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2	Isn't this a false equivalence? It's possible to lie about being raped/sexually assaulted, but how is it possible to lie about getting stabbed? Do you stab yourself & then accuse someone else of doing it? Speaking from personal experience, as a person who has experienced a home invasion and two muggings, they do not compare to the absolute hell that was my rape. It happened over seven years ago, i still have trouble getting intimate with my husband, all my love for bondage and bdsm as a whole is something i can never return to, it took me over two years after the fact to start feeling comfortable around men. Hell, smelling his collogne on other people still sends me into a panic attack, and that'…	/r/AntiFeminists	08/08/22 12:51 PM
5	Today is not women's day but feminism day. Im just really surprised. Russia never really had a feminist uprising. The USSR lost over 23 million people in ww2, over 70% of those casualties were men. Once the war was over women filled in jobs of factory workers, miners, construction workers to keep the country aflout. Pay and civil rights inequality were never really a thing that happened after the 50's in Russia	/r/AntiFeminists	08/03/22 05:51 PM
14	Today is not women's day but feminism day. I honestly do not understand how the unhinged menhating is viewed as "acceptable" or "empowering" in the west. It's honestly disgusting	/r/AntiFeminists	08/03/22 05:31 PM
12	Today is not women's day but feminism day. Meh. It works out in Russia. 23 of February, which is the defender of the motherland day morphed into a "man's day" culturally, we celebrate all men on that day, young and old. I enjoyed receiving flowers today just as much as i enjoyed shopping for and gifting all the important men in my life presents on the 23d. Russian winter's are fucking bleak. Having an excuse to celebrate each other is a welcome distraction	/r/AntiFeminists	08/03/22 05:13 PM
1	Conversations with Draft Inequality Activists: "I am just trying to relate how this whole serving thing in order to have rights is skewed because men will never have to deal with Pregnancy [sic]." Absolutely agree with all of your arguments. However, i would just like to say that not maintaining proper menstrual hygiene leads to rather horrific infections of the urinary and reproductive tract.	/r/AntiFeminists	02/03/22 06:18 PM
0	Catcalled I described a personal experience. It started out as the creep just screaming that he "would ruin my ass and pretty face" and then followed me down a few blocks, after i ignored him. My initial response was to a comment that said we "whine about sexual attention", not just catcalling. There's a big difference between "Hey, i think you're gorgeous/pretty/cute" (you know, a genuine compliment) and explicit descriptions of what that person would do to you.(catcalling and actual sexual harassment). …	/r/AntiFeminists	05/02/22 10:42 PM
3	Catcalled Except i was describing a personal experience, and just how it felt in response to OP'S comment calling it "sexual attention, that we whine about". Thank god situations like that only happened a handful of times in my life time, and i do not think that 99,9% of men are like that. And the whole nobody will do that, because they can get arrested argument... Really? Crime doesn't exist? Usually, the demented creeper's who act like that don't really take consequences into consideration. How does me …	/r/AntiFeminists	05/02/22 10:32 PM
2	Catcalled Men are statistically more likely to be victims of violent crime. And i am in no way minimizing the dangers and disadvantages of your gender. My response was to a comment That minimized actual sexual harassment, called it sexual attention, that we whined about. My comment was describing a situation that i experienced, showing just how uncomfortable and sometimes scary those kinds of vile comments and advances can feel.	/r/AntiFeminists	05/02/22 10:26 PM
3	Catcalled I have a feeling you don't know what a strawman is. OP: woman whine about sexual attention Me: it's not positive attention, here's a detailed description from personal experience of what's it like. And yeah, if you check back to OP's comment, no where did he specify "catcalling", just "sexual attention" So where exactly is the strawman? This is just getting ridiculous.	/r/AntiFeminists	05/02/22 07:22 PM
