Men are the oppressed gender, not Females.

Morro · Dec 4, 2025

Despite having strict rules against hate, discrimination, and dehumanization, mainstream social media platforms do not enforce these rules when it comes to men because, according to their logic, men are not a vulnerable group.

This is just plainly wrong. Men are vulnerable and the data confirms this.

First off, let's define the criteria of vulnerability.

Criteria of vulnerability

Economic Discrimination
Health Inequality
Workplace Challenges and Exploitation
Violence and Discrimination
Intersectionality of Race and Gender

1. ECONOMIC DISCRIMINATION

# Feminists like to cite the "gender pay gap" myth repeatedly which has already been debunked several times.

What they never tell us is that there are several cities in US where young women out-earn young men.

Women aged between 22 and 29 in employment are now earning more on average per hour than men of the same age.

The Korn Ferry Gender Pay Index analysed more than 12.3 million employees in 14,284 companies in 53 countries. This study showed that men are discriminated against and women are favoured in the fast-growing markets where they found a 3.1% gap favouring women.

Google were accused of 'Extreme' Discrimination against women, regarding a 'Gender pay Gap' by the US labor department.

Facing a lawsuit and being compelled to provide data, google decided to investigate the gender pay gap internally and they discovered that it was in fact, you guessed it, men who were being underpaid across the board.

"$9.7 million in compensation to 10,677 employees for 2018, with a disproportionate amount of that going to men."

Same thing happened with BBC. BBC men to get pay rises as review rejects gender discrimination claims.

# Along with that, Men make up the majority of the homeless.

# Poverty statistics show that women are in more poverty than men, but what they hide from us is that poverty hurts the boys the most.

# Employment discrimination as we all know leads to economic disparities.

One study on hiring discrimination found that in every cohort, women were preferred over men. Whether single, married, childless, or with children.

The fact that they found that women were preferred over men is buried inside of the body of the study.

You can read the full text of the study here:

Becker, S. O., Fernandes, A., & Weichselbaumer, D. (2019). Discrimination in hiring based on potential and realized fertility: Evidence from a large-scale field experiment. Labour Economics, 59, 139-152.

Another study on gender blind hiring performed in Australia found discrimination against men.

The research team fully expected to find far more female candidates shortlisted when sex was disguised. But, as the stunned team leader told the local media: "We found the opposite, that de-identifying candidates reduced the likelihood of women being selected for the shortlist."

And let's not forget:

# Women control or influence 85% of consumer spending (Source, Forbes 2019)

# Women control more than 60% of all personal wealth in the U.S. (Source: Federal Reserve, MassMutual Financial Group, BusinessWeek, Gallup)

# Approximately 40% of U.S. working women now out-earn their husbands. (Source: U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics)

# In the US, breadwinners in 40% households are female. Yet only 3% of alimony payers are female.

2. HEALTH INEQUALITY

# The research was conducted against a general assumption that medical research was unfairly focused on men. The complaints were loud enough to inspire research into the topic where it was quickly found that far more interest and money was put into women's health research than men, including even in areas where men are known to be affected more.

Bartlett, E. E. (2001). Did medical research routinely exclude women? An examination of the evidence. Epidemiology, 12(5), 584-586.

https://journals.lww.com/epidem/Ful..._Research_Routinely_Exclude_Women__An.20.aspx

https://menarehuman.com/6195-2/

https://web.archive.org/web/2010043...c.com/past/docs/issues/96jun/cancer/kadar.htm

# It's a well known fact that men commit suicide more than women in every country in the world. But what is behind this rate? People argue that since women attempt suicide at higher rates than men, it proves that women are the ones in need of help not men. But men have a higher rate of suicidal intent than women. It seems that many women could be making a suicidal gesture rather than actually wanting to commit suicide.

Some also say that men choose more lethal methods, but this is also not indicative of men's suicide rate because even when men choose the same methods, they still die more than women.

Some say it is due to toxic masculinity, but even that has problems. First of all, if women were more oppressed than men, why would they commit suicide at a higher rate? Secondly, 91% of men who committed suicide did seek help before doing it

So, what is the reason? Well, suicide prevention programs work much better for girls than for boys.

This study shows that men are dropping out of therapy prematurely because therapy was created with women in mind.

# Now, everyone knows that women live longer than men in almost every country on Earth. But leave alone the fact that men are more likely to commit suicide, die at work (more on than later), die during a conflict (more on than later), drown, die from an injury, and die from child abuse, let's look at mens health. Men are more likely to die from cancer, heart attacks, and even coronavirus

Despite all this, women's health receives FOUR TIMES as much funding as men's health.

# Men are more likely to abuse alcohol than women. Men have higher rate of hospitalization due to alcohol than women. Finally, Males are more than three times as likely to die by suicide than females, and more likely to have been drinking prior to suicide.

https://archive.ph/rOCiH

Alcohol abuse is also closely associated with major depression, anxiety, and bipolar.

https://www.americasrehabcampuses.c...er-is-most-commonly-comorbid-with-alcoholism/

This shows that abusing alcohol among men is more closely linked to mental health issues in men.

# Boys are not protected from genital mutilation, and are more likely to be undernourished, worldwide.

3. WORKPLACE CHALLENGES AND EXPLOITATION

# The most dangerous, health-hazardous jobs are all male-dominated.

# Men make up the majority of workplace fatalities and workplace injuries.

# Men are 10 times more likely to die due to their jobs compared to women.

# Men are 1.75 times more likely than women to work 41+ hour weeks, are 2.3 times more likely than women to work 60+ hour weeks, and also work estimately 85 more hours than women in a year.

# According to this study, men are much more unsatisfied with their jobs than women

# Male life expectancy is 5.3 years lower than female, yet men tend to retire later than women. (Several countries still have a lower retirement age for women)

# Even boys are more likely to be put in child labor than girls, and according to this study, the work they do is very dangerous and harmful.

# Women reap more in tax benefits than do men.

# In some countries, men are forced into gender-based conscription. Currently, about 60 countries have mandatory drafts for males but only 9 have mandatory drafts for women. In some countries, women serve for a shorter time, like in Israel, women serve two years while men serve for 2.5 years.

In some cases, men and boys will be targeted in a military operation or massacre.

4. VIOLENCE AND DISCRIMINATION

# Men face longer prison sentences for the exact same crime. While it is true that men are more likely to commit crimes, it doesn't explain the gender disparity, which is a lot longer than racial disparity, which means even an African American woman would get a shorter sentence than a white man.

Men are more likely to be stopped by the police, and even when women are stopped, they are less likely to be arrested.

Men are discriminated against even when they are the victims, as criminals get harsher punishments for killing women than for killing men.

And overall, men are 90% of those in prison, 98% of death row inmates, and 98.8% of those executed.

They are more likely to be shot to death by police, to be murdered.

Men are the majority of victims of public sphere violence.

# Men are also not protected from domestic violence, despite research showing that domestic violence directed at men is at least as, if not more, common than domestic violence directed at women.

Mostly all shelters are for women and domestic violence is seen as a woman's problem.

Given that men give more tax revenue to the governments than women do, it means that mostly men are paying for shelters that they themselves are not allowed to access.

There is a remarkably sad story of a male domestic violence survivor who tried to set up a shelter for men, but he ran out of funding, and committed suicide: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earl_Silverman

A 2005 study on domestic violence wrote their entire abstract in a way that implies that domestic violence is significantly worse against women than against men. But the actual body of their research reports the exact opposite of that. A fact that other researchers eventually discovered and wrote about.

[A] recent study found that men are more likely than women to suffer serious injuries in intimate partner relationships and that men are actually less likely than women to use violence in intimate relationships (Felson & Cares, 2005). Some factors are apparently inhibiting men, who are generally much more violent than women (outside intimate relationships), from using violence against their female partners. Results in the Felson and Cares (2005) study show that those men who do engage in violence against their spouse and those women who engage in violence against their family members are more likely than other offenders to do so with high frequency. It is surprising that this result was obtained in what was essentially presented to respondents as, “a study of violence against women” (Felson & Cares, 2005, p. 15).In fact, the authors argue that men actually inhibit violence in intimate relationships compared to their non-intimate levels.

