saiditonredit Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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3	What do yall think about this feminist argument? The way in which to do so means one would need to prove something didn't happen or as it was alleged. It is even harder to prove something didn't happen than it did. That is why the burden of proof and presumption of innocence exist.	/r/MensRights	31/07/26 02:27 PM
2	New ridiculous feminist claim: 1/10 men have sexually assaulted children They really are pulling out all of the stops; the last most ridiculous one was about the alleged rape academy and now this. Shameful and should be criminal to do this kind of propagandizing and calling it science or reporting. Sadly, most will believe it because they want to, any single one of these women who had an ounce of regard for a prominent man or father figure in their life, would say wait a minute, is that true and try to discern further or come at least to this sub and ask if this is f…	/r/MensRights	29/07/26 09:16 PM
1	Is R*pe a spectrum ? Consent for the physical act of intercourse itself, is not the same as a man consenting to birth-controlled only intercourse, further protection utilized or not, if it was presented under false pretenses, including intentionally misused, not only is it fraudulent in nature but if we use the same standard of stealthing, that is also rape under the premise of made or induced to penetrate but with the condition that this is birth protected intercourse. Consent and to which form is the heart of the …	/r/MensRights	28/07/26 08:21 PM
2	Is R*pe a spectrum ? Never said sex work was ok or moral, never stated a position. I implied that feminists date and marry, paid (monetary incentive) and unenthusiastically, the same way they likely think unenthusiastic paid sex work is rape. Not even touching bestiality, that's sick besides being unrelated, what are you on?	/r/MensRights	27/07/26 04:22 PM
1	Is R*pe a spectrum ? That's the title but it is not so easy to ascertain that, it could be. If you stick to more objective, classical and established definitions, it is black and white, one did either commit it or they did not as a matter of absolute truth, justice or legal system outcomes is obviously not the same thing, but when we insert ambiguity around consent, false accusations and definitional shifts, it's not to make less things rape, it's precisely to include more on purpose. So, to say more binary, yes bec…	/r/MensRights	27/07/26 12:04 AM
6	Is R*pe a spectrum ? Maybe, we have heard the term financial abortion, so it fits. Not sure if it is a part of the survey's scope but it's not totally unrelated or less valid.	/r/MensRights	26/07/26 05:56 PM
1	Is R*pe a spectrum ? In a world where people don't discern beyond the caption or the headline, it's easy to do and if those are also disingenuous and also resort to simply reaffirming beliefs and notions as opposed to also challenging them or presenting additional angles and in a way that is neutral at the same time, that died off a while ago but is a relatively newer phenomenon at the scale in which we see it. It's easy to present data transparently but how it is acquired and curated and what it omits is also very …	/r/MensRights	26/07/26 05:50 PM
11	Is R*pe a spectrum ? Or financially even if he was actually raped.	/r/MensRights	26/07/26 03:58 PM
4	Is R*pe a spectrum ? More info is always better info, appreciate you sharing however, to be fair, personally I made my opinion based on the caption, "The RAPE Spectrum", and was able to read between the lines and ascertain the premise but that still seals the deal for what the agenda was. They're disingenuously being authentic as if that is any better. Can't speak for anyone else.	/r/MensRights	26/07/26 02:50 PM
38	Is R*pe a spectrum ? That's their projection onto sex work; it's just how feminists date and marry.	/r/MensRights	26/07/26 02:41 PM
10	Is R*pe a spectrum ? Probably looking at the same things and drawing the same conclusions, just a difference in perspective. I think it is simply using the spectrum to call everything rape. That's how it is accomplished and attempted to be justified.	/r/MensRights	26/07/26 02:37 PM
5	Is R*pe a spectrum ? It's interesting because even the way the laws are written, it's not rape or at least enforced, when they do so with others of the same age or within an acceptable variance like romeo and juliet statutes in some places. It doesn't seem as though it is for any act in itself, one's anatomy meeting another's, similar acts and autonomy don't seem to be the issue alone. In other words, laws are not used to prevent the acts themselves or shield one person against exposure or engagement in all capaciti…	/r/MensRights	26/07/26 01:32 PM
3	Is R*pe a spectrum ? If she lies and says she wants casual for fear of losing out and what not but then insists on more after the fact, or doesn't say she wants serious only in advance, that should be rape too or neither should be. If one knew the other wanted serious and intentional only and in advance, they would have liked the full autonomy to not have slept with them or ponder it, assuming the chance that the act or the dynamic would not sit well after. These are often framed from such a one-sided perspective, a…	/r/MensRights	26/07/26 12:51 PM
29	Is R*pe a spectrum ? Woman desperately wants a baby especially if at the close of her biological window but that's not a requirement, just worse on the scale, man is on the fence but unenthusiastically open and willing for fear she will leave, go to a sperm bank, cheat and any emotional, physical or financial harm that may ensue if he refuses, all of the copulation that proceeds up until the point she knowingly conceived is rape. An argument can be made, that any acts that proceed to fit into her monthly conception …	/r/MensRights	26/07/26 12:01 PM
2	I didn't realize how bad double standards are til I had to call the cops. That's just the start, the number of men I have ever known in toxic relationships like that all endure that type of violence at some point, including the same exact type of definitionally non consent sexual acts we hear about but because they're men, the double standards and the presupposition that it's not like she can overpower him usually, so then this makes it ok and only the men need to be policed. There is so much bias in law enforcement against men, not just women, police tend to enforce …	/r/MensRights	24/07/26 01:57 PM
2	Research shows misandry is more common among gay/bisexual women but gay/bisexual men are less sexist and more progressive, so why do radical feminists and "leftists" assume their political opponents are gay or that they can't date other women if they hate men? Right, her choice in the end but even worse if she calls herself a lesbian when we all know she just bi. The idea that I won't tell the truth or call myself that because I want to hate and get back at men, when it's really maybe one man. Phony, disingenuous and not fair to actual lesbians. Maybe I just don't understand nuances and it's just me.	/r/MensRights	23/07/26 11:52 PM
