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2	Is anyone else sick of the attacks on masculinity Alright, so before you read this, I just want to say this comment isn't about an "attack" on it, but rather the effects of it. I was over on r/askmen , and they're talking about how "not many of us" think about masculinity. What kind of "men" are those?? To be masculine is defined, it's not a malleable concept that we all just ignore, no, especially with society constantly dogging on us for being men. "Toxic" masculinity is a joke. On a note relating to the post, yes, I'm completely sick of it. …	/r/MensRights	05/05/23 03:44 PM
2	Why can't Women understand Male Struggles? This whole post is why I hate r/askmen I’ll say it once, and I’ll say it again, those are the type of guys who’d let their wives have sexual interactions with another man because they “respect her body and choices.” Those types of women are delusional. Don’t even get me started on my Gen, Gen Z…	/r/MensRights	02/05/23 05:45 PM
4	Society has Learned nothing from the Johnny Depp case. I tried saying this in r/askmen and I got instantly shamed. "Who's we?" Don't act like you don't know. All of society just dogs on men and instantly assumes they're guilty, no matter the case. We're genuinely oppressed. But we're not allowed to say anything huh. Fine, actions speak louder than words anyway.	/r/MensRights	01/05/23 02:17 AM
5	Have you noticed feminists are supposedly a leftist movement yet have no problem using homophobic insults on men who challenge or criticize them in any way? There's an endless amount of corruption here to dissect. I have to leave for school in a bit, but I will say we're living in hell. These people don't know what they're talking about; I've had so many days where I've noticed infinite loopholes and hypocrises within their arguments. They simply cannot contain their idiocies. We the real men (yes, there is a such thing, it's not a malleable concept, we're not from r/askmen and think everything gender-related is somehow subjective) must stand for wh…	/r/MensRights	25/04/23 05:12 PM
1	Men are oppressed That's a beautiful quote, my brother. It reminds of that one series of quotes that goes "Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. Weak men create hard times. Hard times create strong men." We need to break that cycle; the US is going to fall like the Roman empire did. We need a permanent golden age of courageous men that will do what is right, no corruption or personal interests at hand. Because we are low in number, we need to jump at every opportunity we can to fight back. Let…	/r/MensRights	25/04/23 04:55 PM
1	Men are oppressed Yes. But if we say anything against them, we're the "perfect example" of "bad" men. You see, those are the type of men to say something like "if my wife wanted to have sexual interactions with another man, I'd respect her and let her." Something along those lines. It's a fact that we truly are more respectful here of women. We do want them to succeed, we want to protect them! And yet they reject that? The classic gender hierarchy? Why reject the truth? Why reject a housewife's life? We are the r…	/r/MensRights	25/04/23 04:12 PM
6	Men are oppressed The only correct answer here is: yes. We need to keep fighting back. We are the silent majority that has the power. We can’t just sit around and watch society slam men into oblivion. If you go over there on r/askmen you’ll see our traitors. Those who submit to society and actually think that women are somehow oppressed, that somehow WE are the toxic men. They’re literally kissing feminist’s feet at this point, it’s why I couldn’t handle that subreddit anymore. If women were oppressed, I’d suppor…	/r/MensRights	24/04/23 10:39 PM
1	I'm sick of women complaining about "mental load" It's not a huge load. As someone else commented, "daddy won't clean up their messes." My girl has always wanted to be a housewife, can you believe that? She has genuinely loved the idea of staying at home and taking care of things like that - the children, house health, and atmosphere. I won't say it's "easy," but you don't have to worry about the outside world if you do that. It's not a load. As someone else commented, "daddy won't clean up their messes." I will stress though, again, it isn't n…	/r/MensRights	01/04/23 01:15 AM