...Interestingly, authors responding to findings that suggest a narrow or non-existent gender gap in partner abuse rates also allege that females are universally more vulnerable to abuse by men than men are to abuse by women. Importantly, this perspective has found little support in the data.

Carney, M., Buttell, F., & Dutton, D. (2007). Women who perpetrate intimate partner violence: A review of the literature with recommendations for treatment. Aggression and Violent Behavior, 12(1), 108-115.

https://www.researchgate.net/profil...rature-With-Recommendations-for-Treatment.pdf

The very first large scale federal study on domestic violence in the US was carried out by researchers who expected to find higher rates of female victimization compared to male victimization. The results of that study showed that slightly more men than women were victims of domestic violence, including severe forms of violence.

Two of those researchers -- Murray Straus and Suzanne Steinmetz -- spent the rest of their careers researching this phenomenon after discovering this. Steinmetz, in particular, was the first researcher to coin the "battered husband syndrome" back in 1977, a concept that would eventually be co-opted by feminists during the 1980s and derided as a "myth" when applied to men.

Straus, M. A. (2010). Thirty years of denying the evidence on gender symmetry in partner violence: Implications for prevention and treatment. Partner Abuse, 1(3), 332-362.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1891/1946-6560.1.3.332

Related to this is the fact that Erin Pizzey discovered the same thing "on the ground" after opening the world's first domestic violence shelter for women in Britain.

All of the relevant parties here took this in stride and bravely went against the status quo. In some instances they even received death threats and bomb threats from feminists. All three are widely celebrated today by the MRM.

# Despite the fact that men are raped and sexually assaulted at alarmingly high rates (mostly by women, contrary to popular belief), they are not adequately protected.

Rape is usually seen as a crime that only happens to women. Even religions rarely mention men as rape victims. In fact, only 3% of organizations that acknowledge rape as a weapon of war help male victims.

William Collins states regarding female perpetrators:

There are more than a hundred times more men in prison for sexual offences than there are women in prison for sexual offences. But there is a gross mismatch between this ratio and the known high incidence of male sex offenders who have a background of being sexually abused by a woman themselves as children (perhaps about one-third to one-half of all such men in prison). So, given the 13,500 men in prison in the UK for sex offences, why are there only about 100 women? Where are the several thousand missing women who have sexually offended against male minors? (Not to mention the women offending against female minors).

Stemple, Flores and Meyer find the following in their 2017 study Sexual Victimization Perpetrated by Women: Federal Data Reveal Surprising Prevalence (direct link to an older version of the PDF, I hope it's not too outdated).

They quote (among studies supporting this result):

"Perpetrator self-reports are also revealing. A 2012 study using data from the U. S. Census Bureau's nationally representative National Epidemiologic Survey on Alcohol and Related Conditions (NESARC, 2001-02) found in a sample of 43,000 adults little difference in the sex of selfreported sexual perpetrators. Of those who affirmed that they had “ever force[d] someone to have sex … against their will,” 43.6% were female and 56.4% were male (Hoertel, Le Strat, Schuster, & Limosin, 2012)."

One 2008 literature review looked at five studies of female perpetrated sexual victimization within relationships. The review found that between 1.2% and 19.5% of adolescent girls and 2.1%–46.2% of college women self reported that they perpetrated some form of sexual victimization (Williams et al., 2008).

A 2013 survey of 1058 male and female youth ages 14–21 found that 9% self-reported perpetrating sexual victimization in their lifetime; 4% of youth reported perpetrating attempted or completed rape, which, again is defined to include any unwanted intercourse regardless of directionality (i.e., respondent reported that he/she “made someone have sex with me when I knew they did not want to”). While 98% of perpetrators who committed their first offence at age 15 or younger were male, by age 18–19 self-reports of perpetration differed little by sex: females comprised 48% of self-reported perpetrators of attempted or completed rape. Females were also more likely to perpetrate against victims older than themselves (Ybarra & Mitchell, 2013). Among respondents, victim blaming was common; perpetrator accountability was not. About half of all perpetrators of rape or attempted rape said that the victim was completely responsible for the incident. Fewer than 1% of perpetrators reported contact with law enforcement subsequent to the abuse (Ybarra & Mitchell, 2013).

A 2011 Dutch study also found no significant difference among male and female adolescent self-reports of sexual aggression (10% of males and 8% of females reported using sexual aggression) (Slotboom, Hendricks, & Verbruggen, 2011).

They also talk about the considerable obstacles for male victims of sexual abuse (read the article by Stemple et al. if you want to know more about that).

Next, let us look at the other side of the coin, that is self-reported rapes (by male and female victims) in the US. According to The National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Surveys (NISVS) by the CDC, in the US women rape men at virtually the same rate as men rape women if you include "being made to penetrate" in the definition of rape and survey incidences in the last 12 months. Here are the victimization rates using the 12-month prevalence, first for females and then for males:

NISVS 2010: 1.1% and 1.1% (pages 18 and 19)
NISVS 2011: 1.6 % and 1.7% (page 5)
NISVS 2012: 1.0% and 1.7% (pages 217 and 222)
NISVS 2015: 1.2% and 0.7% (pages 15 and 16)
NISVS 2016/17: 2.3% and 1.3% (page 3)

Note that around 70-80% of people who rape men are women (see e.g. NISVS 2010, page 24 and NISVS 2011, page 6). Also, although CDC has said that this data is from the lifetime figures, there is actually no reason to suspect that it would be less in the previous 12-month figures. Infact, in NISVS 2016/17, male victims made to penetrate in the last 12 months reported more (about 83%) female perps than in their lifetime (about 70%).

Also note that they exclude "made to penetrate" in the definition of rape, so you have to be wary of this when reading the documents.

Similar numbers are found in the EU, e.g. in Prevalence and Associated Factors of Sexual Victimization: Findings from a National Representative Sample of Belgian Adults Aged 16–69 (Schapansky et al., 2021) which finds that the 12-month-prevalence was 1.4% for men and 1.5% for women. Again, they use various tricks to downplay the prevalence of male victims of rape: while they actually include "made to penetrate" in the definition of rape, they do not consider attempted rape when it concerns men but do consider it when it concerns women. Additionally, they include various forms of penetration in the rape of females but conveniently overlook equivalent forms of sexual assault for males (such as stimulation of intercourse by hand). Thus, the number for men is likely even higher than the reported one. This post from r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates explores the problems with their approach in more detail.

You may also find this recently published summary paper On the Sexual Assault of Men (DiMarco et al., 2021) useful. Some of its claims are:

male rape happens about as often as female rape, and possibly exceeds it
80% of those who rape men are women
the rape of men occurs with a frequency comparable to the rape of women, yet the arrest rate of female rapists is extremely low
stereotypes such as "he became erect so he must have wanted it" have been debunked
male rape victims suffer the same emotional and psychological consequences as female rape victims, even suffering physical injuries at comparable rates

You may also note that Predictors of sexual coercion against women and men: a multilevel, multinational study of university students (Hines, 2007) found that as women gain more status, they are more likely to perpetrate sexual violence against men.

Why is the 12-month-prevalence preferable to the lifetime prevalence?

Has ‘lifetime prevalence’ reached the end of its life? An examination of the concept (Streiner et al., 2009) finds that the 12-month prevalence is more reliable than the lifetime prevalence.

Recall Bias can be a Threat to Retrospective and Prospective Research Designs (Hassan, 2005) finds that "[r]esearch tells us that 20% of critical details of a recognized event are irretrievable after one year from its occurrence and 50% are irretrievable after 5 years", again suggesting that the 12-month-prevalence is more accurate than the lifetime-prevalance.

Furthermore, one could argue that the lifetime prevalence gives a history lesson instead of teaching us about the current situation.

Some more info on this:

Madjlessi, J., & Loughnan, S. (2024). Male Sexual Victimization by Women: Incidence Rates, Mental Health, and Conformity to Gender Norms in a Sample of British Men. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 53, 263-274.

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10508-023-02717-0

Smith, S. G. (2021). Sexual Violence Victimization of U.S. Males: Negative Health Conditions Associated with Rape and Being Made to Penetrate. NCBI. Retrieved July 6, 2024, from

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9156716/

Thomas, J. C., & Kopel, J. (2023, April 3). Male Victims of Sexual Assault: A Review of the Literature. NCBI. Retrieved July 6, 2024, from

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10135558/

Ybarra, M. L., & Mitchell, K. J. (2013). Prevalence Rates of Male and Female Sexual Violence Perpetrators in a National Sample of Adolescents. JAMA Pediatrics, 167(12), 1125-1134.

