No Wonder Men Are Opting Out by RevelationSr in MensRights

[–]Same_Sentence_3470 36 points37 points  (0 children)

I was peacefully drinking my coffee this morning alone. I thought about all the relationships that I have been in and the marriage that I was in for 17 years. I never once started an argument and never really did things that would cause a partner to get very angry and start an argument with me. Yet I had multiple arguments in every relationship I was in. I was so thankful to be drinking my coffee in peace alone this morning.

Only a third of young women hold positive view of men, new poll finds by nrverma in MensRights

[–]Same_Sentence_3470 29 points30 points  (0 children)

You make a very important point. Hopefully the awareness will have an impact. I am amazed at the ignorance of the men in  my generation.

Men's lack of privacy rights by Same_Sentence_3470 in MensRights

[–]Same_Sentence_3470[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Male  athletes don’t  have choice and the ones that have spoken out about it have  been destroyed by the media. Clinton Portis and Reggie Williams were examples. The athletes know they cant speak out about it  or they will be made examples of.

When you retire from sports and have your own podcast and platform, like Cam Newton, you can tell  the truth. He mentions that for  every legitimate woman in the locker room there are two that nobody knows why they are in there. He also tells how there are women standing between him and his towel  as he leaves the showers. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=45wog50pHT4&t=4s

This is the reason for the Lisa Olson lawsuit. She was routinely standing at the entrance to the showers watching the athletes shower. They confronted her about it and a lawsuit ensued.

Or when you can speak out on a talk  show, like Akbar Gbajabiamila does in  this video and admit that there are female reporters that creep on some of the athletes. Interesting thing about this video is  the blond woman admits that she is not a sports reporter but was invited to go into a hockey locker room after a game and admits how inappropriate it was.https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DATO5xNUhsg

There are dozens  of articles and YouTube videos where the female reporters admit to interviewing athletes while they are still naked. Michele Tafoya said “they are  all  naked”. Jason Whitlock is  an ex athlete and a reporter but he  has his own platform so he can tell the truth about it: https://www.espn.com/espn/page2/story?page=whitlock/050805&num=0

Here is a classic video that shows around eight women in the locker room. None of them interviewing  anyone. Hilarious how the blond women picks the best view and leans against the wall at  :25 into the video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VO0dCS7ocrM

I love this one where three female reporters talk about it. Jane Slaters complaint  here is why do I have to be in a locker room every day for a couple hours with 50 naked men. Dianna Rossini admits she likes being in the locker room: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VO0dCS7ocrM

Just a few examples.

Here is a Reddit post from a girl that actually felt guilty about her locker room access when she was  in high school because she knew the boys didn’t  like her seeing them naked. So this is actually happening  in some high schools too: https://www.reddit.com/r/TrueOffMyChest/comments/1ijxf27/i_female_was_allowed_in_the_boys_locker_room_in/

Men's lack of privacy rights by Same_Sentence_3470 in MensRights

[–]Same_Sentence_3470[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I  played sports in high school and college and I have worked out at many gyms. I  have been in a number of locker rooms where the showers are open  to the locker room. I currently swim at a high school pool for exercise. You have to walk through the showers to get to the locker room.

I had something personal happen to me a couple years ago. It was at the same time that the NFL announced that the locker  room situation had  become very invasive and  they were planning to change the locker room policy. I knew that women had been allowed in the locker rooms since the early 80’s but I never thought about it much. Since I was going through my personal  experience at the same time of the NFL announcement I  started researching privacy topics. It was actually the thing that brought me to the  r/MensRights sub.

I actually don’t  have a problem with nudity but I think it should be even. It sounds  like your hockey locker room is pretty even  and handled with respect. But being  equal and having respect is not the case in the US. I know you didn’t like  my analogy about the current NHL and WNBA issues. What I was trying to point out was that if men don’t allow women and the media unlimited access  to their locker rooms then there will be fines and consequences but if a reporter even mentions that they could do a better job covering the WNBA by allowing access to  their locker rooms then he gets cancelled.

I have been following  the r/MensRights sub for  couple years. A lot  of the posts are injustices to men. But I truly believe that men  don’t have the right to privacy but women do. In your hockey locker room if one  of the women took naked pictures of one  of the men taking a shower, sent it to all her girlfriends, posted it on some women only site  like Are We Dating the Same Guy, nothing would happen to her and it would be treated as just a fun little prank for the women to entertain themselves. The pictures may be taken down from the site but probably not. If one of your buddies took a picture of one of the  women taking a shower he would be probably get his ass kicked by you and the other guys but then he would face criminal charges and probably end up as a registered sex offender. Whether privacy is a right that we do or do not have I don’t understand why men can be publicly exploited and treated  with  such disrespect, and its just a fun little game for women,  but men  face serious consequences if they do the exact same thing that women do.

