Men should be happy that there is no mainstream culture these days and that popular culture is now more fragmented

Mainstream popular culture is very gynocentric, from talk shows to pop music to blockbuster animation and Disney.

Now, in 2026, because of algorithms, the large number of TV channels, on-demand television, and the rise of algorithm-based streaming services, popular culture is very fragmented.

Disney has marginalized boys for decades. Most of their live-action shows and animated films are about girls and women, I remember when I was in elementary school I felt bored watching Disney shows because there was no enough shows about boys and men, and it made my loneliness worse I had no enough role models to watch on Disney shows.

Many comic books have all-female teams, but there is no a comic book with an all-male team, and if there is a comic book like this feminists would lose their minds and send complaints.

Talk shows always have female presenters and focus on women's issues as if men don't have issues.

according to the suspended Grammy CEO the Grammy awards are rigged that is why female singers dominate music awards every year she also said that some of singers sleep with male music executives to win music awards.

A lot of hit pop songs by female singers were originally recorded by male singers but record labels refused to release their versions and gave those songs to female singers. To fight the presence of male singers in pop music record companies were taking advantage of insecure homophobic men who refuse to listen to male singers and boy bands and the fact that women consume pop music more than men to keep men out while at the same time the media was criticizing the lack of enough female rappers in hip hop and record labels were trying to include more women in rap music more than trying to include men in pop music but thanks God there are a lot of countries whose pop music have a lot of household male pop singers like Greece, Colombia, Egypt, Algeria.. etc.

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u/TheShyBuck — 4 days ago

Does each state in the United States have an icon or symbol that is commonly used in some public places, some businesses, and the city gateway?

A friend of mine who lives in Georgia, showed me a voting sticker from Georgia and it had a peach on it.

In my city, there are small design of barbary lions on the front door of taxis, and the city gateway sign that says welcome have two barbary lions and you might see lions on some restaurants signs because my city was known in the past as the city of lions, other cities like Constantine, the city of bridges have sign of bridges on some places.

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u/TheShyBuck — 5 days ago

Which fruits and vegetables are most commonly grown by Americans in their home gardens?

Which fruits and vegetables are most commonly grown by Americans in their home gardens?

Edit: in my country many Algerians love to grow grapes

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u/TheShyBuck — 8 days ago

If you could live in a parallel-universe decade that combines things from different decades, what would you choose from each decade?

I would love to live in a parallel universe decade that have

The fashion of the 80s combined with the fashion of 2020s

The minimal use of the internet like the 90s and early 2000s

the limited few number channels of the 90s and early 2000s that made society connected that made people watch the same TV shows, movies, music videos and talk about them the next day.

The privacy of the 90s and the early 2000s when people couldn't record fights and problems and when bullies didn't use social media to bully people they know in person

The increasingly acceptance of LGBT people like the 2010s

The popularity of magazines like the 2000s and The simple aesthetics of the 2000s

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u/TheShyBuck — 9 days ago

How common are social organizations, whether secular or religious, that offer activities and trip groups for young adults over the age of 23 in the United States?

Hi

I think youth organizations in the USA (secular, Christian, Muslim and Jewish) are largely associated with teens and teen college students.

I saw them on TV, a lot of them have lounge room for playing and organize trip groups and activities, I think those places are great places to make friends and have fun.

How common are social organizations, like this for young adults over the age of 23 in the United States? .

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u/TheShyBuck — 10 days ago
▲ 0 r/Egypt

هل المصريين يصدقون الاشاعات الجنسية التي كانت الصحف تنشرها عن هيفاء وهبي قبل سنوات؟

انا لا اهتم لفنانين الشرق الأوسط و لكن لفت انتباهي كثرة الاشاعات الجنسية عن هيفاء وهبي

خاصة من سنوات 2008 حتى 2015 و قبل سنوات قليلة انتشرت إشاعة جنسية جديدة شوي

هل المصريين يصدقونها أو يعرفون أنها إشاعات

أمها مصرية و عندها باسبور مصري مع باسبورها اللبناني

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u/TheShyBuck — 10 days ago
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Help! a little black lion is trying to catch me by my jacket to eat me.

