Anonymous #1 1w

this✨

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Anonymous pink_baddie8 1w

As a man I partake on occasion 💀

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Anonymous #3 1w

Quite true idiot

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Anonymous #4 1w

its like saying why you hate the oppressors

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Anonymous #1 1w

“Pick me dudes dont exist, they cant hurt you” Pick me dudes:

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Anonymous pink_baddie8 1w

Do 2 wrongs make a right?

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Anonymous #4 1w

I said its bad, but one exists as a aftermath

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Anonymous #5 1w

pick me or not, men are also scared of other men and that proves my point

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Me when I lie

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Anonymous justinian 1w

Hearing I was born a horrible person and deserve hate really makes me wanna keep living 🙃

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Anonymous #5 1w

Incorrect use of the meme format, docking 20 points

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Anonymous #2 1w

Women don’t care about you, this person doesn’t. Stop letting them downplay the crisis by trying to ignore it. Keep looking forward king

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Anonymous #2 1w

im sorry if you feel that way.

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Anonymous pink_baddie8 1w

No you’re not when you’re causing the problem!!!

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Anonymous #3 1w

I am causing the problem dwag? go cry about it

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Anonymous pink_baddie8 1w

So called feminists when it comes to taking accountability for participating in ruining men’s mental health

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Anonymous pink_baddie8 1w

No it’s fine, I struggle with stuff like this but I get what you have been saying, it isn’t really wrong even if it is hurtful. I just hate how people make hate normalized. So many people say I hate men and usually it’s playful and not really the fully story, but it really hurts, and adds to self-hate, when I try so hard to be a good person and to never make anyone uncomfortable only to hear it’s impossible to be trustworthy and good because of my gender.

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Anonymous #2 1w

She doesn’t care about you or your answer. She’s ignorant and apart of the problem. I’m sorry you’ve gone through this man. It’ll get better

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Anonymous #1 1w

Stfu lmao 😭😂🥀

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Anonymous #2 1w

when women say they hate men, they dont mean all men, you can still pull girls who are man hater in general but will love you.

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Anonymous pink_baddie8 1w

Yes they do, unless they state otherwise. Be a grown up and word things how you truly mean

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Anonymous #6 1w

Made up BS

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Anonymous pink_baddie8 1w

“I’m sorry if you feel that way” the literal words you chose for that apology means you don’t care.

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Anonymous #3 1w

oh little boy, feminists are ruining your mental health? when your so called bros wouldnt acknowledge your mental health and laugh about it?

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Anonymous #11 1w

She’s literally a horrible person

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Anonymous pink_baddie8 1w

Yeah it’s gotten better since i better understood their pov’s, I hate to say it but I think it might be a me issue. I rarely see gendered hate either way in my real life but the online stuff does drag me down at times. Pulling women isn’t the point, it’s more about being a trustworthy and good person in general, someone who doesn’t make people uncomfortable or overstep on their boundaries. I appreciate your care alot though, I don’t mean to bash you if it sounds like i was

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Anonymous #6 1w

Think misogyny on the opposite foot.

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Anonymous #11 1w

That’s what I said

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Anonymous #5 1w

Hoes mad

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Anonymous #11 1w

I actually feel sorry for the person who can actually empathize unlike you

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Anonymous #12 1w

She doesn’t care dude, it wouldn’t surprise me if this is a sick fetish for her

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Anonymous #3 1w

oh yea I hate nice men, I hate my bf who makes me feel safe and cared for, i hate my dad who would give me the entire world, I hate the guy who slapped a man bc he was making comments about me lmao grow up

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Anonymous #3 1w

It probably is, it’s insane. As a woman, acting like your problems compared to the same problem for men is 100 times worse just because you were a woman is so fucked up.

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Anonymous #12 1w

The oppressor can’t be oppressed, women aren’t to plan for your bad mental health. The only person responsible for your mental health is YOU, extremely entitled that you want to push the blame for all your problems on to women. Cope.