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapediatrics/fullarticle/1748355

Stemple, L., & Meyer, I. H. (2014). The Sexual Victimization of Men in America: New Data Challenge Old Assumptions. Am J Public Health, 104(6), 19-26.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4062022/

Widanaralalage, K. B., Hine, B., & Murphy, A. (2022). Male Victims of Sexual Violence and Their Welfare in the Criminal Justice System. Men in Welfare.

https://kclpure.kcl.ac.uk/portal/en...al-violence-and-their-welfare-in-the-criminal

Depraetere, J., Vandeviver, C., Beken, T. V., & Keygnaert, I. (2020). Big Boys Don’t Cry: A Critical Interpretive Synthesis of Male Sexual Victimization. Trauma, Violence, & Abuse, 21(5), 991-1010.

https://doi.org/10.1177/1524838018816979

Some more sources on sexual abuse of men and boys, part 1-5

# Boys are more likely to be physically abused than girls

Schools punish boys more often and more harshly than girls

Men and boys make up the majority of school dropouts.

Another study on educational discrimination expected to find discrimination against female students. They instead found exactly the opposite of this: that male students were discriminated against in every subject, including even in math and science.

Using data on test results in several subjects in the humanities and sciences, I found, contrary to expectations, that male students face discrimination in each subject.

Lavy, V. (2008). Do gender stereotypes reduce girls' or boys' human capital outcomes? Evidence from a natural experiment. Journal of public Economics, 92(10-11), 2083-2105.

https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/economics/staff/vlavy/lavy_j.public.e_10.2008_gender_steriotypes.pdf

Over then entire OECD countries globally, a large scale study showed that girls were given higher marks for IDENTICAL work to boys. OECD also showed that a boy receives 1/3 higher grade if the teacher does not know he is a boy. Interestingly this gender gap goes away when it is a male teacher doing the marking.

https://www.tes.com/news/teacher-stereotyping-means-higher-marks-girls-says-oecd

Another study found that boys in all racial categories are not being “commensurately graded by their teachers” in any subject “as their test scores would predict.”

https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/e...r-bias-erases-boys-falling-grades-study-finds

Boys 'being held back by women teachers' as gender stereotypes are reinforced in the classroom

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...-gender-stereotypes-reinforced-classroom.html

Christian Hoff Sommers explains how boys are being punished for normal behaviours:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFpYj0E-yb4

Do Schools discrimiante against boys: Dr. Jim Dueck, author, former Assistant Deputy Minister of Education for the province of Alberta, and former head of Accountability and Student Assessment, performed a revealing analysis on current practices in student assessment. The results were not only remarkable but very disturbing, exposing what might well be an institutional suppression of the performance of male students.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qloY4OJxBoQ

Related, despite a widely held view to the contrary, in a large scale national study, women are favoured 2:1 over IDENTICAL or even slightly more qualified men in STEM applicationss but gender BLIND helps men significantly, and the latter is now becoming less commonly applied as a result.

https://www.pnas.org/content/112/17/5360

# A study from the late 1980s on child custody discrimination expected to find discrimination against mothers, and not fathers (lol), but instead discovered that men were 6 times less likely to gain custody compared to identically placed women.

Not only did their publication attempt to use dishonest statistical shenanigans to hide this, they tried to burry the raw data to prevent other researchers from double checking their findings. Their study is still widely cited by other researchers as well as by random people on the Internet, because it is the only study that, on the surface, found discrimination against mothers. In one meta study it sticks out like a sore thumb in comparison to ~10 other studies that found the exact opposite.

You can read that meta study here, and a list of sources on page 974 in the footnotes:

"Beyond Economic Fatherhood: Encouraging Divorced Fathers to Parent".

https://web.archive.org/web/20110810022011/https://www.law.upenn.edu/journals/lawreview/articles/volume153/issue3/Maldonado153U.Pa.L.Rev.921(2005).pdf)

The story of how one researcher discovered that the study was fraudulent, and how he came into possession of the raw data that they tried to bury, can be found here:

Rosenthal, M. B. (1995). Misrepresentation of Gender Bias in the 1989 Report of the Gender Bias Committee of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. Breaking The Science.

http://www.breakingthescience.org/SJC_GBC_analysis_intro.php

5. INTERSECTIONALITY OF RACE AND GENDER

Some data reveals that Blacks are more likely to be accused of rape than other male students.

https://reason.com/2017/09/14/we-need-to-talk-about-black-students-bei/

A couple more articles mention it:

https://www.theatlantic.com/educati...rtable-truth-about-campus-rape-policy/538974/

https://www.theatlantic.com/educati...f-race-in-campus-sexual-assault-cases/539361/

Some more info on black men facing more discrimination than black women can be found here:

View: https://www.reddit.com/r/MensRights/comments/17v764g/many_studies_show_black_men_face_more/

PersonalityChad · Dec 4, 2025

Strong first post

Nicusor_delaBraila · Dec 4, 2025

Morro said:
Despite having strict rules against hate, discrimination, and dehumanization, mainstream social media platforms do not enforce these rules when it comes to men because, according to their logic, men are not a vulnerable group.

This is just plainly wrong. Men are vulnerable and the data confirms this.

First off, let's define the criteria of vulnerability.

Criteria of vulnerability

Economic Discrimination

Health Inequality

Workplace Challenges and Exploitation

Violence and Discrimination

Intersectionality of Race and Gender

1. ECONOMIC DISCRIMINATION

# Feminists like to cite the "gender pay gap" myth repeatedly which has already been debunked several times.

What they never tell us is that there are several cities in US where young women out-earn young men.

Women aged between 22 and 29 in employment are now earning more on average per hour than men of the same age.

The Korn Ferry Gender Pay Index analysed more than 12.3 million employees in 14,284 companies in 53 countries. This study showed that men are discriminated against and women are favoured in the fast-growing markets where they found a 3.1% gap favouring women.

Google were accused of 'Extreme' Discrimination against women, regarding a 'Gender pay Gap' by the US labor department.

Facing a lawsuit and being compelled to provide data, google decided to investigate the gender pay gap internally and they discovered that it was in fact, you guessed it, men who were being underpaid across the board.

"$9.7 million in compensation to 10,677 employees for 2018, with a disproportionate amount of that going to men."

Same thing happened with BBC. BBC men to get pay rises as review rejects gender discrimination claims.

# Along with that, Men make up the majority of the homeless.

# Poverty statistics show that women are in more poverty than men, but what they hide from us is that poverty hurts the boys the most.

# Employment discrimination as we all know leads to economic disparities.

One study on hiring discrimination found that in every cohort, women were preferred over men. Whether single, married, childless, or with children.

The fact that they found that women were preferred over men is buried inside of the body of the study.

You can read the full text of the study here:

Becker, S. O., Fernandes, A., & Weichselbaumer, D. (2019). Discrimination in hiring based on potential and realized fertility: Evidence from a large-scale field experiment. Labour Economics, 59, 139-152.

Another study on gender blind hiring performed in Australia found discrimination against men.

And let's not forget:

# Women control or influence 85% of consumer spending (Source, Forbes 2019)

# Women control more than 60% of all personal wealth in the U.S. (Source: Federal Reserve, MassMutual Financial Group, BusinessWeek, Gallup)

# Approximately 40% of U.S. working women now out-earn their husbands. (Source: U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics)

# In the US, breadwinners in 40% households are female. Yet only 3% of alimony payers are female.

2. HEALTH INEQUALITY

# The research was conducted against a general assumption that medical research was unfairly focused on men. The complaints were loud enough to inspire research into the topic where it was quickly found that far more interest and money was put into women's health research than men, including even in areas where men are known to be affected more.

