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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
10	Question on feminist perspective on objectification and harassment	Feminism	stestuff	/r/MensRights	07/04/20 04:14 AM

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5	Question on feminist perspective on objectification and harassment That's terrible that men feel that way. Feminist bigots. Even though I live in Manchester, England which is very feminazi PC I have not had too much trouble personally from the local populace growing up, but have the bombardment of feminist narrative through the media, which can disturb me sometimes. But then again I don't meet often with many women these days and some of the issues are minimised for me because I grew up a closeted gay incel. Girl peers growing up in high school just tended to i…	/r/MensRights	07/04/20 06:17 AM
2	Question on feminist perspective on objectification and harassment Ha ha 😂 maybe you're right what else can any sort of activists do and it is universally reviled by polite society. Although maybe it makes sense for women to be on guard movement-wise for that sort of thing, but of course there is the inevitable baggage of everything else that comes with women's activism for a society where there is no discrimination on them. I don't think anyone needs to suffer a hernia emoting on my account I'm just being curious 😜	/r/MensRights	07/04/20 05:52 AM
4	Question on feminist perspective on objectification and harassment Wow, I had no idea, thanks for informing me. That's why I posted this question, to learn new things like this. I was not brought up around many female peers and authority figures growing up so I'm not that clued up in female psyche, just the presented statistics. Seems media and feminism have managed to obscure my perceptions still. Not sure I should be surprised.	/r/MensRights	07/04/20 05:33 AM
3	Question on feminist perspective on objectification and harassment I don't have a problem with the objectification of either sex as you put it, as its human nature, I just mean acting inappropriately such as physical harassment or manipulation, or perceiving them as less than their human rights. And I mean that for both sexes, although please tell me if I'm wrong, aren't men statistically more likely to sexually assault a woman than the other way around? And I get it that it's a shitty blow that women further prove how shallow they can be. I don't get the injur…	/r/MensRights	07/04/20 05:28 AM
2	Question on feminist perspective on objectification and harassment Yes, and also maybe. I also mean where an attractive woman is harassed to worse in the workplace or in social scenes like pubs and clubs. I know that no man with fully functioning decency or common sense would do these things. But yes, ignorance of 'ugly' women is also what I mean. But I have a hunch that 'ugly' men get that too.	/r/MensRights	07/04/20 05:18 AM
4	Question on feminist perspective on objectification and harassment I do agree with you the feminist implication. What I mean, more specifically, is reducing the perception of a woman to their bodies in terms of inappropriate interaction, I don't mean that in a male shaming way, have the hots for whoever you like.	/r/MensRights	07/04/20 05:08 AM
2	Question on feminist perspective on objectification and harassment Sorry I'm being too obtuse, I am trying not to be too wordy or specific and I went the other way, and using ill-fitting words! Perhaps a much better phrase than appearance would be 'sexual desirability'.	/r/MensRights	07/04/20 05:05 AM
4	Question on feminist perspective on objectification and harassment The reason I am not addressing the mens issue in this post is because that is not the point of my question, its about the anti-feminist stance (which I agree with, and just wanted more answers). The reason I am not questioning the men's issues is because I agree wholeheartedly.	/r/MensRights	07/04/20 04:57 AM
7	Question on feminist perspective on objectification and harassment I'm just playing devil's advocate. I'm not even personally invested in this issue. I do very much appreciate the MRA stuff and have looking at material today and fully believe it as well as the anti-feminist rhetoric. I'm just the kind of person that pokes topics with a stick (no pun intended) to figure out the whole picture. I suppose it does look like I'm underrating men's issues and simping for feminism with this post. Didn't mean to make it look that way, I apologise for that. Not much chanc…	/r/MensRights	07/04/20 04:53 AM
2	Question on feminist perspective on objectification and harassment I mean aren't women more likely to be sexually abused? I really can't get my point across very well today sorry 😥	/r/MensRights	07/04/20 04:43 AM
1	Question on feminist perspective on objectification and harassment I put 'cultural values' instead of society as a whole, that was my mistake.	/r/MensRights	07/04/20 04:40 AM
1	Question on feminist perspective on objectification and harassment I mean that women (seemingly proportionally more than men) often are more cautious of inappropriate objectification in terms of sexual harassment and manipulation; I don't mean just simple she's hot. So wouldn't it make sense that people should stand up for those issues?	/r/MensRights	07/04/20 04:39 AM