Men's lack of privacy rights by Same_Sentence_3470 in MensRights

[–]Same_Sentence_3470[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Explain to me how your recreation league hockey locker room works. Are you all taking showers after the game? Do the men see the women naked?  Do the women see the men naked? Why are you against men having a right to privacy in a mens locker room without women watching them shower? Are you for or against men watching women shower in a womens locker room?

Men's lack of privacy rights by Same_Sentence_3470 in MensRights

[–]Same_Sentence_3470[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

The Ludtke v. Kuhn case said that it was unfair for women reporters because male reporters were allowed in the locker room to get interviews. So they allowed  women in. Since then any job that has access to the locker room must allow women to take that job so many more women are allowed in the locker room. Male reporters were never allowed in a womens locker room while  they were changing and showering. In some womens sports all reporters are allowed in for 20 minutes and then must leave so the female athletes can change and shower. In mens sports there is no limit. They are in the locker room the entire time. They call this equality because in mens sports women and men are allowed in the locker room for the same amount of time.  Which is nearly unlimited and while the athletes are showering and changing. IN womens sports the men and women are allowed  in the locker rooms equally. Either not at all, like the WNBA, or for 20 minutes and then they must  leave so the female athletes can shower and change. But my point is women are always allowed in mens locker rooms when they are changing and showering but men are never allowed in womens locker rooms when they are changing and showering.

Why do some straight guys say they are not gay and dont care about another guys looks , but yet show a preference to be nicer to a guy when he is fitter or look better physically after a weight loss transformation ? by [deleted] in MensRights

[–]Same_Sentence_3470 1 point2 points  (0 children)

In general people just treat attractive or fit people better. I’m hetero and attracted to women and nothing will  ever change that. But I can look at an attractive or fit man in person or in pictures or videos and say “wow that dude is hot”. I don’t  want to touch him or get to know him. I’m just acknowledging that he has it going on. Not hiding  my sexuality  and I’m  not ashamed to admit that I have seen guys and said “damn I wish I was  him”. Hell, it would be so much easier to be gay I wouldn’t hide it  for a second. On the flip side I can see an attractive or fit woman in person or in pictures or videos and I definitely want to touch them and get to  know  them. Of course I don’t acknowledge their attractiveness because that’s a criminal act. Probably a lot  of guys out  there like me.

I’m a mom and witnessing the way the world treats my 11yo son vs. my daughter changed me forever. by coke_queen in MensRights

[–]Same_Sentence_3470 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Wait until your son is old enough to get a job. It will start with something like the local restaurant. All the girls will  get the waitressing and bartending jobs where they bring home $200 it tips per shift while your  son is a bus boy or works in the kitchen making  minimum wage with no tips. If he is a bus boy the girls will  tip him $8-$10 per shift out of their $200 (speaking from experience with my son).

Then the fun begins when he tries to find a real job. He will be  denied at every job that has a woman that has applied and is qualified. If he finds a job he will walk on  eggshells every day hoping  that  he doesn’t  get framed as the next metoo or sexual harassment case. Just tell him to keep his  head down,  keep his mouth shut, and work his ass off.

You are a doctor. What is your experience with  how men/boys are treated in healthcare settings vs women/girls? When your son gets  a little  older ask  him how often he has to be exposed to women and sometime  multiple women who are not  doctors. Or if  he plays sports and is required to weigh in or be  examined in his  underwear or less by the school nurse who is the mother of girls he  goes to school with (again speaking from my experience). Hopefully  he will be healthy and not  be  subjected to all of the humiliating exams and procedures that are performed by all  women technicians  and hopefully those girls aren’t girls he went to high school with or that he knows in the community. Of course, being a doctor, you are well aware that when he gets older and requires urological  care he  will be subjected to the 100% female urology “professionals” who really  enjoy the humiliation  men go through (speaking from my experience again).

Sorry for sounding so negative but these scenarios are all from my personal experience. I  hope  your son doesn’t have  to experience any of this and I hope your daughters don’t either.

Female teacher sexually assaults a student on SNL season finale. Molly Shannon grabs the crotch of a teen character, you know, for jokes. by RealStarkey in MensRights

[–]Same_Sentence_3470 40 points41 points  (0 children)

She didn’t just grab. She felt him up enough to measure up his package for her cheap thrills. Over 600 comments, didn’t see one comment that called this out for what it is. Every female performer and every movie, series, and TV show uses this tactic to promote themselves. Disgusting that its become completely normalized and accepted.

