UK: Louis Theroux issues chilling warning to every parent of boys after abusive run-ins filming Netflix Manosphere documentary. OP: More anti male propaganda.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/tv/article-15629219/louis-theroux-netflix-manosphere-doc-chilling-warning-parents-boys.html#newcomment
https://redd.it/1rp92ze
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Woman who falsely accused Duke lacrosse players of rape released from prison following murder conviction
https://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/national-international/woman-falsely-accused-duke-lacrosse-players-rape-released-prison/4360737/?os=roku&ref=app
https://redd.it/1rp0raq
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Crazy chick CRASHES OUT during heated Q&A
https://youtu.be/hGJTUKeNSl8?si=_voa3b3aUChQB4hA
https://redd.it/1rmx9su
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Youtube Video: The entire retirement system is rigged against men
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LDlDFzve1f8
https://redd.it/1rosbp4
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Policewoman lied and said an innocent officer sexually assaulted her
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15627295/Policewoman-lied-innocent-officer-sexually-assaulted-jailed.html
https://redd.it/1roqxdq
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Recognizing women who advocate for men on International Women's Day
This International Women's Day, let's think about and thank the many women who have helped the men's rights movement over the years.
We live in a world that too often favors women at the expense of men, including when it comes to gendered holidays (for example, contrast the reverence for International Women's Day with the contempt for International Men's Day).
These are just a few of the many women who have had the courage and integrity to make our world a little more fair by advocating for men's rights. In no particular order:
Erin Pizzey: Founder of the world's first domestic violence shelter. She showed the world that domestic violence isn't gendered, and was attacked and exiled for speaking this truth by British feminists.
Christina Hoff Sommers: Professor, philosopher, and author of The War Against Boys and Who Stole Feminism? Revealed major biases against boys in the educational system.
Cassie Jaye: Filmmaker and CEO who directed The Red Pill, a documentary about the men's rights movement.
Helen Smith: Forensic psychologist and author of Men on Strike: Why Men Are Boycotting Marriage, Fatherhood, and the American Dream, among other books.
Karen Straughan: Co-founder (along with Alison Tieman and Hannah Wallen) of the Honey Badger Brigade to advocate for men's rights.
Elizabeth Hobson: Activist and former leader of the Justice for Men political party.
Lisa Britton: Journalist and entrepreneur, advocate for fathers and mental health.
Janice Fiamengo: Professor, author, advocate for men.
Bettina Arndt: Clinical psychologist, author, advocate for men.
Diana Davison: Legal researcher, activist, and founder of The Lighthouse Project, which helps those falsely accused of sexual assault.
There are many other MRAs who are women. Tell us about some others who deserve some recognition below!
https://redd.it/1roc7mr
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'Evil' woman who used dating apps to meet men then falsely cried rape at least 19 TIMES faces jail
https://www.thesun.co.uk/news/38437766/evil-woman-falsely-cried-rape-jail/
https://redd.it/1rocgqk
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reason for people to judge you.
So the real question is not whether dolls are strange or not. People will always have different opinions about that.
The more interesting question is why society reacts with so much contempt toward men who admit they are struggling with loneliness or dating in the first place.
Because until we can have an honest conversation about that stigma, the problem of male loneliness is never going to be addressed in a meaningful way.
https://redd.it/1rod0rf
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Be careful with feminist statistics. Here, for example, feminists claimed that women are 14 times more likely to die due to climate disasters. After checking, it turned out they literally have no source to back up that number. One of them literally said that she just feels that it’s true.
https://youtu.be/ooKfKDw3fDA?is=zhX6E71cyaeoTfHl
https://redd.it/1rhy52y
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r/AskFeminists as always. Troop casualties of the Russo-Ukrainian War is expected to reach 2 million this spring season by the way
https://postimg.cc/t1vMprB3
https://redd.it/1rhutte
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Influencers are Dumping Their Wives By Abandoning Them In The Wild In a New Trend Called Alpine Divorce
https://rudevulture.xyz/influencers-are-dumping-their-wives-by-abandoning-them-in-the-wild-in-a-new-trend-called-alpine-divorce/
https://redd.it/1rgcir4
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Swedish study suggests hiring discrimination is primarily a problem for men in female-dominated occupations
https://www.psypost.org/swedish-study-suggests-hiring-discrimination-is-primarily-a-problem-for-men-in-female-dominated-occupations/
https://redd.it/1rhod4p
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Is anyone else just tired of all the attacks and denialism?
