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Topic	New study: Not all instances of gender inequality are equally concerning
lolife67 09/19/19 9:03:51 AM #18:	pls posted... lolife67 posted... Men should advocate for these things more. I know why we don't (we can be dumb) but that attitude really needs to change. The reason they don't is because the narrative and media are completely dominated by just women's needs, and contesting that or trying to bring light to men's issues gets you labeled an MRA. Even when MRAs have valid points. This problem will probably get much worse before it gets better. You already see a ton of boys checking out of school due to being neglected and punished more severely for the same bad behaviors due to biases against boys. Etc. This isn't really true. People turn on "MRA's" because the points they bring up are more retaliatory than actual concern. Most people talk about "toxic masculinity," which covers a lot of the issues you brought up here yet men are the ones who generally don't want to discuss these things. We don't go to the doctor, not because of the media, but because we don't want to be seen as weak. Things like that. pogo_rabid posted... The moment you try to advocate for a mens issue, you get labeled negatively. Generally by other men, true. <cite>lolife67 posted [p:927651564] in New study:... [t:78023078]...</cite> <quote>pls posted...</cite> <quote>lolife67 posted... </cite> <quote>Men should advocate for these things more. I know why we don't (we can be dumb) but that attitude really needs to change.</quote> The reason they don't is because the narrative and media are completely dominated by just women's needs, and contesting that or trying to bring light to men's issues gets you labeled an MRA. Even when MRAs have valid points. This problem will probably get much worse before it gets better. You already see a ton of boys checking out of school due to being neglected and punished more severely for the same bad behaviors due to biases against boys. Etc. </quote> This isn't really true. People turn on "MRA's" because the points they bring up are more retaliatory than actual concern. Most people talk about "toxic masculinity," which covers a lot of the issues you brought up here yet men are the ones who generally don't want to discuss these things. We don't go to the doctor, not because of the media, but because we don't want to be seen as weak. Things like that. pogo_rabid posted...</cite> <quote>The moment you try to advocate for a mens issue, you get labeled negatively.</quote> Generally by other men, true.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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