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Anonymous #10 1w

Good thing men aren’t oppressing in today’s world! Stop trying to create lies to feel better about your short comings

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Anonymous #3 1w

Wah wah wah, women aren’t to blame for all my problems and I can’t take responsibility for my life at all!!! Wah!!!

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Anonymous #10 1w

I said the leading cause, not all. And I didn’t say misandary was worse, I said that misogyny is NOT worse. Don’t twist my words sounding like I’m going the extreme opposite way just to have an argument, that’s so fucked up.

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Anonymous #10 1w

Read my reply to the other girl. Same shit applies to you.

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Anonymous #3 1w

I’m a man baby, try again with that pathetic projection bullshit! Women aren’t to blame for your shitty life, get over it 💋

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Anonymous #10 1w

You guys are so fucked up, I did not say women are to blame from my shitty life, I said misogyny is not worse than misandry. Don’t twist my words just to have a stupid fucked up argument.

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My point still stands. I never said misandary was worse, I said misogyny is NOT worse. Read the words before you open your stupid fucking mouth.

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Anonymous #10 1w

So called feminist women when they’re held accountable for spreading hate and encouraging men to feel horrible for existing

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You’re the perfect example of a misandarist, thanks for putting yourself out there for the world to see.

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Anonymous #3 1w

As I said I’m a man dumbass, so take your projection and shove it up your ass. Keep crying about your pathetic life and how it isn’t your fault.

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crazy to compare misogyny with misandary lol

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Anonymous #10 1w

I never said I had a pathetic life, I’m talking statistics, not personal. Again, read the actual fucking words before you open your thoughtless mouth.

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Anonymous pink_baddie8 1w

No it doesn’t you just sound dumb

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Anonymous #12 1w

I’m a man and misandary doesn’t exist, keep crying about it.

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Anonymous #10 1w

Then you’re clearly a man who hasn’t experienced it. Lucky you, that or you’re just lying, all men and women experience misandry and misogyny in their life, you’re not exempt. If you don’t realize that’s what you’re experiencing, then that’s on you, I can’t help you.

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Anonymous pink_baddie8 1w

I never compared them lmao???? I said one exists and one doesn’t, don’t get it twisted hun.

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Anonymous #3 1w

men aren’t? where do you live you fucking stupid

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Anonymous #14 1w

See, as much as I agree with the first word, they have jobs we don’t. You also don’t have to get pregnant and take care of a baby almost exclusively by yourself for like 10 months. Don’t be a misogynist either.

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Anonymous #12 1w

Ignore him, he’s a pick me hoping to score browny points to sext with these girls

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Anonymous #12 1w

I mean I can tell just based on the fact that you want to blame an entire gender for your problems. Nobody with a good and happy life does that, hence your life is pathetic. Thank you for coming t my ted talk👋

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Anonymous #3 1w

Nope I’m gay bb, again keep projecting dumbass lmao.

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Anonymous #10 1w

Again, never talked personal, I talked to statistics. And I didn’t say all, I said, leading cause. Read the words I said, and do your fucking research before you open your arrogant mouth.

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Anonymous #12 1w

Wah wah keep getting triggered because you can’t take accountability for your own problems.

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Anonymous #12 1w

I haven’t experienced it because it isn’t a real thing, you haven’t either. Sorry to break it to you.

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Anonymous #10 1w

It’s a literal word with a literal definition with true experiences to back it up, how the fuck does it not exist?

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Anonymous #10 1w

How many times do I have to say I wasn’t talking personal, I was talking statistics? You’re actually helpless.

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Anonymous #12 1w

Cope harder, women aren’t to blame for your problems 👏👏👏

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Anonymous #15 1w

when?

