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3	Can I support men right and feminism? You have problems with your sexuality that make it so you're offended by men being turned on by women, most women don't have that problem. Humans see the opposite sex (or whichever sex they're attracted to) as people and sexual objects in varying degrees that changes constantly -- BOTH SEXES DO IT. Look at women reacting to Jason Momoa on talk shows or go back in time and see the crowds at Magic Mike. Most women don't have these sexual issues, and so can have a healthy sexual relationship with a…	/r/MensRights	05/04/20 01:29 AM
7	Can I support men right and feminism? Let's not forget that a significant portion of feminism is a hate group akin to the KKK that is openly hostile to men and sometimes even wishes us to die unironically, with some well-respected feminists calling for men to be made something around 10% of the population	/r/MensRights	05/04/20 01:14 AM
4	The feminist year 2019 in Germany This is fucking terrifying, hopefully other countries that haven't gotten it as bad yet take this as a serious warning for what's to come if feminism continues to progress like this.	/r/MensRights	05/04/20 01:10 AM
3	Is it double standard? How can some criminals get a free pass? The Mafia has been idealized due to cinema and whatnot, but if you think about it, most of its victims are men, so since women have relatively nothing to worry about and some make crazy benefits without putting in much of any risk, they'll tend to enjoy it. Men are used to being presented as expendable, so when we see all the violence against us in the media and whatnot, it's difficult to articulate that while this is entertaining, what it presents is a massive tragedy that mainly men have been …	/r/MensRights	04/04/20 08:51 PM
24	What if NYT published an article calling women the ‘weaker sex’ by someone writing a book on the ‘genetic superiority of men’? Imagine simping so hard you write a Nazi-esque eugenics book for women	/r/MensRights	04/04/20 08:39 PM
1	Evidence Casts Doubt on Tara Reade’s Sexual Assault Allegations of Joe Biden People shouldn't use this to push for another Russia-gate, jfc that stuff was so absurd and annoying the first time around	/r/MensRights	03/04/20 08:11 PM
7	There are good feminists in the world. Can't wait for history books to put the huge mass of lies that #metoo created and the lives they ruined into them as a wonderful acts of virtuous feminists who brought down loads of evil men	/r/MensRights	03/04/20 04:01 PM
5	There are good feminists in the world. Her heart is definitely in the right place and I appreciate her putting this out there. Apparently she's mostly bothered when men aren't accepted to act like women though lmao. Hopefully she learns more about men's issues. I think masculinity is good and should be promoted in men, since it's a worthwhile struggle to become truly masculine and sometimes people need a bit of a push, although I understand some here disagree with that approach.	/r/MensRights	03/04/20 03:59 PM
2	I often find that people, both men and women, want to be considered victims, and this is where a lot of the controversy between feminism and men’s rights comes from. Check out The Myth of Male Power by Warren Farrell. Lower class men have been treated as garbage non-humans to one degree or another throughout most history, and women have always been able to leverage humanity's instinct to protect women to be treated better, which men don't have access to. Who is forced to go to war or forced to work so hard they die in fields historically? Who is seen as expendable? It's men without power, not women, that had these things happen.	/r/MensRights	02/04/20 08:31 PM
1	I often find that people, both men and women, want to be considered victims, and this is where a lot of the controversy between feminism and men’s rights comes from. Lower class men HAVE been treated worse then women, and lower class women tended to be lifted above them. Feminism has rewritten history in a way that erases lower class men's worse oppression so they can push this bs victim narrative.	/r/MensRights	02/04/20 08:29 PM
2	I often find that people, both men and women, want to be considered victims, and this is where a lot of the controversy between feminism and men’s rights comes from. How can you believe in some principles of Marxism and think it's chill to ignore that most men have been treated atrociously throughout history? Just because Engels wrote some simp stuff late in life about women being the proletariat of the household doesn't erase that Marx mostly wrote about men's oppression. Currently Marxism in the West is really just a joke, if you look at China they went through the whole holding up women at the expense of men phase in the cultural revolution and it didn't …	/r/MensRights	02/04/20 08:26 PM
1	I often find that people, both men and women, want to be considered victims, and this is where a lot of the controversy between feminism and men’s rights comes from. Look at the average household and how power relations work there and tell me women don't in a sense "rule over men" - women have had strong leverage over men within households in all but the most patriarchal societies	/r/MensRights	02/04/20 08:19 PM
1	I often find that people, both men and women, want to be considered victims, and this is where a lot of the controversy between feminism and men’s rights comes from. A FEW men in power, the majority of men have typically had it worse than women throughout history	/r/MensRights	02/04/20 08:18 PM
2	I often find that people, both men and women, want to be considered victims, and this is where a lot of the controversy between feminism and men’s rights comes from. The thing about abortion legislation is that it's still mostly women who are most intense on the issue and the men passing legislation are getting the most support for that from women. It's just a case of plausible deniability and misplacing blame. So it actually isn't fair for a feminist to point out that men are passing legislation while ignoring the rest of the context to vilify men.	/r/MensRights	02/04/20 08:16 PM
9	This was the comment section under a video about how more men are killed by the Coronavirus than women. Let men say #killallwomen or “thank god” and watch shit hit the fan. This shit is on WaPo's comments section but it's only a minority of feminists that hate men and it isn't a problem that there's an ever-growing group of women who think men dying is good lmao... feminism really is a hate movement more and more by the day	/r/MensRights	01/04/20 09:41 PM
2	Why are Feminists so rude to Men, but MRAS nice to women? Because feminism's thought leaders often have personality disorders and hate men to maintain their mental balance instead of finding something productive to do to improve their mental well being, and people who fall into those lines of thought end up adopting extreme views with no basis in reality, which then serves to justify atrocious behavior up to and including elimination of men or close to it. That's been seriously suggested by well-known, respected feminists. It's basically similar to any…	/r/MensRights	31/03/20 07:03 PM
8	What do you think of male feminists? Aside from what others have said male feminists often suffer from oedipal anxieties and use feminism to attack men and masculinity to deal with that. They already resent the father role, so they attack it using whatever ideology is available, and in these days feminism is a probably the most available. But yeah, a lot of it is just simps putting women on a pedestal or guys who feel like they should be feminist because of the culture and haven't thought about it much.	/r/MensRights	27/03/20 12:51 PM
1	Will artificial wombs help this movement? I hope things become more open from it as well, we'll see how it unfolds I guess, and hopefully men are able to fight back against unfair attacks on us so that we can get some reproductive rights from this tech	/r/MensRights	19/03/20 02:14 PM
1	Woody Allen, Dylan And Ronan Farrow, And The Meaninglessness Of #MeToo: "Much of the discourse around #MeToo allegations—even if they're untrue, or questionable—tends to swivel around one fundamental question: Should abuse accusations end men's careers?" It's a big stretch actually, considering, again, what they actually say. He didn't raise Soon-Yi in any meaningful way, which is obvious if you actually read... what they say. Assuming Soon-Yi has no agency in this is just not supportable.	/r/MensRights	19/03/20 02:02 PM
1	Will artificial wombs help this movement? Like men are virtually unable to adopt children, we'll also be virtually locked out of using artificial wombs without a woman involved, and it'll simply be used to make women more entitled by giving them the ability to have children without any physical costs while likely, until the tech is perfected, giving their children a worse start in life by not transferring immunity and such things that for the foreseeable future will only occur in natural pregnancy and birth. The children will also have …	/r/MensRights	19/03/20 01:59 PM