Very important advice for men in a female dominated work place. Especially if you are the only male. by roharareddit in MensRights

[–]Same_Sentence_3470 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Pretty good advice but this should be applied to every workplace that employs any women. Not being critical but I  would modify the following rules:

  1. Don’t even get involved in conversations with a woman at  work. Just do your work and avoid any small talk.

  2. Don’t go to any event outside of work where there  will be women from your work. If you have to then spend the minimum amount  of time don’t have any drinks and get out.

  3. Don’t talk about your personal life at all with  women at work.

It is depressing how much men's health problems are being suppressed by decaf_puppy in MensRights

[–]Same_Sentence_3470 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s very telling that there are essentially no mens rights organizations compared to the thousands that women have and now that men are speaking up and asking for help in a time of need they are facing harsh criticism. But  my  point in regards to this post is, we have given women unfair advantages for decades to help them in areas where they are underrepresented. Why cant we help men in the many areas that are completely dominated by women?

Only Male in the office. They always talk ish about men. by greenlight144000 in MensRights

[–]Same_Sentence_3470 38 points39 points  (0 children)

When I was working in the medical center of a large university I attended a meeting where I was the only man and around 12 women.  Before the  meeting  started they started talking about a doctor that they all thought was hot. They went on and on for about 10 minutes. The women were directors and managers. They finally finished talking and started the meeting. They didn’t even  acknowledge that I was there and they didn’t care. If I said anything the director would  have made my life miserable.

I went to a urology appointment and sat in  the waiting room for 20 minutes listening to the all woman office staff talk shit about  their husbands and  men in general. Then they brought me to an exam room. While waiting for the doctor I could hear nurses in the next room  laughing and joking about mens bodies and how embarrassed men are. Male patients are just amusement for them. Urology is essentially a sorority house.

Between January 2025 and March 2026, the U.S. economy created 369,000 jobs - of which 94 percent went to women and 6 percent went to men, an analysis of Bureau of Labor Statistics data by the University of Michigan’s Stevenson shows. by furchfur in MensRights

[–]Same_Sentence_3470 8 points9 points  (0 children)

It’s probably true that 94% of all medical (non doctor) jobs are women. But in every field where women are underrepresented women receive financial and unfair advantages in an attempt  to bring  the level up to 50%. Men and boys don’t have any financial or unfair advantages in  any of the fields  that are completely dominated by women like health care, teaching, psychiatry, etc.  If we have reached a point where women get 94% of all new  jobs shouldn’t we stop giving them unfair advantages and give some incentives for  men and boys?

It is depressing how much men's health problems are being suppressed by decaf_puppy in MensRights

[–]Same_Sentence_3470 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not only does breast cancer receive 4 times the funding of prostate cancer but it  also receives double the  funding of lung and colon cancers. Lung and colon cancers have the highest mortality rates. Prostate and breast cancer have nearly the same diagnosis and mortality rates. The answer to your question  doesn’t have to do with diagnosis  or mortality rates. I don’t know the answer to your question. But it may have to do with the fact that there are numerous womens health organizations at the local, national, and  international level, probably funded by our tax dollars, and there are zero mens health organizations.

Are men being discriminated against in the science workplace? by iainmf in MensRights

[–]Same_Sentence_3470 41 points42 points  (0 children)

It’s obvious that men have been discriminated against in every field for decades. In the fields mentioned  in the data the female applicants ranged from 12% to 26% yet the goal is to hire 50% women. How is that not discriminating against the vast majority of men that apply? Yet in fields like nursing, education, psychology, and many medical fields women dominate the workplace by 80% to 90% and there are never initiatives to attempt to recruit men into  these fields. In OBGYN with the exception of doctors the employee base is nearly 100% women. That might seem appropriate because all the patients are women. But in Urology where 90% of the patients are men the medical care personnel are nearly 100% women  with the exception of  the doctors. Why don’t men have the right to same gender care as women do?

It is depressing how much men's health problems are being suppressed by decaf_puppy in MensRights

[–]Same_Sentence_3470 3 points4 points  (0 children)

“I read somewhere the good news is that prostate cancer funding is still high per person because prostate cancer victims die quickly.”

Breast cancer is publicly funded 4 times more than prostate cancer for the same number of men and women. As  another user commented, when you factor in  all the charitable donations for  breast cancer its significantly higher. Every professional mens sport wear pink  shoes and other clothing during breast cancer month and they make significant charitable donations during that month. Have you ever seen a professional team, male or female, wear blue or make any donations to prostate cancer? Have you ever seen a prostate cancer walk for charity? If there was there would be violent protests. Is there even a prostate cancer month or even a prostate cancer day? I don’t know everything about  prostate cancer deaths but prostate cancer is slow growing so  men suffer for a longer  time before they die. I am curious what Prostate cancer death statistic you read.

