thatboyyouknewiwere Archive

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1	Being homophobic is anti-men the thing is why do you call it propaganda? is the unneccesary romantic subplot in every goddamn movie heterosexaul propaganda? what about Disney movies with the happily ever after prince+princess thing? that Straight propaganda? think about it and maybe youll realise why people have a problem with what your saying	/r/MensRights	24/03/21 07:36 AM
1	Men should count themselves lucky to be groped by Women: "C'mon … any straight guy wouldn't be making a face like that if 'attacked' by a hot girl." yeah which is an idea unfortunateky mostly spread and believed by men	/r/MensRights	18/03/21 04:09 AM
1	Men should count themselves lucky to be groped by Women: "C'mon … any straight guy wouldn't be making a face like that if 'attacked' by a hot girl." becuase you have half of men saying hes lucky abd half being understanding and it becomes a confusing clusterfuck when men start making up myths and lying to their partners about their sexuality being uncontrollable (think blue balls and mind of its own/rape excusal etc) imagine being a woman and navigating that trying to figure out what men are and arent when men are disagreeing with one another on the issue	/r/MensRights	18/03/21 04:08 AM
1	UK: 'I'm not a bigot, I just believe children need a father figure': Sperm donor wins legal battle after clinic used his sperm to father NINE children with gay parents and single mothers against his wishes no, all evidence suggests that gay parents who adopt actually have better outcomes on average because its almost always an intentional decision and they’re more concerned with being accepting of their child than straight people generally are. not saying striaght people are inherently bad parents just more likely to repeat what their parents did or have/be pressured into have kids they dont want	/r/MensRights	18/03/21 03:33 AM
0	How the language we use can push implicit assumptions that men are bad by default. And how that pushes young men to right wing radicalization. some of yall dont understand that fear based on real threat isnt the same as underlying bias based on prejudice. Most men arent assaulters but almost all women have been assaulted by men. think of it like not all white people hate black people. but because of the history of what white people have done to black people and are still doing to this day black people would be being reasonable if they are wary entering an all white gentrified neighbourhood. or think of it like a Queer person in Texas e…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	17/03/21 05:32 PM
-6	So after how many years of saying there no differences between men and women, we've finally reached this point i dont know any feminist who isnt a right winger in a trenchcoat who would be against that idea. Queer feminism > Generic feminism because it includes everyone including men because we’re all fucked by gender norms and patriarchical society	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	17/03/21 05:24 PM
0	What is the perception of men's advocacy amongst queer (LGBT+) people? last thing im gonna say which you seemed to not have grasped. which is my entire point i am not reducing mens issues down to this as the only factor. im simply stating the reasons why it makes sense for a mens issues activist to be a feminist. or at least support feminism (supporting feminism makes you a feminist) and why it does not make much sense for anyone concerned with mens issues to avoid feminism mens issues and feminist issues are intertwined and mens issues cannot be solved without pro…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	16/03/21 02:30 AM
1	What is the perception of men's advocacy amongst queer (LGBT+) people? I am not saying addressing patriarchy will automatically solve all gender issues for men but that the establishment of a patriarchy that punishes women for femininity also punishes men for femininity and expects adherences to the roles it created for men, viewing men who dont fit these roles with suspicion (Queer men or men who step outside gender norms by expressing differently or displaying “weakness” etc) or prejudging people based on presumed adherence to these roles (custody battles) it wil…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	15/03/21 10:45 PM
1	What is the perception of men's advocacy amongst queer (LGBT+) people? i agree with some of what you said but 1) it was absolutely created for the benefit of certain men 2) Gender issues intersect with class and race issues so if were being specific these issue are primarily a product of Straight, white, upper class, rich, cis men specifically exerting power over women other men who dont fit that mould and creating boundaries and myths that affect are perpetuated by other men and women all things that are seen as negative for a man ti do, be or experience are so be…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	15/03/21 11:06 AM
1	What is the perception of men's advocacy amongst queer (LGBT+) people? mens issues are a result of an idea of what men are and what women are that flows entirely from patriarchy and the interactions that have been normalised as a result. ignoring male rape and sexual assault or assuming men enjoy all sexual advances comes from a hypersexualisation and excusal of problem behaviour in a portion of the population under a system that said it was just normal and natural for men to be hyper sexual like that or that men need sex and are inherently hypersexual (blue balls …	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	15/03/21 10:20 AM
1	What is the perception of men's advocacy amongst queer (LGBT+) people? i mean mens advocacy issues are all feminist issues that are addressed by leftist feminism. these issue also arise from patriarchy also a man btw	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	15/03/21 09:10 AM