Sunday, September 03 - Saturday, September 09

Top 10 Posts

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232 65 comments [media] A news on the front page of an Australian news paper
210 128 comments [discussion] R/menslib feels like so weird
165 33 comments [masculinity] When people say: "It's okay for a man to cry", what they unconsciously seek to add is: "so long as that man is not my Father, Brother, Son, Husband, or anyone remotely close to me."
163 34 comments [discussion] 'Trickle-down' feminism
76 41 comments [misandry] Learning about men's issues is bad for mental health. I read a couple of articles about misandry.
75 39 comments [progress] Sunak urged to appoint minister for men
55 21 comments [article] ‘There Was Definitely a Thumb on the Scale to Get Boys’
54 29 comments [discussion] Thoughts the whole protect women concept.
54 27 comments [article] Why Aren't Male Victims of Sexual Abuse Speaking Out?
52 6 comments [legal rights] Belgium: Male refugee candidates to go homeless

 

Top 10 Comments

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183 /u/phoenician_anarchist said How do we stop him from becoming a monster? Stop treating him like one... --- If he is to be seen as a monster no matter what he says or does, then what reason does he have not to be? This is all ...
168 /u/AlternativeIcy1183 said Because its a feminist subreddit and full of cowards that always beat around the bush. They cannot say the truth without having to also be politically correct.
131 /u/Cheesy_toe said If the subreddit overlap is anything to go by, the vast majority of users are either women or trans men. https://subredditstats.com/subreddit-user-overlaps/menslib
120 /u/Maffioze said I would argue its more of "it's okay for a man to cry but only when it's something I approve men crying over"
113 /u/ArmchairDesease said Sometimes you look in the comments and 70% of them read "this comment has been removed by a moderator". It's ridiculous. You cannot really dig into these topics if you limit so much the scope of ac...
108 /u/Tormenator1 said The other reason that there's less then one post a day is because the mods delete a lot of content, and the comments on posts are heavily policed as well. I remember responding to a relatively innoc...
107 /u/expert_whining_andy said This may be a weird thing to say, but I think mesnlib, as well as many other feminist male-oriented organisations exist to control the narrative on men's issues, turning any discussion away from one t...
98 /u/jessi387 said This is going to go down like the anti-Semitic propaganda of the 1930’s
73 /u/Prizvyshche said Trickle-down feminism — that's aptly said Or trickle-down feminism fallacy — I'll use it
62 /u/ThermiteMillie said That's actually disgusting. I know we've been getting the same here in the UK about having classes for boys about 'toxic masculinity' but it's spreading it seems