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Anonymous #10 1w

Men aren’t to blame for theirs either sport :)

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Anonymous #10 1w

You act like repeating the same thing that clearly doesn’t apply to what I’m saying is gonna make what you’re saying more powerful

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Anonymous pink_baddie8 1w

What you said was never even that bad compared to other people elsewhere

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Anonymous #12 1w

You’re getting pretty angry for someone not talking about personal experience. Cope and keep reporting my comments, I’m right 🙂‍↕️

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Anonymous #3 1w

Yea except for the hundreds of years of systemic oppression of women in particular women of color. Keep lying buddy 🙂‍↕️🙂‍↕️

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Anonymous #12 1w

You can tell 10 is losing the argument by claiming “you’re mad” when they’re the one wetting their diaper over this whole thing 😭 I think 10 needs a nap

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Anonymous #12 1w

do you actually look into studies on mens mental health or are you just sayin shit? the leading causes of men’s mental health issues according to research are work related pressures/ economic stress, social isolation, substance abuse and physical health

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Anonymous #10 1w

You can have a discussion without being a jerk. But I guess that’s hard to do when the point you’re trying to make is an absolute misandaristic point

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Anonymous #3 1w

I don’t even know, he knows he’s wrong, he’s just rage baiting at this point

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Do you have an actual quote of us cussing you out? As in multiple swear words and derogatory words about you? Or are you just getting emotional little guy?

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Anonymous #12 1w

Yall have been jerks all over these comments, and I’m supposed to show you a courtesy you can’t show others? Please fuck off 😂😂

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misogyny isn’t just men physically harming women. misogyny is systemic in ways that misandry never will be. misogyny permeates more aspects of society than you even realize. it has shaped culture and religion and relationships for centuries

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Anonymous #12 1w

I’m not wrong, yall are just sad little babies.

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Anonymous #10 1w

Poor guy, maybe some juice and a blanket while you lay down? Can’t handle being held accountable for your behavior? You sound like a republican crying when proven wrong

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Anonymous #16 1w

And where do you think that social isolation comes from? Misandary, dude, that’s the entire point. They are socially isolated because in a way that much of the world doesn’t actually see, they are oppressed just as much as women,

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Anonymous #3 1w

Yall got so triggered in these comments please don’t think your pathetic attempt at bait is gonna work. My job here is down, more sad little men upset that someone didn’t feed into their delusional facade so you don’t have to own up to the fact that you did nothing with your lives and it’s YOUR fault. Nobody else’s. Have the day you deserve 🙂‍↕️💀👋👋👋

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Anonymous #3 1w

Oh, I said the word fuck to him quite a few times, but not in a derogatory way towards him.

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Anonymous #10 1w

I’m sorry, your very first reply to my comment started with “wah wah wah.” how was that not you being a jerk?

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Anonymous #16 1w

Misogyny by definition does not mean anything physical, it’s social oppression. And even if it was physical, you’re completely wrong. There is a current viewpoint that women can hit men, but men can’t hit women. Neither should happen, but the viewpoint that if a woman hits a man, the man can’t hit the woman back to defend himself is also Misandary, not because of the physical violence, but the double standard that we’ve set for women

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Anonymous #12 1w

that’s just not supported by research at all. men report feelings of loneliness and isolation due to not having strong bonds with male friends and not feeling comfortable sharing emotions/ asking for help. a large part of why so many men struggle with mental health is because of the patriarchy and the standards it holds men to. society tells men they need to be manly and strong all the time and shames them for being emotional.

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Anonymous #12 1w

women have a part in enforcing this, as well but i really don’t see how women being misandrist is causing men not to reach out to each other. as for your other claim, in what other ways do you feel like men are oppressed by women?

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Anonymous #3 1w

Don’t make a political. He’s being a jerk, but don’t be political about it, you’re just gonna start more arguments

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Anonymous #10 1w

Maybe some apple slices with your juice box 🥺🥺🥺

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Anonymous #16 1w

You do realize you just gave the meaning of Misandary, right? The standard that men need to be manly and not share emotions? Much like the vice versa, women being told they should be seen and not heard? Is that not misogyny? Because if that’s misogyny, then what you just told me right now is Misandary.

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Anonymous #16 1w

All the double standards. I’ve had conversations multiple time where people say men can’t hit women, but if a woman hits a man, it’s probably because he deserved it. What would you call that?