Help! a little black lion is trying to catch me by my jacket to eat me.

u/TheShyBuck — 11 days ago

Have you heard of the singer Cheb Khaled?

Cheb Khaled is an Algerian singer.

I know most Americans don't know about singers from North Africa and the Middle East.

Most people in the Middle and North Africa have heard at least one song by Cheb Khaled like his hits Didi, Abdalkader, El Arbi, Aicha and other hit songs

And a lot of people in Southern Europe and Brazil have heard at least one song by Cheb Khaled, El Arbi was popular in Brazil and some of his songs were popular in Southern Europe, maybe some American tourists heard a song by Cheb Khaled in migrant communities in Southern Europe.

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u/TheShyBuck — 11 days ago

Why are most criminals men?

Hi

I remember when I talked with my aunt about education I said to her uneducated men are more likely to commit crimes than uneducated women, she said a lot of women think about doing crimes it is just that women are more likely to be cowards than men

She doesn't mean to say all women are cowards or be sexist she just said that to mean that women are not inherently more good than men I know she could have said it in non sexist way

Do you think the reason most criminals are men is because society expects men to be braver than women and society expects that violence is not part of female nature?

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u/TheShyBuck — 12 days ago

How do people in the USA welcome neighbors?

Hi

What are the customs in the USA to welcome new neighbors ?

Do new neighbors present a food dish to neighbors and vice versa? Sometimes we do this here

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u/TheShyBuck — 12 days ago

What is the biggest crime a foreigner can do in your country (only joking answers) ?

The biggest crime a foreigner can do in Algeria is criticizing us for eating a lot of bread everyday

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u/TheShyBuck — 13 days ago

Which adult swim, comics, live action characters are most commonly seen in murals, shops, and products in the United States?

In Algeria, sometimes you see Rick and Morty, and The Simpsons painted on walls, sometimes you see the smurfs on some products.

the Joker is commonly used in barbershop walls and yesterday I saw Rick and Morty in the door of a shop that sells snacks and cigarettes.

However when it comes to products like chips bags, teddy bears, school tools, toys and eau de toilette, Lilo and stitch reigns

How common is that in the U.S.?

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u/TheShyBuck — 13 days ago

Men should boycott BBC

BBC is the most misandrist channel on earth, their programs focus on women's issues, All BBC care about is feminism, women's opinions, women's issues, and hiring female presenters.

Men have become something of a rarity on BBC, the news are presented by women most of the time who talk to female correspondents and even those female correspondents talk mostly to women on the street not to mention a lot of times there are episodes featuring all female panels who discuss news.

If a man appears on BBC usually it is a man of Indian or Asian or African descent, they hire journalists based on female genitals not qualifications.

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u/TheShyBuck — 15 days ago

What would change if algorithms in 2026 were not as aggressive as they were in the early 2010s?

Would mainstream culture be revived?

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u/TheShyBuck — 16 days ago

Why do we accept tribalism as part of human nature and tolerate it more than racism and sexism?

Hi

There are a lot of people who criticize racism and sexism but tribalism (treating your immediate family like siblings better than relatives, friends, neighbors and colleagues) is justified

People say it is human nature to treat your siblings better than friends, colleagues, neighbors.

If we justify treating your siblings better than other people as a part of human nature why isn't treating your race and your gender better a part of human nature toi?

Do we justify tribalism because all humans are tribalist and all of us experienced tribalism?

People without family are the most affected by tribalism

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u/TheShyBuck — 16 days ago

What is the most beautiful city in your country? (sharing your pictures is optional)

In my opinion the most beautiful city in Algeria is Constantine, I shared just few number of the pictures that I took.

Algiers is beautiful too

u/TheShyBuck — 17 days ago

What do you think about straight men who type in their dating profiles that they are feminists ?

Is it possible that a lot of them are baiting to get laid and find a girlfriend?

Why don't they add in their dating profiles that they also support racial equality, trans people and LGBT rights?

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u/TheShyBuck — 20 days ago