From 2015 til recently I hung out with a large group of people who were overwhelmingly and disproportionately "gender non-conforming." Recently, I woke up, snapped out of it, and am now educating myself on the real differences between men and women, and how to protect men in this increasingly anti-male age. Men are the ones who are suffering right now, not "gender non-conforming folks who aren't accepted for their identity" - their whole identities are nothing but a pity party brought on by extreme boredom. (my thoughts on the topic here thethinkersright.com/2018/09/12/the-whole-non-binary-thing-and-exactly-whats-wrong-with-it/)

As a young woman in a progressive city (Vancouver, BC), what are the best things I can do to advocate for men's rights? Mostly so far I've stuck up for men who I've seen unfairly attacked by feminists and identity politics verbally (Like when my coworker says, "I don't need a MAN to tell me how to..." and I point out why this is a mean and short sighted comment), but I feel like I'm not doing enough right now.

I'm hoping to write on my blog www.thethinkersright.com an article about what women can do to help men in this day and age, and to write more about gender differences and celebrating what makes men and women great.) Any thoughts would be very appreciated!