2	Woody Allen, Dylan And Ronan Farrow, And The Meaninglessness Of #MeToo: "Much of the discourse around #MeToo allegations—even if they're untrue, or questionable—tends to swivel around one fundamental question: Should abuse accusations end men's careers?" You can't simply infer he groomed her from that... I mean, that should be obvious from a simple logical standpoint. Did you bother reading what they said in the interview? Did you read Moses Farrow's blog post on Dylan's accusations and everything?	/r/MensRights	05/03/20 09:15 PM
158	Feminist argues that men should be monitored after breakups to ensure he isn’t “dangerous” Then in return I'll argue that women should be monitored after breakups to ensure they don't make shit up	/r/MensRights	05/03/20 04:34 PM
2	Woody Allen, Dylan And Ronan Farrow, And The Meaninglessness Of #MeToo: "Much of the discourse around #MeToo allegations—even if they're untrue, or questionable—tends to swivel around one fundamental question: Should abuse accusations end men's careers?" Do you actually have evidence of that? As far as I'm aware none exists. It seems very implausible from the words of Soon-Yi and Moses Farrow.	/r/MensRights	05/03/20 04:26 PM
1	Woody Allen, Dylan And Ronan Farrow, And The Meaninglessness Of #MeToo: "Much of the discourse around #MeToo allegations—even if they're untrue, or questionable—tends to swivel around one fundamental question: Should abuse accusations end men's careers?" Do you even know the story? Ignore the editorializing in this piece, but let them at least speak for themselves: https://www.vulture.com/2018/09/soon-yi-previn-speaks.html	/r/MensRights	05/03/20 03:21 AM
9	Victim culture hits the courts: Woman gets paid for career she MIGHT have had but gave up for marriage and kids Then she needs to pay him back for the money of his she spent on herself during that time.	/r/MensRights	01/03/20 03:19 PM
1	Psychologist Warns Men NOT To Date Feminists, Feminist Dating Ideals Are A LOST Cause Feminism at every level will involve Othering men, which inevitably leads to hate in times of stress because it primes the person to project their negative feelings onto the other group. Every ideology that survives on Othering is prone to hate, and so should be seen in that light imo. Similar to what you did here by Othering wealthy women to make them the easy-to-project-onto group to take away the responsibility of lower groups of feminists that do happen to push the same ideas, even if they d…	/r/MensRights	01/03/20 03:08 PM
1	Psychologist Warns Men NOT To Date Feminists, Feminist Dating Ideals Are A LOST Cause In the beginning feminism was still about preserving women's privileges, putting down men, and demanding new rights without taking on the risks and responsibilities that men took on that originally justified those rights. The hypocrisy was there from the beginning. I think a well-meaning "feminist" who isn't absorbed in the ideology can be okay to date, like the guy in the video says, but the ideology itself has always been problematic.	/r/MensRights	01/03/20 02:54 PM
12	Guy's kid gets aborted, the lack of empathy is deafening. Nah, the guy gave him a short feminist lecture along with the advice, it's completely unempathic as a response given the only reason the guy would ask that is because he doesn't feel great about it. Literally pokes his head in and talks down to the guy and gets a ton of positive engagement.	/r/MensRights	28/02/20 05:21 PM
52	Guy's kid gets aborted, the lack of empathy is deafening. It's really disgusting how it gets framed as a "fetus occupying" as if it's the mother against this occupying force or something, I'm not against abortion but the misanthropy of the pro-abortion set is really gross. At least admit it's a tragedy that you're cutting short this life, and yes it's a matter of basic respect that you talk to the father about it. That's simple human decency. I do think the woman gets the last say, but to not even discuss it is horrible.	/r/MensRights	28/02/20 05:17 PM
7	CDC Released a guide to facial hair while wearing a protective mask I appreciate that they put this out and seem to have had fun with it, but if anyone thinks I'm going to shave off my magnificent beard they should know I will very willingly play these odds	/r/MensRights	27/02/20 06:04 AM
1	If the pay gap is largely accounted for by women's tendency to choose careers that pay less and take time off work due to pregnancy, and women are the only member in a heterosexual couple that is allowed to determine if a pregnancy goes to term...then why is the pay gap considered the doing of men? Women being paid less actually were hired more in many industries (the safer ones, basically) because the labor was cheaper. It was a huge strategy for lowering wages. Same with child labor.	/r/MensRights	27/02/20 05:49 AM
1	If the pay gap is largely accounted for by women's tendency to choose careers that pay less and take time off work due to pregnancy, and women are the only member in a heterosexual couple that is allowed to determine if a pregnancy goes to term...then why is the pay gap considered the doing of men? This... happens all the time though where they can get away with it, several industries rely on illegal workers for cheap labor and wouldn't be profitable with legal workers.	/r/MensRights	27/02/20 05:32 AM
2	If the pay gap is largely accounted for by women's tendency to choose careers that pay less and take time off work due to pregnancy, and women are the only member in a heterosexual couple that is allowed to determine if a pregnancy goes to term...then why is the pay gap considered the doing of men? Part of it is because demonizing illegal laborers makes it easier to pay them even less	/r/MensRights	27/02/20 05:31 AM
4	MRA or misogyny? I said this one: ...the feminist desire for freedom from gender comes principally from women's tendencies toward hysteria. Hysterical women become deeply questioning about gender because of discomforts around their genitalia and how that relates to things like penis envy ... so you get these weird feminist ideas that make zero sense. I don't believe you responded to it, but if you want more information on why I think it's the case check out the book Hysteria by Christopher Bollas and think about…	/r/MensRights	27/02/20 02:37 AM
2	Weinstein case could influence other sex crime prosecutions The precedent that a woman can not, at the time, give any evidence that there was a sexual assault but a good amount of evidence to the contrary and then a decade later get you thrown in jail for sexual assault doesn't strike you as problematic? Plus the prosecution's strategy wasn't even to present evidence for the charges themselves, but to put up the he-said-she-said of the two women along with a shaming and character assassination of the other person. They literally showed a photo of Weinste…	/r/MensRights	27/02/20 01:34 AM
1	MRAs need to help fight male violence not condone or minimize. This is why: The clear huge advantage to lying needs to be attended to before you can come to any scientific conclusions was my main point there, you can't come to accurate conclusions without a methodology that's capable of discerning the truth of the situation. It's like if you could get away with stealing from a store by calling the manager a jerk, every thief would call the manager of the stores they steal from jerks, so someone without attending to the likelihood of a lie being made to dodge consequence…	/r/MensRights	27/02/20 01:09 AM
3	MRAs need to help fight male violence not condone or minimize. This is why: Why would a woman not say it was in response to abuse when it's basically a get out of jail free card for a murder? Why would she claim her own abusiveness isn't in response to abuse when she gets immediate outpourings of support and no longer has to face legal consequences? People misrepresent the DV stats and whatnot all the time to make it look like women are victims in basically all cases. I have full sympathy for anyone who is a victim of DV, but to present this like you have some kind of o…	/r/MensRights	26/02/20 08:26 PM
7	From Malcolm Gladwell's latest book: male POWs talk if the enemy threatens to harm female POWs - not the other way around, though. Gynocentrism is the term people usually go for	/r/MensRights	26/02/20 03:41 PM
1	Wife Buries High Heel On Husband’s Head While He Was Asleep - Domestic violence against men is rising A minority of them, yeah	/r/MensRights	26/02/20 02:22 PM
1	Wife Buries High Heel On Husband’s Head While He Was Asleep - Domestic violence against men is rising In a situation of projection it's more like: Me = weak I don't like this about myself, I hate weakness Weak = you I hate you, because I see this thing I hate about myself in you It's not logical, but it's something people do. Is it true in this case? I dunno, you'd need more info, but it seems like it's something that influences how insecure woman can perceive men being in a weak state, hence why it's apparently a shared experience among some woman that they fantasize about hitting their sleepin…	/r/MensRights	26/02/20 04:24 AM
