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| 8 | Since a large enough group of angry women is ruining every aspect of male culture, I wonder what its endgame will be?Perhaps optimistic, but I think this turmoil will just strengthen the bond between men that the feminists are trying to destroy. Mens spaces, lives and even hobbies are being closed down and attacked, and as it continues it will just further bring men together to fight against the craziness. The general disgust some women seem to have for men may also come to aid us, at least job wise. I predict the 'female diversity hire' trend will eventually fall flat on its face - especially in male dominate… | /r/MensRights | 12/09/21 05:41 PM |
| 20 | Do Schools Discriminate Against Boys? (spoiler alert, yes)The discrimination boys face is not just in treatment, but opportunity. During my years at school there were multiple female-focused school trips without an equivalent for the boys, or even just any trips for both sexes to even it out in the slightest. It was disheartening for us to see our female classmates out for the day, getting encouraged to apply for prestigious univesities while we got nothing. Might I add we all performed at similar levels, and in fact boys made up most of the highest ac… | /r/MensRights | 30/08/21 07:53 PM |
| 1 | Domestic Abuse Act statutory guidanceThe UK are further behind in equality than progressives might have you think. There are many instances like this, double standards against men. A woman still cannot rape a man under the UK definition. Even if the equivalent sentencing were to be applied in court (which we know isn't the case, men are given more time on average), it certainly doesn't help towards the stigma of men coming forward with their experiences. Imagine finally speaking out about this hugely traumatic event,only to be told… | /r/MensRights | 10/08/21 01:24 PM |
| 0 | Have you experienced Sexism?Quite a few times while I was at school. There was a school trip specifically for inspiring the girls to go into STEM - but no opportunities for just the boys like that. We asked why and allegedly it was due to budget. Even then, we knew it was unfair and that if that were true, surely a mixed-sex opportunity would have been fairer. A teacher also held all the boys back when something was stolen - but in fact it was a girl that had done it in the first place! I spoke up and was shouted at to be … | /r/MensRights | 08/08/21 01:39 AM |
| 9 | Opinion | I tried the male contraceptive pill years ago - sexism has delayed it from becoming the normThat is very true, financial abortions for fathers cannot come soon enough. | /r/MensRights | 04/08/21 10:04 PM |
| 32 | Opinion | I tried the male contraceptive pill years ago - sexism has delayed it from becoming the norm'Can men be trusted?' is a bit of an ironic statement. There are plenty of women who have lied about being on the pill, poked holes in condoms ect in an attempt to get pregnant without the guy knowing. Those juicy child support cheques a woman can squeeze out of an unsuspecting man are more of an incentive to lie than a man could ever have. | /r/MensRights | 04/08/21 09:47 PM |
| 112 | Why aren’t Men’s issues taken seriously ?Men have been expected / required to be stoic, at least unless they are sharing problems with other men, for centuries. Now that men are finally opening up, it is seen by many as an inconvenience and a nuissence, rather than a built-up cry for help and reform. Feminists might like the idea of men being open, but they don't like the reality of our issues - or that they themselves are often a root cause. This is why many claim they want a boyfriend who is in touch with his feelings, but dump him w… | /r/MensRights | 04/08/21 09:36 PM |
| 1 | Mid-week check-inStruggling to find a job at the moment really, hoping to get an apprenticeship and go into a trade. Despite my decent grades facilitating a potential office job future, I just can't see myself enjoying it and being fulfilled. Also need to learn to drive still (working on it), and have been lent a bike to hopefully finally get to learn how to ride! Has been embarrasing to have missed out on that skill in my youth, but better late than never. | /r/MenSupportMen | 04/08/21 09:16 PM |
| 132 | Time to move forward and start recruiting more gay men.Gay guy here. It's an ongoing phenomenon within the lgbt community that men (particularly white men, but that's besides the point) are being the subject of ridicule, butt of jokes and told they are the 'weak link'. From this you can expect more guys to wake up, in a sense, and reject the feminist misandric ideas they have been taught are correct. Often in the media feminism and gay rights are considered to go hand in hand, and as such when men come to terms with their sexuality, they feel the ne… | /r/MensRights | 04/08/21 09:09 PM |
| 2 | Is calling men mysogynists the new buzz word ?It is one of feminists favourite words, since they can use it on gay and bisexual men as well. Those that they see as the 'weak link' in the communities they deem to be their social playgrounds | /r/MensRights | 04/08/21 06:20 PM |
| 7 | They're learning young these days...The media teaches kids from a young age that men / fathers are useless and oblivious. TV adverts, childrens shows and books are full of the dumb dad trope - what do we expect will happen until this is addressed? | /r/MensRights | 04/08/21 06:17 PM |
| 1 | Why do all articles on what it means to be a ‘Real Man’ involve being a patron for a woman.I often hear feminists parroting that 'their whole worth is based upon getting a man', but in fact it is often the complete opposite. No longer is a 'real man' characterised by morals, but simply what he can bring to the table for others, deemed by society as more valuable (women and children) | /r/MensRights | 02/08/21 02:44 PM |
| 44 | Don’t let women shame you for not trusting them.I'm sick of the propaganda that men are born with original sin and should never be trusted. But if we are going to keep hearing it repeated again and again, the feminists shouldn't be surprised when we start making sweeping judgements about them. | /r/MensRights | 02/08/21 02:35 PM |
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