I apologise if this type of post isn't allowed, but I honestly feel so exhausted to constantly have to listen to all the propaganda and debunked claims about our issues not being real. All the articles and claims about women being discriminated in the workplace even though they usually don't have to do any of the harder or physically demanding jobs, All the claims about violence against women when there is substantia data showing that men are much less liekly to report being asaaulted and the fact that women are straight up allowed to hit and SA Men, and the fact that they completely ignore things such as men having far fewer support systems, are more likely to be homeless and all of the other facts that they never want to mention.
Edit: And also the fact that so many feminists attack you for saying you would much rather be born female to not have to deal with all the discrimination is also an another layer of agony.
Women do NOT have it harder than men yet we still have to listen to their bullshit everywhere.
And the fact that whenever we try to bring that up we get silenced is just extremely tiring. Does anyone else feel like that?
https://redd.it/1rhgban
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"icks" do not exist. Right?
Like tittle say. I think it is Just cover up( made up Word) for people who do not like you in the first place and for their ego boost. Thoughts?
example of "ick": Man running for the table tennis ball.
I am posting it here because it is example of double standard ( more women use it)?
Addition: Somebody having bad hygiene or is bad person is not "ick". It is just things that are bad in general in a person.
https://redd.it/1rhdkj3
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“I was stressed and didn’t want to take care of all the children”: teacher fired and under investigation for giving laxatives to children, stress does not justify the madness
davideownzall/i-was-stressed-and-didnt-want-to-take-care-of-all-the-children-teacher-fired-and-under-investigation-for-giving-laxatives-to" rel="nofollow">https://peakd.com/hive-146620/@davideownzall/i-was-stressed-and-didnt-want-to-take-care-of-all-the-children-teacher-fired-and-under-investigation-for-giving-laxatives-to
https://redd.it/1rf90xt
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Would you quit a game that only celebrates women's day and not mens day, forces you to play as women characters for rewards and donates only to women and girls?
https://ibb.co/HTsvdLps
https://redd.it/1rp4x39
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Female Predator goes after an underage girl
https://rumble.com/v56lqgp-female-predator-wants-to-destroy-the-evidence-dads-against-predators.html
https://redd.it/1rp1lii
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UK: Mother, 31, who met men on dating apps before falsely accusing 10 of rape in 'wicked pack of lies' faces jail
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15626775/Mother-31-met-men-dating-apps-falsely-accusing-10-rape-wicked-pack-lies-faces-jail.html
https://redd.it/1rowc06
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So, It's Only Bad When Men do it? Offensive Rock Songs
So, I came across this article
12 songs from the ’80s that have aged really badly - AOL
Saying rock songs about sex with 17 year old girls are these days considered to be offensive. Got me thinking about I Love Rock and Roll by Joan Jett about her and a 17 year old boy. Why wasn't that on this list? So I googled to see if Jett's song is considered offensive today. Here's what Google AI said about the song.
"I Love Rock 'n' Roll," most famously performed by Joan Jett & the Blackhearts, is generally considered a classic rock anthem about the love of music, rebellion, and a flirtatious encounter, rather than an offensive song.
Here is a breakdown of the context surrounding the song:
Context and Meaning: The song is about a young woman who spots a boy playing music in a bar, finds him attractive, and leaves with him. It is often interpreted as a celebration of rock music and a display of female empowerment and agency.
Controversy Regarding Age: Some discussions have questioned the line, "he must have been about seventeen," in the context of the singer's age. However, discussions surrounding this note that the lyrics involve dancing and leaving together, with no explicit, graphic, or inherently exploitative content.
Rebellious Persona: The song aligns with Joan Jett's image as a "badass rock babe" who challenges traditional gender norms, which was considered rebellious at the time.
Origin: The song was not originally written by Joan Jett. It was written by Alan Merrill of the Arrows and recorded in 1975, with Jett covering it to great success in 1981.
While some listeners might interpret the casual pick-up in the lyrics differently, it is not widely regarded as a controversial or offensive song, but rather a staple of 1980s rock culture.
https://redd.it/1rop5pi
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German police conduct raids against people suspected of posting misogynistic hate speech online
https://qz.com/german-police-conduct-raids-against-people-suspected-of-1851315344
https://redd.it/1rojmma
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Happy International Women’s Day to all the women on this sub
To the women here,
Happy International Women’s Day!
Thank you for your love, care and compassion you bring to society, and thank you for supporting men’s rights.
https://redd.it/1ro30q5
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Entitled women falsely accuse men for TikTok views
https://rumble.com/v50eeg8-toxic-gym-girls-put-a-giant-target-on-their-backs-after-falsely-accusing-me.html
https://redd.it/1rok5lb
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Why Is Society So Comfortable Mocking Sexually Unsuccessful Men?