4	Research shows misandry is more common among gay/bisexual women but gay/bisexual men are less sexist and more progressive, so why do radical feminists and "leftists" assume their political opponents are gay or that they can't date other women if they hate men? We have largely normalized the gay part IMO, the bi closeted or curious men may still be a relative phenomenon that I did not touch on and don't know much about to be honest, but I don't think it detracts entirely from the "not actually attracted to men" lesbian vs "lesbian identifying" women who are still attracted to men, phenomenon. I don't doubt there are closeted bi men perhaps even equally represented depending on how it's measured, but those are just about the only group who still represe…	/r/MensRights	23/07/26 11:41 PM
5	Research shows misandry is more common among gay/bisexual women but gay/bisexual men are less sexist and more progressive, so why do radical feminists and "leftists" assume their political opponents are gay or that they can't date other women if they hate men? I think women have a more natural proclivity to be attracted to other women and also experiment, that men do not have or harbor for other men. Whether that means they are more needy in that regard or find more attraction in added variety or both, I don't know but when a woman struggles with men or the ones she has experienced, she more easily and readily turns to women, adopts more radical feminist views to justify it even if she would rather be with men, just can't discern and select or has not…	/r/MensRights	23/07/26 09:19 PM
24	"Feminism is for men too!" These women have no business being mothers, sorry. They don't know what motherhood is supposed to represent, and who the fuch are these men having children with these women and allowing them anywhere near them or their genitals when they harbor and espouse such nonsense and hatred? What are these men only being reduced to? Men are not this boogeyman idea or concept from slanted and agenda driven BS, wake up, take a good unbiased look around. Imagine men saying and suggesting laws should be passe…	/r/MensRights	22/07/26 02:22 AM
2	I feel like this place forgets about third world countries Many of those men don't also have the same rights and opportunities as western first world nations either. They are also bound by traditionalism and that is not always an inherently good thing on how it is applied and affects anyone. It's all in the presuppositions and framing.	/r/MensRights	14/07/26 07:56 PM
2	Boy, 15, killed himself hours after school suspended him over flimsy sexual assault allegation with no due process A damn tragedy, as for the women commenting that this means he was guilty, the biggest piece of crap cope I have ever heard. Virtually all women know the difference between a man, even a boy in this case, who is deliberately and intentionally capable of committing the kind of act and one who is not. Those guys do not harbor any shame, guilt, or remorse in doing so and that would not drive him to off himself. In the extreme cases, those men don't unalive themselves because of what they have done …	/r/MensRights	14/07/26 04:29 PM
8	You have every right to NOT be sexualized, dehumanized &/or objectified as women have! Growing up as a kid, I had a female friend from the neighborhood, we usually hung out and would stop over each other's houses to say hi and see what we were up to and if the other wanted to hang, she admitted to me later, she on occasion peeped me through my window. I thought I caught her once but brushed it off, whatever, it was what it was, no sense on manufacturing outrage and projecting but worth noting if I had done the same, the reactions would have been very different. I was recently in t…	/r/MensRights	12/07/26 06:10 PM
1	Men's sperms quality when aging. Trying to White Knight or whatever your way to be perceived as an ally to women is not advocating for men or women. I will decide what is the right way to go about it especially since there is no right way when it comes from narratives. This is being a better man, most would simply coddle and enable, we only reserve such treatment for children. Grow up. If you want the sources go look for them. The stats are easy to navigate, aging sperm is a non-issue, 98-99% of men don't father added or any ch…	/r/MensRights	12/07/26 05:17 AM
3	Men's sperms quality when aging. It's protecting men, not hating on women, you can't hate on biology and its inherent realties, it simply is what it is. It does have everything to do with men's rights because it convinces many women, like all of the other topics and misleading stats and headlines, of things that are not true or exaggerated. It's agist and sexist and you want to only make this about women. Age gaps and mature fatherhood are under attack with this and similar rhetorics. It actually denies men who spent much of th…	/r/MensRights	12/07/26 02:25 AM
5	Men's sperms quality when aging. Who should do research? It's about a 1% a year decline on average for all of the cofactors combined, as you know, there is not just one and sexual health is also a part of it but the negative attributes are not absolute and a sperm's inability to fertilize an egg is not clinically recognized as a function of age. Count and motility may render it difficult but not in a lab or IVF setting. Total infertilization as a result of sperm itself and not count or motility is not common nor widespread at a…	/r/MensRights	11/07/26 09:08 PM
3	Men's sperms quality when aging. Because we have established that age of egg is less relevant to age of carrier. Independent sperm and male research tell us it is a proponent of health over age. All women and egg centered research and studies need fertilization and subsequent outcomes to hypothesize if it is sperm, women or egg but we can't isolate properly in them. Male only studies don't need that; we see overall and sperm health improvement and decline, both quickly and gradually in men of all ages and variations and entirel…	/r/MensRights	11/07/26 06:50 PM
14	Men's sperms quality when aging. They have established correlation but not causation, the controls, isolations and cohorts are not conclusive enough, not anywhere near what the article or headlines that references the studies, want to highlight and suggest. I have looked at this extensively. One of the leading NIH studies tried to say it is male sperm decline and fertility issue but reading the fine print showcased that as the mean and average male age increased, so did the women's, never overcoming the average age gap of all r…	/r/MensRights	11/07/26 06:30 PM
