Are Men and Women different? I want to ask this question to get a general consensus about how r/Men's Right's feels about this. Men's Rights is new to me, I've recently stumbled in here and have been pondering some issues that I have never really given much thought about and am really just forming my opinions on the matter over what I have just generally accepted as "that's the way it is". I'm Im asking because I'm trying to understand what equality between the sexes would actually look like. I was thinking about how Men's rights points out all the double standards that exist between men and women and that r/MR is pushing for equality and eliminating those double standards, but If men and women are different then we have different standards. If we are equal then we are talking about double standards.

My opinion tells me that men and women are not the same. We are built differently, were made of different chemicals, different social roles, sexual roles, -- I mean we are different in order that when we work together there IS a dynamic interaction. Its nature. If we are different, then how can we reach equality? And even if we do what will that look like?