the overreaction of feminists when we talk about inequalities towards men

captainhornheart · 2024-12-19T22:31:55+00:00

The money one is interesting. I used to teach English to Japanese businessmen who had been sent abroad by their companies. Their pay generally went straight into their wives' accounts back in Japan and they were given a small stipend to live on. One once told me he was homesick and wanted to watch a Japanese film at the cinema but couldn't afford a ticket. He was a senior marketing executive for a well-known snack manufacturer. They worked very long hours but never complained, despite getting very few benefits from it. The wives rarely worked. And this is supposedly still a patriarchal culture.

SvitlanaLeo · 2024-12-19T22:50:16+00:00

I hope there are leftist masculists in Japan.

maomaochair · 2024-12-20T03:46:29+00:00

It worth to point out that parental rights are exercised by one of the parents (usually mother due to the court bias) So the mother simply reject the father to visit their child after divorced. And of course another parent still have to pay the alimony.

As a result, it is very typical for mother to abuse the child. And if the child ask father for help, without obvious evidences, father cannot save his child or even being caught.

Or the mother may simply take all the alimony for her own life or the new husband beacuse of the lack of visting right.

Mysterious-Citron875 · 2024-12-20T11:13:28+00:00

20 minutes ago, my mother told me that France is an extremely egalitarian country because she saw a clip from a French film about male abuse on tiktok with some supportive comments (the film itself is sexist because the “good guy” is a female cop and the bad guy is a male cop, who denies that male abuse is real, which implies that it's toxic masculinity only that's at fault and not feminists fighting directly against equality). 🤣

kuenjato · 2024-12-21T03:48:42+00:00

As someone who married a woman from South Korea, a lot of this tracks. Physically and psychologically abusive, demanded all the money (which I agreed to the first few years when we were financially strapped/in college as she was a really good saver) but tried to continue said practice even after my salary became middle class, cold/affectionless, demanding and abusive to kids, etc.

It took only a two minute conversation for the entire relationship to shift, after 15 years of this crap. Basically, "Me and the kids hate you / don't love you and you can leave anytime." Sad that it required that, but it does seem prevalent and imo are symptoms of both SK and Japan's hypercapitalist adoption in the post-WW2 geopolitical alignment.

lehman-the-red · 2024-12-21T19:49:38+00:00

Louis san is also getting cooked on twitter, despite the fact that his channel is entirely focused on explaining Japanese culture and that he has demonstrated an better understanding of it than 99% of the YouTubers and the people who criticise him, hell he has made several dozen videos on the mistreatment of women in Japan, but he make one video on the various difficulties that man face in Japan and suddenly he is a a sexists piece of shit who doesn't know a single thing about the treatment of women in Japan

Title	the overreaction of feminists when we talk about inequalities towards men
Author	Turbulent-Bench5438
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Date	December 18, 2024 9:50 PM UTC (1 year ago)
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