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| -7 | Why women in the U.S. are less satisfied with their jobs than menDebatable. It is absolutely the problem of men. Before this new culture movement, women were home bound normally outside of extreme circumstances. Now, they are forced to work in some capacity. If you're not willing to help them find their place in society, then it's only going to breed resentment, as is clearly shown in this post, on both sides. Men and women depend on each other to thrive and make advances in society. If one side completely gives up on the other by not outstretching their hand… | /r/MensRights | 09/05/24 08:35 PM |
| -10 | Why women in the U.S. are less satisfied with their jobs than menWomen are pulled in every direction in this day and age. They've got to be everything at once. They're told they should go to college to get a good job, but they should also be the primary care giver for their children. They're told to have children but are also told they should work on their careers. They're told to be girly and pretty, but those traits don't translate very well to workplace culture and advancement. Women's roles have gone through a large culture shift in the last 30-40 years, … | /r/MensRights | 09/05/24 05:31 PM |
| -1 | What are your thoughts on male suicide rates?I'm more concerned with the lack of purpose men seem to have. Personally, responsibility and the fact that family members depend on me gives me reasons to wake up, do my best, keep my head on right, and not give up. We are designed to be needed in some form or fashion. Without responsibility or purpose suicide is going to be a natural by product. Men need to gain responsibility, purpose, goals, and move towards those goals. | /r/MensRights | 03/04/24 06:04 PM |
| 1 | "Oh. That's okay then".That's a bad way to look at it. If we can save the entire population by mass murdering a few million then in hindsight it's okay but at the moment up till the decision it's an atrocity and we can't allow it to happen. Nothing bad happens to the child in the long run. It's just a form of early plastic surgery the family chooses to perform on their offspring. Other cultures practice similar things. There's even a tribe in Africa who's passage into manhood is to be circumcised with 0 anesthesia. So… | /r/MensRights | 23/03/17 09:44 PM |
| -1 | "Oh. That's okay then".No one chooses to get it done(normally). It's done early into life before memories form, so no inherent, permanent imprint on the child. I understand choice is a big proposition for others but sometimes family and tradition come before individuality, and if you think that's wrong, that's more power to you. It may dull the senses and others may feel robbed by it but it still feels good and serves its purpose. | /r/MensRights | 23/03/17 07:29 PM |
| 0 | "Oh. That's okay then".I mean not really. It didn't put any psychological imprint on me or any other guy I'm ever talked to. It just seems like a choice to whether or not. No long term implications to worry about so I don't see a problem. | /r/MensRights | 23/03/17 04:15 PM |
| -3 | "Oh. That's okay then".I really don't see why circumcision is such a bad choice???? Why does everyone make a big deal about it?? | /r/MensRights | 23/03/17 05:15 AM |
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