Bartlett, E. E. (2001). Did medical research routinely exclude women? An examination of the evidence. Epidemiology, 12(5), 584-586.

https://journals.lww.com/epidem/Ful..._Research_Routinely_Exclude_Women__An.20.aspx

https://menarehuman.com/6195-2/

https://web.archive.org/web/2010043...c.com/past/docs/issues/96jun/cancer/kadar.htm

# It's a well known fact that men commit suicide more than women in every country in the world. But what is behind this rate? People argue that since women attempt suicide at higher rates than men, it proves that women are the ones in need of help not men. But men have a higher rate of suicidal intent than women. It seems that many women could be making a suicidal gesture rather than actually wanting to commit suicide.

Some also say that men choose more lethal methods, but this is also not indicative of men's suicide rate because even when men choose the same methods, they still die more than women.

Some say it is due to toxic masculinity, but even that has problems. First of all, if women were more oppressed than men, why would they commit suicide at a higher rate? Secondly, 91% of men who committed suicide did seek help before doing it

So, what is the reason? Well, suicide prevention programs work much better for girls than for boys.

This study shows that men are dropping out of therapy prematurely because therapy was created with women in mind.

# Now, everyone knows that women live longer than men in almost every country on Earth. But leave alone the fact that men are more likely to commit suicide, die at work (more on than later), die during a conflict (more on than later), drown, die from an injury, and die from child abuse, let's look at mens health. Men are more likely to die from cancer, heart attacks, and even coronavirus

Despite all this, women's health receives FOUR TIMES as much funding as men's health.

# Men are more likely to abuse alcohol than women. Men have higher rate of hospitalization due to alcohol than women. Finally, Males are more than three times as likely to die by suicide than females, and more likely to have been drinking prior to suicide.

https://archive.ph/rOCiH

Alcohol abuse is also closely associated with major depression, anxiety, and bipolar.

https://www.americasrehabcampuses.c...er-is-most-commonly-comorbid-with-alcoholism/

This shows that abusing alcohol among men is more closely linked to mental health issues in men.

# Boys are not protected from genital mutilation, and are more likely to be undernourished, worldwide.

3. WORKPLACE CHALLENGES AND EXPLOITATION

# The most dangerous, health-hazardous jobs are all male-dominated.

# Men make up the majority of workplace fatalities and workplace injuries.

# Men are 10 times more likely to die due to their jobs compared to women.

# Men are 1.75 times more likely than women to work 41+ hour weeks, are 2.3 times more likely than women to work 60+ hour weeks, and also work estimately 85 more hours than women in a year.

# According to this study, men are much more unsatisfied with their jobs than women

# Male life expectancy is 5.3 years lower than female, yet men tend to retire later than women. (Several countries still have a lower retirement age for women)

# Even boys are more likely to be put in child labor than girls, and according to this study, the work they do is very dangerous and harmful.

# Women reap more in tax benefits than do men.

# In some countries, men are forced into gender-based conscription. Currently, about 60 countries have mandatory drafts for males but only 9 have mandatory drafts for women. In some countries, women serve for a shorter time, like in Israel, women serve two years while men serve for 2.5 years.

In some cases, men and boys will be targeted in a military operation or massacre.

4. VIOLENCE AND DISCRIMINATION

# Men face longer prison sentences for the exact same crime. While it is true that men are more likely to commit crimes, it doesn't explain the gender disparity, which is a lot longer than racial disparity, which means even an African American woman would get a shorter sentence than a white man.

Men are more likely to be stopped by the police, and even when women are stopped, they are less likely to be arrested.

Men are discriminated against even when they are the victims, as criminals get harsher punishments for killing women than for killing men.

And overall, men are 90% of those in prison, 98% of death row inmates, and 98.8% of those executed.

They are more likely to be shot to death by police, to be murdered.

Men are the majority of victims of public sphere violence.

# Men are also not protected from domestic violence, despite research showing that domestic violence directed at men is at least as, if not more, common than domestic violence directed at women.

Mostly all shelters are for women and domestic violence is seen as a woman's problem.

Given that men give more tax revenue to the governments than women do, it means that mostly men are paying for shelters that they themselves are not allowed to access.

There is a remarkably sad story of a male domestic violence survivor who tried to set up a shelter for men, but he ran out of funding, and committed suicide: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earl_Silverman

A 2005 study on domestic violence wrote their entire abstract in a way that implies that domestic violence is significantly worse against women than against men. But the actual body of their research reports the exact opposite of that. A fact that other researchers eventually discovered and wrote about.

...Interestingly, authors responding to findings that suggest a narrow or non-existent gender gap in partner abuse rates also allege that females are universally more vulnerable to abuse by men than men are to abuse by women. Importantly, this perspective has found little support in the data.

Carney, M., Buttell, F., & Dutton, D. (2007). Women who perpetrate intimate partner violence: A review of the literature with recommendations for treatment. Aggression and Violent Behavior, 12(1), 108-115.

https://www.researchgate.net/profil...rature-With-Recommendations-for-Treatment.pdf

The very first large scale federal study on domestic violence in the US was carried out by researchers who expected to find higher rates of female victimization compared to male victimization. The results of that study showed that slightly more men than women were victims of domestic violence, including severe forms of violence.

Two of those researchers -- Murray Straus and Suzanne Steinmetz -- spent the rest of their careers researching this phenomenon after discovering this. Steinmetz, in particular, was the first researcher to coin the "battered husband syndrome" back in 1977, a concept that would eventually be co-opted by feminists during the 1980s and derided as a "myth" when applied to men.

Straus, M. A. (2010). Thirty years of denying the evidence on gender symmetry in partner violence: Implications for prevention and treatment. Partner Abuse, 1(3), 332-362.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1891/1946-6560.1.3.332

Related to this is the fact that Erin Pizzey discovered the same thing "on the ground" after opening the world's first domestic violence shelter for women in Britain.

All of the relevant parties here took this in stride and bravely went against the status quo. In some instances they even received death threats and bomb threats from feminists. All three are widely celebrated today by the MRM.

# Despite the fact that men are raped and sexually assaulted at alarmingly high rates (mostly by women, contrary to popular belief), they are not adequately protected.

Rape is usually seen as a crime that only happens to women. Even religions rarely mention men as rape victims. In fact, only 3% of organizations that acknowledge rape as a weapon of war help male victims.

William Collins states regarding female perpetrators:

Stemple, Flores and Meyer find the following in their 2017 study Sexual Victimization Perpetrated by Women: Federal Data Reveal Surprising Prevalence (direct link to an older version of the PDF, I hope it's not too outdated).

They quote (among studies supporting this result):

They also talk about the considerable obstacles for male victims of sexual abuse (read the article by Stemple et al. if you want to know more about that).

Next, let us look at the other side of the coin, that is self-reported rapes (by male and female victims) in the US. According to The National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Surveys (NISVS) by the CDC, in the US women rape men at virtually the same rate as men rape women if you include "being made to penetrate" in the definition of rape and survey incidences in the last 12 months. Here are the victimization rates using the 12-month prevalence, first for females and then for males:

NISVS 2010: 1.1% and 1.1% (pages 18 and 19)

NISVS 2011: 1.6 % and 1.7% (page 5)

NISVS 2012: 1.0% and 1.7% (pages 217 and 222)

NISVS 2015: 1.2% and 0.7% (pages 15 and 16)

NISVS 2016/17: 2.3% and 1.3% (page 3)

Note that around 70-80% of people who rape men are women (see e.g. NISVS 2010, page 24 and NISVS 2011, page 6). Also, although CDC has said that this data is from the lifetime figures, there is actually no reason to suspect that it would be less in the previous 12-month figures. Infact, in NISVS 2016/17, male victims made to penetrate in the last 12 months reported more (about 83%) female perps than in their lifetime (about 70%).

Also note that they exclude "made to penetrate" in the definition of rape, so you have to be wary of this when reading the documents.

Similar numbers are found in the EU, e.g. in Prevalence and Associated Factors of Sexual Victimization: Findings from a National Representative Sample of Belgian Adults Aged 16–69 (Schapansky et al., 2021) which finds that the 12-month-prevalence was 1.4% for men and 1.5% for women. Again, they use various tricks to downplay the prevalence of male victims of rape: while they actually include "made to penetrate" in the definition of rape, they do not consider attempted rape when it concerns men but do consider it when it concerns women. Additionally, they include various forms of penetration in the rape of females but conveniently overlook equivalent forms of sexual assault for males (such as stimulation of intercourse by hand). Thus, the number for men is likely even higher than the reported one. This post from r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates explores the problems with their approach in more detail.

