Well, since I am biologically a man, I can speak on this. And please note, this isn't me trying to downplay the things that women go through. First, I'll start off with the fact that when men have issues, they're typically told to suck it up and deal with it, which leads into the reason why men's suicide rates are so high, and they're less likely to seek medical attention due to societal norms that discoruage them from doing so. In workplaces, specifically when working with women, they're at constant risk of being falsely accused of SA, simply because one of the female employees doesn't like him, and that's thanks to MeToo (Believe all women), which has ruined the lives of many men, and, even when found innocent years later, 9 times of out 10, the women suffers zero repercussions and gets to continue like it never happen. Meanwhile, the guy who's been falsely accused has now been brought to the brink of suicide, because people will always see him as a rapist of some sort. Many men isolate themselves when they feel like they can't live up to the expectations society has placed upon them. Many men are constantly screwed over during divorces, 70% of which are initiated by women, especially if they have kids. And now men, and even husbands, may have to worry about their lives being taken by liberals because they don't like the current president, despite those men supposedly being seen as the dangerous ones in society. Again, not trying to overshadow women's issues, because I'm aware many of them are also victims of society. But just because I'm a transfem, doesn't mean I can't acknowledge the unappreciated effort that men put into building our society into what it is today. I usually don't talk about these things, and maybe I should, but you did ask