4	Catcalled My "example" is a personal experience of being cat called and followed for a few streets. That behaviour is vile. How is me sharing my own experience to point out that it is not positive sexual attention and should be taken seriously, in response to OP's comment a strawman? I thought only rabid feminists ignore experiences and perspectives if it does not follow their naritive.	/r/AntiFeminists	05/02/22 07:06 PM
1	Catcalled My example was a detailed description of how sexual harassment actually feels. To point out that it is no way a positive thing. How is that a strawman, exactly?	/r/AntiFeminists	05/02/22 06:43 PM
-3	Catcalled Dude, you honestly should get a medal for those mental gymnastics. All i said was catcalling, i.e blatant disgusting sexual remarks, makes women feel unsafe and uncomfortable. Described how it actually feels.That it's a bad thing and not 'positive attention". THAT'S IT. Never once did i say that "all men are rapists" or that they're all creepy. Please stop putting words into my mouth	/r/AntiFeminists	05/02/22 06:31 PM
-7	Catcalled Strawman much? Never once did i say that it happens every day, and that those harassments happen "constantly". I was just trying to get across how uncomfortable and unsafe those situations feel. Get some perspective and empathy. Would you honestly be comfortable with a man making those kinds of comments to you? No, i do not find a guy trying to get to know a girl or just complimenting her to be "creepy", or a soon to be rapist. That's fucking stupid. But equating honest to god harassment to just…	/r/AntiFeminists	05/02/22 06:15 PM
-5	Catcalled Imagine you decided to go to the grocery store, let's say you're wearing a hoodie and some jeans. Now, on your way there this HUGE guy, like, a good 4-5 inches taller, who has a muscle structure and strength you could never wish to achieve, is leering at you, shouting how fuckable you are, and what he would do to you. Even decides to follow you for a while. The only thing you can do is walk faster, or politely try to joke him away, because deescalation is the only safe option you have. Feels nic…	/r/AntiFeminists	05/02/22 03:43 PM
2	ah yes, very logical Nah, the whole looking thing is blown out of proportion by these rabbid feminazis. As long as everybody follows the art gallery rule "Look all you want, but don't touch without permission" im absolutely fine with it. But, if you're looking at a prepubescent child the same way you look at a hot woman, that's a problem.	/r/AntiFeminists	18/01/22 03:30 PM
3	ah yes, very logical I agree, absolutely. But it does make me feel a bit sick, seeing "sexy" clothes, That were made to bring attention to a grown-ups assets, peddled to literal children. Something about that just makes my skin crawl.	/r/AntiFeminists	18/01/22 09:37 AM
20	ah yes, very logical I mean, have you seen the clothes that are manufactured for kids these days? Went shopping with my SIL for her daughter. It was almost impossible to find something that would fit a pre-teen girl and not be horrifyingly sexual. Why, why do clothes, that are made for eight-year-olds have plunging necklines?Why the fuck are booty shorts and miniskirts a thing for that age range? And fucking high heels? Absolutely pedophilic...	/r/AntiFeminists	17/01/22 11:00 PM
1	Anyone in need of a good laugh? Oh, i definitely agree that this type of feminism is trash, im all for healthy traditional gender roles. We have survived for thousands years thanks to them	/r/AntiFeminists	16/11/21 02:08 PM
6	Anyone in need of a good laugh? There isn't a single civilization that was built exclusively by one gender, though. Women and men are different, we are biologically and culturally suited for different roles in society. We bring different things to the table. The whole "one gender is superior over the other" is bullshit no matter which way you swing it. Our different roles and abilities is what brought us this far. We need each other to prosper	/r/AntiFeminists	16/11/21 01:22 PM
2	What are the solutions for feminism? Honestly? Picking the right woman to marry and being good fathers. Purely anecdotal, but i have NEVER met a feminist that had a good father figure in her life. Absolutely never. It's always the dad was either a no-show or down right abusive. Dads are incredibly important in a girls life. Our confidence, our self-esteem and understanding of healthy gender roles all develop with the help of our dad's. If that's missing, ragging man-hating developes	/r/AntiFeminists	02/11/21 04:55 PM
