I have been a poor black man my whole life and though I don't think of that as being a victim I have noticed that I did think my hardships made me strong

Well I was having friends to have parents or others take care of them I had absolutely nobody and I had to walk to school in the Blazing heat for miles.

And I see way more men walking around then women in my city and it makes sense because nobody wants to see a woman sweaty walking around especially if she's attractive.

After being cheated on my ex was able to move on and f*** 10 other dudes and I know this because she wrote down a list and gave it to me

Which I was cool with it and still am but at the same time I have been single for the past time as she has moved on and I keep wondering why you were so easy for her to keep finding dudes even though she's a horrible partner.

But of course she can because she is a conventionally attractive woman. More people will put up with her attitude and b******* simply because of that and she will have so many passes and society and I did not really process this until recently.

Boys are falling out of school much faster. Men lead rates of suicide, homelessness. Unemployment.

And that is because men are treated with Hyper agency.

Ever since I was young I've noticed I was still expected to take things or know things like a grown man would and that was because I was a boy

I find my rage against feminists and even women surge simply because I was walking around so oblivious thinking that we were close to being equal yet I had no idea just how much my own gender was disenfranchised.

Why we have veterans homeless under bridges girls are paying their bills with only fans and s***.

I was brought up to be so respectful and loyal to women and I have barely even received the same thing back.