1	BBC: “The mystery of why there are more women vegans”. Pure man-hating from the BBC. Yeah, I'd say pretty much all the female vegan influencers have at least discussed the issue because their audience brings it up and most have admitted that they at one point lost their periods on the diet, thinking of people like Freelee, Fully Raw Kristena, Unnatural Vegan, Fairly Local Vegan, etc. Most say it's because of eating raw vegan, high-carb low-fat, raw 'til 4, or some other variant, but these are diets recommended by some of the most popular vegan influencers including being recomme…	/r/MensRights	25/02/20 11:39 PM
1	Wife Buries High Heel On Husband’s Head While He Was Asleep - Domestic violence against men is rising Imo the thing is sometimes basically that women are physically weaker and when they see you as physically powerless instead of them, they want to take it out on you. Some people simply see it as a possible opening that allows for what they already were planning, but I think for others it's more based in projection. They are angry that they're weaker and they have some kind of masochism from it, so when they see it in others they want to attack, which can then lead to a real attack if there are o…	/r/MensRights	25/02/20 11:22 PM
2	Found in r/Feminism. And while thankfully many pointed out counter points to the post, it'sstill dangerou thinkin that peole generalize men's thinking. Good luck having satisfying sex for either you or the woman if you're trying not to objectify her while going to town lmao	/r/MensRights	25/02/20 12:57 AM
1	Oh, for God's sake.. lol this is literally stating facts that contradict feminists being called mansplaining. Very easy to turn that around lol. Why are you so obsessed with the sex lives of people on this sub? I think it might be more about you bro lmao. I checked your other comments in this sub to see how much of a troll you are and all you do is comment that we lack sex... tends not to be the case with MRA circles though since people often come to these circles because of issues they have with women they have had…	/r/MensRights	23/02/20 10:05 PM
6	No title caus no word Her grandma got someone who provided her love, shelter, children, and money in exchange for love, child care, and house work, yet it's the men who were oppressing by giving their family most of what they earned. Like, let's talk about reparations for the spending gap lmao	/r/MensRights	23/02/20 07:05 PM
2	BBC: “The mystery of why there are more women vegans”. Pure man-hating from the BBC. The thing is, humans digestive system evolved away from being able to produce certain types of nutrition and to require more nutrition that can only be found naturally in the amounts needed in animal foods. It's believed that that happened to shift resources to the brain, since that was providing a competitive advantage, and so as we evolved to become smarter we were at the same time hunting animals that gave us foods nutrient dense enough to support that process. Something like b12 is produced …	/r/MensRights	23/02/20 06:19 PM
1	BBC: “The mystery of why there are more women vegans”. Pure man-hating from the BBC. Most vegans that eat healthy vegan food still end up with issues bad enough that they quit, that's just true, but if it works for you go for it	/r/MensRights	23/02/20 04:53 PM
1	BBC: “The mystery of why there are more women vegans”. Pure man-hating from the BBC. People generally can't stay on the vegan diet long-term because of health issues, so even most ethical vegans and whatnot leave the diet. Relatedly there is a trend among ex-vegans to go on the carnivore diet, which is a fad but also eating so much plant matter wrecked their intestines so much they lost the ability to digest plant foods at all without it having some kind of negative effect like abdominal pain or bloating.	/r/MensRights	23/02/20 03:10 PM
0	BBC: “The mystery of why there are more women vegans”. Pure man-hating from the BBC. Even considering the specific benefits men get from eating meat, there is also plenty of talk around women losing their periods and not being able to conceive a child among vegans, so it's really sad to see possibly the most clear sign that the diet is unhealthy for a human largely ignored in the current talk on veganism in the popular media.	/r/MensRights	23/02/20 03:06 PM
10	Driving 3.5 hours each way, when it isn’t your custody time and tolerating your ex’s attitude so you can take your daughter to her first Daddy-Daughter Dance How are you just going to cut onions like that man? Getting all teary eyed. Seriously though, I have a ton of respect for what you're doing and I hope you and your daughter gets the best results.	/r/MensRights	23/02/20 04:27 AM
2	Bullied for being the only boy in my family It's not weird at all to be attached to role models like that, I'm in my 30s and I still do it occasionally hahaha, people at your age especially will switch to new role models and grow out of them and find new ones again, it's a key to maturing. I'm glad to hear you're taking action to improve your situation and I wish you the best through your trying times!	/r/MensRights	22/02/20 03:13 PM
3	Under a tweet saying that men hate their exes because of misogyny. I don’t understand these people Dodging responsibility like Neo by projecting	/r/MensRights	22/02/20 02:58 PM
2	Feminist Hypocrisy:The Military They see men being presented as heroic and want to be seen as heroic, but they don't want to put in the work, every time a woman complains about men being able to sacrifice ourselves for something and getting rewarded for it they get jealous and either want to be rewarded for token gestures or take away the reward entirely.	/r/MensRights	22/02/20 02:48 PM
41	Male feminist reacts to vile scumbag who murdered his kids by telling ALL men to, you know, stop killing women and kids... Dear All Women: Stop killing your children Stop emotionally abusing your spouse Stop hitting men Stop lying about people to get your way Stop dodging responsibility when things are obviously your fault ... yeah not problematic at all I guess... dude wat	/r/MensRights	22/02/20 02:01 PM
1	Why gender will always matter Yeah, I mean, these are problems of capitalism and trying to lower the price of labor, men still were expected to do the most dangerous work in any period. In fact, labor unions had a hard time advocating for men getting safety at work until women started dying too. Men were always taking the more unsafe jobs and those jobs were less likely to be made safe after disasters.	/r/MensRights	21/02/20 05:48 PM
1	Why gender will always matter Men's jobs were really terrible for most of that time. Compare mining coal or working in fields with the tools available at the time to taking care of kids. Would you like to take those jobs? That's the kind of thing men had to do to support their families, and these jobs were often dangerous because employers didn't want to spend money on worker safety, in addition to be ready to go to war and die and things like that. I've heard from some stay-at-home dad's that they're surprised about how muc…	/r/MensRights	21/02/20 05:40 PM
9	Bullied for being the only boy in my family No one said that though, as a former feminist who spent a lot of time reading books and listening to people, I know a decent amount about women's issues, but that's not what we're here to discuss. Men absolutely do have issues, that doesn't mean women don't. Maybe if feminists allowed us to talk about it sensibly we wouldn't have so much beef with them, but they pull shit like what you're pulling with viewing men helping each other as taking something away from themselves and spread irrational h…	/r/MensRights	21/02/20 05:20 PM
12	Bullied for being the only boy in my family D...d...di...did you just say he shouldn't feel like a victim for being abused by his family? Yeah, he's a victim, sounds like you need to deal with your own issues tbh.	/r/MensRights	21/02/20 04:52 PM
14	Bullied for being the only boy in my family Wow, really helpful, make it about yourself and your problems to make some unhelpful point, and then try to disqualify a community giving sensible advice and support with a vague insult	/r/MensRights	21/02/20 04:49 PM
15	Bullied for being the only boy in my family I'm sorry this has been happening to you, you got a really raw deal and don't deserve it. Stay strong brother, don't let the mental abuse get to you, being a man is good and you're good. The physical abuse is another thing entirely. I don't know how to help you with that, but try to do everything in your power to protect yourself. Could you try seeking out activities outside of the home? Are there after-school sporting opportunities? I would take advantage of anything like that, as you will get …	/r/MensRights	21/02/20 04:13 PM
