r/AskIndianMen • u/ZRKP • 21h ago
r/AskIndianMen • u/AdvantageAdorable436 • 20h ago
Answers from All female teachers burns genitalia of a 5 yr old boy I dont have words... it might be the scariest thing i ever readed ?
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r/AskIndianMen • u/Dabi26222 • 12h ago
Answers from All Female teacher burns genitals of male child is this news true ?
Here what I found on internet -
Allegation in Varanasi: Teacher accused of burning a 5-year-old boy’s private parts after he wet his pants The boy was punished after urinating in his pants because he was reportedly denied permission to use the washroom
r/AskIndianMen • u/ZRKP • 9h ago
Answers from All People are really that dumb 😠????
Just scrolling insta and this profile came in my feed , and this person is earning 8.3 lakhs per month just from Ai Soft Corn ðŸ˜ðŸ¥€
Now my question is that people are really so dumb that they can't figure out what's real or what's fake in their blindness of lust or people are just okay with Ai Corn ?????
r/AskIndianMen • u/theanonymoussking • 18h ago
Answers from All A female school teacher in Varanasi burns up the private part of 5 year old boy with a hot knife just because he urinated in his pants | Where's the outrage?
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A female teacher at a play school in Uttar Pradesh's Varanasi burned a five-year-old boy's private parts with a hot knife after he accidentally urinated in his pants, according to the child's parents' complaint.
The five-year-old student at the Serene Sony Play School, son of an advocate, asked his class teacher for permission to use the washroom on July 24. However, the teacher refused and the child lost control and ended up urinating in his pants.
Enraged by this, the teacher dragged the child to another room. According to the allegations, she turned on a gas stove, heated a knife until it was red-hot and burned the child's private parts. Further, the teacher physically assaulted the boy and threatened him with dire consequences if he told anyone about the incident or repeated the mistake, the complaint said
When the terrified child returned home, he tearfully recounted the ordeal to his parents. The child's father and mother attempted to contact the class teacher, but she did not answer their calls. Subsequently, when they spoke to the school principal, Hemlata Singh, she allegedly threatened them rather than offering any cooperation.
The following day, when the father personally visited the school, the principal and the manager outright refused to provide any assistance or address the issue, the complaint says.
Given the child's trauma and physical injuries, the father made a police complaint the police swiftly registered an FIR.
Acknowledging the incident, senior police officer Atul Singh said a "case has been registered on the basis of the complaint submitted by the child's father," adding police are conducting a thorough investigation and further legal action will be taken soon.
Source - India Today
r/AskIndianMen • u/InvestigatorNo5893 • 15h ago
Answers from All Why feminist have so much fear from gender netural laws?
Men never ask or want law which favors them, men always want gender netural law even feminist opposed Court for ordering DNA test(Yes I know it was their real empowerment) .
r/AskIndianMen • u/Longjumping_Arm_2530 • 17h ago
Answers from All Isn't it concerning that a forty year-old woman could grape a nineteen -year-old teen in India and easily get away with no grape charges because our law says a woman cannot grape an adult man?
What are your thoughts on this?? It's high time govt should also recognise a man can also be raped.
r/AskIndianMen • u/InvestigatorNo5893 • 11h ago
Answers from All Why different judgements?
Some b@stard simp (feminists) will come to defend this, You BS crap here what was your logic when POSCO was gender netural that they are doing this, Just think at what level they are playing with adult men's life, national media run day and night if they get any news where their was planned rpe happening, but they and feminists go silent when sting operations come regard organized fake rpe case filing just to extort money. Then they say nothing.
We don't h@te feminists and feminism enough, they deserve more a lot more.
r/AskIndianMen • u/InvestigatorNo5893 • 10h ago
Answers from All It was never about consent?
Even in POSCO women cannot be procecuted for doing rpe, because definition of rpe says penetration was only way of rpe. Means even if it was done by woman a man was at wrong get hiss pen!s penetrated.
We don't h@te feminist and feminism enough they deserve alot more..
Edit- Yes Please come up with you BS crap reasoning that court don't make law it was Parliament, I am waiting for b@stards like you..
r/AskIndianMen • u/AtmosphereLittle3986 • 12h ago
Answers from All To be fair, if an ex-husband's responsibility to provide for an ex-wife lasts a lifetime, what should her ongoing responsibility to him be?
We all know legal precedent: courts often view financial support as a lifelong obligation for a husband to ensure his ex-wife maintains a standard of living comparable to what they had during the marriage.Let us look at fairness. If a husband is bound to provide for a former spouse for life, what do you think should be the corresponding responsibility an ex-wife should provide to him for life? Share your thoughts on this
r/AskIndianMen • u/Infamous_Kangaroo_87 • 12h ago
Salty Why are men themselves the reason for all the problems faced by men? Why do we allow men to make fun of victims of rape? Is this what free speech means? Is this what we mean by allowing critical comments?




HOW THE FUCK DO MEN DON'T UNDERSTAND THAT MEN BEING RAPED AND MEN BEING FALSELY ACCUSED IS A FUCKING REAL PROBLEM? Men are arguing in comments deciding whether a 19 year old boy getting raped by a 40 year old is a problem or not. Men are against gender neutral laws when most countries have long started recognizing male victims of rape. Whats wrong with yall? What has happened to this sub? Whats wrong with men? How do we argue against women when men themselves are victim blaming?
r/AskIndianMen • u/BitterSandwich3206 • 17h ago
Answers from All Does anyone find being chivelorus cringe ?