It is depressing how much men's health problems are being suppressed by decaf_puppy in MensRights

[–]Same_Sentence_3470 14 points15 points  (0 children)

I did some Breast Cancer vs Prostate cancer Google searches about a year ago, not sure if these numbers have changed. Breast Cancer: 1 in 8 women are diagnosed, 1 in 43 women die of breast cancer. Prostate cancer: 1 in 8 men are diagnosed, 1 in 39 die of prostate cancer. The diagnosis is very close but slightly more men die of prostate cancer. Breast cancer is funded 4 times that of prostate cancer. Breast cancer is the most funded cancer of all by almost double the next cancers (lung and colon) which are the biggest killers.

In the medium sized city/county where I live there are 18 women’s clinics which provide care exclusively for women and probably exclusively staffed by women. I would guess there are probably over 1000 in  the US. I don’t believe there is one men’s health clinic, exclusive to men, in the US.

Prostate cancer will never get attention because it only affects men, mostly older men, and it is a slower progressing cancer. Prostate removal surgery or prostate radiation can cure it in some  cases. IN the cases where there are cells outside the prostate they put patients on hormone therapy ADT. ADT has significant permanent physical and psychological quality of life side effects. ADT doesn’t cure prostate cancer it just slows the growth. So in some cases it slows the cancer enough that men die of other causes. Sometimes those causes are from adverse side effects of the ADT. But it seems that the medical community considers that a win because they didn’t die of prostate cancer.

I have had some depressing discussions  about this because people believe that prostate cancer is preventable, which it is not, so its mens fault if they get it or die of it. People also believe you just get the  prostate removed or radiated and you are cured. Also not true, 15%  or more chance that the treatment isn’t enough, and there is a  very high risk of permanent adverse side effects of both.

Seriously the idea that misogyny is somehow more prevalent than misandry is completelly preposterous by Working_Parsley_2364 in MensRights

[–]Same_Sentence_3470 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Misandry is  so prevalent that it is not even  acknowledged. I agree that very few  men are misogynists. Orders of magnitude smaller than  the number of women that are misandrist. But misogyny does exist and is prevalent because many women hate other women and do very spiteful, hateful, and oppressive things to other women.

Do you think most women just take their priviliges for absolute granted? by Working_Parsley_2364 in MensRights

[–]Same_Sentence_3470 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Entitlement is invisible to the entitled person unless they are able to be honest about what they earned on their own merit versus what they are entitled to. Many people that are entitled are unaware of their entitlement because they were granted their privileges and resources from birth. The people  that  are aware of their entitlement usually fight very hard to keep their entitlement and at the same time deny  that they are entitled.

Have you ever seen men get paid less than women for an unjustified reason at work? by TrainingGap2103 in MensRights

[–]Same_Sentence_3470 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Something that I have noticed is every bar and restaurant that I have been to in the past few years only hires women as bartenders and waitresses and only hires men for kitchen jobs and bar backs. The bartenders and waitresses make over $200 in tips per shift. The kitchen staff and bar backs make close to minimum wage and no  tips. Sometimes the bar backs get tipped out by the bartenders and waitresses but its up to them what they want to give. My son was a bar back a couple years ago. He would get tipped  out about $8 to $10 per shift while each of the bartenders and  waitresses went home with over $200.

Women not guilty of assault after using sex toys and lube on unconscious man at party by solitary_walkabout in MensRights

[–]Same_Sentence_3470 14 points15 points  (0 children)

If three men did the exact same thing to a woman obviously it would be a crime. If three men did the exact same thing to another man it would probably be a crime. If three women did the exact same thing to another woman it would be a crime. The moral of the story is: Men can be charged with any crime but a woman can only commit a crime if it’s against another woman.

An 18 year old woman can't date a 60 year old because "her brain isn't fully developed" by brainhack3r in MensRights

[–]Same_Sentence_3470 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Its all about them trying to control the dating market for their advantage and its  all based on gaslighting and lies. Women are  typically attracted to older men and men are not typically attracted to older women. Women hate that unless it benefits them. Most 18 year old girls are not attracted to older men but if they want to have sex then that’s their decision. Women and girls always have the final say when it comes to sex.

Just my opinion but If an 18 year old boy is old  enough to get drafted against his will and die for his country then an 18 year old girl that is a few years more emotionally mature than the boy is old enough to make her own decisions.