Why do we never hear the word "masculism"?
So the Feminist movement has played a huge role in shaping western society in this day and age, granting women the right to vote, decreasing the pay gap, awareness of domestic violence blah blah blah. All positive things contributing to a fairer society for women. I'm all for that, and I'm not suggesting we get rid of the tradition of respecting women that women have been working so hard to fight for...
I just feel like there are a large number of women who take advantage of men simply for being men, and society in general doesn't treat men's problems with an ounce of credibility.
For example, in divorce courts, there is an obvious bias towards the (ex) wife getting half her (ex) husband's stuff, and pre-nups being thrown out of the window.
Also, if you see a woman being beaten up by a man in the street, your natural reaction would be to stop her aggressor (this is absolutely the right thing to do, by the way), but if a man is being beaten up by a woman, the chances are that that man will be laughed at, and his masculinity would be called into question.
If a man cheats on his wife, he's a scumbag, but if a woman cheats on her husband, apparently he's the scumbag in that situation too.
Suicide rates among men are 8 times higher than that of women. Women recieve help with their mental health a lot of the time, but they also recieve plenty of validation through social media.
Basically what I'm saying is society doesn't afford men any of the same privileges it affords women. I feel like "Masculism" should be a whole movement in the same vein as Feminism, due to the fact that MGTOW seems to be filled with incels. I don't want to associate with incels, I just want genuine equality and to be taken seriously. If misogyny isn't acceptable, neither is misandry.
So, why isn't Masculism a thing?
Because pussy power and fuck the patriarchy | 3 | |
Really good question and "Masculism" should become a movement | 7 | |
Meh, we already have MGTOW | 4 |