9	From R/UnpopularOpinion: "Men are told they need to better themselves to be relationship material. Women usually aren't. This is a huge difference in male vs female loneliness." I've been so traumatized by going down on a girl, who must've had some kind of super fucked up vaginal flora or something, that I couldn't handle the idea of being intimate again and had to stop seeing her, but if I said anything about that in a similar situation you could imagine the reaction lmao	/r/MensRights	21/02/20 02:25 AM
0	Why gender will always matter I do agree that there is a gap that can never be entirely bridged between men and women psychologically, which affects the way emotions and logic interact, as well as what basic assumptions apply and how society sees things. Your idea that women at some time always had to do what the man says is not really true though. I think when people go back and read history without accounting for biases created from gynocentrism and hypo- vs hyper-agency, they end up with a really distorted view on events.…	/r/MensRights	20/02/20 10:10 PM
12	small example of sexism that rubbed me wrong Has to always be repeated in these situations: gynocentrism means women are prioritized over children. If society doesn't have countervailing ideologies valuing children over everything else, which has been eroding lately with the spread of misanthropy and anti-family ideologies from things like climate change fears and feminism, you end up in a situation where you are unable to defend kids from their mothers or promote their well-being if the mother disagrees or feels it puts too much on themse…	/r/MensRights	20/02/20 09:50 PM
1	I'm beginning to see a pattern here Afaik no one even cared she did it, that's the main thing for me, there's not even a controversy. How does this call people out? It's not pointing to hypocrisy, because the two things are just not comparable, so who is getting called out? The already converted on both sides will see things the same way they did before, and dems are still showing they're more willing to scapegoat men to try to get votes through manipulation than propose things that are actually helpful or useful. No Ted Cruz supp…	/r/MensRights	20/02/20 06:24 PM
1	I'm beginning to see a pattern here Because of your specific problem, you think it's good to put forth a completely absurd bill that doesn't highlight the real issues? I'm bipolar, but I don't suggest the world be made to promote my stability beyond basic employment protections and access to treatment. Of course there's nothing equivalent, but it isn't men that are taking away women's rights, it's an electorate that includes women who are more likely to oppose abortion than men. The beef is with religious and conservative views on…	/r/MensRights	20/02/20 05:52 PM
5	I'm beginning to see a pattern here You don't find it concerning someone who assaults their spouse is able to not only stay in congress with no one calling them out for it but can put forth a bill only someone who hates men could view as showing hypocrisy? A woman having the ability to abort a child is access to a medical procedure to kill something actively growing into a future human (I'm not anti-abortion, just putting it plainly here), a man having to get and pay for a surgery to sterilize themselves against their own will is …	/r/MensRights	20/02/20 03:25 PM
16	Radical Feminist group WoLF in acrimonious battle with the transgender female community "Trans is nothing more than a personal feeling or an announcement, which does not qualify you as part of a definable class of people who are inherently marginalized or subjected to discrimination" Ah yes, infighting among the two most psychotic branches of modern feminism. Radical feminists, who are so deeply misandric they take sadistic joy in attacking men who try to transition, who I will admit are vulnerable to these attacks due to their issues, and people who are so uncomfortable with their sex that someone calling them the sex they were born with creates incredible meltdowns and their allies who psychotically won't admit that biology has an impact on sex and gender. None of these pe…	/r/MensRights	20/02/20 02:27 PM
11	I got accused of predatory behavior for asking for how to properly receive consent. My only advice in terms of the issue you're dealing with is to make sure you can read women well for signs of dishonesty and instability. That's really the best you can do, and even a signed consent form may not be helpful. Make sure to keep all your texts and whatnot on hand, and if you're in a situation where it looks like things are going south during an encounter, start a recording on your phone (assuming you're in a one-party consent recording state).	/r/MensRights	20/02/20 12:26 AM
18	A study of men circumcised as adults found a much greater likelihood of REDUCED sensitivity/satisfaction than improved. I was circumcised as an adult for medical reasons, and I'll say I got temporary increased sensitivity from the nerves being exposed all the time that gradually led to reduced sensitivity over about a year as those nerves became more numbed from exposure	/r/MensRights	20/02/20 12:04 AM
2	The mystery of why there are more women vegans (BBC feminists find ways to stymie men for irrational decisions of women) Check on the subsidies to grains and seed oils, which are much more extensive than those for meat, and look at how those correlate with disease and get back to me. Most of the subsidies vegans say go toward animal agriculture actually don't or at least not directly. Most animal feed is the byproduct of food produced for human consumption. So let's say only 40% of soy production is consumable by humans, the other 50% goes to animals and 10% goes to waste - human demand drives the production entir…	/r/MensRights	19/02/20 05:51 AM
2	The mystery of why there are more women vegans (BBC feminists find ways to stymie men for irrational decisions of women) Do what works for you bro but it hurts most people eventually and don't be surprised when it hits you too. I get pissed off because I see it leading to people getting sucked into a cult mentality that even their malnourished child in front of them can't make them get out of, and some kids have actually died from it. Additionally with all this current momentum it looks like certain places might start taxing meat based on absolute fabrications repeated by vegans and they've even gotten some campus…	/r/MensRights	19/02/20 01:33 AM
0	The mystery of why there are more women vegans (BBC feminists find ways to stymie men for irrational decisions of women) You're fucking lost bro. Go eat your shitty diet and get sick, that'll be your reward for trying so hard to keep yourself locked in that ideology lmao. You literally have no idea how b12 gets created by intestinal bacteria and you're telling me I'm the one with misinformation, okay cool, enjoy your depression and anxiety when the deficiency catches up to you. Most livestock does not need b12 supplementation, go ask your local farmers. Trust that I get a shitload of b12 from a meat-heavy diet tha…	/r/MensRights	19/02/20 12:18 AM
1	The mystery of why there are more women vegans (BBC feminists find ways to stymie men for irrational decisions of women) Bro, ruminants get their b12 from converting cobalt into cobalamine with their gut flora, supplements are only used if the soil the cows eat grass from is cobalt-deficient, which is hardly ever. It's a vegan myth. Pigs also can get b12 from eating their own poop, because it's produced by intestinal bacteria, if they feel they're running low from what is actually absorbed in their intestines. Vegan b12 is often not practically usable for humans because it's not in a natural form, and even those w…	/r/MensRights	18/02/20 11:58 PM
2	The mystery of why there are more women vegans (BBC feminists find ways to stymie men for irrational decisions of women) Almost all the popular paleo and low carbers are muscular and trim and appear to be in terrific health, apparently you drank the kool-aid lmao because I have no idea where you could've gotten your idea about that. Dr. Atkins also died from falling on ice btw. Lots of vegans feel better on the diet for a while, because it can work very well as a short-term cleanse diet, but eventually things turn around after their stores of certain nutrients run out and their digestive system gets too torn apart…	/r/MensRights	18/02/20 09:50 PM
21	Toxic masculinity She was pleasantly surprised there was an exception, not that she was wrong to negatively stereotype teenage boys in general, which she showed at the end she was still doing... I mean, I don't want to be super picky about things but you could very easily read this post as an "exception that proves the rule" type thing if you were motivated to. Plus in an article about the guy, he says he didn't even think what he did was unusual and was caught off guard that people reacted so strongly to what wa…	/r/MensRights	18/02/20 09:23 PM
7	The lesson from the Caroline Flack affair: gynocentrism is invincible It's worth noting additionally that if she did kill him, she likely would've claimed he was abusive and gotten away with it or been given a manslaughter charge with little jail time if any	/r/MensRights	18/02/20 07:58 PM
