rzrbladen Archive

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6	Why does nobody talk about biphobia against bimen? This. It's really telling that the vast majority of what concerns "men's" rights activists are only in regards of what concerns cis and straight men, and little to no attention is given for gay, bi, intersex and transsex men's voices within men's rights activism. There are still countries where only male homosexuality is punishable by death... And yet whenever something miniscule about discrimination of gay/bi/intersex/transsex men is brought up, there instantly show up all these "it's not a «ph…	/r/MensRights	11/12/23 10:34 AM
3	Treated differently for being gay. Well, unfortunately this is a reality of living as G/B/T man. Honestly, if people around you don't respect you enough to hold their homophobic comments when you're around and act differently, probably you should find better friends. Yes, it sucks that you have to cut some "friends" off and intensely search for like-minded people, but in the end it's for your own good and wouldn't make you feel as miserable as if you'd to constantly tolerate others low key treating you like some sort of sex preda…	/r/MensRights	12/11/23 05:11 AM
15	The reason men don't get therapy or talk to people isn't because they want to be "manly", it's because most people don't give a shit about them (and therapists have a bias favoring women). There are a lot of stuff from being completely cut off from communicating with the outside world, to very poor food and water quality but the biggest issue(was for me at least) is, as one of the patients who was Baker acted many times said to me, that you're treated worse than criminals despite not doing anything illegal. For example I was picked up by police, and by protocol they had to handcuff me, but they didn't because one policeman took mercy on me as I was cooperative and didn't resist, n…	/r/MensRights	02/03/23 06:10 AM
32	The reason men don't get therapy or talk to people isn't because they want to be "manly", it's because most people don't give a shit about them (and therapists have a bias favoring women). I used to see a free community therapist for half of a year, then on the last session she from all of the sudden pressured me to admit that I had suicidal plans (I did, still actually, but I didn't rly want to nor seriously planned committing on them back then) and got me Baker acted without notifying of what she was about to do and without explaining what is that and where she was about to send me. Those 2,5 days(legal minimum duration is 3 but I was able to explain to psychiatrist there that i…	/r/MensRights	02/03/23 02:38 AM
5	Paid menstrual leave for women in spain without specified limits **Might as well add that not all individuals who identify as "women" have menstruation, and there are individuals who identify as "men" and have period. The amount of "individuals identifying as men" is less than 1% and the overwhelming majority of those "individuals who identify as men" don't have periods anyway. Oh yeah the typical least transphobic feminist take to muddy the waters.	/r/MensRights	17/02/23 10:31 PM
24	Transman culture shock? From my personal experience as transsex male, the first thing is that you are no longer allowed to be cocky with people: no jokes that can be registered as "offensive", no ironic/charismatic comments on things - all these would be viewed as manifestation of "toxic masculinity" and can lead to a lot of trouble in school/workplace and even with friends and acquaintances. Second, is that you're no longer allowed to touch anybody/anything, especially women and children, without clear permission to d…	/r/MensRights	13/02/23 05:01 AM
12	Hi. Am I accepted here? I am a transsex man, I’ve been researching about men’s issues long before I fully accepted myself as transsex. Misandry, transphobia and homophobia are closely tied together, the only way for all of us, men, to become free from societal oppression is to unite and fight together. Regardless of whether people here accept me, I would still be supporting men’s rights, not because I want my female privileges back, but because men are humans and deserve (real) equal rights, be free and treated with re…	/r/MensRights	04/02/23 08:44 PM
26	So i get terminated over an argument with female colleagues Society doesn't give two shits about harassment on men in workplace. For transsex ppl it depends on circumstances, whether coworkers know you're transsex and on a company. If you as trans man pass perfectly and nobody knows you're trans or you're trans woman in early transition stages - same thing, nobody would give a shit. Intersex people are still men and women, they are not some mysterious hermaphrodite mutants, so same as for everyone. Doesn't matter what you're exactly as long as society pe…	/r/MensRights	25/01/23 05:46 PM
5	Lost my best friend It might indeed deal with the fact that women cannot benefit from gay men, as constant sexual exploitation is impossible because of lack of sexual attraction towards them, that's why they're trying to intermix LGBT issues/rights and feminism, proclaiming, for example, that homophobia towards gay/bi men is actually because of misoginy and not misandry. So that they benefit from pulling resources dedicated to LGBT while doing absolutely nothing, but "omg slayy my gay puppy".	/r/MensRights	27/10/22 02:12 PM
26	Lost my best friend As a bi guy I can assure you that women are hateful not just towards hetero men but towards bi/gay men too. Many women do not want to date bi guys because they find our sexual attraction towards men gross. And overall their expectation for gay men to agree that "hetero men are disgusting" or "all men are evil predacious rapists, except you hon" is so stupid.	/r/MensRights	27/10/22 06:08 AM
49	What did you guys think of this Instagram post? What’s the best way to respond to it? Of course all these instagram "statistics" posts do no include that by feminist’s definition a woman cannot rape because they’ve rewritten the definition of rape to make it a male-exclusive crime to fit the narrative that only men can be rapists Thank you for this thread!	/r/MensRights	15/08/22 10:04 PM