsets, within the left community itself there is a tendency towards groupthink or received knowledge, rather than reasoned debate or alternative viewpoints/theories that still fit within a leftist perspective. In the past, many academic leftists were similar to people like Noam Chomsky; a leftist intellectual who puts hard emphasis on detailed empirical…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	04/07/26 02:45 PM
21	Mother shoots 1 and 11yo dead, social media orchestrates a witch hunt against the father A responsible, professional journalist would have excluded these comments for being obviously a false narration of the events. Said journalist would have interviewed the police and prosecutors to see if there was any truth to them, and would have reported the police's responses accordingly. I guess journalistic professionalism was too much to ask.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	01/07/26 05:31 AM
6	Reddit Mod Moment There is no systemic, historic or structural discrimination against men One could argue that this is a fucked opinion.	/r/EverydayMisandry	07/06/26 03:12 AM
3	Reddit Mod Moment Imagine if every opinion piece, academic paper, or offers of new evidence in scientific journals started with the expression, "some people have fucked opinions". For example: "In Astronomy, the faint young Sun paradox or faint young Sun problem is the fucked opinion that describes the apparent contradiction between observations of liquid water early in Earth's history and the astrophysical expectation that the Sun's output would have been only 70 percent as intense during that epoch as it is dur…	/r/EverydayMisandry	07/06/26 03:11 AM
34	What Are The Worst Cases Of Misandry You’ve Seen In Fictional Novels? The World According to Garp. Garp's mother is a nurse working in a rehabilitation hospital during World War II. She conceives Garp by raping a dying ball turret gunner who was severely brain damaged in combat. The concept is appalling and horrifying, but it is taken for granted that this is an appropriate way for a feminist mother to conceive a child: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_World_According_to_Garp One of the most disgusting things I've ever read.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	06/06/26 11:37 AM
5	Is any of the below movies contain any level of Misandry? I think a time-saving approach to any of these movies - and any movie, frankly - would be to watch the trailer, scan a few reviews...and trust your instincts. Given the large number of movies and TV series that contain misandrist elements these days, there is nothing wrong with erring on the side of caution and avoiding watching a movie or TV series if you suspect it may contain misandrist elements. Mass media like movies and TV series are forms of entertainment, they exist to serve the viewer a…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	06/06/26 03:32 AM
4	How misoginy is measured in academic research: “Study on the relationship between male online groups and attitudes toward violence against women” Does the survey have some sort of operational definition for the term 'crime of passion'? In terms of what we now know about criminal sexual behavior and psychology, I can't think of a more obsolete expression.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	14/04/26 03:05 AM
2	Thirty Years of Denying the Evidence on Gender Symmetry in Partner Violence: Implications for Prevention and Treatment You see this lack of presentation of the symmetry in media and TV as well; contributing to the stereotype is big business.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	13/04/26 12:48 AM
15	Here is an interesting - and arguably rare - example of a scholar labeling herself as feminist approaching an aspect of male sexuality and identity in (what I would argue is) a supportive and male-positive way Thank you! Very well put!	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	10/04/26 07:40 AM
22	Here is an interesting - and arguably rare - example of a scholar labeling herself as feminist approaching an aspect of male sexuality and identity in (what I would argue is) a supportive and male-positive way I think there is probably a cultural aspect to it. I'm not an expert on Japanese culture, but it seems to have a different attitude towards many aspects of sexuality than found in Western culture, and consequently serves as a good reminder that "generally accepted" notions of human behavior, such as sexuality, may not be as universal as is commonly assumed. As you note above, the researcher discovered that an interest in "racy images or gravure idols and sexual articles" coincides with the pursu…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	10/04/26 06:31 AM
54	"Educate your son." Damn straight, educate your son. Let him know there is a whole world of people out there that despise him and will actively prevent him from achieving his aspirations simply because he is male. Educate him that men are wonderful. Men are magnificent. That we are all imperfect, because we are all on our way to becoming better persons, but as a man, he is amazing. Educate him that he was put on this Earth to be happy, and that it is up to him to decide how he wants to pursue that happiness. That h…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	18/03/26 01:29 PM
1	Sabrina Carpenter's fans accused her of promoting misandry in her music Based on her mannerisms, I would suspect that she was toilet-trained at gunpoint.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	15/03/26 11:48 AM
