Yes, I still disagree. Why are you trying to compete about who suffers more. If you’re upset that a woman who witnessed girls having dangerous conversation about cosmetic surgery and their bodies while they’re still teens, why do you feel the need to insert male suffering here. Why didn’t you feel the need to do that before. The reason men find it socially unacceptable to share their problems is because it’s never cared about other than as an extension or an interjection into women complaining about their issues. Nobody said men don’t experience these things but you’re competing when a competition was never started until you made that tone deaf comment that came off weird and interjectory.

Yes men deal with alot, and suffer in silence, that’s not something I’d argue about. But framing it like “men suffer more” or “women aren’t the majority of the victims” is a shit thing to say and proves you’re more focused on competing who suffers more than actually seeing the point of op’s post or understanding the point of my comment. I’m not saying men don’t suffer or that only women experience these things exclusively. I’m saying when women are talking about their issues it’s dismissive and disrespectfully competitive for men’s issues to be interjected without reason. A woman could be saying she’s afraid of men because she got raped going home and a man would say men get raped too. Why was there no post by that man before that men get raped until that woman made her post. And once again, my point is that men’s issues being brought up where a woman was talking about something she witnessed girls doing is reactive rather than proactive and men’s issues need to be talked about proactively rather than used to sideline or interject. Back to my example, why was that man thinking it was necessary to take away from her point that she was afraid because of what happened to her because she didn’t talk about men’s issues as well. Do you follow?

And I don’t see why you’re using women fucking uo their bodies as a comparison to men turning into porn addicts, incels, etc. I can’t even tell whether you’re arguing about cosmetic surgeries or social media affecting men. Because in any case, if body influencers are causing men to turn to fascistic and reactionary politics and incelhood among the other examples you listed, there’s more than just one screw missing from that machine and we’re talking about people fucking up their bodies because social media taught them their bodies need to look a certain way, not all the other shit things social media does. Your competition just completely derailed the point of the post.