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Anonymous #17 1w

I’m not complaining about women, I’m pointing out that saying oppression against women is worse than oppression against men is absurdly ludicrous. Men face oppression every day just like women do. Neither is worse, both are bad.

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Anonymous #12 1w

literally textbook misogyny bc women aren’t seen as equal to men. also men very frequently do still hit women lol

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Anonymous #12 1w

men aren’t oppressed on the basis of sex but if it makes you feel better to make things up go ahead

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Anonymous #17 1w

I didn’t say men don’t hit women, don’t twist my words. I said that the difference between men hitting women and women hitting men is vast. If a man hits a woman, it’s a crime, but if a woman hits a man, it’s probably because he deserved it. That’s the standard set, and that’s misandry.

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Anonymous #10 1w

Notice how all your comments are downvoted to the negative? That should tell you something.

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Anonymous #12 1w

i would definetly call that an unfair gender based double standard. (not really much evidence to the claim that men are as oppressed as women) i have conducted research on intimate partner violence, its a topic i take very seriously. male victims of IPV are not taken as seriously and it is a huge issue. one that stems from patriarchal norms is argue, not oppression.

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Anonymous #12 1w

in social science, oppression usually refers to systematic and institutional patterns that consistently disadvantage a group across many areas of life. men are not systemically oppressed by women in the ways that women are in society. that is not a matter of opinion, it has been researched extensively

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Anonymous #16 1w

The double standard is oppression, they’re the same thing. Saying that a man can’t do this simply because he’s a man is an “ingrained bias” per the definition of “misandry”

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Anonymous #16 1w

Not in the same ways, but that’s why it’s not seen as much as the oppression of women.

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Anonymous #12 1w

i’m not going to argue something that is consistently proven by research. it’s not equal.

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Anonymous #16 1w

Partner violence itself is not misogyny or misandry. It’s not the physical violence itself, it’s the idea that it’s not OK in one way, but it’s acceptable vice versa. It’s the idea that makes it misandry, not the actual violence itself.

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Anonymous #16 1w

It’s not equal in specific aspects, men are oppressed in a different way than women, not in the same way. That is 100% proven by research.

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Anonymous #12 1w

your original argument was that men and women are equally oppressed just in different ways. that is not supported

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Anonymous #12 1w

women, on average, experience more widespread structural disadvantages across more domains.

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Anonymous #16 1w

Yes it absolutely is supported, I have done extensive research on men’s mental health when it comes to oppression

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Anonymous #16 1w

So are men, what’s your point?

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Anonymous #12 1w

i said women are more disadvantaged. can you cite the research you’ve published

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Anonymous #16 1w

You’re saying women are disadvantage in specific areas, I’m saying men are more disadvantaged in other areas, neither are more widespread, they’re both different

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Anonymous #16 1w

unless by “researched extensively” you mean googled stuff

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Anonymous #16 1w

Googling stuff is not extensive research, don’t even try that shi on me

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Anonymous #12 1w

bc men aren’t oppressed for being men holy fuck 😭 men obviously are oppressed for their race/sexuality/etc but it’s not bc they’re MEN. literally every issues you’re listing that’s ‘misandry’ is either a side effect of misogyny or the result of another system of oppression. men are not oppressed bc they’re men

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Anonymous #12 1w

i’m aware. i’ve conducted research. i’m asking you how you have researched/ to cite your publications

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Anonymous #17 1w

Yes tf they are, they are standard set for men that a lot of the times are super unfair and horrible for their mental health which leads to many other issues.

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Anonymous #12 1w

yeah and that’s bc of misogyny. bc men are viewed as more capable than women, so they have a different set of expectations. ‘misandry’ won’t end until misogyny does

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Anonymous #16 1w

I’m not digging through to show all my research just to try to prove a point to some arrogant child on YikYak. Do some proper research yourself if you wanna find it, you’re funny

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Anonymous #17 1w

That’s not because of misogyny, that’s misandry, do you hear yourself right now?

