r/antifeminist

Men are always painted as the aggressive pervert gender when women are equally as bad if not worse.

People are always so quick to assume men have bad intentions or how evil they are and how women are basically angels straight from heaven and how they can't hurt anyone and i think it's ridiculous.
From my own experience and from observing the world, i can admit that some women are clearly as evil as some men.
I have friends who have been falsely accused of rape and who are literally depressed and are fighting for their lives; I've known dads who've had their ex wives falsely them of sexually assaulting their own kids just to let them never see their kids again and husbands who've spent years getting abused by their wives and yet no one ever talks about those cases cause even the justice system is always on women's side.

I just wish these women would get what they deserve but knowing today's rotten world we live in, brainless feminists would just say smth like "I support women's rights and wrongs" and move on.

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u/selskiytualet — 1 day ago

Lots of women lie about sexual assault and rape

And no one even questions them or even dare to do it when they accuse a man of doing it. Why? cause most of law pretty much everywhere is in women's favor.
Many of them are liars and even when their lies are spotted and they have ruined the man's life they'll get away without a single consequence.
So maybe it's time people start thinking for themselves and see the truth instead of believing whatever they hear.

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u/selskiytualet — 2 days ago
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Gender equality still has a long way to go in western countries, which includes many harmful double standards affecting men

Disclaimer: This post is in no way, shape or form trying to take away from the inequality that women suffer from on a daily basis, it simply is intended to shine a light on harmful double standards that exist against men. (This disclaimer being necessary acting as the first example)

If men treat men badly, people call it toxic masculinity. (Perpetrator framing) If women treat women badly, people call it internalized misogyny. (Sufferer framing)

If women are falling behind in education (70s), it's called patriarchy. If men are falling behind in education (today), it's viewed as "boys being boys".

If there's a lack of women in men-dominated spaces, it's time to support a women's quota. If there's a lack of men in women-dominated spaces, there is no push for a men's quota. (Fun fact: Male version of this word is missing in the German dictionary)

If men are being told to not stick their dick in crazy, it's called risk assessment. If women are being told to choose better, it's viewed as victim blaming.

If women are working jobs or participate in activities deemed as dangerous, it's viewed as inspirational trailblazing. If men are working jobs or participate in activities deemed as dangerous, it's called "this is why woman live longer".

If women (or men for that matter) are interrupting and overexplaining to men, people call it nagging. If men are interrupting and overexplaining to women, people call it "mansplaining".

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u/Nefiji — 4 days ago
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UA POV: “If men are allowed to leave, they'll mobilise women, and I don't think they should”. Some Ukrainian women are asked if the government should open the borders for men to be able to leave. They overwhelmingly disagree

u/Einherjeren — 4 days ago

Feminists lack empathy, realism towards certain women

A lot of feminists live in a bubble and lack basic empathy for other women in a dire situation, they don't have your back at the end of the day despite screaming "female solidarity".I'm getting tired to uphold an ideology that just makes me more depressed at the end of the day. No, not all of us can earn a stem degree or have the smarts for a high paying job.No, not all of us are able bodied and disease free, many of us struggle with chronic diseases and get tired easily, can't handle a 9 to 5, a demanding boss and endless working and paying bills. No, I don't have the luxury of not needing a man to help. I can't shun over half the population as long as we are in this together.they just never get it and think every women HAS TO "be that girl" and be "bossbabe" be super confident when life has just thrown rocks our way, have this, do that, have your own business, don't need anyone or anything and keep ideologies that only make me more isolated,poor and disconnected,anyone else?

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u/Puzzleheaded_Toe6790 — 3 days ago

I feel like it's truly over for most women

Millenials, gen z (and probably all the generations that follow) hate men and think misandry is silly and normal when in fact it only makes things worse.

Personally, i have never dealt with an impolite or straight up mean man but have dealt with countless mean and rude girls. Even when it comes to perversion, i have been crept upon by lesbians more than by men who tend to be more gentle and less pushing.

Looking at our societies nowadays, more men are having a natural reaction of hating women cause of all the hate they have been pushing against men and honestly i am scared to ever have kids to raise them in this kind of world.
God help us lol

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u/selskiytualet — 3 days ago

The declining birthrates are a result of feminism. You can't say you want to fix the birthrates and be a feminist at the same time

u/great-life-5777 — 5 days ago
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When people think 50/50 custody is "treating the child as property" compared to the mother using the child as a source of income

u/bigdonut100 — 6 days ago

Women are really selfish!

In the UK, literally everyone is talking about the immigrant crisis, like you cannot go a day without hearing the word immigrant level, and I have noticed one thing about the women. They only campaign against it for one reason, SA. The immigrants have a bit of a name for doing this, with no surprise considering where they come from, but the women only ever talk about the fact they rape and are a danger to women and kids. Whereas the men do talk about this, yes, but they also talk about the economic strain, the loss of British culture and identity, and the fact that it's basically becoming illegal to be a patriot.

It just makes me a bit angry in a way to hear the women be so selfish, like they're only concerned about the risk to themselves and nothing else! Whereas the men are carrying the patriotism and the economic impact all alone.

Makes me wonder whether they'd be against it at all if the immigrants didn't target women.

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u/Luciardt — 7 days ago

Genuinely why has it come to this

After seeing many cases online of entitled women using fake SA allegations to get their way, and even seeing one of my friends go through it, (thankfully he won his trial) I think it’s a smart idea to start wearing a body cam so that even if the court is “guilty until proven innocent” like many SA cases already are, I have proof of innocence. I have enough things in life to worry about, and I don’t need getting my life ruined by some entitled feminist with a fake allegation to be one of them. I genuinely don’t know how we got to this point as a society, but I will do what I must to protect myself. Am I overreacting?

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u/Low-Bandicoot4342 — 8 days ago

The main feminism sub has an entire section on men's rights and issues.

Personally I find this interesting. Why would a subreddit that is ideologically opposed to men's rights include an entire section on legitimate men's issues. Almost like their entire baseline view of "male privilege" and "men as the privileged sex" is contradicted by this very section.

u/zaririi — 10 days ago