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3	Mgtow and Patriarchy MGTOW sounds like a reactionary movement to feminism. I usually don’t like reactionist movements like MAGA, feminism etc, because they tend to be grounded in emotion. Is there a logical reason for marriage? Yes Are there illogical reason for marriage? Yes Most MGTOW videos I’ve seen are eager to highlight the risks of marriage without also presenting the benefits. Most of these risks can be avoided by not marrying the wrong person rather than avoiding marriage itself.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	19/09/25 03:07 AM
1	Who are some positive male role models for young men? So I’m a democrat and have left wing values. However if you see republicans as actively trying to destroy the nation, you have lost the plot. They are wanting the best for the nation, like us, they just have a different opinion about how to get there and what it looks like. Ifyou seriously think every republican is in favour of cutting off aid to the most vulnerable, you straight up don’t mix with enough republicans. Those policies that have been introduced have been fairly unpopular policies th…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	05/09/25 12:15 AM
4	Who are some positive male role models for young men? You know you can have role models that don’t share your exact political views, right? Being unapologetic is generally framed as a good thing.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	16/08/25 08:48 AM
7	Who are some positive male role models for young men? There are actually plenty of positive male role models. You just have to look: Henry Cavill. Dude what an absolutely based human being. Not only possibly the sexiest man on the planet, but also loves gaming to the point where he was casted as the lead for The Witcher 3. Has spoken out about excessive sexualisation in movies, has spoken out about the Me Too movement. Clint Eastwood. Probably too old for most young people to relate to but unapologetic and honest. Shane Gillis - say what you want a…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	15/08/25 10:31 AM
3	What Side of Male Focused Content is Actually Helping Men? (Left Wing Perspective) The thing I can’t work out about Asmongold is whether or not he is becoming more right wing or if he just enjoys the circus around maga and Trump.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	28/06/25 02:51 AM
2	What Side of Male Focused Content is Actually Helping Men? (Left Wing Perspective) The only two content creator/podcasters who are/have been dedicated to talking about men’s issues from a left wing perspective is Scott Galloway and Destiny. Love him or hate him, Destiny has been massive in debunking the red pill and is one of the few that will “go into the lions den” I.e. go on right wing podcasts. JRE used to be left wing until he stopped debunking the right wing nut jobs that he would have on his podcast - example is when he had Dave Smith go on his podcast and talk about th…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	28/06/25 02:50 AM
1	What Side of Male Focused Content is Actually Helping Men? (Left Wing Perspective) The only two content creator/podcasters who are/have been dedicated to talking about men’s issues from a left wing perspective is Scott Galloway and Destiny. Destiny in the sense that he has been massive in debunking the red pill and is one of the few that will “go into the lions den” I.e. go on right wing podcasts. JRE used to be left wing until he stopped debunking the right wing nut jobs that he would have on his podcast - example is when he had Dave Smith go on his podcast and talk about the…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	28/06/25 02:49 AM
2	A list of some things feminists seem to not understand due to having female privilege This is the problem i have with feminists. Instead of addressing the fallacy in their argument (that men are privileged when it comes to street violence), they find a way to pivot so that they can have the correct opinion. No one has ever denied men are by far the perpetrators of violence, but that’s not the issue being discussed. The discussion is about men being privileged because they are less likely to experience sexual assault regardless of the perp. Because if the issue is “society has a p…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	25/06/25 06:11 AM
96	A list of some things feminists seem to not understand due to having female privilege Every time I hear a woman saying "male privilege is being able to walk down the street at night without the fear of being SA'd, stalked, raped etc." I think to myself "sure a guy might have less chance of being SA'd, but they have just as much chance assaulted/robbed?". I don't walk down the streets of a random american city at night worry-free haha, I'm always checking my surroundings haha. Like at the end of the day, being jumped/mugged/stabbed might not be as traumatic as rape, but it's still…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	16/06/25 07:39 AM
-10	The video was going so well until it got to 11:44. Walk outside and touch grass fam. I feel like you're on the verge of writing a manifesto. I feel like you missed the point of the video and are micro analysing times he didn't add an autistic level of nuance to his points. What he's saying is that there are people within the feminist movement that spew toxic and hateful shit. That sucks and is not okay, nor should it be condoned. Many times they will be able to get away with it. But this shit isn't blowing up because it's the truth or that peopl…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	14/06/25 03:42 PM
2	Men don’t know how to talk about their feelings. Yeah the issue is different at the institutional level isn’t it. I asked my therapist about his views towards the APA and he essentially echoed the same view - that it’s become overtaken by political ideologues and that it’s outdated. It’s sad, but that’s the case. My guess as to why these institutions become left wing would be that psychology tends to attract left wing types. On the other hand - finance and business schools are dominated by right wing professors (in my experience). However, my …	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	10/06/25 09:27 AM
2	Men don’t know how to talk about their feelings. To be honest, it doesn't resonate with me as much as other issues. I've been fortunate enough to grow up around incredibly empathetic and loving men around whom I could share my emotions. It can be incredibly cathartic to talk about your emotions and allows emotional decompression. Emotions that go unchecked often lead to violent outbursts. This being said, I don't think men talking about their emotions is the holy grail that will save men and I don't think the struggle that men are facing at th…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	08/06/25 10:08 AM