1	How to discuss with my gf about a feminist argument that I believe is discriminatory against men. Be careful if she starts attacking you for being a man, I had a feminist gf that started taking out her issues with men on me, which got really inflamed by seeing everything through a feminist lens, and I can't tell you how painful it is to feel like you have to let someone you love attack who you are on such a basic level so often. If it gets to be like that just run for the exit, it's not worth it.	/r/MensRights	18/02/20 06:59 PM
998	Toxic masculinity Proud of this guy, but the author really doesn't understand teenage boys. The fact that she felt the need to present her fear as if it were a valid response and not recognize that this "toxic" kind of behavior is just a standard way boys have fun that is not actually negative. I doubt the friends genuinely made fun of the kid too, it's like she just felt the need to still unfairly attack the boys after one of them showed her daughter care. Anyways, definitely a positive message overall, I just w…	/r/MensRights	18/02/20 06:42 PM
3	The mystery of why there are more women vegans (BBC feminists find ways to stymie men for irrational decisions of women) This has long been a meme among feminist vegans. Now that veganism is taking off due to huge investments into vegan foods and whatnot, they're trying to masculinize veganism through things like the Game Changers while also shaming men into veganism through these kinds of articles. The fact is veganism is horrible for the vast majority of people that eat that way, leading to things like a damaged digestive tract that can't properly digest plant foods anymore, ridiculous amounts of flatulence, dep…	/r/MensRights	18/02/20 04:29 PM
10	Damn white men and their shuffles cards books Lay off my frat, trench coated, and literary bros c*nt. Literally making up stories about drunk frat dudes staring at her, like no this is something you thought could potentially happen due to your own irrational fears and then you pretended on twitter that this is something that has happened to spread bro-phobia. Tired of these bro-phobes discriminating against us just because we say things like "fucking sick bro" and "dude let's get fucking TRASHED" and "bro how clutch was that," it doesn't ma…	/r/MensRights	16/02/20 07:18 PM
3	Blogger argues that Elizabeth Bathory is innocent because women never abuse their power, when was obviously framed by those eeeeevil mens YYYAAAASSSSSSS SLAAAYYYY KWEEENNNNNN That's basically the reaction of the author to this person's obviously horrible personality. Apparently being an asshole to everyone, including your spouse, is something to uphold as a positive model for women. Notice also at the end she also says that it's possible that she did some of it, but basically off-hand, as if these nobodies being killed wouldn't reflect that poorly on this empowered woman. From what I read after doing some searches, there were lite…	/r/MensRights	16/02/20 02:04 PM
3	My [M39] ex [F37] wife/colleague cost me everything. Lost home, job, income, reputation, relationship overnight from her narcasisstic smear campaign. Know signs of an abusive relationship and when those emerge, step away immediately before things escalate This is absolutely key, you have to learn how to catch on early and have the strength to exit because things are going too well, in a sense, but that's hard to find the line on. You're still going to want to believe on some level that maybe this one is different, maybe this is actually real, but if you know the signs of a personality disorder and recognize that they are idealizing you more t…	/r/MensRights	16/02/20 10:29 AM
83	Neymar was ACCUSED of rape and loses endorsements within 3 days. Amber Heard is caught in audio, 2 weeks ago, admitting to beating her ex husband but still has all her roles and endorsements. So the “war against women” still exist? The UN and ACLU having Heard as an ambassador for women after these things came out says everything you need to know about feminism. They would sooner have an abuser speaking on behalf of the abused than hold a woman accountable.	/r/MensRights	16/02/20 10:00 AM
1	FDS Endorsed by the Wall Street Journal If you read work on human sexuality, it's clear that everyone tends to have some fucked up sexual fantasies, women as much as men These were particularly interesting to me since I like the author: https://www.amazon.com/Sexual-Excitement-Robert-J-Stoller-ebook/dp/B00ATLAB8G https://www.amazon.com/Perversion-Robert-J-Stoller-Md-ebook/dp/B00ATLAB0Y/ref=pd_sim_351_1/140-1557314-3281406	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/02/20 10:33 PM
1	Mainstream media all but ignored the recent evidence, no sponsor has dropped her, and now the Metoo movement doubled down in support of Amber Heard. It did get ratio'd at least, but not nearly as bas as I expected. Really speaks to the self-serving vileness of metoo and most feminism.	/r/MensRights	11/02/20 02:24 PM
1	Feminist here with genuine questions (not here to fight) An ideal society would have gratitude for the contributions of all its members and can talk about sex differences and gender roles with realism, empathy, and reason from both sides. Most men would definitely love to spend more time with their kids, and the current norms make that very difficult for men, but when feminists are confronted on things like child custody, men's tendency to work more outside the home (though this is a sacrifice men do to support their family and they'd prefer to also b…	/r/MensRights	10/02/20 08:58 PM
19	Girl rapes her sisters boyfriend and then accuses him of rape. Girlfriend stood by her man and eventually got a confession. Mods remove it from front page because it showed men can be raped. Anyone who has a mentality that doesn't allow women to dodge responsibility by ruining other lives is an incel misogynist piece of shit garbage dumpster that should be jailed, my desire for this has nothing to do with seeing the possibility of getting away with some bullshit later being threatened and me always wanting that possibility to get away with some bullshit by ruining someone's life open. Same reason feminists aren't talking about Amber Heard. They know she was the abuser but if they al…	/r/MensRights	10/02/20 04:33 PM
11	Ex-Femenists what made you turn? I had a girlfriend that used feminism to help basically destroy my self-esteem and even sense of self to some degree. There was a lot of other feminists in the circles I was in, but I was able to keep a bit of emotional distance and try to understand from afar. I tried to be the good male feminist and all that. When it was in an intimate situation, it just really fucked me up. I realized I had my own issues that brought me to that abusive situation I guess, but after that relationship ended I ha…	/r/MensRights	10/02/20 02:29 PM
1	FDS Endorsed by the Wall Street Journal What the ef? You can't sympathize with men because we've all been perverted by pornography? Do you think we're all freaks that like weird shit now or something? The anti-porn stuff has always seemed like garbage to me tbh. Certain types of analysis of things kind of show their hand by going too far and leaving reality. It's like MGTOWers saying feminism has ruined all women's brains because it literally consumed y'all, and you're living in a bubble. There's something else going on, because as mu…	/r/PurplePillDebate	10/02/20 12:22 AM
1	CMV: Male thirst is as big of a problem as female pickiness. Lmfao, I don't agree but this take on male class war between chads and betas being the driver of civilization is hilarious to me	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/02/20 06:17 PM
2	CMV: Male thirst is as big of a problem as female pickiness. There's sublimation and then there's dysfunctional sublimation. A healthy sublimation of sexuality will result in a balance between greater pursuits and sexual relations that leads to an overall increase of mental wellness. What you're promoting is a dysfunctional sublimation where greater pursuits are idealized so that sexual relations can be demonized.	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/02/20 06:10 PM
1	CMV: Male thirst is as big of a problem as female pickiness. No they wouldn't lmao, talk to women who got older and you'll listen to complaints about men never looking at them anymore. Your hate for male sexuality is really not shared by many women in my experience.	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/02/20 05:59 PM
1	Biggest BP lie: exaggerating the number of demisexual women I dunno, I think betas will have this tendency to try to manipulate women into a relationship to trap them in and then use the relationship for feeling safe and whatever sex they can get out of it, and the myth of the demisexual becomes what they base this approach off of. It's what feminists call the "nice guy" when they actually have a point and aren't just trying to justify being shitty to decent dudes. A really strong man should take responsibility for themselves and figure out a way to beco…	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/02/20 05:47 PM