8	Men's sperms quality when aging. Feminist man-hate, hit pieces, flaming the gender war. They also don't want to encourage genuine and meaningful, more significant age gaps, which plays right into feminist ideology and playbooks, and could effectively mitigates so much disfunction, dissatisfaction and familial and communal erosion that is modern dating and marriage in western cultures. We know most well intended age gaps fail due to familial and peer pressure, influence and stigma over significant and inherent implications of th…	/r/MensRights	11/07/26 05:59 PM
8	Yet another "why aren't young people dating?" article that completes misses the plot once again! But you never know which ones that is, that is the problem and all of the double standards that benefit women are also simultaneously used to disparage and villainize men. Even if it is only subconsciously or just harbored internally, that's also where more and more women are getting these ideas, including radical feminism, falsely reaffirmed from, same social media. That turns into, sometimes when guys approach it's annoying to all levels of largely manufactured outrage and fear but then trying…	/r/MensRights	29/06/26 12:08 AM
28	"I agree with you that female on male violence is equally wrong. I disagree with you that it would be at the same systemic scale as male on female violence." Female on male is systemic, and it could even be worse and one could argue the male on female is not even systemic because female on male is barely reported and even less likely to be taken seriously and that is indeed compounded and reinforced by society and double standards, so which one is more systemic? What women have is a subset of repeat and chronically offending men for non-random acts, that womens' selection mechanics actually contributes to, then reinforcing and further skewing the num…	/r/MensRights	21/06/26 11:20 PM
24	Women should not be allowed to claim sexual harassment if they never told a man ‘no’ or ‘please stop’ I have been falsely accused of sexual harassment, this was not a subjective interpretation of the facts, this was her falsely claiming I said inappropriate stuff of a sexual nature aimed at her in which the words never left my mouth, nothing that even resembled them, just a complete fabrication. Have also witnessed in relationships, women choosing fully autonomous actions that were then used against me to paint me as the villain because of the presumption that all men bad and abusive and mistrea…	/r/MensRights	17/06/26 05:14 PM
5	Incel history Male sexuality shaming, the reverse would be slut or whore for a woman. Clear double standard on full display and has pretty deep and inherent roots when you think about it because even women will use the popular female terminology to shame other women as they know how offensive that is coming from within the group but then try to say, slut shaming is wrong and body count doesn't matter while everyone is also lying about it or never saying. It's also very telling on how they view men relative to…	/r/MensRights	16/06/26 03:27 AM
2	Relationships with Women & The Body Count Issue I'll respond, by today's standards it is clearly not going to mean virginity but among the next closest thing and it doesn't just mean number of bodies, the how they were accrued, and the discretion utilized, is as valid as the how many. It's not all about the number. Everyone deals with the last partner could have been better, her too, and also is dealt with differently on an individual level but that's not what's driving this because if one is ruled by that insecurity, it wouldn't matter how m…	/r/MensRights	13/06/26 06:08 AM
3	Relationships with Women & The Body Count Issue I don't disagree but I did dedicate a few paragraphs to qualifying the statement and the reason I even brought it into it because that is the trend and women's usual basis for justification, frame and blame will always be a smaller subset of men that they use the examples and tendencies to try to support their own actions and proscribe unto other men and society as a whole. I just don't think that reality settles the excuse for women who will claim they would not respond and select such men if m…	/r/MensRights	12/06/26 10:54 PM
2	Relationships with Women & The Body Count Issue It's not his worth, it's hers, in this particular dating defining context. Everyone has issues with high body counts, for men it's the number of the partner he is with, for women it is their own. It's all instinctively rooted in defaults, some are psychological, and others are biological, both entail components around mate choice and quality, disease, reproductive fitness and risk, as well as paternity mis-identity or fraud. In general, women are not bothered or as bothered and often prefer high…	/r/MensRights	12/06/26 10:43 PM
7	Relationships with Women & The Body Count Issue There is no correlation between honest feminism ideals and hoeflation, that is just the cope and justification for why they think it is ok to be promiscuous and also try to win the dating lottery. For the record, most men don't think it is entirely ok for men to be that way either. Not in the context of a monogamous based society where we're trying to uphold certain morals and values, community and family build and it's failing overwhelmingly. Point is, promiscuity is not tied to equal rights, o…	/r/MensRights	12/06/26 08:48 PM
3	Boys about twice as likely as girls to be diagnosed with a developmental disabilities in the U.S. Valid studies related to the correlation of Y chromosome as relates to autism, but I think nothing has yet ruled out there is something acting on or causing these mutations which may just so happen to make Y carriers more susceptible, not that this is an easy task to prove, but not entirely convinced it's all a natural process. Then for what info we do have, the risk could and often is presented as double for every added Y chromosome, so we could make the case that we should see boys skewed at 2…	/r/MensRights	11/06/26 10:29 PM
7	Boys about twice as likely as girls to be diagnosed with a developmental disabilities in the U.S. Great post, Covid factors and teaching and learning style shifts didn't help either. Rarely even realized these things had been taken for granted but then I am reminded on how a lot of that was done away with, also forgetting there are differences in how we learn, process and also socialize. Let's fundamentally uproot that and then slap labels and diagnosis on everything, while lowering benchmarks and testing standards. Pretty easy to excel by today's standards if it is catered and tailored to o…	/r/MensRights	11/06/26 03:26 PM