You may also find this recently published summary paper On the Sexual Assault of Men (DiMarco et al., 2021) useful. Some of its claims are:

male rape happens about as often as female rape, and possibly exceeds it

80% of those who rape men are women

the rape of men occurs with a frequency comparable to the rape of women, yet the arrest rate of female rapists is extremely low

stereotypes such as "he became erect so he must have wanted it" have been debunked

male rape victims suffer the same emotional and psychological consequences as female rape victims, even suffering physical injuries at comparable rates

You may also note that Predictors of sexual coercion against women and men: a multilevel, multinational study of university students (Hines, 2007) found that as women gain more status, they are more likely to perpetrate sexual violence against men.

Why is the 12-month-prevalence preferable to the lifetime prevalence?

Has ‘lifetime prevalence’ reached the end of its life? An examination of the concept (Streiner et al., 2009) finds that the 12-month prevalence is more reliable than the lifetime prevalence.

Recall Bias can be a Threat to Retrospective and Prospective Research Designs (Hassan, 2005) finds that "[r]esearch tells us that 20% of critical details of a recognized event are irretrievable after one year from its occurrence and 50% are irretrievable after 5 years", again suggesting that the 12-month-prevalence is more accurate than the lifetime-prevalance.

Furthermore, one could argue that the lifetime prevalence gives a history lesson instead of teaching us about the current situation.

Some more info on this:

Madjlessi, J., & Loughnan, S. (2024). Male Sexual Victimization by Women: Incidence Rates, Mental Health, and Conformity to Gender Norms in a Sample of British Men. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 53, 263-274.

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10508-023-02717-0

Smith, S. G. (2021). Sexual Violence Victimization of U.S. Males: Negative Health Conditions Associated with Rape and Being Made to Penetrate. NCBI. Retrieved July 6, 2024, from

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9156716/

Thomas, J. C., & Kopel, J. (2023, April 3). Male Victims of Sexual Assault: A Review of the Literature. NCBI. Retrieved July 6, 2024, from

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10135558/

Ybarra, M. L., & Mitchell, K. J. (2013). Prevalence Rates of Male and Female Sexual Violence Perpetrators in a National Sample of Adolescents. JAMA Pediatrics, 167(12), 1125-1134.

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapediatrics/fullarticle/1748355

Stemple, L., & Meyer, I. H. (2014). The Sexual Victimization of Men in America: New Data Challenge Old Assumptions. Am J Public Health, 104(6), 19-26.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4062022/

Widanaralalage, K. B., Hine, B., & Murphy, A. (2022). Male Victims of Sexual Violence and Their Welfare in the Criminal Justice System. Men in Welfare.

https://kclpure.kcl.ac.uk/portal/en...al-violence-and-their-welfare-in-the-criminal

Depraetere, J., Vandeviver, C., Beken, T. V., & Keygnaert, I. (2020). Big Boys Don’t Cry: A Critical Interpretive Synthesis of Male Sexual Victimization. Trauma, Violence, & Abuse, 21(5), 991-1010.

https://doi.org/10.1177/1524838018816979

Some more sources on sexual abuse of men and boys, part 1-5

# Boys are more likely to be physically abused than girls

Schools punish boys more often and more harshly than girls

Men and boys make up the majority of school dropouts.

Another study on educational discrimination expected to find discrimination against female students. They instead found exactly the opposite of this: that male students were discriminated against in every subject, including even in math and science.

Lavy, V. (2008). Do gender stereotypes reduce girls' or boys' human capital outcomes? Evidence from a natural experiment. Journal of public Economics, 92(10-11), 2083-2105.

https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/economics/staff/vlavy/lavy_j.public.e_10.2008_gender_steriotypes.pdf

Over then entire OECD countries globally, a large scale study showed that girls were given higher marks for IDENTICAL work to boys. OECD also showed that a boy receives 1/3 higher grade if the teacher does not know he is a boy. Interestingly this gender gap goes away when it is a male teacher doing the marking.

https://www.tes.com/news/teacher-stereotyping-means-higher-marks-girls-says-oecd

Another study found that boys in all racial categories are not being “commensurately graded by their teachers” in any subject “as their test scores would predict.”

https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/e...r-bias-erases-boys-falling-grades-study-finds

Boys 'being held back by women teachers' as gender stereotypes are reinforced in the classroom

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...-gender-stereotypes-reinforced-classroom.html

Christian Hoff Sommers explains how boys are being punished for normal behaviours:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFpYj0E-yb4

Do Schools discrimiante against boys: Dr. Jim Dueck, author, former Assistant Deputy Minister of Education for the province of Alberta, and former head of Accountability and Student Assessment, performed a revealing analysis on current practices in student assessment. The results were not only remarkable but very disturbing, exposing what might well be an institutional suppression of the performance of male students.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qloY4OJxBoQ

Related, despite a widely held view to the contrary, in a large scale national study, women are favoured 2:1 over IDENTICAL or even slightly more qualified men in STEM applicationss but gender BLIND helps men significantly, and the latter is now becoming less commonly applied as a result.

https://www.pnas.org/content/112/17/5360

# A study from the late 1980s on child custody discrimination expected to find discrimination against mothers, and not fathers (lol), but instead discovered that men were 6 times less likely to gain custody compared to identically placed women.

Not only did their publication attempt to use dishonest statistical shenanigans to hide this, they tried to burry the raw data to prevent other researchers from double checking their findings. Their study is still widely cited by other researchers as well as by random people on the Internet, because it is the only study that, on the surface, found discrimination against mothers. In one meta study it sticks out like a sore thumb in comparison to ~10 other studies that found the exact opposite.

You can read that meta study here, and a list of sources on page 974 in the footnotes:

"Beyond Economic Fatherhood: Encouraging Divorced Fathers to Parent".

https://web.archive.org/web/20110810022011/https://www.law.upenn.edu/journals/lawreview/articles/volume153/issue3/Maldonado153U.Pa.L.Rev.921(2005).pdf)

The story of how one researcher discovered that the study was fraudulent, and how he came into possession of the raw data that they tried to bury, can be found here:

Rosenthal, M. B. (1995). Misrepresentation of Gender Bias in the 1989 Report of the Gender Bias Committee of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. Breaking The Science.

http://www.breakingthescience.org/SJC_GBC_analysis_intro.php

5. INTERSECTIONALITY OF RACE AND GENDER

Some data reveals that Blacks are more likely to be accused of rape than other male students.

https://reason.com/2017/09/14/we-need-to-talk-about-black-students-bei/

A couple more articles mention it:

https://www.theatlantic.com/educati...rtable-truth-about-campus-rape-policy/538974/

https://www.theatlantic.com/educati...f-race-in-campus-sexual-assault-cases/539361/

Some more info on black men facing more discrimination than black women can be found here:

View: https://www.reddit.com/r/MensRights/comments/17v764g/many_studies_show_black_men_face_more/

water but good post put in some effort and isnt org shit

ToBurble&Pine · Dec 4, 2025

Based first post honestly

xxectrapieces · Dec 4, 2025

Strong first post

Cryotron · Dec 4, 2025

Instead of creating such a long post with bunch of studies attached all over about obvious things in order to seem smart, it would be easier to describe everything in your own words briefly, then at least someone would decide to read it actually.

xxectrapieces · Dec 4, 2025

Bookmarked even if water

Caichan · Dec 4, 2025

Morro said:
5. INTERSECTIONALITY OF RACE AND GENDER

the most apparent one

hatepilledandrich · Dec 4, 2025

A big reason why i dislike paying taxes.

Lonelyus · Dec 4, 2025

Im 26 and been threatened twice at work about being beaten up unprovoked, Ive been pushed around, Called a beta male, Another guy tried to break my arm in a male dominance thing i didnt even sign up for, I never had sex or any girlfriend to love me despite trying, Its over.

Lonelyus · Dec 4, 2025

hatepilledandrich said:
A big reason why i dislike paying taxes.

