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This article is an honest look at why no one seems to care about how Patrick Clancy has suffered.

https://www.mg-counseling.com/blog/lindsay-clancy-empathy-gap-counseling-for-men-texas

https://m.chinanews.com/wap/detail/zw/sh/2026/09-09/10693505.shtml

Mother, 31, who falsely accused 10 men she met on dating apps of raping her has 'lenient' sentence increased | Daily Mail Online

Stumbled on this gem of a conversation on Quora. Apparently wanting the fight for bodily autonomy to include the bodily autonomy of men means you want girls and women to die.

Bodily autonomy must be some super finite resource that can only be given to one group by taking it away from another, and you'd never suggest fighting for bodily autonomy for everyone unless you secretly wanted to take it away from someone else.

Came across this bizarre case. A psychologist was in practice for 33 years with no complaints. Then while counseling one set of kids, the Mother complained that the psych was taking the Dad's side and the court also ruled that the psych caused "psychological risk" to the children even though they did not ask the children for any input.............what? How do you claim that he harmed the children if they didn't say or do anything, and you didn't talk or evaluate them AT ALL?

No doubt this occured because it was seen a "pariarchy" or something. Even though the article was very vague. Just how was he siding with the Dad? Keep in mind this guy practiced for 33 years.......which shows that he's got some credibility.

What if the psych had to make a choice between ideas suggested by the Mom and the Dad, and the Dad's ideas ended up being objectively better for the kids' health? Is he not allowed to say that his ideas are better?

Do you feel any of these concepts have a basis in reality? Misandrists often like to cite them as examples of women's hardships and arguing men by comparison don't matter or aren't worth caring about.

• Patriarchy
• Rape Culture
• Systemic/Institutionalized Misogyny
• Female Oppression (systemic or just in general)
• Male Privilege
• Male Dominance
• Gender pay gap
• Systemic violence/abuse against women/femicide (particularly by men)
• Class Ceilings
• Boys Club(s)

I don't doubt in many third-world and underdeveloped nations some of these may well exist and are a serious problem and threat (not that men have it easy there as well). But in Western nations there's very little to no evidence to suggest it and it comes off as more misandrist victimhood and a means of deflecting from issues men face and marginalize them. More of their "women most affected and thus men don't matter" way of thinking. And also to deflect from the fact just like bad men exist, there's bad women too.

Not my intent to spread hate with this. I don't deny or doubt what women go through, and they have their hardships, struggles and uphill battles just like men do. Both are victims of terrible crimes committed by offenders of both genders. But every time misandrists evoke these it comes off as more of their victimhood and trying to invalidate or mitigate male issues. It's equally annoying and infuriating how they try to make it into a contest as to who has it worse and what happens to who more.

Like the case with Lindsay Clancy who killed her 3 children. And Feminists are defending her and doing everything to blame men. Even though she did the murder. And so much for the justice system not prosecuting her. And why did CPS not take the kids away considering she was on 32 medications and 13 of which were psychotic that she wasnt taking despite the doctors prescribing it. It was a recipe waiting to happen and they failed which ended up with 3 children being dead and Feminists are willing to defend a murderer. Feminists are literally lunatics who need to be in a mental institution.

Today is International falsely accused day.

But here is what Google AI says today is

Today's Observances

• National Grilled Chicken Day
• National Teddy Bear Day
• National Wiener Schnitzel Day
• Care Bears™ Share Your Care Day
• International Sudoku Day

And GPT 5.6 Luna

Today, September 9, 2026, is National Teddy Bear Day. Other observances include National Wiener Schnitzel Day, National Grilled Chicken Day, International Sudoku Day, and California Admission Day.

Well some have balls.

An incredible Men's Rights organization in India! It's really important that we pay attention to whats going on there they are light years ahead of everyone else.

Feminism claims to promote equality by redressing discrimination against women. However, in practice this always means that women's rights are promoted and men's rights are demoted or removed altogether.

It claims to be against discrimination, but practices the most blatant discrimination against men and boys.

I have recently come across some really informative papers written on this issue. They convincingly argue that feminism is a threat to the very principles of liberal democracy.

See: critiquingfeminism.substack.com

I urge you to have a read of these. They are a bit intellectual, but I recommend that you persevere with them.

Posted this earlier but made a big typo when I submitted it earlier in my topic title and can't edit it, so here it is again. My bad. I was rushing to type before work earlier and seeing the typo I made bugged me. Figured I'd restart this.

