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| 0 | Male privilegeI can understand the point you're making here, and I do think the infographic could be more broadly-acceptably shared if that language were different, but I also understand the anger towards the subject. False paternity strikes me as a genuinely despicable, dehumanizing, fraud that can be perpetrated against a man and against which the man has no recourse whatsoever: once named as the "father," (an automatic process in many locales--linked often simply to marriage or even just relationship with … | /r/MensRights | 22/10/13 12:29 AM |
| 7 | Suck it up and payVasectomies can be reversed, but it's worth noting that the success rates for reversals are not very good--especially if the procedure is used for the purpose of long-term birth control as suggested above; the reversal success rates drop dramatically with time. The discussion makes me recall a Slashdot post I read a few months ago about a new male contraception method: When I was 21 my girlfriend accidentally got pregnant, miscarried, and almost died. At that time vasectomy reversals were new, c… | /r/MensRights | 19/09/13 06:13 PM |
| 66 | Feminist Myth: Women are 3 times more likely to attempt SuicideMen use moreso immediately lethal means when commiting suicide; women less so immediately lethal, and this likely filters through the reported rates of attempt: if a man holds a loaded gun to his head with intent to die, yet backs down before pulling the trigger, then no one will ever know of the attempt; if a woman attempts suicide by overdose and survives, the attempt will be necessarily recorded and reported. I want to add that I really like the UK organization CALM's concept: it is a suicide… | /r/MensRights | 30/08/13 07:29 AM |
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