Atleast you can fund incels with NEETbuxx, Only good thing about taxes

hatepilledandrich · Dec 4, 2025

Another thing is that the current pension system being a scam for men. Due to men living shorter than woman, and in some truly cucked countries, women retiring earlier. Paying taxes as a man is a cucking ritual

andrej · Dec 4, 2025

I thought this was posted by someone with 5k posts at least, surprised

Shay · Dec 4, 2025

PersonalityChad said:
Strong first post

LeFrenchCel · Dec 4, 2025

Bro waited a whole year before his first post

Worth it though, this should be put in must read after a while

blackpillednigga · Dec 4, 2025

bro starting off strong

Erenincel · Dec 5, 2025

Based bro

four1298 · Dec 5, 2025

I haven't read this yet, but I don't like the men's rights movement. They've never done anything for men. If something good happens for women, they won't say "that should happen to men too." Instead they say, "that's bad." Here's what seems to be an example of that, but I didn't read the article:

View: https://old.reddit.com/r/MensRights/comments/1fopqel/britain_announces_women_wont_be_sent_to_prisons/

Their shtick seems to be to point out data like that men commit suicide more often, yet I don't see them proposing policies, which may or may not be gun control. To be fair, I never read a book on men's rights.

Their shtick seems to be to criticize feminism, but they don't oppose abortion. That may be worse than the group Feminists for Life(never researched this organization though).

The other problem with the MRM is false rape accusations. They seem to want to punish women who make false rape accusations, yet the problem with this is that many men won't be lucky enough like Brian Banks to get the accuser to admit on tape that she lied. This is not the solution to false rape accusations. The solution is to only imprison the man if there's proof though I'm not an expert on this issue tbh.

My last criticism of the MRM is their opposition to circumcision. I know the foreskin plays no role in pleasure (nor reproduction and yeah I think vasectomies are worse than circumcision since they stop you from reproducing).

The leader of the MRM seems to be Warren Farrell who used to be a second wave feminist.

Critics of feminism are sometimes compromised. I've seen them oppose the idea that women are paid less than men for the same work(equal pay). While it may be false to say that idea, it's not the main reason I find fault with feminism. I'm against abortion. The other problem with feminism is also false rape accusations. This paragraph isn't about the MRM though. It's about so-called anti-feminists.

Morro · Dec 5, 2025

four1298 said:
I haven't read this yet, but I don't like the men's rights movement. They've never done anything for men. If something good happens for women, they won't say "that should happen to men too." Instead they say, "that's bad." Here's what seems to be an example of that, but I didn't read the article:

View: https://old.reddit.com/r/MensRights/comments/1fopqel/britain_announces_women_wont_be_sent_to_prisons/

Their shtick seems to be to point out data like that men commit suicide more often, yet I don't see them proposing policies, which may or may not be gun control. To be fair, I never read a book on men's rights.

Their shtick seems to be to criticize feminism, but they don't oppose abortion. That may be worse than the group Feminists for Life(never researched this organization though).

The other problem with the MRM is false rape accusations. They seem to want to punish women who make false rape accusations, yet the problem with this is that many men won't be lucky enough like Brian Banks to get the accuser to admit on tape that she lied. This is not the solution to false rape accusations. The solution is to only imprison the man if there's proof though I'm not an expert on this issue tbh.

My last criticism of the MRM is their opposition to circumcision. I know the foreskin plays no role in pleasure (nor reproduction and yeah I think vasectomies are worse than circumcision since they stop you from reproducing).

The leader of the MRM seems to be Warren Farrell who used to be a second wave feminist.

Critics of feminism are sometimes compromised. I've seen them oppose the idea that women are paid less than men for the same work(equal pay). While it may be false to say that idea, it's not the main reason I find fault with feminism. I'm against abortion. The other problem with feminism is also false rape accusations. This paragraph isn't about the MRM though. It's about so-called anti-feminists.

It's ironic that you claim the MRM does nothing for men when your proposals are extremely anti-male.

For the record, I also agree that the men's rights movement is dead. It's a controlled opposition movement led by people who care more about their own status than about truly liberating men.

But let me tell you, you are no better than them. In fact, you are worse.

You oppose punishing women who make false rape accusations, which destroy men's lives and even kills them.

You also oppose the abolition of male genital mutilation. You go as far as even claiming that the foreskin does not plays a crucial role in sexual pleasure and satisfaction, when in fact it's the total opposite.

Your lie about the foreskin is too precise to be the result of misinformation, which means you did it on purpose.

It wouldn't surprise me at all if your account is run by a feminist conducting a psyop on incels.

four1298 · Dec 5, 2025

Morro said:
You oppose punishing women who make false rape accusations, which destroy men's lives and even kills them.

The reason for this is that women won't admit to lying. I never said false rape accusations are good

, which is what you implied . I provided an alternative solution to false rape accusations.

Morro said:
You also oppose the abolition of male genital mutilation. You go as far as even claiming that the foreskin does not plays a crucial role in sexual pleasure and satisfaction, when in fact it's the total opposite.

By this logic, those who have foreskin can masturbate just by stroking their foreskin. It's not the foreskin that provides pleasure, it's the head of the penis. I do think masturbation is wrong though - it's just an example to make a point.

Morro · Dec 5, 2025

Making false rape accusations severely punishable will be an effective deterrent that will prevent women from making false accusations against men. Also, countless women have admitted to making false rape accusations. You can also get the woman to confess or find inconsistencies in her testimony, which would suggest that she is lying.

With regard to the foreskin, many non-mutilated men report being able to orgasm through foreskin stimulation alone.

Masturbation is based, only a feminist would want men to sexually torture themselves and remain deeply frustrated.

Cybersex is our hope · Dec 8, 2025

IT won’t touch this

underballer · Dec 8, 2025

disposable gender

no love found · Dec 10, 2025

Nice theory. Did read. Water

Morro · Dec 11, 2025

no love found said:
Nice theory. Did read. Water

Not theory. Pure fact.

DoomThreeShotgunner · Dec 18, 2025

Must Read tier thread already.

Pichonesky · Dec 25, 2025

good post

Moth · Dec 25, 2025

DoomThreeShotgunner said:
Must Read tier thread already.

@Fat Link @proudweeb do you concur?

Moth · Dec 25, 2025

Moth said:
@Fat Link @proudweeb do you concur?

Apparently so.

Vilsonicvs · Dec 30, 2025

Nice effortpost but it's really a lot simpler than that. Women get free sex and unconditional love no matter what they look like, men don't. This simple fact proves out society's gynocentrism. No woman will ever have to looksmax to ascend, any woman, no matter her looks, can find love and sex.

blackpillednigga · Dec 30, 2025

Vilsonicvs said:
Nice effortpost but it's really a lot simpler than that. Women get free sex and unconditional love no matter what they look like, men don't. This simple fact proves out society's gynocentrism. No woman will ever have to looksmax to ascend, any woman, no matter her looks, can find love and sex.

This, and also the biggest problem with radical feminists is their conspiracy to deprive subhuman men like us of sex. I couldn't care less about abortion

Looptheworm · Dec 30, 2025

Morro said:
Despite having strict rules against hate, discrimination, and dehumanization, mainstream social media platforms do not enforce these rules when it comes to men because, according to their logic, men are not a vulnerable group.

This is just plainly wrong. Men are vulnerable and the data confirms this.

First off, let's define the criteria of vulnerability.

Criteria of vulnerability

Economic Discrimination

Health Inequality

Workplace Challenges and Exploitation

Violence and Discrimination

Intersectionality of Race and Gender

1. ECONOMIC DISCRIMINATION

# Feminists like to cite the "gender pay gap" myth repeatedly which has already been debunked several times.

What they never tell us is that there are several cities in US where young women out-earn young men.

Women aged between 22 and 29 in employment are now earning more on average per hour than men of the same age.

The Korn Ferry Gender Pay Index analysed more than 12.3 million employees in 14,284 companies in 53 countries. This study showed that men are discriminated against and women are favoured in the fast-growing markets where they found a 3.1% gap favouring women.

Google were accused of 'Extreme' Discrimination against women, regarding a 'Gender pay Gap' by the US labor department.

Facing a lawsuit and being compelled to provide data, google decided to investigate the gender pay gap internally and they discovered that it was in fact, you guessed it, men who were being underpaid across the board.

"$9.7 million in compensation to 10,677 employees for 2018, with a disproportionate amount of that going to men."