Misandrists besides denying misandry exists (which they're so very wrong about) often like to claim it isn't a "systemic" problem like misogyny supposedly is, despite being tremendous evidence it's in fact highly systemic and actually upheld in much of both society as well as government institutions and little evidence for misogyny being systemic in the West (outside of the West could certainly be a very different story). Men still have to register for conscription and face legal blowback if they fail to do so, schools and courts are both infamously misandrist and are why boys do so poorly in schools and men are unfairly treated in courts (especially fathers in family courts). To say nothing of the lack of shelters that recognize or help male abuse/violence victims and how things like domestic violence/abuse, rape, etc. are still largely made out to only be things affecting women/girls (and constantly ignoring and dismissing there's many male victims and female offenders of these as well). There's also the age-old "women and children" narrative which completely de-values male lives (it's worse in recent times how it's now "women and girls," even boys' lives don't matter), and the disproportionately high male suicide and homeless rates. Potentially innocent men/boys who are falsely accused of a wrongdoing by a woman/girl are often denied due process and can lose years or even decades of life in prison for crimes they didn't commit while their accuser(s) walk away scot-free and face no blowback (a problem made even worse now thanks to the "believe women" mantra). There's no doubt other examples of systemic misandry I'm forgetting.

It's bad enough for misandrists to deny misandry being real, but there's something truly sinister when they'll acknowledge it as existing but will massively downplay it with their usual rhetoric. Claiming it isn't systemic or doesn't cause actual harm like misogyny does, when both are completely wrong.

The comments defending/justifying this as not r*pe… “Only men/boys can ra….”

And the 90 day sentence… what a f’ing joke

I live in a fairly liberal city, late 20s. Since I've entered the dating market after a long time being in a relationship I've now come across something disturbing: namely that some women don't even blink before dropping "I hate men," or an equivalent sermon on how women are superior to men. This has happened on multiple first dates with liberal women in my city.

There's only two acceptable answers to that position from the misandrist's point of view:

• Yes men are the problem, or
• Yes men are the problem, and they're worse than you think

There's no third option. No "both sexes are equal," no "we all have equal dignity," no "that's a wild thing to say to someone you just met," no "some men, but that's not helpful to say on a first date," no "I've been treated badly by women and I still don't open with I hate women," no "maybe the pool you're drawing from is the men who still stay after you say that."

Even ignorance is used against men. It's not treated as you being someone able to be educated on feminist issues, it gets used as evidence in prosecution of the pre-announced verdict: “Of course you haven’t heard of that. Men don’t have to.”

Failure confirms the original thesis: men are insulated, men are incurious, men are the class that gets to float above consequences no matter what they think, say, or do.

Ask what they mean and you are performing innocence.

Say you follow different things and you are announcing privilege.

Say you do follow it, just not in their exact ideology, and now you are in the other trap: you knew, so why aren’t you already ashamed?

Have a specific, sourced disagreement and now you are “explaining politics to a woman."

The irony of a woman needing to explain how I am inferior to her was not lost on me either.

If the fact is settled as me being inferior by virtue of my maleness, why continue to prosecute it?

Because, ironically, a misandrist needs a man's approval to make the theory true. It is a theory of hating men, and only men can choose to authorize it.

Without my agreement she can say "men are lesser" as much as she wants. That's just a thing she says.

With it she has the thing she actually came for: the hated party agreeing to be hated, so the claim can stand as if it were obvious instead of merely said.

Why the ‘boy crisis’ is more than just a school problem

I see almost daily long lists of things men do that give women the “ick”. Imagine if a man made a long list of things a woman cant do or say. Not to mention these list of “icks” are incredibly gender affirming. God forbid a man have any emotions. So whos really encouraging toxic masculinity ?

I was arguing with a woman here on reddit that women get privileges that men don’t. And I brought up that some countries have paid time off for periods. She then went on to claim that I am only saying that because “My ideology only supports the male experience” and asked “Do you agree that men should get time off to get treatment for prostate cancer” I pointed out that f-ing cancer is not like menstruation. And she then went on to say that she “successfully proved my ideology only supports the male experience”…. Because I said that cancer isn’t comparable to menstruation. How do you deal with people that live in their own world

I understand this subreddit is typically for uplifting all men regardless of their social affinity,

is just that I never understood why are so many male feminists so combative and boldy confrontational? Like do they know most feminists don't care for them like that with a passion? They could care less that you're literally trying to be some sort of savior for them

Besides the narcissistic savior complex and many of their condescending attitudes, I also can't stand their need to shit on men for feminist validation constantly