Rustmilian , 3 months ago (edited 3 months ago) to memes in (TW: Found on Reddit) Always Found The Similarities Between Some Feminists and Puritanians Interesting

You’ve miss interpreted my words.
Nobody is crying victim.
This is not about weather or not men’s issues are self imposed. It’s about the consistent oversimplification of the multifaceted problem that is men’s issues.

Men set these rules for other men

That’s not entirely true. There’s plenty of other factors you’re not taking into account. Fatherlessness, poverty, the lack of men’s mental health infrastructure and funding, the chosen ignorance of domestic violence against men & boys, the hashtag #killallmen trending on Twitter back in May 2014, the sexualization of boys getting molested by women like some how that’s supposed to normal, female SO’s getting categorically lighter sentencing for the same crime, entrenched societal biases, the dismissal or trivialization of issues affecting men and so so much more. Then there’s the intersection of men’s issues with other marginalized identities, such as race, sexuality, and disability, creating additional complexities. Men’s issues are multifaceted and go beyond simplistic narratives like “men hurt men” copout bs.

and I can’t really wrap my head around the concept of men asking men to stop taking away the rights of men.

It’s easy once you realize that the problem with the “gender war” is not women vs men, it’s the poor vs the government + the rich.

Please consider watching :
Pt.1 & Pt.2 , I know they’re long, but you’ll have a much deeper understanding of my perspective.

AdolfSchmitler , 5 months ago to news in ‘Andrew Tate is a symptom, not the problem’: why young men are turning against feminism

I feel like a lot of people confuse feminism for straight up misandry. #killallmen? #maletears? These were started by so called “feminists” but this is the definition of misandry.

And people wonder why young men don’t like feminism when this might have been their only exposure to it.