Ask Anything on Sidechat | Not to downplay what women go through or saying men have it worse, but I wish people would talk more and care more about men’s problems. If you do talk about it, people just call you a red piller or an incel. Why is it like this?

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Ask Anything 1d

Not to downplay what women go through or saying men have it worse, but I wish people would talk more and care more about men’s problems. If you do talk about it, people just call you a red piller or an incel. Why is it like this?

Anonymous 1d

I am either totally with u or against u depending on what ur talkin abt

Anonymous

#1 1d

What do you mean? I’m not talking about anything specifically, just in general

Anonymous

OP 1d

I’m a huge advocate for men’s mental health but like some take it too far. Like the whole “man epidemic” shit

Anonymous

#1 1d

Ok, I will list a few things that come to mind. The draft, unfair treatment in court, unfair college admissions, the fact that some gender roles remain that negatively impact men while the ones that don’t have been removed, general double standards, and the fact that misandry is so insanely rampant and accepted on social media and by society in general, and while it isn’t the same as misogyny because it is less historical, systemic, or likely to kill, it is still really hurtful and bad.

Anonymous

#1 1d

Those are just a few things

Anonymous

OP 1d

I’m a feminist and I firmly believe that the draft should be abolished for all genders. I agree that gender roles can negatively impact men. I do think it’s unhelpful to alienate men to the degree where they feel like they “can’t do anything right, so why bother”. At the same time, I feel like 70% of the people touting men’s rights end up talking about how women don’t pay for dates or something, and it cheapens the point.