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Anonymous #12 1w

researching, means you CONDUCT scientific research

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Anonymous #16 1w

Yep, thanks for telling me the definition of research, very helpful

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Anonymous #12 1w

you don’t know that that is because of patriarchal norms? surely you’ve come across these topics in your “research”

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Anonymous #12 1w

it’s not though bc there’s no system of oppression on the basis of sex for men 😭

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Anonymous #16 1w

right bc it’s a very well known thing that misogyny ALSO hurts men

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Anonymous #17 1w

definitely. so many norms are so ingrained in society that people don’t even realize it

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Anonymous #16 1w

Patriarchal norms and double standards meant to give women an excuse to treat men a certain way are two different things, don’t confuse the two

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Anonymous #16 1w

Can yall shut tf up these motivations are driving me crazy over a dumbass argument

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Anonymous #16 1w

and ik no man here is actually seriously concerned about misandry bc if they were, they’d know the only way to end it would be to end misogyny. but that would mean they can’t complain on yikyak anymore :(

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Anonymous #17 1w

See, now you’re just making it sound like I’m saying misandry is worse than misogyny, which is absolutely not true. My original claim was that neither are worse, they’re just presented in different ways.

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Anonymous #12 1w

the double standards are the result of the patriarchal norms 😭😭 but believe that if it makes you feel better. ik nothing i say will change your mind and nothing you say will change mine so 🤷‍♀️

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Anonymous #17 1w

Shut tf up no one cares

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Anonymous #1 1w

Honestly it’s not😭

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Anonymous #17 1w

I agree, and I think that’s an OK way to end a conversation like this. There’s an infinite number of viewpoints on matters like this, I’m not necessarily saying yours are completely wrong or untrue, I’m just saying for the most part I don’t personally see it the same way.

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Anonymous pink_baddie8 1w

Learned this the hard way

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Anonymous #6 1w

okay well now i HAVE to keep commenting. if you wanted me to shut up you shouldn’t have commented mama

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Anonymous #6 1w

Yep, we were having a relatively chill conversation until you jumped in

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Anonymous #13 1w

It kind of is, misandry is a response to women dealing with a lot of violence and hatred imposed on them by men (as a class) through the patriarchy, misogyny was the perpetuation of that violence initially It’s the same way a queer person might be distrustful of someone who isn’t queer or how any person of color in America might be distrustful of white people It’s not about being a man, it’s about having been part of the oppressive class

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Anonymous #21 1w

That’s not to say men’s mental health doesn’t matter or they deserve to be hated constantly, but doing away with misandry is going to be a product of dismantling the patriarchal social standards on men and doing away with misogyny first

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Anonymous #12 1w

I disagree, if you’re referring to the male loneliness epidemic that’s not an issue caused by women hating men, from personal experience it comes from lacking a community, as soon as you find a community (and especially mixed gender communities) it does genuinely get a lot better If you’re suffering bc you feel like all women hate you I’m sorry and I hope it gets better

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Anonymous #12 1w

You’re right. Women should know their place. With taking care of babies first and easy jobs second if needed. I completely agree with you.

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Anonymous #22 1w

misogyny pushes women to misandry. guess which one existed first for centuries and is heavily engrained in culture

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Anonymous #16 1w

Absolute horrid take. You can literally look at how feminist/equality movements arose due to misogyny, and if that doesn’t prove how combating hate with love can cause change, idk what to tell you.

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Anonymous #24 1w

domestic violence, sexual assault, honor killings, femicide, and inadequate access to protection or healthcare

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Anonymous pink_baddie8 1w

That’s just people killing people. Thats not someone being misogynistic, it’s murder. How many men die from war? Suicide? Failing bodies from working so hard? All part of the same sexist (and you could therefore say misandrist) system

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Anonymous #24 1w

its a result of misogyny though, look at Iran, Afganistan, many other countries…and how many women died from domestic abuse. A lot of men dont consider women anything other than sex objects. What you said does happen but not just because of misandary.