Same thing happened with BBC. BBC men to get pay rises as review rejects gender discrimination claims.

# Along with that, Men make up the majority of the homeless.

# Poverty statistics show that women are in more poverty than men, but what they hide from us is that poverty hurts the boys the most.

# Employment discrimination as we all know leads to economic disparities.

One study on hiring discrimination found that in every cohort, women were preferred over men. Whether single, married, childless, or with children.

The fact that they found that women were preferred over men is buried inside of the body of the study.

You can read the full text of the study here:

Becker, S. O., Fernandes, A., & Weichselbaumer, D. (2019). Discrimination in hiring based on potential and realized fertility: Evidence from a large-scale field experiment. Labour Economics, 59, 139-152.

Another study on gender blind hiring performed in Australia found discrimination against men.

And let's not forget:

# Women control or influence 85% of consumer spending (Source, Forbes 2019)

# Women control more than 60% of all personal wealth in the U.S. (Source: Federal Reserve, MassMutual Financial Group, BusinessWeek, Gallup)

# Approximately 40% of U.S. working women now out-earn their husbands. (Source: U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics)

# In the US, breadwinners in 40% households are female. Yet only 3% of alimony payers are female.

2. HEALTH INEQUALITY

# The research was conducted against a general assumption that medical research was unfairly focused on men. The complaints were loud enough to inspire research into the topic where it was quickly found that far more interest and money was put into women's health research than men, including even in areas where men are known to be affected more.

Bartlett, E. E. (2001). Did medical research routinely exclude women? An examination of the evidence. Epidemiology, 12(5), 584-586.

https://journals.lww.com/epidem/Ful..._Research_Routinely_Exclude_Women__An.20.aspx

https://menarehuman.com/6195-2/

https://web.archive.org/web/2010043...c.com/past/docs/issues/96jun/cancer/kadar.htm

# It's a well known fact that men commit suicide more than women in every country in the world. But what is behind this rate? People argue that since women attempt suicide at higher rates than men, it proves that women are the ones in need of help not men. But men have a higher rate of suicidal intent than women. It seems that many women could be making a suicidal gesture rather than actually wanting to commit suicide.

Some also say that men choose more lethal methods, but this is also not indicative of men's suicide rate because even when men choose the same methods, they still die more than women.

Some say it is due to toxic masculinity, but even that has problems. First of all, if women were more oppressed than men, why would they commit suicide at a higher rate? Secondly, 91% of men who committed suicide did seek help before doing it

So, what is the reason? Well, suicide prevention programs work much better for girls than for boys.

This study shows that men are dropping out of therapy prematurely because therapy was created with women in mind.

# Now, everyone knows that women live longer than men in almost every country on Earth. But leave alone the fact that men are more likely to commit suicide, die at work (more on than later), die during a conflict (more on than later), drown, die from an injury, and die from child abuse, let's look at mens health. Men are more likely to die from cancer, heart attacks, and even coronavirus

Despite all this, women's health receives FOUR TIMES as much funding as men's health.

# Men are more likely to abuse alcohol than women. Men have higher rate of hospitalization due to alcohol than women. Finally, Males are more than three times as likely to die by suicide than females, and more likely to have been drinking prior to suicide.

https://archive.ph/rOCiH

Alcohol abuse is also closely associated with major depression, anxiety, and bipolar.

https://www.americasrehabcampuses.c...er-is-most-commonly-comorbid-with-alcoholism/

This shows that abusing alcohol among men is more closely linked to mental health issues in men.

# Boys are not protected from genital mutilation, and are more likely to be undernourished, worldwide.

3. WORKPLACE CHALLENGES AND EXPLOITATION

# The most dangerous, health-hazardous jobs are all male-dominated.

# Men make up the majority of workplace fatalities and workplace injuries.

# Men are 10 times more likely to die due to their jobs compared to women.

# Men are 1.75 times more likely than women to work 41+ hour weeks, are 2.3 times more likely than women to work 60+ hour weeks, and also work estimately 85 more hours than women in a year.

# According to this study, men are much more unsatisfied with their jobs than women

# Male life expectancy is 5.3 years lower than female, yet men tend to retire later than women. (Several countries still have a lower retirement age for women)

# Even boys are more likely to be put in child labor than girls, and according to this study, the work they do is very dangerous and harmful.

# Women reap more in tax benefits than do men.

# In some countries, men are forced into gender-based conscription. Currently, about 60 countries have mandatory drafts for males but only 9 have mandatory drafts for women. In some countries, women serve for a shorter time, like in Israel, women serve two years while men serve for 2.5 years.

In some cases, men and boys will be targeted in a military operation or massacre.

4. VIOLENCE AND DISCRIMINATION

# Men face longer prison sentences for the exact same crime. While it is true that men are more likely to commit crimes, it doesn't explain the gender disparity, which is a lot longer than racial disparity, which means even an African American woman would get a shorter sentence than a white man.

Men are more likely to be stopped by the police, and even when women are stopped, they are less likely to be arrested.

Men are discriminated against even when they are the victims, as criminals get harsher punishments for killing women than for killing men.

And overall, men are 90% of those in prison, 98% of death row inmates, and 98.8% of those executed.

They are more likely to be shot to death by police, to be murdered.

Men are the majority of victims of public sphere violence.

# Men are also not protected from domestic violence, despite research showing that domestic violence directed at men is at least as, if not more, common than domestic violence directed at women.

Mostly all shelters are for women and domestic violence is seen as a woman's problem.

Given that men give more tax revenue to the governments than women do, it means that mostly men are paying for shelters that they themselves are not allowed to access.

There is a remarkably sad story of a male domestic violence survivor who tried to set up a shelter for men, but he ran out of funding, and committed suicide: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earl_Silverman

A 2005 study on domestic violence wrote their entire abstract in a way that implies that domestic violence is significantly worse against women than against men. But the actual body of their research reports the exact opposite of that. A fact that other researchers eventually discovered and wrote about.

...Interestingly, authors responding to findings that suggest a narrow or non-existent gender gap in partner abuse rates also allege that females are universally more vulnerable to abuse by men than men are to abuse by women. Importantly, this perspective has found little support in the data.

Carney, M., Buttell, F., & Dutton, D. (2007). Women who perpetrate intimate partner violence: A review of the literature with recommendations for treatment. Aggression and Violent Behavior, 12(1), 108-115.

https://www.researchgate.net/profil...rature-With-Recommendations-for-Treatment.pdf

The very first large scale federal study on domestic violence in the US was carried out by researchers who expected to find higher rates of female victimization compared to male victimization. The results of that study showed that slightly more men than women were victims of domestic violence, including severe forms of violence.

Two of those researchers -- Murray Straus and Suzanne Steinmetz -- spent the rest of their careers researching this phenomenon after discovering this. Steinmetz, in particular, was the first researcher to coin the "battered husband syndrome" back in 1977, a concept that would eventually be co-opted by feminists during the 1980s and derided as a "myth" when applied to men.

Straus, M. A. (2010). Thirty years of denying the evidence on gender symmetry in partner violence: Implications for prevention and treatment. Partner Abuse, 1(3), 332-362.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1891/1946-6560.1.3.332

Related to this is the fact that Erin Pizzey discovered the same thing "on the ground" after opening the world's first domestic violence shelter for women in Britain.

All of the relevant parties here took this in stride and bravely went against the status quo. In some instances they even received death threats and bomb threats from feminists. All three are widely celebrated today by the MRM.

# Despite the fact that men are raped and sexually assaulted at alarmingly high rates (mostly by women, contrary to popular belief), they are not adequately protected.

Rape is usually seen as a crime that only happens to women. Even religions rarely mention men as rape victims. In fact, only 3% of organizations that acknowledge rape as a weapon of war help male victims.

William Collins states regarding female perpetrators:

Stemple, Flores and Meyer find the following in their 2017 study Sexual Victimization Perpetrated by Women: Federal Data Reveal Surprising Prevalence (direct link to an older version of the PDF, I hope it's not too outdated).

They quote (among studies supporting this result):

They also talk about the considerable obstacles for male victims of sexual abuse (read the article by Stemple et al. if you want to know more about that).