I recently wrote a long post discussing why some men own lifesize companion dolls, and the reaction to it was fascinating. Not because people disagreed. Disagreement is normal. What stood out was how quickly the conversation turned into ridicule.
The most common responses were not arguments. They were things like “that’s creepy,” “that’s weird,” or “just use your hand.”
That reaction made me realize something. The real issue is not dolls. The real issue is how society reacts to men who are perceived as sexually unsuccessful.
A man struggling with dating occupies a strange place socially. For women, being single is often framed as independence or self discovery. For men, long term singleness is often framed as failure. The assumption is that if a man cannot attract a partner, something must be wrong with him.
You can see this dynamic everywhere. Men who openly admit they have gone years without intimacy are often mocked or dismissed. Even other men participate in the ridicule. In a way it becomes a form of social distancing. By mocking those men, others signal that they themselves are not part of that category.
One comment I received actually explained this dynamic pretty well. The commenter argued that society judges sexually unsuccessful men harshly because reproduction has historically been tied to male status. Men who succeed with women are seen as higher value, while men who struggle are pushed to the bottom of the hierarchy.
If you think about it, this pattern shows up constantly in everyday conversation. Insults directed at men often revolve around sexual failure. Words like “loser,” “incel,” or “virgin” are used as social weapons. Even when people try to sound progressive, the stigma around male sexual failure remains extremely strong.
What is interesting is how this stigma shapes the way people react to coping mechanisms.
If a man says he is lonely and struggling with dating, the typical advice he receives is some version of “just deal with it.” He is told to focus on work, hobbies, or self improvement. Those things are good in theory, but they do not address the reality of long term touch deprivation and intimacy.
One commenter in that thread shared a personal story about going through a four year dry spell. He described how miserable it made him feel and how much his mental health improved once he finally became sexually active again. His entire outlook on life changed.
That comment stood out because it highlights something people rarely want to admit. For many men, physical intimacy is not just a luxury. It plays a real role in emotional stability and mental well being.
So when men look for ways to cope with loneliness, the reaction is often immediate ridicule.
Escorts get criticized. Porn gets criticized. AI companions get criticized. And of course dolls get criticized.
The interesting thing is that the same people mocking these options rarely provide any realistic alternative beyond “just keep trying.”
Recently I opened a small private showroom in New York where men can see some of these modern companion dolls in person before buying. What surprised me was the type of people who showed up out of curiosity. They were not the stereotypes people imagine. Some were divorced. Some had been in long dry spells. Some were simply curious about how realistic the technology has become.
A few even told me they had no intention of buying anything. They just wanted to see what the modern versions actually look like.
What stood out was how many of those conversations eventually turned into discussions about loneliness. Some of these men had gone years without physical affection. Others had simply stopped dating after repeated failures.
And yet the broader reaction from society toward these situations is rarely empathy. It is usually ridicule.
It is almost as if admitting loneliness as a man places you into a category that people feel comfortable mocking. Once that label is applied, anything you do to cope with the situation becomes another
Teacher charged with molesting student was married mom who complained about ‘creepy men’
https://nypost.com/2026/02/27/us-news/teacher-charged-with-molesting-student-was-married-mom-who-complained-about-creepy-men/
https://redd.it/1rhy82h
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Why Chinese men are scared of women and love
https://youtu.be/UsH21kJaGOg?si=GbU8qedhyCRSJOJZ
https://redd.it/1rhr7mw
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Lady cop rights a Retaliatory Ticket
https://youtu.be/JCYAbZOne8c?si=f1BDNSqco5fHvKS9
https://redd.it/1rg8ckg
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The Lie that Men are always physically stronger than Women.
I'm honestly tired of seeing this being prepetuated everywhere, especially the claims that female violence can't cause any serious damage, which is what every feminist tries to push and as a victim of female violence that has left lasting damage myself it's just so extremely painful to see that narrative being pushed almost everywhere (even in what are supposed to be safe spaces for victims since these are still overrun by feminists)
Both Men and Women come in all shapes and sizes and if we don't acknowledge that then we're never going to get to the point where violence and abuse are truly taken seriously and victims can expect to see at least some justice.
https://redd.it/1rhj63l
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Are these women ok?
https://redd.it/1rhggub
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Social cost of discouraging male emotional openness
Discouraging emotional expression can lead to unresolved stress and reduced support-seeking. Long-term, that pattern may contribute to mental health disparities.
https://redd.it/1rh8nq4
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Mom abandons family.Dad gets the blame.
https://redd.it/1rh9khk
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