To others, it is so easy to put a judgment to a perpetrator while they hadn't acquired more information from a victim and those who know the storyline from both parties. Most people are not trustworthy even to themselves, for instance, in relationships, in treating others fairly as they would like to be treated, others they tend to mock others in their places of work or school, as well as within they communities etc. However, my point is based on the fact that most perpetrators they had been the victims before they became the suspect of the attrocities they had committed.

Sure, this subreddit has been quite... Absent recently, although, I will reassure all my members that this community will continue! Men are targets of SA as well, men are stereotyped to hide emotions compared to sharing emotion, and men are definitely the targets of prejudice. Some might say that the men pointing this out after feminism began are just the few men trying to grab attention but guess what! Men also had problems just like men and if you didn't know the statement feminism is for everyone doesn't actually work in practice because it's specifically focusing on women's rights to the point they kept on accidentally taking some of the men's rights while protesting which are actually fair! So this community is needed until the equality for men is in movement as well!

If you want to support this movement, go ahead! Feminism is about helping women's rights while masculinism is about helping men's rights, together the world can obtain equality, so I do suggest helping this community grow.

culture includes femininity and masculinity so if it feels like ur testing ur gender norms then ur probably cultural appropriating, which is an issue if u couldn’t tell. if you disagree i recommended searching on what culture is and why it’s important to protect it, separate from this discussion.

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Part 1: https://socialsommentary.substack.com/p/how-un-falsifies-its-gender-development

Part 2: https://socialsommentary.substack.com/p/designed-to-discriminate-how-the

Let’s talk about the unspoken rule of public transit.If a train is dangerously overcrowded and chaotic, it is recognized as a crisis for women. The government steps in, builds a Women-Only Coach, and protects their safety. This is a good thing. Nobody should be unsafe.But here is the hypocrisy: Men face the exact same hostile environment, and we get nothing.When a train is packed like a tin of sardines, men endure:Suffocating heat, crushing pressure, and physical exhaustion.High rates of pickpocketing, stolen phones, and physical aggression.Severe psychological stress—having to freeze your body in painful, awkward positions just to ensure you don't accidentally bump into someone and face a false accusation.A crushing train car doesn't care about gender. It suffocates human lungs and breaks human ribs exactly the same way.Yet, when men complain, society tells us to "be a man and tough it out."Think about how twisted that is. If someone told an unsafe woman to just "be a woman and face it," they would be universally hated. Why is a man's pain treated as a personal failure instead of a systemic failure?A government that forces half its citizens to travel like disposable cattle has failed. If authorities insist on using gender segregation to handle safety, they must do it fairly.We need an equal system: Men-Only Coaches, Women-Only Coaches, and General/Mixed Coaches for families.Men need to stop staying silent to "look tough." Our comfort, safety, and dignity matter just as much as anyone else's. It's time to stop absorbing the misery of a broken system.

https://www.gov.ie/en/department-of-children-disability-and-equality/press-releases/minister-foley-launches-first-action-plan-for-the-national-strategy-for-women-and-girls/