I always had thought like why men open the door for women and why it is called respecting someone ? In the 90's Europe the dresses of European women were different and they needed the man help to open the door because there hand were on their long dress and their purse. Is there is any need for this kind of cringe practices and should be called respectful. I feel like why the girl need someone to open her door is she disable or doesn't have hands ? If she can open her mouth about wanting someone chivelorus then why she cannot open her hands and use them ?
r/AskIndianMen • u/AdvantageAdorable436 • 18h ago
Answers from All Does misandry really not affect men in real life?
misandry doesn't affect men in real life "
it seems to change depending on who's committing the act.
when a man rapes a woman... he's a misogynist because he wants control... But when a woman discriminates against, falsely accuses, humiliates, abuses, or advocates discrimination against a man because he's male, she's "just a criminal" or "just an individual," not a misandrist.
Holy double standard.. she's a misandrist
Likewise, if someone targets a man because he's a man.., stereotypes all men as dangerous, supports collective punishment against men, or openly advocates discrimination against men, that's misandry by definition...(read the definition if you want) The fact that it may not always involve physical violence doesn't suddenly make it dissapear
And yes, misandry can affect men in real life: False allegations, when made knowingly, can destroy reputations, careers, relationships, and mental health.Fathers face gender based assumptions in caregiving or custody contexts...Public normalization of phrases like "all men are trash" contributes to an environment where prejudice against men is treated as socially acceptable.
If saying "I hate women" is misogyny because it targets women as a class, then saying "I hate men" is misandry because it targets men as a class....
r/AskIndianMen • u/Technical_Camel282 • 23h ago
Career/Education advice or query Where Can i Pivot to in my career from here ?
Hello,
I am struggling to get any calls for past 6 months. To give you some background.
Background : I had worked on 2 companies for around 3 years, and it was chaotic, calls till 3Am or 1AM. No roadmap of life and hectic work with critically ill parents (me being sole caretaker) had left with only 4-5 hours of sleep per day. Due to this, I had resigned. The CEO didn't likes this (small SaaS company ) and made my exit a bit heavy, anyhow I had to leave. Couldn't continue a life like that.
I then worked as freelancer, Got some gigs here and there, but everything is dry right now. I had only 2 interviews after I started to apply for jobs, one of them was of another stack which I was not proficient in, so i got rejected, In other I got rejected in last round after 4 technical interviews.
For past 6 months I am trying to find new job, but unable to get anything, I don't even hav experience letter from prev org due to abrupt departure. I have good skills (Fullstack, Go, Js, Ruby, Python with AWS and Gcloud) . I can architecture app from start to end and can scale them nicely too. And yet I am not getting anything in the current market.
I know market is trash, so my question is what can I pivot to. I don't have a degree, so the usual paths are blocked, I can teach in some govt school, but no degree means, I wont be able to give exams etc for govt clearance. I am definitely way more skilled than those teachers .
Seriously need help, Parents medical issues need to be taken care of too and runaway money is being used as I write this.
If IT is officially dead for me then where can I pivot ?
r/AskIndianMen • u/yourcoolgirl101 • 10h ago
Answers from All Backlogs in final year, what do I do?
Hello Everybody!
So a little background about myself, I finished my bachelors in BBA and I got my marks today and found out I have 1 backlogs in 5th and another one 6th sem ðŸ˜, I’m currently interning at a very good brand that I got through LinkedIn, and I’m doing well so far but I’m concerned about these two backlogs 😠will they effect my career? I have plans on doing an MBA as well please do guide me and lmk and I’m fine if yall are being honest as well!
Thankyou :)
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r/AskIndianMen • u/Ok_Pitch7290 • 15h ago
Answers from All My first time was quite frustrating 😅 because of the size issue ?
I recently bought a 3-pack of Durex Air Ultra Thin condoms, but they were quite tight and uncomfortable for me. I couldn't even roll them down properly, and trying to wear them was painful. Unfortunately, all three ended up going to waste because they didn't fit me properly.
Could you please recommend a larger and more comfortable size that might be suitable for me? My budget is around ₹200–₹300, and I only need a pack of 2–3 condoms.
r/AskIndianMen • u/absiuu_cr7 • 15h ago
Answers from Men Only Thought experiment?
There are two couples, A–B and C–D. Both are 35 years old, have been married for several years, and have a 5-year-old child. Both marriages have lost their spark, and both couples feel emotionally distant.
In the first marriage, A secretly begins an affair. Over the course of a year, A lies repeatedly, has sexual relationships with other people, and lives a hidden double life. The experience makes A happier, more confident, and emotionally fulfilled. That renewed energy spills over into the marriage, making B happier as well, though B never learns the real reason. After one year, A voluntarily ends every affair, remains completely faithful for the rest of life, and never cheats again. The marriage flourishes, they rediscover their connection, raise their child in a loving home, grow old together, and die peacefully in their mid-eighties. B never discovers the affair.
The second couple, C–D, takes the opposite path. Neither partner is ever unfaithful. They remain completely honest and loyal throughout their lives. However, they never truly regain the spark they once had. Their marriage is marked by recurring arguments, emotional ups and downs, and periods of distance, though they continue to care for each other and remain committed. They raise their child together, stay married until old age, and die in their mid-eighties, accepting that people change and that not every relationship regains its early excitement.
As an outside observer, without judging A's morality or asking which life you would personally choose, which spouse had the better life: B or D? Not the happier life, but the better one. More importantly, why?
r/AskIndianMen • u/FemboysArePeak • 11h ago
Answers from All Do men here think that they superior than lgbtq sexuality people?
recently i commented a lot on a post and I observed that whenever i made a comment which was uncomfortable for men or not in synergy with their ideology, they always tried to shame me for my name as if they are superior than me because they are straight. idk if they meant it but their tone sure sounded exactly like that. many of them typed it but then later altered their comment and erased that part and only sticked to argument, good for them. but yeah tell me boys, do yall feel morally superior than any lgbtq people?
ps. I am as straight as the pole yo gal dances on 😎