I made a survey for r/Feminism asking for their position on male rights. Hopefully the results will help stop the constant claiming that they are enemies (or on the other hand, serve as proof as to why they are)

Celda · 2012-01-15T05:31:41+00:00

Good idea, but some of the questions and language are too biased. For instance, the (disregarding the fact that condoms break etc.) and all those parentheses are much too biased.

A) Yes - I see how the negative views of men could lead to males being ashamed of themselves or make it easier for them to fall into the stereotyped behaviours.
(B) No - I don't believe that the general social depiction of men can have any impact on their actions or emotions.

Horribly biased wording again.

(A) Yes, I see how these expectations can put unfair pressures on males to perform well in the bedroom. (Especially since stress and low self esteem are of the biggest inhibitors of a healthy libido!) 1 33% (B) No, I don't think this is a valid issue for the various reasons:

Really?

I appreciate the effort, and I am obviously pro-MRA, but this is completely biased.

Bobsutan · 2012-01-15T05:06:42+00:00

/r/feminism is less of a problem than /r/feminisms.

2012-01-15T05:07:46+00:00

also, I don't want to sign in (and be identified) by google docs to you.

Hamakua · 2012-01-15T04:58:36+00:00

Okay as of when I'm posting it, there is only one response. If you want them to give more responses, please follow this link : the survey post on Feminism and upvote it to the top of the subreddit! I want as many results as I can! Please do what you can to help!

Please refrain from filling out the survey yourself, unless you also identify as a feminist. I'm going for accuracy here.

2012-01-15T05:08:51+00:00

HERE'S A LINK TO THE RESULTS INCASE THE TITLE LINK FAILS

2012-01-15T05:30:19+00:00

Your questions elaborate a bit too much in some cases. Nobody would pick "I believe it has certain health benefits like preventing the spread of HIV and other STIs, and do not know that there is evidence that proves this isn't true.". Even if they do feel that way, nobody would seriously choose "a movement for female superiority aiming to give women their rightful place at the top".

Word them simpler and don't explain why they shouldn't pick an option.

2012-01-15T10:33:26+00:00

It's far too strongly worded, it shows massive bias.

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