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Anonymous pink_baddie8 1w

And what you said happens but not just bc of misogyny. More men are killed overall than women. The system is therefore rigged to allow more male death than female

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Anonymous #24 1w

is it not because men are more likely to do dumb shit that puts their life at risk? its not because of misandary, yes its the same society that oppresses women tells men to toughen up, im not denying that. But men has way more advantages than women.

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Anonymous #3 1w

Why is it a woman’s responsibility to handle MENS mental health? Take some accountability and grow up. You’re embarrassing

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Anonymous pink_baddie8 1w

This condescending bullshit is exactly what people mean when they bring up that men’s mental health isn’t taken seriously

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Anonymous #12 1w

Men’s mental health has been an issue far longer than misandry has been popping up on our screens. And the original post makes perfect sense, it might just seem hard to hear. Misandry is horrible no doubt, but misogyny has been KILLING women. Deadass look at afganistan, women aren’t allowed to even show their faces or go to college? The Salem witch trials? Men don’t face that same discrimination? Who gets killed more in relationships? Who gets raped more?

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Anonymous #29 1w

Like bro I’m a guy and does it suck hearing women say they hate men? Sure. But comparing that to what women go through is the most out of touch shit I’ve ever heard. Even men that get raped or boys that get trafficked are for *majority* other men. And lets not try and pretend it isn’t true because how many of you would hire a 21yr old guy to babysit your 6-16yr daughter?

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Anonymous #18 1w

Source? I bring up misandry more than when just misogyny is brought up. Nice strawman. Systematic oppression is when boys clubs (boy scouts of america) allow girls but girls do not have reciprocation. Or when girls get their student athletics paid for by the boys programs. Or when girls don’t have to sign up for the draft to recieve fasfa

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Anonymous #2 1w

wow try being poc

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Anonymous #30 1w

Some of those are a result of misogyny and the patriarchy though? Men cant cry, men have to go to war, men have to lead…etc, men made those rules, they’ve been making the rules. And women/feminists try and remove those gender roles but they receive backlash

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Anonymous #30 1w

that’s called toxic masculinity genius

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Anonymous #31 1w

Well yeah, misogyny breeds toxic masculinity. Idk why you’re being backhanded:/

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Anonymous #3 1w

hello? as if afghanistan isn’t the most recent example? 😭

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Anonymous #29 1w

bc these sound like first world problems 😭

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Anonymous #31 1w

Technically a male poc could feel this way I don’t see the point of your comment in this discussion

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Anonymous #31 1w

???

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Anonymous #32 1w

exactly, it’s an actual problem for poc 😭

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Anonymous #3 1w

you are just being sexist by grouping all women or people who try to understand women’s issues together and labeling them as bad, as if we can’t address both at the same time. there are different types of feminism btw and experts disagree with each other all the time on how to handle the issue of gender stratification. What justinian said is a really good point. I highly recommend looking into feminist literature, you might really resonate with some of it

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Anonymous #3 1w

Idk why people are upvoting you, you are just causing division and being really hateful. Idk why you would say this to another man, its just rude. People do care. A lot of us have brothers and loved ones who we care about a lot. The internet isn’t reality

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Anonymous #26 1w

That’s, like, exactly what some yall women do though. You expect men to take care of YOUR mental health and expect us to always find the solution to YOUR problems. Why, cause we’re a “man” and we’re supposed to handle it all? It’s not you guys needing to “handle” men’s mental health, you just need to do your part in not fucking it up by abusing these traditional gender roles yall take too far.

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Anonymous #12 1w

Are you as angry about misogyny as misandry?? Cause it seems like you aren’t given that you missed the entire point of this post

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Anonymous #12 1w

There’s been a rise in conservatism with people like andrew tate and charlie kirk that have people esp men wanting to resume back to gender roles. And I agree that each gender should not provoke the other, but statistically women are killed and raped disproportionately and you want us to what? Smile? Women also rely on friends and therapy for mental health more than men so maybe that’s something men could try to help theirs, remove therapy stigma and teach men to be able to talk to one another.