11	Boys about twice as likely as girls to be diagnosed with a developmental disabilities in the U.S. One of three things can be going on or a combination, the girls are underdiagnosed, the boys over diagnosed, or the boys are not getting enough of the early assistance and attention to prevent in some of the cases. All pointing to the potential for indoctrinated levels of bias. For example, developmental delay can actually be normal. Girls develop and mature faster as a product of their biology. I also do not believe the actual prevalence for autism in boys is as high as a rate in comparison, it…	/r/MensRights	11/06/26 03:05 PM
2	Double agent If you press them on it, you will learn it is all pandering just to get laid. It's still politically correct to think and say and many others especially in a public sphere or platform are just afraid to get cancelled.	/r/MensRights	11/06/26 12:32 AM
9	Are there any laws that give men special rights compared to women? Bonus question, are there laws that covet and treat women better and more favorably than men in same western countries?	/r/MensRights	05/06/26 12:42 PM
1	Why when I search for "what is the percentage of men that are sexual offenders" all I find is "most sexual offenders are men" if you didnt understand read below. And for as many as these instances that go unreported and unconvicted, it's even less the case for women being accused. It's also not fair for anyone to say that they are all just unprosecuted but still actual offenses, other compiled data from independent sources and upon compilation, suggest that an upwards of 50%-60% of unprosecuted or unprosecutable allegations are false, overly subjective interpretations and also contain dual offenders. Such as, if the use of drugs or alcohol being involved…	/r/MensRights	30/05/26 01:38 PM
4	Why when I search for "what is the percentage of men that are sexual offenders" all I find is "most sexual offenders are men" if you didnt understand read below. Same issue I uncovered, you extrapolated it well and understand we have to use the number of men relative to general and violent crimes, shows the same trend of repeat and chronically offending men, career criminals if you will, skewing the stats. There is a reason they never report on the percentage, so they can say it's all men and always a man, where women are as likely to be freaked and weirded out all of the damn time and depressed and seeking mental health and man hate and all that. If the…	/r/MensRights	29/05/26 10:49 PM
6	How Is Male Violence An "Epidemic?" How about women's privileged patterns now? It's only the exception maybe because there wasn't enough of a sample size of ruling queens. And that is the same point we're making here, that the exception of violent and abusive men is just that today. You seem to confuse gender when it should primarily be class who was clearly waging the wars, kings and queens, etc. The same class who proscribed men fight the wars, not a self-assembly of individualized men. Even so, this assumes women have no predis…	/r/MensRights	29/05/26 08:03 PM
7	How Is Male Violence An "Epidemic?" This, unfortunately this irrational fear and misguided approach of other people needing to be responsible for how one feels, unintentionally no less, has bled into all other forms of society. There are objective issues and real victims, no one wants to make less of that so let's doubly focus on that and less on the subjective. Yet we still see issues in dating and relationship dynamics from approach anxiety to and from, the act of consent, workplace relations, where it also becomes a problem whe…	/r/MensRights	29/05/26 05:57 PM
4	How Is Male Violence An "Epidemic?" In all nature conflict is inevitable and is often necessary. Royal queens have understood this historically and have even been the catalyst for such, arguably more so, it does not point to less violent predisposition only to a biologically weaker component as a reality and as a whole. Men did not design that. As far as the violence perpetrated against women, that is overly represented as a whole because of framing and co-opting, but it is still reduced to smaller subset of repeat and chronically…	/r/MensRights	29/05/26 05:31 PM
8	How Is Male Violence An "Epidemic?" Meaning when they want to commit murder they literally hire out. So, we should have let the women fight the wars and risk communal and possibly human extinction?	/r/MensRights	29/05/26 02:05 PM
8	How Is Male Violence An "Epidemic?" None of these things exist in a female orientation or are they simply not acknowledged enough? After we account for nonbiased sources of information and correlate them, it appears only murder is the asymmetrical imbalance and that is because women get men to kill on their behalf. Then all of a sudden said violence is convenient as is police and military defense.	/r/MensRights	29/05/26 01:33 PM
22	Women complained that their male manager are not willing to be in the share the same room as them and think that it is sexual discrimination This is why men are dropping out of the workforce.	/r/MensRights	29/05/26 06:38 AM
8	New Instagram trend is now shipping a 2-year age-gap rule...and the "justification" is social media algorithms Funny when the average age gap is 3 years and 40% of all people have dated partners 10 years+ older. It's like the regular relationships and marriages are so successful and women are so genuinely happy anyway, we have to protect the sanctity of normal age gaps. Seems like they just don't want people to be able to exploit the loophole, first it was public perception and mass projections and now this. This is how you know it is ok to suspect if it all is by design.	/r/MensRights	25/05/26 10:57 PM
40	Student with multiple disabilities is falsely accused of sexual harassment after asking for a fist bump I wonder who was the one projecting anything sexual though? It's a thought crime for him but not for her? I hope this backfires like the DoorDash girl.	/r/MensRights	25/05/26 04:40 AM
44	No Wonder Men Are Opting Out Men don't want to build and attain if it can all be so easily and readily be taken away, especially since he will continue to be largely defined and measured by those metrics and it's not just marriage, he can be paternity frauded and baby trapped, falsely accused, etc. I would rather be in a position with less or nothing monetarily to offer or take than I do now and if she still values and wants me for me, then I know it is a safer bet. More equal outcomes and protections in the courts and via …	/r/MensRights	23/05/26 09:58 PM
9	Most child SA are committed by men! What they never focus on is how much of this is conducted by repeat and chronic offenders that comprise the total stats as opposed degree of the populace who commits or is even capable of committing such offense. While I don't suspect this a very large percentage of the statistics and it be interesting to know, it's still worth mentioning that girls who guy on to lie about their age and deceive men has to be more prevalent than boys who lie about their ages to adult women, and again if that even…	/r/MensRights	23/05/26 08:36 PM
