Woman goes into /r/AskWomenOver30 asking "what would have prevented you getting divorced" - they deny that /r/MensRights has a clue and then goes on to confirm everything she suggests

novice_at_life · 2016-03-21T21:49:02+00:00

Maybe I'm missing it, but I don't see a lot of "bad" advice being given. Sure, there are a few people bashing this sub on principle, but you have to remember that there are still a lot of people out there that believe feminism is actually about equality, and the feminazis are just extremists that don't really follow feminism. To these people, obviously a group like "MensRights" is going to sound misogynist in principle. "If feminism is about equality, MensRights must be about male superiority". I say this because a lot of people I know offline talk this way. I've tried reasoning with them, but when they start from the belief that feminism=equality, there's not much to work from.

That aside, other than the few posts bashing this sub, and the one post about divorcing because her husband he couldn't "make her feel safe", most of the responses are to keep open communication, not to marry young, and try counseling when things get bad. Am I missing something?

Wargame4life · 2016-03-21T22:39:01+00:00

askwomenover30 (and the male equivalent) is a complete cesspool, its a collection of low value drop out nobodies who think their POV has meaning because their anonymity allows you not to actually see what a tragic mess they are.

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