uoklai Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	What do you think of the manosphere incel thing due to feminism? Do men have a right to push back? It seems we have reached a saturation point, where society, immersed in the fight for equality and the blurring of traditional roles, is starting to tire of excessive extremes. We live in a world that is becoming increasingly militaristic and aggressive, and in these new realities, there may be a resurgence of truly masculine qualities—such as strength, endurance, discipline, and responsibility. This does not mean a return to outdated stereotypes, but rather a new understanding of masculinity as…	/r/MensRights	16/02/25 09:00 PM
5	Hate being a man Listen, what you wrote is a cry from the soul, and you’re absolutely right: being a man is really hard. People often forget what we have to go through. From the very moment we’re born, we’re under pressure. As boys, we’re told to let girls win, to share with them, to never defend ourselves if they hurt us. “Be a gentleman,” they say. But what it really means is: endure humiliation and accept being pushed aside because that’s your role. From childhood, we’re taught to be oppressed. Then we grow u…	/r/MensRights	05/02/25 10:08 AM
2	Do so many women really see men like this? Thank you!🙏	/r/MensRights	04/02/25 08:06 PM
3	The Epidemic Among Young Men Right now, we’re seeing how the conversation about rights and equality has turned into a one-sided game. Men are constantly blamed, stigmatized, and shamed, but they don’t get the same level of empathy or support offered to other groups. And it’s not even about men wanting sympathy or playing the victim. Most men don’t care for that. What really matters is having fair rules for everyone—no double standards. When the rights of one group are upheld at the expense of another, this isn’t equality or…	/r/MensRights	04/02/25 12:34 PM
44	Do so many women really see men like this? Men might indeed be slightly more prone to aggression—it’s how we’re evolutionarily wired to protect ourselves and those we care about. But this doesn’t make all men bad or dangerous, because most people are capable of controlling their emotions and actions. Women, on the other hand, have their own unique traits. For example, they tend to have stronger emotional reactions due to hormonal influences, which can sometimes lead to impulsive decisions or unnecessary drama. This isn’t inherently “nega…	/r/MensRights	04/02/25 08:31 AM
6	Yes, Women are Visual too, and get Horny the Same as Men, They just Don't Admit it I agree with your analysis, but I’ve chosen a different path for myself. Instead of wasting time and money on meaningless dates, paying for dinners, and getting minimal attention in return, I found a more straightforward solution. When I want sex, I simply go to professionals, which spares me the unnecessary drama and illusions. I live by different values and dreams than chasing approval or love from women. My goal is to secure a comfortable retirement for myself, not to spend my life financiall…	/r/MensRights	04/02/25 08:23 AM
10	Yes, Women are Visual too, and get Horny the Same as Men, They just Don't Admit it This whole concept of women’s power over men is based on one thing – male desire. We are the ones putting women on a pedestal, attributing some special power to them, as if they hold us hostage with their attention. But if you look at the situation rationally – they are just people, with the same desires. The problem isn’t that women have some mystical power, but that many men willingly give it to them by making them the center of their lives. At the same time, this desire can easily be satisfie…	/r/MensRights	03/02/25 11:28 AM
13	The more you learn about how men are treated worse, the more depressed you become You’re right, the system is broken. Men are constantly pressured: be strong, provide, pay, court, but expect nothing in return. Enough of this. Why should a man spend his money, time, and effort only to get a hollow ‘thank you’ in return? If a woman believes she ‘deserves to be courted,’ then a man equally deserves something in return for his resources. If society preaches equality, then let it apply everywhere, not just where it’s convenient. It’s time to stop playing by these rules. No more in…	/r/MensRights	03/02/25 09:57 AM
2	Dating is horrible You’re playing by the rules, but the game was never fair to begin with. You’ve done everything ‘right’—education, career, health—but the system doesn’t reward men just for being good partners. Women don’t choose based on fairness; they choose based on perceived value. Those top 20% aren’t just richer or more attractive—they project strength and scarcity. But here’s what’s crucial to understand: a woman is not a necessity for life. Your happiness, self-respect, and sense of wholeness should not d…	/r/MensRights	03/02/25 12:23 AM
3	Do women fall in blind love at all? You’re looking for love that isn’t dependent on resources, but the system is designed to evaluate men based on their utility. Women may talk about feelings, but in the end, they choose the best deal. You felt this when the one you had a connection with simply went back to her more ‘expensive’ husband. The problem isn’t you, it’s the rules of the game: a man who lives for himself rather than to be useful becomes a threat to the system	/r/MensRights	03/02/25 12:18 AM