ummidksomething Archive

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2	When misandry is the norm, everything that deviates from it becomes misogyny. People like you and me who bring to the attention of everyone what they missed or misunderstood. The word spreads around and reaches to more people, then it becomes an actual thing when enough people acknowledge it. That's how every changes happens. That's why I said, we should learn from our history. It's not just one change, but a lot of little changes that need to happen. The world doesn't just stays still. It's always tilting from side to side, trying to find balance. And there are people tr…	/r/MensRights	08/04/21 06:40 PM
1	When misandry is the norm, everything that deviates from it becomes misogyny. When you refuse to learn history you deem it to repeat itself. It's important to know why we got to where we are, because we are in a middle of a process, so we can't move on efficiently if we don't know what came before. Right now we need both feminism and men's right's, that's the point we are now. Ultimately, we will get to egalitarianism, but you can't expect the world to just be. It has it's own pace, and you need to follow it if you want progress. You need to be concious and thoughtful of …	/r/MensRights	05/04/21 11:50 AM
1	When misandry is the norm, everything that deviates from it becomes misogyny. I'm what??? I'm not advocating hate, I advocate for the right people to face the consequences of their actions. It's not a "very small anount of men". It's not a matter of if a woman gets assulted, it's a matter of when. 1 out of 1. Dude, two of my best friends were molested and abused by men, and everyone I know knows a women that something happened to her. Be it verbal, physical, emotional, domestical abuse, casual misogyny. It happens so much it's scary to think about it, when it's going to h…	/r/MensRights	05/04/21 11:42 AM
1	When misandry is the norm, everything that deviates from it becomes misogyny. Misandry and misogyny exist together because they are reactions to one another. Hate breeds hate, trauma breeds trauma. We became so culturally traumatized by men that it's so natural for this fear to turn into hate. But that's not what the feminist movement is about at all. Not all feminist hate men, and those who do are not true feminists. The term "feminism" itself was born out of need in a tyrant patrichial society, when children weren't even the woman's but the the husband's. Now the system…	/r/MensRights	04/04/21 06:30 PM
1	When misandry is the norm, everything that deviates from it becomes misogyny. Then...what is it to blame for? Feminists? Feminism? Matriarchy (which doesn't exist)? Where do you think misadry comes from? Please, elaborate, interact, talk. I'm not saying misandry doesn't exist. I'm just saying, it's not the norm, that's what I said all along. Misogyny is much more prominent and that's a fact. But it's makes a lot of sense that when you hate, hate is what you get in return. So maybe misandry is a reaction to misogony, can very well be. Am I saying that toxic femininity does…	/r/MensRights	04/04/21 03:29 PM
1	When misandry is the norm, everything that deviates from it becomes misogyny. The perfect nurturing and loving mother and absent uncaring and even abusing father is a stereotype created by the patriarchy. I know very well that not all women can be good mothers. I'm not saying that's okay, because it's wrong, but I think the custody system is trying to do right by being overprotective and play it safe. Favoring the mothers over the fathers in law is a bias that can be only fixed if we fix the reality abusive men, and there are a lot if them out there. I'm sorry you feel di…	/r/MensRights	02/04/21 08:45 AM
0	When misandry is the norm, everything that deviates from it becomes misogyny. These days there are reasons to hate on everyone. But I think this case is not a case of hate, because there is a difference between hating someone and holding them accountable. Maybe I know the difference while others don't, and I can't deny that happens sometimes. But still, I don't think it's the norm. If you feel like people hate men it's because they made a bad name for themselves. So I say, don't hate back on women. Be angry towards those man who we should abolish, that are making men untr…	/r/MensRights	01/04/21 07:54 PM
-1	When misandry is the norm, everything that deviates from it becomes misogyny. Who hurt you people	/r/MensRights	01/04/21 07:41 PM
-6	When misandry is the norm, everything that deviates from it becomes misogyny. But misandry is not the norm?	/r/MensRights	01/04/21 07:32 AM
5	So apparently talking about men's problems is controversial Okay so it's controversial. What bugs me is that aren't we supposed to talk about controversial topic? It doesn't makes us smart talking about black and white matters which we all practically have THE SAME obvious opinions on.	/r/MensRights	24/06/19 05:17 PM
4	Leave the boys alone. If a woman has a problem with men, she should direct her complaints at men. "Man are all the same" OmG STFU bitch. It pisses me to no end.	/r/MensRights	22/02/19 03:04 PM
1	So has anyone seen these women’s only parking spots? Some parking garages have these in front of the handicapped spots, you know, the ones for people with disabilities who actually do need special treatment... The fuck man	/r/MensRights	10/02/19 10:51 AM