6	How are feminists and wider society so poorly informed about violence? The narratives and rhetoric are pushed by an agenda and political motivations, so we get headlines, missing context, half-truths and even misrepresentations and lies. Take any given one and I can likely disprove it or add context to where anyone would say, why would they leave that part out or never frame it that way instead? The most important thing around the issues I wish women would realize, is that it's nowhere near all men or the majority despite how these things are showcased, it's a smal…	/r/MensRights	23/05/26 01:43 PM
31	A girl accused me of stalking her in high school because she saw me walking in public. The school treated me like I was guilty. This is precisely why we can't and don't police feelings, yet so many still insist on trying, school and work have become an absolute joke about these things. Your rights are violated because of how someone feels and thinks especially that they are the focus of everyone's attention and that by virtue makes them special but also some kind of victim at the same time without any credibility or establishing intent. Nobody tells these people they're not that special and most people don't care and are…	/r/MensRights	15/05/26 05:36 PM
3	Why is that when women get confronted for their actions, us men get called gay for it? Because the type of men they really respond or ultimately give in to and settle for in the end are the ones who don't consider women to be evil because they don't care or are that desperate, they are the evil ones too or instead in most cases. For a guy who is not that, it is them still trying to pass all of the blame and accountability unto men which others readily accept, so it's also a form of manipulation and control for these women and would you guess by virtue of their sexuality, but men a…	/r/MensRights	11/05/26 02:14 PM
0	This is how I started respecting men. It's the correct approach because it's not something that men did or inflicted upon you, not anyone today and not intentionally, there is a biological reality but I'm not sure most men would even go as far as to say they're smarter, just think differently perhaps. The strengths and weakness are clearly designed or evolved to complement each other as opposed to compete with each other. The issues started when women didn't come to the same conclusions as is showcased here and are in constant man b…	/r/MensRights	04/05/26 09:25 PM
7	Are women not worried about men giving up on them? It was always the same men most responded to anyway. It's a smaller subset of repeat and chronically offending men who makes these rounds as often as they do, with clear indications or a proven and established track record of objectively poor and dangerous tendencies and in order for them to become repeat perpetrators, the women have to give them close and intimate proximity in the first place anyway. They often have such an abundance of options and get their fill of attention and validation onl…	/r/MensRights	23/04/26 01:30 PM
2	Do women's stated preferences actually contradict what they're biologically drawn to? Genuine question, hoping I'm wrong. Frame of reference, the frame of reference is usually already a guy who they are already with or were or are into, who does not exhibit that. Because men often come from a position of nothing or scarcity each time or in general so when they say they want so and so, it means as compared to nothing. When women say it, there are already specific men or more narrowed ranges, options, or categories who are the reference point. When women say it, it means as compared to the small subset of men who the…	/r/MensRights	13/04/26 01:26 PM
-1	Louis C.K. was cancelled by feminists even though he asked for consent This is all a very clever way to take really easy things and make them so complicated that it makes them dumb, but what it really does is remove personal accountability and try to put it all on one gender, men. We don't reserve that honor and privilege for anyone else except children. If a woman goes back to a man's apartment to hang out, this does not give him a blank check, but women should not expect anything to be off of the table either. That doesn't make everything legal or appropriate, th…	/r/MensRights	12/04/26 06:45 PM
3	And they say women can't be sexist They're carrying a torch for no such struggle or hardship today and none of those men being around anymore either. The equality and privilege are at an all-time high and even surpasses and has for a while and yet still, even more man hate than ever. Feminism and politics, most men of the recent generations have stood with women for these rights and still do. I am curious as to why they think men have it had it so good either. Let's go back many generations, we know what an uncivilized non monoga…	/r/MensRights	12/04/26 03:05 PM
8	I hate how much propaganda there is around women doing housework being unfair Do them, average it out and then you tell me. As if laundry and cleaning is consistently a daily affair and maid service and take out are not booming industries.	/r/MensRights	08/04/26 08:59 AM
40	I hate how much propaganda there is around women doing housework being unfair More spoilage and privilege. They also tend to overlook the house and car maintenance, leaf blowing, gutter cleaning, snow shoveling, grass cutting, seeding, drain clearing, cement repairs, driveway sealing, caulking, painting, patching, sanding, appliance repair, faucet changing, leak fixing, roof patching, fluid and brake changing, washing and waxing, fluid topping, air pressure filling, filter changing, limb chopping, pruning, watering and on and on. If men are expected to do most of this and…	/r/MensRights	07/04/26 10:28 PM
11	User claims misandry doesn’t exist and is just a “trauma response” from misogyny Other than 3rd world exceptions which we all are against, what rights do men have that allow rape and abuse? What rights do women lack that allow that to happen to them free of consequences? None, except the ones they allow. The trauma inflicted by a small yet repeat subset of men who are chronic offenders and display obvious signs or history of having done so and still require a close and intimate proximity to these women that these same women give them, not always but most of the time. Now whe…	/r/MensRights	06/04/26 04:13 PM
2	Not the Father She doesn't love you the way people think and claim she loves you. I don't know how we can call this love when it does not even contain a basic level of respect. She could have cheated or whatever that was during an uncertain time and told you the truth. You can't do this to people and be capable of love. She lusted after some unfit fatherhood or relationship prospect and expected you to pay and carry the load for this because you were Mr. dependable and had a moment where she suspected that may…	/r/MensRights	02/04/26 07:50 PM
