I was just reading this subreddit, mindlessly filling up my day when I thought about something I saw earlier. A little boy in a park gave up his seat to another child, and all the mothers ooh'd and ahh'd. This got me thinking- does it start in kids? When I was a boy, I would argue over the swing just like any other kid. With boys it was often a shoving match mixed with a footrace. But anytime it was a girl, she would literally punch to hurt, not just get the swing. Anyone who retalliated with equal force was in trouble, because she bawled every time. This was the same little shit who would smack me, then cry when I hit her back. I remember many people saying "it's illegal to hit a girl". While it is illegal, it's just as illegal to hit a boy. But that's never acknowledged.

My question to you, r/mensrights, is do you also think it starts young? Women are subconsiously taught that they can hit any man they like with no consequences. They must be treated with a higher grade of respect. They must have their seat. All I'm saying is, we need to teach our kids about this stuff.