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Anonymous #22 1w

The problem is that men have been on the internet trying to undermine the oppression and discrimination women have experienced by trying to make it seem like the prejudice they face is just as bad as the prejudice women face.

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Anonymous #12 1w

How can you say it’s not worse if men don’t get killed over it and women do

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Anonymous #12 1w

ofc misandry is bad but the point of this post was not to say it isn’t bad & I don’t get why so many people are taking it that way

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Anonymous #33 1w

Ok? There’s going to be bad apples in any group. That doesn’t mean all men think that way. Also the internet is an echo chamber, so everything you saw is most likely tailored to your already existing beliefs

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Anonymous #20 1w

Actually men who pursue custody of their children are successful 90% of the time. The reason for the disparity is that women are just more likely to pursue custody. Also, that isn’t the point of this post. The point is that a lot of people seem to think women do not face any worse discrimination than men do on the basis of sex. We literally couldn’t vote 100 years ago, we couldn’t have our own bank accounts until 50 years ago. The mindset that put that system in place doesn’t just disappear.

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Anonymous #12 1w

How is it absurdly ridiculous? Have you looked up femicide rates in different countries? Rape stats? Child marriages? Oh and by child marriages its just girls almost never young boys. There’s literally an entire country where women cannot pursue higher education and have to be covered head to toe to even step outside. And you think women aren’t oppressed more? Deadass just try talking to your mother, sisters, female friends and colleagues for their personal livid experiences.

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Anonymous #24 1w

Why are you trying to make it seem like the oppression women face isn’t that bad? We couldn’t even have our own bank accounts legally until 50 years ago. That is systemic oppression of women. I can also say that men have been oppressed by war but that’s is a totally different topic and isn’t something that I feel takes away from or undermines the oppression I have experienced as a woman. Also, the war thing has not been perpetuated by women (we couldn’t even vote on that stuff until recently)

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Anonymous #25 1w

women aren’t killing men

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Anonymous #27 1w

people piss off women and they don’t kill people

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Anonymous #25 1w

And who makes up the majority of the perpetrators?

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Anonymous #27 1w

people actually denied us the right to vote or to have our own bank accounts and we still didnt kill people

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Anonymous #15 1w

there has never been an epidemic of women killing men

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Anonymous #31 1w

Well if you live in a first world country you’re gonna have first world problems…but they’re problems nonetheless?

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when are men going to care about misogyny as much as they care about misandry is the real question. I bet every woman in your real life cares more about not perpetuating misandry than a lot of guys care about not perpetuating misogyny. Another effect of misogyny

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Anonymous #33 1w

When you bring awareness to them about it and its effects.

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Anonymous #22 1w

We do and they dont listen or try and switch topics? But also people are dying and getting raped? And men get raped too, mostly by other men. Why aren’t we ALL outraged

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Anonymous #29 1w

Bc it’s just how people are forever. People are bad gng

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Anonymous #24 1w

But its not just people. Women get killed more, women get raped more, little girls and boys too. If we can change that by raising people, especially men to be less violent then why dont we? And men benefit from it too, fostering a community that takes everyone’s emotions seriously means less suicide for guys Like its so sad and I cry for the people we cant help

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Anonymous #24 1w

I dont wanna bum you but look into the statistics. Look at videos of child marriages, the prison break in congo, the women in Afghanistan, the women in south africa, look at how many kids go missing in the US and ask yourself where those kids go? And I HATE that I always have to do this but it could be your sister, your mother, your daughter and your friends. Like genuinely look at them in the face and how vulnerable they are.

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Anonymous #33 1w

70-90% ignoring the fact that most men will only directly contest these things when given exceptional circumstances such as abuse because most lawyers will advise you to settle AND that includes equal custody meaning in some courts there is a 30% chance you are treated as less of a parent. MY point is your last point, the system/mindset that created these problems is the patriarchy, which hurts men and women in different ways.

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