1	Brazil establishes penalties of up to 5 years for interrupting a woman So how many times, and or how many women do you have to interrupt in order to catch 5?	/r/MensRights	28/03/26 11:52 AM
1	Women are more affected by suicide I am going by the US stats. Men are four times more likely to die by suicide than women. Women are three times more likely to attempt suicide than men. Men often use more lethal methods like firearms, while women more often choose overdose. I am not disagreeing with the idea of men being more affected, this is just the information as I can independently gather it. Clearly these are not all true suicide attempts, I imagine good amount are made to look like suicide or are self-harm but also one in…	/r/MensRights	26/03/26 01:33 AM
2	Women are more affected by suicide Well men commit the vast majority of actual suicides, women attempt more suicide than men by a lot but make up the vast majority of unsuccessful attempted suicides, an argument that these are not real, just cries for help can be made, however. Obviously, to actually go through with it you need to be in a bad place, and one is objectively more affected by it.	/r/MensRights	25/03/26 01:37 AM
12	If I was given the option to choose I would be a f’ing good looking dude. Doesn't matter as much in the end. Ya you can rack up some bodies and get a lot of attention but in the end, the market will still be defined by what it is, and the next guy will be seen for the same things you are or better. Sure, if you're short and ugly, you just want to get in the game, but the game is not all it's cracked up to be after a while and in the end anyway. Ironic, if women are talking about men getting away with stuff in terms of interrelationship dynamics, exactly who is allowin…	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	23/03/26 04:13 PM
1	What are your thoughts that aging is harsher on women because they're judged more on their looks? With all of that privilege comes not only responsibility but also the downsides, that is some of it. Instead of getting degrees of lesser choice most of their life, they get the bulk of that choice in a shorter period of time. They have to use that time and also choose wisely. Part of that responsibility and why women hate on older men who still have it together and can pull younger women or want to is because they could have landed a solid future prospect years ago and in their youth, often tim…	/r/MensRights	07/03/26 03:16 PM
6	Why do so many think this way when boys are abused by women? As long as the standard is applied equally not as concerned with how it's applied but obviously there need be real punishment for the offender and everyone consider the overall mental health and well-being for the victims, I think the only thing being debated is the degree of punishment and sentencing. Won't lie there are some interesting points in there, but it is nonetheless a blatant double standard, the only slight debate regarding punishment that can ever come in to play is regarding post p…	/r/MensRights	22/02/26 08:54 PM
13	Guillermo Del Toro said in 2007: "War and fascism are, I think, boys’ games. I’ve never heard of a great female fascist dictator. I can’t think of a woman dictator who started a war. It’s a very phallic concern." Very naive remark, guy needs a history lesson, he forgot we've had queens, and they were more prone to war.	/r/MensRights	18/02/26 06:52 AM
2	Minnesota Woman Allegedly Kills Boyfriend After He Denied Her Sex Fine line between love and hate.	/r/MensRights	17/02/26 11:09 PM
5	Minnesota Woman Allegedly Kills Boyfriend After He Denied Her Sex Ya no, women cannot actually commit rape by virtue of its most common and jurisdictional definitions, which requires the victim being penetrated. When men self-report as most of the so-called women studies do, we don't see a disproportionate amount of one-sided nonconsensual actions including sex, we see the same kinds of numbers. In the case of men however, it is far more reserved for a subset of men who repeat and chronically offend unlike women because we have been taught, most of us, all our…	/r/MensRights	17/02/26 10:04 PM
3	Minnesota Woman Allegedly Kills Boyfriend After He Denied Her Sex First, they said male-initiated sex was coercion and can be rape even with consent, now a refusal can get you killed the other way around. Is there no limit to the double standards?	/r/MensRights	16/02/26 05:33 PM
2	Even citing CDC data doesn't work on people (minor rant) They're ignorant and don't realize they espouse a narrative and fostering of true inequality under the guise of deeply ingrained societal double standard, and want a monopoly on oppression, which I assume is done for the sake of politics. Men self-report they are affected the same as women and also from women, the same self-reporting that women also rely on. They just don't officially report and a graze of the arm or a split-second rubbing of the shoulders for example, is rarely seen or viewed a…	/r/MensRights	17/01/26 03:51 PM
7	Why is it so frowned upon for a man to have boundaries in a relationship, and even if he has them he’s scrutinized and forced to justify them? Imagine if we reversed the bf and gf. Men clearly get abused and harassed too. When women talk about equality, they really mean just having more privilege in everything. Literally when men try to do anything remotely close to this the women can decide to go through with it and call it rape because of so-called manipulative coercion even with consent. Not in the reverse I guess, instead, he's a bad partner, a little boy, worst sex of her life and should just be an incel. Never ceases to amaze me.	/r/MensRights	10/01/26 02:02 AM
23	Far right aren't the solution for mens rights I don't know if far right is the answer or not, but I do know that most of the issues men face are generally stemming from left leaning ideologies even if they are not political in of themselves. The only progress I have seen towards resolving some men's rights issues in the states recently was significant child support reform which favors men and the championing of paternity tests and bolstering penalties against that kind of fraud. Right leaning enactments and ideas. Many individual states, mo…	/r/MensRights	26/12/25 03:46 PM
10	Boys will be taught to respect girls in New UK school curriculum A number of men actually reaffirm this crap in women because it gives them access, they say all the so-called right things and accompany her to these protests and rallies, while she might give it up to him, she still wants and achingly desires for another. I refuse to treat grown adults like children because there might be something in it for me. That's not to say that some women may not actually be more willing, to champion their causes, if you know what I mean. It's lying and deceitful no less…	/r/MensRights	13/12/25 05:24 PM
