2020 sparked my interest in Men's Rights. With social media, body positivity and the over whelming information to do with women's issues (not that that's a problem, it should be talked about) I never questioned it. That's when I found this subreddit. This subreddit made me question many things that seemed to be true throughout my life online and offline: Men's voices are in fact drowned.

And so I started to make videos on Men's Rights. Comparing relatively the same stories with different consequences and portrayals. I don't need to go in depth as I'm sure most of you know the gender differences within the media and such.

And then it happened.

Someone at my university reported me for obviously being "misogynistic". And then University, without even looking at my videos, had a meeting with me telling me stop and that they I was anti feminist. And that that was bad because they are a feminist university. It was either take the videos down or get kicked out, and obviously I took all my videos down. And then the cherry on top was "if you do it again, we take you out of your course." Just wow. If anything they should be impressed that I have the courage to talk about Men's Rights and mental health and even my experiences being sexually harassed?

I can't talk about Men's Rights without being called misogynistic. I can't talk about Men's rights or my education will be destroyed. And so again, my voice has been drowned and destroyed.