xlem1 Archive

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1	"Emotional labour" is the term women use when they emotionally abuse men. I'll skip most of this because there's not much I disagree on except for one bit I understand that this is unequal. But men and women prefer to do different types of work. Work men and women do will not always be equal, I think this is where the disillusionment comes from. Women and men believe that these this are equal and then are upset when they are treated differently based on the differences between the genders. I think we should talk about this section more. Some of the issues we're seeing…	/r/MensRights	06/07/21 07:24 AM
1	"Emotional labour" is the term women use when they emotionally abuse men. I will not agree or disagree about the situation being hyper specific, but this is a common enough occurrence to talk about. OP is talking about when a lot of relationships fail between men and women, the woman will only highlight her good doings and not do a proper self reflection while only focusing on what the man couldn't be to her.... The point I'm trying to make is that there I massive differences between "emotional labor " and poor communication. And I think you get that, but I think it's…	/r/MensRights	05/07/21 04:39 PM
-1	"Emotional labour" is the term women use when they emotionally abuse men. Read his post again. He said in all cases where emotional labor is used its tied to abusive women. Not some cases, not a cricism that feminist ideas can be SOMETIMES be used a defense for abuse. No He says ALL. Really look at what your doing, your making up a hyper specific situation, one where not only is there no children, and the women doesn't work. A situation that is rare in today's society. And uses it to dismiss the entire concept of emotional labor. You act as if there is a natural balan…	/r/MensRights	05/07/21 03:34 PM
-6	"Emotional labour" is the term women use when they emotionally abuse men. Your talking a concept and treating it as abuse in ever instances. To you every women doesn't empathize with men. To you every women that complains about their SO isn't doing enough around the house is toxic. Verbal abuse is alot more then just nagging about doing chores. It's alot more then just wanting your SO to do more around the house. Can those things be apart of Verbal abuse? 100%. But if your main gripe here is the there are some women who are abuse and also complain about men not doing …	/r/MensRights	04/07/21 05:44 PM
-15	"Emotional labour" is the term women use when they emotionally abuse men. Holy shit yall got problems. Issues with communication are not abuse, issues with not properly assign daily house work are not abuse, and lastly, a explanation of that difference kind of stresses men and women face is not abuse. Like, are your seriously gonna tell me that the concept that one person in the relationship might be responsible for more house work, planning and organizing, even when both people are working? Like even if you don't agree with the idea that women are societal more likel…	/r/MensRights	04/07/21 03:59 PM
0	It’s about time And controlling how people spend their money actively makes it worse and less effective, some times people fall on hard times, some time people need help. What they don't need is some government official telling them exactly what they need.	/r/PussyPassDenied	23/09/20 06:51 AM
-5	It’s about time This kinda shit does not work and actively hurt the welfare system.	/r/PussyPassDenied	22/09/20 11:31 PM
0	Hawaii proposes "A Feminist Economic Recovery Plan for COVID-19". Contains dozens of women only benefits, including a higher minimum wage (only for women) and better healthcare (only for women). Thata not what it says, it says a higher minimum wage in general and specifically for single mothers. The title is misleading.	/r/MensRights	06/08/20 01:07 PM
1	Hawaii proposes "A Feminist Economic Recovery Plan for COVID-19". Contains dozens of women only benefits, including a higher minimum wage (only for women) and better healthcare (only for women). Y'all need to learn to read, it says read this bill does not target women as the title says. It mentions women a handful of times but only when relevant. It demand a higher minimum wage in general, and specifically an increase for single mothers. While I agree that all single parent should be included it seem to target a problematic area more some then demand "women need more" This bill is asking for things like universal healthcare because just having those things helps women, it does not only …	/r/MensRights	06/08/20 01:06 PM