8	Boys will be taught to respect girls in New UK school curriculum They're already taught that everywhere as it is, what they need to do is teach the boys who offend to respect girls. And are they going to teach girls how to respect boys? Does this also mean we can finally get rid of the inherent double standards? I distinctly remember my first day of pre-school, I don't even know how but I was playing among a small group with a toy or something and some girl threw something at me totally unsolicited, I told on her, all female teachers replied with nothing exce…	/r/MensRights	13/12/25 04:55 PM
2	A very important caution for "passport bros". Who thinks that going abroad for a wife will shield them from the legal abuses men face in most first world countries. So MGTOW was right all along? If anyone can't see why some men would rather try and assume that risk instead, it's beyond me. At least they would find someone who views them as human, can get some respect for a few years before it went the same way. I personally wouldn't go Latina either, they tend to run a little "hot", too much machismo where they're from, they harbor a lot of resentment and they know the game as well, and having bordering continents from my own, they understand the systems an…	/r/MensRights	12/12/25 11:13 PM
2	I am tired of women over stepping this damn boundary Be her boyfriend, buy her flowers, open her doors, lay out the red carpet, kiss her ass, compliment her to no end, never leave her alone, most importantly, offload all of your emotional baggage and problems, and she will run so far away from you, you will never hear from her again, she won't be in your classes anymore if she has that option. You might think I'm joking, but not really, because this can be accomplished in the span of a few weeks, month tops, while waiting on your school to do anyt…	/r/MensRights	11/12/25 04:18 PM
1	Police officers report false accusations as high as 90%. Is anyone listening? No. Its believe all women, not all police officers. I didn't particularly care for all of the sources, especially the opinion pieces and articles that self-interpreted a lot of the info and data while putting their own spin and narrative on it too, which were referenced in the face campus article but it was one of the most comprehensive sources of other data and sources to reference in the first place, including many at the bottom which cite some of the justice department statistics as well as those centered around men who have been falsely accus…	/r/MensRights	03/12/25 08:07 PM
7	As a woman who used to subscribe to feminism, I'm here to say that feminism is an utter lie and it is ruining our generation. Promoting the ideas of equality in terms of education, vocation and overall rights and opportunities is all about choice and having the same options as everyone else, not mandating them. Equality is not about equal outcomes but only equal opportunities, one is no less or more equal for pursing an education and a career that doesn't allow for a traditional marriage and even kids or skipping an education and wanting to be a housewife straight out of high school, if it was all a choice. Where femin…	/r/MensRights	02/12/25 04:09 AM
4	Favourite thing about being a men’s rights activist? Really waking people up or at least giving some, something to critically think about, as opposed to merely pretending to, in the name of stuffing agenda and politically driven nonsense down their throats.	/r/MensRights	29/11/25 07:46 PM
14	Just saw this on LinkedIn. This is actually pretty upsetting that “professionals” can speak like this without hesitation We all know it's because of the veiled systematic oppression and double standards against men, yet they double down and insist, it's because of toxic masculinity. No, we're less masculine and it's subdued as much as ever and yet male problems, especially those among our youth, are growing. We need to champion masculinity while cleaning up where it could use a little polishing but most of that would take care of itself. They encourage the very concept they oppose so much in more than one way.	/r/MensRights	29/11/25 05:22 PM
1	Police officers report false accusations as high as 90%. Is anyone listening? No. Its believe all women, not all police officers. Yes, apologies for the terminology but forced penetration by any gender should be rape regardless of who the aggressor is. In the States, the FBI updated this standard in 2017, but with many stats, studies, and narratives still reflect information and sources that predate this change. Many of the States have not updated this exactly and this is still not quite policed the same way either because by definition, it usually involves an element of force too which we don't usually assume women overpo…	/r/MensRights	29/11/25 04:53 PM
1	Police officers report false accusations as high as 90%. Is anyone listening? No. Its believe all women, not all police officers. "When methods designed to identify false rape allegations are employed to offset the weaknesses in reviewing police reports, the rate has been estimated to be between 41 and 60% (Jordan et al. 2004, Kanin E. et al. 1994, McDowell C. P. 1985). However, these studies also have shortcomings, such as small sample sizes and debatable research methods, that likely create conditions that fail to uncover the true extent of wrongful rape allegations. " - Families Advocating For Campus Equalities They do …	/r/MensRights	29/11/25 03:32 AM
1	Police officers report false accusations as high as 90%. Is anyone listening? No. Its believe all women, not all police officers. Interesting, thanks for sharing. In the States, some researchers believed it was said book, but I'm sure there are many other sources that become part of the official narrative too. I also have read there are many critics to the lower end of the numbers, many in Reddit no less like to throw out the bottom number as opposed to the range, and think most would be happy if the headline was just said, well unfortunately we just don't know what to make of all the allegations that can't go any further.…	/r/MensRights	29/11/25 02:12 AM
1	Police officers report false accusations as high as 90%. Is anyone listening? No. Its believe all women, not all police officers. Thank you for willing to engage and at least consider something new and different, many women refuse, if I sound jaded it's because many are so dismissive of a different viewpoint and are quick to discredit other sources of information. Which, if that was all, ok fine, not that it is productive, but the worst part is, they go so far to call some an assault or rape apologist and that someone raising these points, must be guilty of this themselves and a horrible person trying to get away with it, …	/r/MensRights	29/11/25 01:55 AM