9	FDS Endorsed by the Wall Street Journal The contradiction here is that you recognize the pain women feel from dealing with bad and mediocre men, and understand that can result in hate, but still don't recognize men being misogynistic as the same response to basically the same kind of stimuli. There are a lot of terrible people out there, and a ton of them are women, and guys run into them all the time. I call out genuinely misogynistic men, especially in real life, but I say misogynistic shit all the time around my friends because a l…	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/02/20 04:40 PM
2	Do men overhype muscles? I'm speaking about averages though, that's why I'm using words like "most" and whatnot. I'm aware most women aren't especially attracted to body builder bodies (if you mean what I think you mean), but the soccer players considered most attractive are still dudes that are more built. Women usually seem to sexually turned on by more intimidating bodies that project a capacity for controlling situations or makes them feel a bit nervously excited when things get spicy tbh, while not going over-the-t…	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/02/20 06:00 PM
1	Do men overhype muscles? You still have to lift semi-regularly for years, maybe up to a half-decade, to have enough muscle to pull off a good dad-bod though. If you're dedicated, maybe in one year you could get close. I'm certainly not jacked but have a good amount of muscle and have some fat on me, but like this I do pretty well even though I'm 5'6". Muscles are absolutely crucial for pulling off the 20% body-fat boss type look, as well pulling off a decent physical presence if you're shorter. There are different varia…	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/02/20 04:20 PM
6	And that is why every man is a rapist... Feminists tell women they were told to prioritize men's desires lol, it's brainwashing and hasn't been true for decades. For me it's been a minority of women that would go out of their way for me sexually even after I was as generous as I could be. Feminists talk about the orgasm gap, but I feel like I give two or three for every time I have sex and I don't even cum myself sometimes.	/r/MensRights	08/02/20 04:10 PM
2	And that is why every man is a rapist... More like women have been conditioned all their lives to think they've been conditioned all their lives to prioritise men's desires but they've really been conditioned all their lives to see men as non-humans that are inherently dangerous and evil	/r/MensRights	08/02/20 04:05 PM
3	Do men overhype muscles? Slimmer faces often don't look better by themselves, it depends on the degree. A slimmer face without muscle tone looks sick. You can get the proportions off by getting your neck and traps too big with steroids or something, but for most people a larger neck and a face with more muscle in it will look more attractive than someone who simply slimmed down. edit: Like, I'll see people posting face gains on diet subreddits and often the pre pictures have the more attractive face.	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/02/20 02:39 PM
1	Is feminism still about equality? "Low value male"	/r/MensRights	08/02/20 02:35 PM
10	Do men overhype muscles? You can't tell me the muscles don't make a big difference, guys without muscles rarely hit that level of desire for women. If you want to hit the peak, they're necessary. Muscles even make your face more attractive, whether by raising your testosterone, getting more defined facial muscles, or getting a bigger neck. This just seems dishonest. Men with muscles are able to give that presence in a room women love far easier than men who don't, it's like a cheat code. When I got bigger the impact I m…	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/02/20 02:34 PM
23	Do men overhype muscles? Look at how women react to Jason Momoa and the movie Magic Mike, or how they talk about MCU characters or Geralt in the Witcher now, and tell me they don't find muscles attractive sexually lmao. Men can fetishize musculature for whatever reason, but women certainly appreciate a big dude as long as they don't hit freak status. I do much better with women with more muscle on me.	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/02/20 02:21 PM
1	[NSFW] Is it me that I am out of touch or . . . during this decade we're going to see normalization of porn? That can happen but those aren't typical cases. No clue how you can watch videos like these and come to the conclusion that they don't enjoy the job: https://www.youtube.com/user/davenaz/videos https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWJLjghrPzDVjE6RGpxDp-w/search?query=interview https://www.youtube.com/user/thecomeuphowtos/search?query=porn+star It just flies in the face of the evidence.	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/02/20 12:50 PM
5	[NSFW] Is it me that I am out of touch or . . . during this decade we're going to see normalization of porn? Have you ever even bothered to pay attention to what porn actresses say when interviewed and things like that? Maybe check out the book Porn by Robert Stoller. Most porn actresses aren't sex trafficked or coerced. I think people just don't like to believe that there are women that can get a lot of pleasure out of it for whatever reason, but there are absolutely women that end up with that perversion (not that I mean that in a moral sense) and find a home in shooting porn.	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/02/20 05:28 AM
3	Is feminism still about equality? Gynocentrism is some shit bro lmao	/r/MensRights	08/02/20 03:58 AM
6	Is feminism still about equality? Why do y'all torture yourselfs and go and read that sub? They're just hateful. They go out of their way to say things that make them feel like they are abandoning and attacking men's ability to form attachments to women, something they know men deeply desire, because that makes them feel powerful and better with their own issues. Most feminists would be repulsed by the point of it, although they'd agree with many of the points inbetween probably. I mean, some of that stuff is traditionally true …	/r/MensRights	08/02/20 03:55 AM
1	Podcast interview with the woman defending Harvey Weinstein. She understands the concept of a fair trial! Holy shit she's good	/r/MensRights	08/02/20 01:39 AM
7	“Why It's Completely Okay To Objectify Men” Anti-objectification rhetoric is a highly evolved form of feminine paranoia and obsession with looks, along with a way to politicize their envy of more attractive women to project negative feelings onto men. The "male gaze" (which isn't what she says it is) is here dysfunctionally internalized by women into a hysterical personality configuration, so they're always suspecting that they're being looked at and judged and are self-conscious about dressing provocatively but unwilling to let go of exe…	/r/MensRights	07/02/20 08:20 PM
10	Petition to remove abusive Amber Heard from Aqua man reaches 241K The mainstream media seems to be trying to say it was mutual and validating Heard's delusional perspective she spoke from in the recording	/r/MensRights	07/02/20 07:53 PM
2	Feminism is advocating for EVERYONES right not to get abused. Women like this are misandrist. Nice, it's a great short read. Some of it doesn't hold up well and there are some misogynistic parts, but it gives a lot of insight into how feminism was back when it started, and sometimes it doesn't feel any different than what we see now. It's old enough that its copyright has expired, so you should be able to get an ebook of it for free, and the kindle editions are very cheap as well. I got it for $1.	/r/MensRights	06/02/20 05:50 PM
9	Feminism is advocating for EVERYONES right not to get abused. Women like this are misandrist. If you read the book The Fraud of Feminism by Bax, written 1908, it's clear that feminism has probably always been in a similar form as it is right now, with feminists drifting between contradictory outlooks on what feminism should do and stand for in self-serving ways and promoting unscientific theories of sex-based oppression to justify any action they feel is necessary in a certain moment.	/r/MensRights	06/02/20 05:24 PM
16	Feminism is advocating for EVERYONES right not to get abused. Women like this are misandrist. News flash, if men become more feminine feminists will hate us for that too, that's not where the issue comes from. You still have a feminist outlook on the issue, men have been oppressed as much as women have, and feminists in particular have made it impossible to talk about. Most oppression is related to wealth. Much oppression feminists speak of isn't even oppression at all, and they'll often take their historical privileges, like being able to stay at home and tend to kids as the husband wor…	/r/MensRights	06/02/20 02:21 PM
