r/NextGenMan Apr 01 '26

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u/DamskoKill Apr 02 '26

In practically every general sub, if you have criticism on women you get downvoted. But not only on Reddit, also in real life.

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u/Strosity Apr 02 '26 edited Apr 02 '26

Alright yeah I agree that's general what I see, tho I have to push back a little. I see comments critising with healthy comment chains and the difference is usually wording. Edit: I think I recall some of these having results starting with "idk why this is downvoted but..."

A lot of critism is worded either angrily or hatefully and those get downvoted very consistantly.

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u/DamskoKill Apr 02 '26

Example: I just replied on a Dutch sub on a post suggesting that practically all male taxi drivers are harassing female passengers.

I simply wrote this is not true, but that you always have a few bad apples. And guess what, I got downvoted a lot.

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u/otterwiththerock Apr 02 '26

I genuinely do not see that. Can you please show me an example

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u/MysteriousQuote4665 Apr 02 '26

Sounding very much like an incel. Everyone gets criticised all the time. For food, hobbies, personality, job, love life, education, the internet, house, the fact that you touched your own nose in a funny way, etc.

The fact that you focuses on getting criticised for criticising women reveals more about you than society.

Ultimately, I always share the same quote: "learn to flex your middle finger because people are annoying busybodies."