2	Police officers report false accusations as high as 90%. Is anyone listening? No. Its believe all women, not all police officers. Sure, self-defense, training, pepper spray, lawful carry, mindful of surroundings and people, anticipate, removal of unfavorable or questionable situations, less casually engaging people in romantic contexts or stronger initial boundaries and vetting, modesty, chastity, don't go out alone, bring a friend on a date, modern surveillance, use technology, someone can walk or accompany you, etc. I get many of these seem unfair and they may be and I'm not victim blaming, it's pointing out objective tr…	/r/MensRights	28/11/25 09:14 PM
1	Police officers report false accusations as high as 90%. Is anyone listening? No. Its believe all women, not all police officers. If they are all telling the truth, then it's 90-98%, how can we ascertain they are telling the truth? The 2-10% is only for "verifiably" false incidents. It can be difficult to ascertain either way, often a matter of one word vs another. Why continue to assume the vast majority of unprovens are indeed true? The odds are only high if we assume the very high percentage of unprosecuted claims are true. It would be enough to just say we don't know. The remaining 87% unreported would likely split the…	/r/MensRights	28/11/25 08:52 PM
1	Police officers report false accusations as high as 90%. Is anyone listening? No. Its believe all women, not all police officers. We're saying they are not 100% accurate clearly, and they are not reflective of workplace or civil accusations either. They don't fully represent them. Those numbers you cite are only verifiably false claims, not the ones we can't fully ascertain or were never investigated as possibly being false, only if they had enough merit to prosecute. You're cherry picking, if I told you real researchers come up with 40%-60% would you accept this? In the face of the amount of bias, uncertainly and estimati…	/r/MensRights	28/11/25 07:52 PM
1	Police officers report false accusations as high as 90%. Is anyone listening? No. Its believe all women, not all police officers. You're only taking it to the extreme ends, it's usually not that, except emotionally, that is merely the fear narratives promoted. These are usually way minor allegations and offenses by no means good but there is a difference. It's not all forcible entry, sorry for the terminology. People believe the opposite that men commit all of these sex crimes at will and at random when the allegation seem to be, if nothing else, highly nuanced and include men, the women are already with or very familiar w…	/r/MensRights	28/11/25 07:22 PM
4	Police officers report false accusations as high as 90%. Is anyone listening? No. Its believe all women, not all police officers. Irreparable damage to reputation and always and forever guilty in the court of public perception no matter what, job loss and future prospects, family and friends' distance, the damage done to those closest and who depend on you, etc. Takes a next level animal to do some crap like that as it does to commit the blatant sex crimes. There is no way to ever clear your name in a practical sense and often can't seek retribution without having gone all the way and cleared yourself of liability or guilt…	/r/MensRights	28/11/25 06:58 PM
1	Police officers report false accusations as high as 90%. Is anyone listening? No. Its believe all women, not all police officers. Well said, in addition to the dollar amount to settle the claim which the vast majority of cases do and are kind of forced to as a result of how the system functions and is monetized. It's obviously way easier and cheaper to go after someone than it is to defend a claim. It could easily cost more to clear one's name vs settling and in the court of public perception, you lost anyway, they're undefeated so a man might as well. Could lose at trial pushing for one too since the preponderance of evid…	/r/MensRights	28/11/25 06:44 PM
1	Police officers report false accusations as high as 90%. Is anyone listening? No. Its believe all women, not all police officers. The 2%-10% came from different sources, the lower came from a single woman's book with a clear biased agenda, citing records from one police station according to some analysists and only one peer later relying on and citing her work and yet somehow this became the standard for some time. Other estimates came from verified police reports, and probabilities designed for how likely the women was to be believed, not the reverse. Then the number started climbing more favorably of men by comparison de…	/r/MensRights	28/11/25 06:25 PM
2	Police officers report false accusations as high as 90%. Is anyone listening? No. Its believe all women, not all police officers. We're supposed to live in a society that promotes truth and facts, not agendas. The idea of equality is also not supposed to be one sided. Although, I suppose you're right because the anecdotal evidence would also be equally reliable, but it would be interesting if it was an honest and an objective interpretation of what happened in men's realities and experiences from women, that are just overlooked in the name of inequality.	/r/MensRights	28/11/25 05:48 PM
2	Police officers report false accusations as high as 90%. Is anyone listening? No. Its believe all women, not all police officers. Which is the BS part? The overwhelming narratives against men, that are blatantly false, or the opposite could actually be true, or refusing to allow women to continue to make all women's issues all men's fault or their issue when they shouldn't be?	/r/MensRights	28/11/25 05:45 PM
6	Police officers report false accusations as high as 90%. Is anyone listening? No. Its believe all women, not all police officers. Not really, that is just an interpretation of the findings, if we are to even give the benefit of the doubt, what you're espousing is the disregarding of due process. None of these are positive things be them false of real, but we can't make it worse while we're at it. It's not because police don't believe women, someone can easily assume that based on prosecution rates and success no doubt but that's not it, they have a standard and a threshold in which is needed to bring charges and it's not p…	/r/MensRights	27/11/25 05:23 PM
15	Police officers report false accusations as high as 90%. Is anyone listening? No. Its believe all women, not all police officers. Yep, 2%-10% is only proven while the remaining 80% of claims against men that don't go anywhere and cannot be substantiated are all supposed to be assumed factual and true based only on an allegation. There is no way, it's not a statistical reality. And everyone tends to overlook the civil and the workplace settings, where a much lower bar exists and events are even more frequent. Even if one disagrees with this piece of evidence there are several more that highlights false rates can be as high …	/r/MensRights	27/11/25 05:08 PM