1	It's interesting the double standard regarding the dress codes between the sexes in the UK Parliament.....I think her attire is totally ok for a night out BUT NOT for Parliment. It's like a guy wearing a singlet. I don’t get the fact that she upset that people thinks she’s ridiculous Because professional and dignified norms of dress are important in many professions. If women don't want to dress in a dignified way in these settings they shouldn't be surprised that they are seen as undignified.	/r/MensRights	06/02/20 01:47 PM
3	Of course, it's always the man's fault when a woman is violent. It's all blaming it on the men or excusing the behavior, either way the woman has no personal responsibility. This is classic hypo-agency. Even when she takes something out on the man, it's because of previous suffering. Even when she does it to prevent the man from doing something, the morality is left vague and there's space to justify the woman's actions because if she wants to prevent the man from acting in a certain way, she's probably right, given that the only other reasons she might be v…	/r/MensRights	05/02/20 06:15 PM
2	This man tries to discuss plans and suggestions with his wife after having a baby and his wife is adamant on cutting him off and excluding him. The comments aren’t any better... smh In some parts of Africa they (iirc Nestle was the main culprit) marketed formula as better than breastmilk and more convenient. Some mothers who switched in the hopes of improving their child's life found that they had a hard time paying for the formula and either entered debt to pay or had to deal with their baby starving in front of their eyes because they stopped lactating as well. This kind of thinking is probably all resulting from similar messaging from the same companies. Looking at the i…	/r/MensRights	05/02/20 03:14 PM
2	Has been trending on Reddit -- please comment. If your movement spreads irrational hatred against me for having a dick, and do it to such an extent that it's regularly occupying the mainstream media, I'll see it as a threat. If your movement rewrites history to promote the demonization of groups I'm in instead of being objective... you know, I'll see that as bad eventually and wish to promote accuracy. When feminist texts like The Dialectic of Sex are seen as important documents in feminist theory, and those texts promote the elimination of …	/r/MensRights	05/02/20 02:08 AM
4	This man tries to discuss plans and suggestions with his wife after having a baby and his wife is adamant on cutting him off and excluding him. The comments aren’t any better... smh I mean, I think it's fine to supplement with formula and understand that breastfeeding is simply not reasonable or possible for some, but to outright deny the benefits of breastmilk and celebrate your bodily autonomy against your baby's interests is a bad way to start your relationship with a new child, I think that's my issue. That she wouldn't do skin-to-skin points to some kind of issues around her child that she can and should try to work out before the birth. Having read some things about m…	/r/MensRights	05/02/20 01:10 AM
12	This man tries to discuss plans and suggestions with his wife after having a baby and his wife is adamant on cutting him off and excluding him. The comments aren’t any better... smh Wow, this woman purposefully wants to treat her baby worse than she has to and the man can do nothing about it and gets attacked when he tries, and when he talks about it on the internet he gets a ton of shit. Gynocentrism means women over babies, never forget. Any time you mention that a mother might have to do things she doesn't want to do in the best interests of the baby, it's considered a horrible imposition. Men are, however, expected to sacrifice anything they can regardless. edit: I hate…	/r/MensRights	04/02/20 11:25 PM
3	Women do not envy the male experience Men have had to do all the most difficult and dangerous jobs and die in all the wars and conflicts but that, of course, doesn't count. The ruling class has always considered low-status males as expendable up to and including the current time, moreso than women ever were... not oppression either I guess. Men were the most poorly treated slaves in slave societies and given the most difficult work until we died in fields, but we can't understand what it's like to be seen as property. Most men never…	/r/MensRights	04/02/20 09:51 PM
18	PSA: Stop ragging on about Amber Heard. The world knows now. Let justice run its course; don't become the very thing you hate so much. I see your point, but I think attacking her where she's an ambassador for women's issues is completely fair game regardless of your feelings on canceling people. If she's allowed to be an ambassador on her domestic violence claims that poses a real risk to men, essentially reinforcing for women that they can fabricate claims of abuse and not only have zero accountability for having lied but can even maintain positions of influence on exactly the issue they are popularly known to have lied about.…	/r/MensRights	04/02/20 05:04 PM
-3	Women do not envy the male experience This is bullshit, men generally just want to be allowed to be strong and successful in life, often in following the biological drive to be masculine most men have. Women still envy men because of, but not limited to: Penis envy - interpretation of young females of being deprived of something men have creates an initial trauma many don't get over Physical presence and strength, as well as sporting ability They still have to deal with desiring men who are more powerful but wanting to be more power…	/r/MensRights	04/02/20 04:42 PM
2	Feminist Woke Hair Legislating \| These are the type womyn that want to rule us. That's a good point, and I definitely noticed suspicions around what I thought about their hair. I mean, I do find afros attractive and in general I love black hair and the creativity the women I've dated have had with it, but I also watched a lot of BET when I was in my early teens because the music videos showed more skin so maybe I just developed different preferences lol. I guess looking at this, the reason I tend to end up dating black women more than average is because I'm able to comparat…	/r/MensRights	02/02/20 03:29 PM
5	"The Witcher’s Geralt of Rivia Is Too Sexy For Feminists": A woman defines and praises good masculinity from her point of view. Maybe it's a feminist wet dream while they still dream, but have no sexual desire for, men who have purged themselves of "toxic masculinity" as a kind of way to not deal with the idiocy of their ideals for men. Geralt is basically what women want beneath any ideology, some big protector who can control his emotions and use his strength for them and not himself. Since feminists prioritize tearing men down and destroying our strength to satiate their issues with envy, when it comes down to it they…	/r/MensRights	02/02/20 03:16 PM
0	On the liberal reactionary and their Anti-masculinity Ugh, you don't know how China works at all dude, not going to be a productive conversation here since you clearly don't know what you're talking about and are simply repeating the propaganda narratives everyone is given here. You also don't understand the USSR's ideology or how your average person saw things in that period. At the time of its downfall, the issue was exactly an unentrenched ideology that people didn't feel a personal connection to and ignorance about what the consequences of a tr…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	01/02/20 09:41 PM
2	Feminist Woke Hair Legislating \| These are the type womyn that want to rule us. This feels just anachronistic. I've never seen a black woman shamed or anything for their hair in some kind of public sense, and at my company there are black women with all kinds of hairstyles. Although I understand women can pressure each other on hair and feel pressure due to historical beauty standards in the US. In fact, I've dated several black women, some long term, and the only thing people have done when mentioning their hair is giving compliments, although maybe that's just because I w…	/r/MensRights	01/02/20 09:37 PM
1	On the liberal reactionary and their Anti-masculinity The USSR collapsed because of incompetent leadership and infiltration in their state apparatus that led to severe economic problems, with Gorby having written in a journal or something after studying in Europe that he intended to bring down the USSR as it was, which he did, and then Yeltsin was pretty obviously working in the interests of foreign powers to enrich himself and the new bourgeoisie he intended to form with the help of the IMF and whatnot. People didn't fight back as much as they wou…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	01/02/20 09:18 PM
1	As a feminist, I believe we need to lift up men just as much as we need to lift up women. I love men. And so do other feminists. I'm fully open with my best friends, we don't hold anything back	/r/MensRights	01/02/20 04:40 PM