30	Remember the Democrats Project SAM or Speaking with American Men? They have website now. This website gives me the creeps. I don't get a sense from it that the Democrats are sincerely willing to self-examine their own behavior and track record as a very essential starting point to winning back the trust of...the general public as a whole, let alone (young) male voters. At the very least, a sincere effort would be to let male voters speak for themselves, and not filter their opinions through some sort of "Project".	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	15/02/26 09:42 AM
3	«The Male loneliness epidemic is a good thing because it means women's freedom» -Elizabeth Lemay, on francophone channel of the Federal state-sponsored radio-station. we don't give agency and accountability and too much expectations on women for ensuring a much equal relationship. that relationship needs to be enforced, by both sides and that also involves men to decenter women and deprioritizing romantic relationships with women as some kind of a long-term life goal rather than some kind of side-quest. men are much well off if they rather work on furthering their careers and bettering their lives for themselves only, and enforce and rewrite standards for get…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	13/02/26 11:08 PM
23	«The Male loneliness epidemic is a good thing because it means women's freedom» -Elizabeth Lemay, on francophone channel of the Federal state-sponsored radio-station. Probably because they're unable to conceive of their side being able to do anything wrong. The (Canadian) thing that finally made me take a side eye to the left was Elbowgate. The Canadian House of Commons was holding a vote to pass a bill allowing assisted-dying, or MAID as it is known in Canada. It was a vote on a literally life-and-death issue for Canadians, there were some people literally dying to wait for this bill to pass, and the NDP was clowning around in the House of Commons, physicall…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	13/02/26 11:03 PM
10	Vent/Rant Post: Severely depressed over gender wars From personal experience I've learned the mental health benefits of going no contact (NC). It applies more to dealing with narcissistic family members/employers and it's definitely an acquired skill, but once you start practicing it, it does wonders for you. Find ways to simply cut that shit out of your life. Anything that has even the remotest hint of misandry, just cut it out. TV shows, Internet posts, Facebook or other social media feeds, whatever. You just decide that it doesn't exist, and r…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	03/02/26 06:39 AM
12	My thoughts on the 'Women are Wonderful' effect I think an important aspect of the prevalence of the 'women are wonderful' trope is what I would call sheer momentum. Once an idea gets going, it has a tendency to gain speed and mass regardless of whether or not the idea is true. Certainly the idea that all men are violent, disposable beings has become prevalent because of this. There is also an element of self-interest. Imagine the opposite scenario: suddenly a large part of society gets the idea in its head that 'men are wonderful'. That laud…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	27/01/26 01:50 PM
33	I'm infuriated by how casual misandry thrives in academia and places that claim to be "forward-thinking" or "progressive." If their ethics evaporate the moment a group becomes socially acceptable to dehumanize, how can these people seriously label themselves feminists or progressives? Unfortunately it seems that with academia and/or the left, there seems to be an associated subculture of unexamined or rarely-reanalyzed assumptions about society or how the world works. And a lot of discussions among academics are not really discussions at all, but exercises in group virtue-signaling. I would even go so far as to say …	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	26/01/26 12:12 AM
1	The only emotion men can show is indifference. But society still hates that. And they also hate the fact they can't do nothing about it. My iteration of the things you've mentioned above: I take the attitude that we were all put on this Earth to be happy. We were put on Earth to make ourselves happy, not to make others happy. If you're in a relationship that makes you happy, you've got it made. But the corollary is that nobody has to stay in a relationship that doesn't make them happy. And from a social viewpoint, nobody has to live up to societal expectations if living up to those expectations doesn't make one happy. For example…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	28/08/25 06:07 AM
1	Heated Debate After Passenger Slams Woman For Refusing To Watch Her Bag In The Airport I was on a flight in Europe once and after the plane landed, got up to get my stuff out of the overhead bin. Woman sitting in the seat in front of me put her stuff in the same bin, made a point of cramming my stuff to the side to do so. I get my stuff down, wait for the plane door to open. The woman stares at me expectantly, waiting for me to take her luggage down for her. Doesn't ask me, mind you, just expects it. Finally, with a scowl, she takes her stuff down herself. Situational awareness. E…	/r/PussyPassDenied	27/08/25 07:13 AM
1	I thought this belonged here. Girl hits guy with pan. Guy hits girl back, with the pan. There seems to be more a of a backstory to this. The woman flips the bottle, then grabs the bowl and hits the guy as hard as she can. If you look at her body language, she scrunches her lips, raises herself up slightly, and 'whiplashes' the bowl at his head as hard as she can. Then sets the bowl down as if, no big deal. Notice her body language up until the point she gets hit. She sets the bowl down, tilts her head to one side, pays absolutely no attention to the guy at all. As if she thinks she…	/r/PussyPassDenied	31/07/25 05:03 AM