9	Men don’t know how to talk about their feelings. I want to push back on this idea that society doesn't want to hear men's feelings specifically (as it's a talking point in the manosphere that insinuates that people want to here women's opinions). Most people don't care about other people's problems. This isn't a gendered phenomenon, people just have their own problems to worry about before they can be bothered caring about other's problems. The reason why women's problems get so much airtime is because there's a TMD of women that love to bitch…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	08/06/25 09:56 AM
22	Why Gay men and Trans women get all the hate? I think the majority of the "hate" is not actually hate, but actually a fear of a "loop hole" opening up in the previously-held societal structures and that being exploited in the process of gay people renegotiating the permissions they are afforded in society on both a legal and cultural level. This does unfortunately happen - there are studies claiming that gay men and gay women experience much higher levels of sexual assault than their heterosexual counterparts, yet whenever there is a campai…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	05/06/25 08:28 AM
5	The cognitive dissonance with men not caring about other men vs men having a strong brotherhood. Incel is a term that is loosely thrown around to discredit people. Sometimes wrongly (to criticise feminism), sometimes rightly (when someone starts espousing red pill - red pill is "pre-incel" inceldom in my eyes). I just find it funny that the term is used as an insult, despite feminists fighting tooth and nail to argue that "body count" doesn't matter. It's one or the other, you don't get to have your cake and eat it too.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	01/06/25 10:58 AM
8	The cognitive dissonance with men not caring about other men vs men having a strong brotherhood. The problem for many radical feminists is that coming up with a clear, coherent and non-contradictory world view takes a lot of effort (education and the discipline of intellectual honest), introspection and humility. Like any radical ideology, they aren't interested in the "truth". They have feelings of anger and sadness about the unfairness of the world that every well-adjusted human will need to learn to deal with as they mature. However, radical feminism gives them an easy out (similar to wh…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	01/06/25 10:52 AM
7	Why are you opposed to feminism? Totally agree with the first part - something I could never understand is how you can go "the median wage between men and women is significantly different, therefore there must be some widespread discrimination going on". The data point warrants further investigation, but you can't draw that conclusion from one piece of data. Should there be an investigation into widespread systemic discrimination against women r.e. pay? Absolutely. But can you draw any conclusions from one piece of data? Defini…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	23/05/25 01:26 PM
1	The way feminists deriveconclusions is weird as heck. The most interesting thing I find about rad fems is that people who are really radical are usually either mentally unwell (hence the extreme views on life) or not very smart. Many of them just have extreme negative worldviews and hence interpret everything in the most hostile way possible. This is actually common with people who suffer from depression etc. (I used to do it a lot and had to train myself out of it with therapy). What's funny though is that they do the exact thing that "red pillers…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	23/05/25 12:49 PM
3	Do other male leftists find the whole "life" experience alienating and isolating af ?? (living in a pretty progressist area, personally socialized into woke circles but almost asocial now) I don't find it isolating because I don't involve politics in conversations unless I know the person really well and I don't judge people for their political opinions. If you make politics your whole identity (and other political opinions as unacceptable), then you're not only going to isolate yourself from everyone that doesn't have that opinion, but you're also going to attract some pretty unhinged people into your life (as you probably are yourself if it's your whole identity). Remember: they…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	23/05/25 12:36 PM
10	Is Slut shaming purely hatred for Male sexuality? The only time where I've heard anyone call a specific sexually promiscuous women a "sl*t" has been in hyper-macho circles (i.e. they are fuckwits anyway). Most guys I know don't really care if a girl's down for it (they don't really respect or disrespect it) but I so frequently see the shame come from other women (particularly of more conservative ethnicities). I've always thought the issue was hugely overblown by feminists, like those hyper-macho circles are a VERY small portion of society.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	23/05/25 12:32 PM
2	This sub has made me less misandrist towards straight men So I was red pilled a while back. I went to therapy which basically helped me to see the world in a more balanced light (i.e. not all women are gold diggers, chasing chads etc.). Following that movement for me was really a reaction against a lot of anti-male messaging that was prevalent when I was at Uni. The idea was "don't offend anyone, don't make anyone feel uncomfortable", which I thoroughly disagreed with as I wanted to seek out relationships with women (and wanted to learn how to do so in…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	21/05/25 12:21 PM
1	The problematic 'Gen-Z men are turning conservative' narrative The moment where I saw a good number of my friends turn right wing was during Melbourne's (Australia) COVID lockdowns. They were the strictest lockdowns in the world, we had fucking curfews at 8pm like we were in Cold War Russia. Melbourne's a very left wing city (the left wing party has been in power for a quarter of a fucking century) and so being Uni students it was hard not to be somewhat leftwing. But it was such an unnecessary overstep of a left wing Government that we all essentially real…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	21/05/25 12:11 PM