5	Yes, Yes. In fact, every male i've ever met has raped someone at least once in their life. This is just ridiculous, going trough FDS bring down the iq of the common populus. Thank you for the kind words)	/r/AntiFeminists	15/10/21 06:00 PM
7	Yes, Yes. In fact, every male i've ever met has raped someone at least once in their life. This is just ridiculous, going trough FDS bring down the iq of the common populus. I mean, when i was first out of a very violent and abusive relationship, i really was cautious around men, hell, i was scared of them, but i recognised that as a sign of my own ptsd and trauma, and got my ass into therapy, which has helped remarkably over the years. It boils my blood seeing the "all men argument", I've lived with a real monster and abuser, how fucking dare those vile witches lump in the majority of perfectly kind and good people with the fucks, who ruin it for everybody?	/r/AntiFeminists	15/10/21 05:32 PM
2	Equality 👍 Im a big fan of traditional gender roles, honestly. When they are done in a healthy and balanced way - its amazing. But too much of anything is bad. Especially when it comes to masculinity and femininity	/r/AntiFeminists	29/04/21 05:12 PM
9	SHOTS FIRED feminist MOD can't handle their own medicine (or logic for that matter!) As a female, who is currently learning and working in a male dominated sphere (blacksmithing), in my personal experience, which i know is anecdotal, ive gotten more respect, more attention and more clients than my male colleges BECAUSE im a female. If you take the initial ribbing (which is perfectly normal in any male group) in stride, you're not a bitch and work hard, you'll get amazingly far in any male dominated profession. And all the cries of rampant sexual abuse is just bullshit. Yes, ther…	/r/AntiFeminists	29/04/21 04:57 PM
3	Equality 👍 Oh, same! If im not bone tired myself, i make it a point to see if anybody standing, no matter the age or sex, looks exhausted, though due to Russia's mentality on masculinity, men always refuse to take the seat, no matter how tired they look, and that concerns me to no end	/r/AntiFeminists	29/04/21 03:04 PM
3	Equality 👍 I totally agree with you. Im just speaking from the etiquette in my country, and the fact that my mum, who had a completely healthy and no risk pregnancy almost lost me due to a rather nasty fall in the metro while she was standing. But that's anecdotal. Falls are a lot more high risk for the elderly and that's why i always give up my seat to them	/r/AntiFeminists	29/04/21 02:48 PM
2	Equality 👍 Exactly! That's why i love the seat etiquette in russian public transport. You give up your seat to elderly people, pregnant women, disabled people and really young children. It all boils down to safety. If there's a rather violent jolt or stop and i fall, ill get some bruises, maybe a scrap, but that same fall can cause the elderly, the disabled and small children to injure themselves a lot worse, and may cause a miscarriage for a pregnant woman	/r/AntiFeminists	29/04/21 02:42 PM
13	Equality 👍 The etiquette was born out of safety. If you, a healthy grown individual, fall due to the train stopping suddenly, you'll get bruises. If an elderly person falls, they can suffer serious fractures, same with handicapped people. If a pregnant woman falls, she can miscarry. You dont owe shit to anybody, but we as a human race survived for this long, because we took care of our weak and elderly. It's all about compassion. As a 21-year-old female i frequently give up my seat to men and women alike, …	/r/AntiFeminists	29/04/21 02:34 PM
2	Equality 👍 Standing doesn't cause miscarriages, but falling sure as hell can. Thats the only reason the etiquette exists. A fall for a healthy grown person can culminate in bruising at most. The same fall for an elderly, a handicapped, a pregnant woman or child younger than five can be very detrimental to their health	/r/AntiFeminists	29/04/21 02:23 PM
3	Mhm Jesus. Sex education is what prevents teenage pregnancies and spread of STD's. How the ever loving fuck is it the corruption of children??	/r/AntiFeminists	05/09/20 05:11 PM