2	As a feminist, I believe we need to lift up men just as much as we need to lift up women. I love men. And so do other feminists. Bro what? In private with women and children means you can only be emotionally open as determined by the other people there, it's not a self-exression or true emotional openness. Being truly emotionally open around women is a good way to harm your relationship with them outside of a few specific situations, and even in those you can overstep the boundaries on allowable openness pretty easily. I remember one time my dad cried in front of my sisters after his brother died and they were absolutely …	/r/MensRights	01/02/20 03:21 PM
11	As a feminist, I believe we need to lift up men just as much as we need to lift up women. I love men. And so do other feminists. Men make constructive criticism of each other often that is heart-felt and empathic, and we also do locker room talk, and we also rough-house, and all of those things involve empathy and building strong male relationships. Men just do things different, and we often don't like being sweet and kind about it, because that's fucking lame. You can call it toxic but most men call it fun, and to stifle that is to suppress the man regardless of intent. It's great that a feminist observed men behaving in…	/r/MensRights	31/01/20 08:31 PM
8	Female Psychiatrist sleeps with patient. She Looses license. Make patient is the problem. Insane bias in Canada. This presentation of what happened is insanity. She violated something extremely basic. If you're a psychiatrist that deals with those with mental issues, you're trained to deal with "abuse" because that is literally part of your job - you signed up for it. If you have this job you are 100% going to occasionally deal with people who have abusive behavior patterns, and your job is to help the patient improve those behaviors, not take advantage of them because your issues with children made you ho…	/r/MensRights	31/01/20 08:19 PM
3	I was reading this review on Gretel and Hansel and the writer finds it necessary to bash men in something completely unrelated to the movie. She writes every review like this with an Anti-Man agenda. Here’s just a small excerpt from just this one This shit happens because feminists are crazy and so identify with the crazy witch archetype, which they then look back on at history and create a false vision of oppression of their entire gender about. No, people just didn't know how to act when religion intersected with hysterical women, which is unfortunate for women but wasn't something done to oppress them. Plus a lot of the accusations themselves came from women. The originator of this narrative of oppression against women via witch trial…	/r/MensRights	30/01/20 06:54 PM
7	Saying men can't love like women do as a woman + making excuses for mens higher suicide rate 🙄 They imagine entire scenarios based on the smallest evidence as long as it fits some or other narrative they have or want to make, because they're driven by envy and hate and only see patterns that fit that envy and hate. Men don't do this at all, we just have a few known women advocates for us (that afaik no man tried to get to do any "tedious" activism or otherwise, but are self-driven) that are known because people in general tend to only listen to women's complaints.	/r/MensRights	30/01/20 12:12 AM
3	Saying men can't love like women do as a woman + making excuses for mens higher suicide rate 🙄 MRAs do really appreciate women advocates for us because no one gives a shit about our problems when we talk about them	/r/MensRights	30/01/20 12:08 AM
3	"All men do at least one of theses." How Feminist view men. ... I love this lmao "Excuse me miss, but did I even consent to you to use an idealization of my person to fulfill your romantic fantasies? Go read a romantic novel instead of objectifying my personality."	/r/MensRights	29/01/20 01:53 PM
3	The aspects of japanese train harassment you aren't told - men want male only train card because they are afraid of false accusations With the political climate in the city I'm at, I haven't considered it viable to approach a woman on a train in, like, 5 years or something to be honest, it's gotten bad enough that I don't approach in bars or other places either. Lately I see the occasional woman on a dating app saying "On here since guys no longer approach us in public anymore" and I'm like... why would we? The chance of one of your sisters treating us like garbage or embarrassing us has made it too shitty, plus with apps you …	/r/MensRights	29/01/20 01:38 PM
2	The aspects of japanese train harassment you aren't told - men want male only train card because they are afraid of false accusations The funniest part is the women seem to think men wouldn't like to use men only cars because there's something inherently valuable about proximity to women. Frankly I don't care about which car it is as long as it's close and I don't get in trouble for being on it. With that... if the cars were close I would surely get on the men only car and avoid the women only car at all costs.	/r/MensRights	29/01/20 03:18 AM
3	"All men do at least one of theses." How Feminist view men. Watch porn - because men are sexual beings, very visual as well, and it's available... why would a man not do this if they are sexually healthy? Make sexist/racist jokes - women do this worse than guys 1st, and "sexist" jokes are considered by women to be literally any joke that involves women at all... so... yeah most guys do that and any guy who doesn't is an overly-repressed white knight who can't even relate to his own desires and sexuality from feminist brainwashing. Men often call each oth…	/r/MensRights	29/01/20 02:32 AM
3	So now women want to be paid to take care of their children. "women around the world spend copious amounts of time and energy on taking care of children and the elderly or managing the home — unpaid labor that is vital to the economy." Any woman who identifies child care work that she performs with regular work people do to make money shouldn't be allowed to have children. You do these things out of love and because it's what our instincts make us want. You don't get to take the most beautiful things in this world and exploit them into new privileges. Same goes for "emotional labor" in relationships - you should care for another person because you love them, that's not labor, it's caring about and for someone. If feminists rea…	/r/MensRights	24/01/20 06:58 PM
4	Billboard sign in Manchester UK What kind of piece of shit uses a picture of the absolute legend Eugen Sandow for a billboard like this? This is pure blasphemy.	/r/MensRights	22/01/20 05:44 AM
20	Hillary attacks Bernie and his supporters: "It's not only him, it's the culture around him. It's his leadership team. It's his prominent supporters. It's his online 'Bernie Bros' and their relentless attacks on lots of his competitors, particularly the women." Hillary is possibly the biggest snake in contemporary US politics, which has quite the high bar. She may be setting world records over here with her McCarthyite attacks on Gabbard and baseless accusations against Bernie for most snake-like non-candidate in an election cycle.	/r/MensRights	22/01/20 05:33 AM
4	Feminist claims that men should be “excorcised” for teaching girls to clean and wash dishes. Funny because those men learned to wash dishes and clean it they’re teaching their daughters. Not just that but it’s basic upbringing to teach kids to clean. How awfully sexist (/s) Ah yes, make the women dysfunctional so that they don't have to grow up thinking they might have to do things like contributing to basic household chores and ensure they get a competent man, pretty much by force since things would fall apart otherwise... who in reality will not actually like them lmao. I guess they'll just end up being yet another one of those basic b*tches on tinder pretty much bragging about their lack of ability to do "adulting."	/r/MensRights	21/01/20 05:10 PM
4	So this is very scary- feminists in the UK are campaigning to have women who murder men released from prison. And it's working. Fact is abusive women feel they are under coercive control when a man says basically anything because they don't have any boundaries not because the man is actually being coercive or controlling. You could say you're going to the store to get coffee and she'll come up with a story in her head about how that's coercing her into not going to the grocery store because obviously you don't want her getting something else too. Literally the most innocuous things. Like, you could say that her brother i…	/r/MensRights	21/01/20 04:42 PM
14	"Millenial men have gone soft- but it's not our fault"- an interesting take on the debate of manliness and femininity. Increasingly sure "strong woman" is code for an emotionally unavailable narcissist that will blame you for all their problems to keep seeing someone strong reflecting back at them in the mirror instead of who they actually are. "Real men" in actuality will most likely choose not to handle a "strong woman" because they know a toxic person when they see it and have probably already dealt with at least one of these dumpster fires before.	/r/MensRights	15/01/20 10:56 PM