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-8	I dont care if women dont "feel" safe. Is it maybe because men are taught that it’s more okay for them to take chances? Women are taking more chances, they are excellent hunters/gatherers so to speak, and they excel in many of the more “male” skills. Males can cook, clean, take care of children, keep a house clean, etc. and women can run corporations, lead countries, joint the military, and more. Males are naturally stronger sometimes (there are obviously outliers), but that doesn’t mean that everything needs to be separated by one’s…	/r/MensRights	23/12/25 08:10 AM
0	I dont care if women dont "feel" safe. You do not need to say something outright for others to be able to read between the lines. I also simply asked if that was what you were trying to say, and based on your projection and defensiveness, I would say I’m right… The need to keep is referring to keeping up with evolution and the societal changes that are taking place. Yes, males tend to be leaders which makes me question why this group exists. Males still lead the world, and while women are catching up, they still lack equality and the…	/r/MensRights	23/12/25 08:04 AM
9	Females be justifying misandry by saying misandry hurts male ego while misogyny kills women. You’re right, people are really weird about males being friends with other males! Hugging, crying, any display of emotion or affection is immediately called a “bromance” and made out to be a gay relationship. There is absolutely nothing wrong with being gay, but we also ostracize people when we call every action of theirs gay. Males should love males and they should have close male friends. This can happen without segregation though. Coexisting isn’t that hard when we actually take the time to s…	/r/MensRights	23/12/25 06:01 AM
1	I dont care if women dont "feel" safe. I find it interesting that you say men are born knowing whereas women are what, dumb? The amount of times I have been nearly hit on my bike by a man far exceeds that of women nearly hitting me. And yes, I am very much in the right of way and a safe biker. Many of you guys take on this all or nothing mindset where most women are this while most men are something else. Men stop right in front of me without paying attention, men bump into me because they’re not paying attention, and so on and so fo…	/r/MensRights	23/12/25 05:54 AM
-9	I dont care if women dont "feel" safe. How so? Instead of simply saying it went over my head, why don’t you explain. I see the same amount of women on their phone as I see men. This isn’t a one size fits all issue, nor is it something can just be fixed or not looking at one’s phone. Feel free to comment with something useful and interesting.	/r/MensRights	23/12/25 05:50 AM
3	Females be justifying misandry by saying misandry hurts male ego while misogyny kills women. At what point is it okay to act aggressively when provoked? If someone calls you a dick, says you have a small penis, calls you short, calls you stupid, wears clothes that are a bit revealing, etc.? Why not have people stop provoking others but also have people learn how to control their anger. Segregation is not that answer. Women shouldn’t have to be separated from everything else to be safe. Also, you’re saying not all men are dangerous, but also don’t provoke men in general… that could insin…	/r/MensRights	23/12/25 03:11 AM
-6	Females be justifying misandry by saying misandry hurts male ego while misogyny kills women. Maybe calling women skanks and hoes is misogyny? If you’re using terms to degrade women or any group because you’re mad at them, it shows not only how little you think of them from the get go, but also your inability to communicate your frustrations maturely. Misandry was born because of misogyny. If you just keep perpetuating the cycle, it only grows and becomes worse. Move on and get over it OR have a calm conversation and talk about where you’re coming from and maybe you can learn (as can the…	/r/MensRights	23/12/25 03:07 AM
-5	I dont care if women dont "feel" safe. Very few people who come forward falsely accuse others. That is definitely a shitty thing to do if it was in fact false, but you have distorted the whole issue. One bad accusation doesn’t mean every woman is out to get you.	/r/MensRights	23/12/25 03:02 AM
-6	I dont care if women dont "feel" safe. I hope you hold those same beliefs if something happens to your daughters and there are only men around. It goes both ways, men may not want to help your daughters, and then what? You’re not there to protect them…	/r/MensRights	23/12/25 03:01 AM
8	I dont care if women dont "feel" safe. I don’t agree with the original post, but I think you worded this argument a lot better. Women just like men can be an issue, that’s true for anyone or anything. Understanding that we all need to give some space and respect is necessary to not further the divide.	/r/MensRights	23/12/25 02:59 AM
-18	I dont care if women dont "feel" safe. Most women are taught to have mace, hold their keys between their fingers in case the need to stab someone, never park by a van, always park under a light, check your backseat, check the trunk, etc. Women should be able to scroll on their phones and be safe. Women should be able to scroll on their phones and not have their fears invalidated. You don’t know what they’re looking at, so maybe take a moment and step back to reconsider where you’re coming from.	/r/MensRights	23/12/25 02:56 AM
-4	I dont care if women dont "feel" safe. Why should women have to change their behaviors and sequester themselves inside to “feel safe” or prove your point? Secondly, you guys tend to make yourselves the victim instead of actively listening and working with the group at risk. And yes, anyone can feel unsafe, but that doesn’t negate the fact that women are at risk. I don’t know what data you’re looking at, but I am guessing it is skewed more towards your beliefs (echo chamber if you will). Men are attacked, and they are attack more ofte…	/r/MensRights	23/12/25 02:54 AM