OK I made a post about this earlier, but I do not think I worded it correctly to get my point across. What part of life do feminists claim that is unfair to them that men already do not suffer from in levels far beyond? Women have tens of organizations that focus ENTIRELY on their health without even giving a crap about what men have to go through. Men have ZERO organizations in the same respect that care only about their health such as testicular cancer. A woman can say a word and have a man sent to prison for years even when the man is innocent and she gets away with it completely and is sometimes even labeled a hero.

Anything a man says against a woman will be laughed away by the media as something hilarious. If a woman gets injured even emotionally the media acts like something horrific just happened and if a man does he is told to "man up". Nobody is making a woman get pregnant and if that is the case and the woman has no intention of getting pregnant there are medications that limit a period to 4 times a year. I have heard of men that pass kidney stones once a month every month and they don't do a single bit of complaining because if they did they would be shamed by the proverbial "man up" or "take it like a man".

Women are not nor will they ever be called upon by the draft should a situation arise requiring it. I made a post not too long ago that I am NOT going to even try to find a girlfriend/wife and why should any man? So she can get a free ride to something she already gets a free ride to: life? To sacrifice time, money, and sanity just for someone that will take your whole life and kids away when she files for divorce or that makes you fearful of filing a divorce in the fear of castration? I have never heard of a female version of Casey Anthony which is an absolutely despicable case and completely unacceptable and irresponsible by the justice system. /r/ feminism or any feminism website complains about issues that are neither supported by facts or are supported by facts that are made up. I'm just putting in my own 2 cents into the situation, because from the looks of things, matters are not getting better, and if anything I would say they're getting worse. The current articles being posted on /r/ mens rights seem to get worse and worse by the day. I truly believe I and everybody else on this subreddit are learning something valuable that is shunned by the rest of the world.