Next, let us look at the other side of the coin, that is self-reported rapes (by male and female victims) in the US. According to The National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Surveys (NISVS) by the CDC, in the US women rape men at virtually the same rate as men rape women if you include "being made to penetrate" in the definition of rape and survey incidences in the last 12 months. Here are the victimization rates using the 12-month prevalence, first for females and then for males:

NISVS 2010: 1.1% and 1.1% (pages 18 and 19)

NISVS 2011: 1.6 % and 1.7% (page 5)

NISVS 2012: 1.0% and 1.7% (pages 217 and 222)

NISVS 2015: 1.2% and 0.7% (pages 15 and 16)

NISVS 2016/17: 2.3% and 1.3% (page 3)

Note that around 70-80% of people who rape men are women (see e.g. NISVS 2010, page 24 and NISVS 2011, page 6). Also, although CDC has said that this data is from the lifetime figures, there is actually no reason to suspect that it would be less in the previous 12-month figures. Infact, in NISVS 2016/17, male victims made to penetrate in the last 12 months reported more (about 83%) female perps than in their lifetime (about 70%).

Also note that they exclude "made to penetrate" in the definition of rape, so you have to be wary of this when reading the documents.

Similar numbers are found in the EU, e.g. in Prevalence and Associated Factors of Sexual Victimization: Findings from a National Representative Sample of Belgian Adults Aged 16–69 (Schapansky et al., 2021) which finds that the 12-month-prevalence was 1.4% for men and 1.5% for women. Again, they use various tricks to downplay the prevalence of male victims of rape: while they actually include "made to penetrate" in the definition of rape, they do not consider attempted rape when it concerns men but do consider it when it concerns women. Additionally, they include various forms of penetration in the rape of females but conveniently overlook equivalent forms of sexual assault for males (such as stimulation of intercourse by hand). Thus, the number for men is likely even higher than the reported one. This post from r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates explores the problems with their approach in more detail.

You may also find this recently published summary paper On the Sexual Assault of Men (DiMarco et al., 2021) useful. Some of its claims are:

male rape happens about as often as female rape, and possibly exceeds it

80% of those who rape men are women

the rape of men occurs with a frequency comparable to the rape of women, yet the arrest rate of female rapists is extremely low

stereotypes such as "he became erect so he must have wanted it" have been debunked

male rape victims suffer the same emotional and psychological consequences as female rape victims, even suffering physical injuries at comparable rates

You may also note that Predictors of sexual coercion against women and men: a multilevel, multinational study of university students (Hines, 2007) found that as women gain more status, they are more likely to perpetrate sexual violence against men.

Why is the 12-month-prevalence preferable to the lifetime prevalence?

Has ‘lifetime prevalence’ reached the end of its life? An examination of the concept (Streiner et al., 2009) finds that the 12-month prevalence is more reliable than the lifetime prevalence.

Recall Bias can be a Threat to Retrospective and Prospective Research Designs (Hassan, 2005) finds that "[r]esearch tells us that 20% of critical details of a recognized event are irretrievable after one year from its occurrence and 50% are irretrievable after 5 years", again suggesting that the 12-month-prevalence is more accurate than the lifetime-prevalance.

Furthermore, one could argue that the lifetime prevalence gives a history lesson instead of teaching us about the current situation.

Some more info on this:

Madjlessi, J., & Loughnan, S. (2024). Male Sexual Victimization by Women: Incidence Rates, Mental Health, and Conformity to Gender Norms in a Sample of British Men. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 53, 263-274.

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10508-023-02717-0

Smith, S. G. (2021). Sexual Violence Victimization of U.S. Males: Negative Health Conditions Associated with Rape and Being Made to Penetrate. NCBI. Retrieved July 6, 2024, from

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9156716/

Thomas, J. C., & Kopel, J. (2023, April 3). Male Victims of Sexual Assault: A Review of the Literature. NCBI. Retrieved July 6, 2024, from

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10135558/

Ybarra, M. L., & Mitchell, K. J. (2013). Prevalence Rates of Male and Female Sexual Violence Perpetrators in a National Sample of Adolescents. JAMA Pediatrics, 167(12), 1125-1134.

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapediatrics/fullarticle/1748355

Stemple, L., & Meyer, I. H. (2014). The Sexual Victimization of Men in America: New Data Challenge Old Assumptions. Am J Public Health, 104(6), 19-26.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4062022/

Widanaralalage, K. B., Hine, B., & Murphy, A. (2022). Male Victims of Sexual Violence and Their Welfare in the Criminal Justice System. Men in Welfare.

https://kclpure.kcl.ac.uk/portal/en...al-violence-and-their-welfare-in-the-criminal

Depraetere, J., Vandeviver, C., Beken, T. V., & Keygnaert, I. (2020). Big Boys Don’t Cry: A Critical Interpretive Synthesis of Male Sexual Victimization. Trauma, Violence, & Abuse, 21(5), 991-1010.

https://doi.org/10.1177/1524838018816979

Some more sources on sexual abuse of men and boys, part 1-5

# Boys are more likely to be physically abused than girls

Schools punish boys more often and more harshly than girls

Men and boys make up the majority of school dropouts.

Another study on educational discrimination expected to find discrimination against female students. They instead found exactly the opposite of this: that male students were discriminated against in every subject, including even in math and science.

Lavy, V. (2008). Do gender stereotypes reduce girls' or boys' human capital outcomes? Evidence from a natural experiment. Journal of public Economics, 92(10-11), 2083-2105.

https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/economics/staff/vlavy/lavy_j.public.e_10.2008_gender_steriotypes.pdf

Over then entire OECD countries globally, a large scale study showed that girls were given higher marks for IDENTICAL work to boys. OECD also showed that a boy receives 1/3 higher grade if the teacher does not know he is a boy. Interestingly this gender gap goes away when it is a male teacher doing the marking.

https://www.tes.com/news/teacher-stereotyping-means-higher-marks-girls-says-oecd

Another study found that boys in all racial categories are not being “commensurately graded by their teachers” in any subject “as their test scores would predict.”

https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/e...r-bias-erases-boys-falling-grades-study-finds

Boys 'being held back by women teachers' as gender stereotypes are reinforced in the classroom

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...-gender-stereotypes-reinforced-classroom.html

Christian Hoff Sommers explains how boys are being punished for normal behaviours:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFpYj0E-yb4

Do Schools discrimiante against boys: Dr. Jim Dueck, author, former Assistant Deputy Minister of Education for the province of Alberta, and former head of Accountability and Student Assessment, performed a revealing analysis on current practices in student assessment. The results were not only remarkable but very disturbing, exposing what might well be an institutional suppression of the performance of male students.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qloY4OJxBoQ

Related, despite a widely held view to the contrary, in a large scale national study, women are favoured 2:1 over IDENTICAL or even slightly more qualified men in STEM applicationss but gender BLIND helps men significantly, and the latter is now becoming less commonly applied as a result.

https://www.pnas.org/content/112/17/5360

# A study from the late 1980s on child custody discrimination expected to find discrimination against mothers, and not fathers (lol), but instead discovered that men were 6 times less likely to gain custody compared to identically placed women.

Not only did their publication attempt to use dishonest statistical shenanigans to hide this, they tried to burry the raw data to prevent other researchers from double checking their findings. Their study is still widely cited by other researchers as well as by random people on the Internet, because it is the only study that, on the surface, found discrimination against mothers. In one meta study it sticks out like a sore thumb in comparison to ~10 other studies that found the exact opposite.

You can read that meta study here, and a list of sources on page 974 in the footnotes:

"Beyond Economic Fatherhood: Encouraging Divorced Fathers to Parent".

https://web.archive.org/web/20110810022011/https://www.law.upenn.edu/journals/lawreview/articles/volume153/issue3/Maldonado153U.Pa.L.Rev.921(2005).pdf)

The story of how one researcher discovered that the study was fraudulent, and how he came into possession of the raw data that they tried to bury, can be found here:

Rosenthal, M. B. (1995). Misrepresentation of Gender Bias in the 1989 Report of the Gender Bias Committee of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. Breaking The Science.

http://www.breakingthescience.org/SJC_GBC_analysis_intro.php

5. INTERSECTIONALITY OF RACE AND GENDER

Some data reveals that Blacks are more likely to be accused of rape than other male students.

https://reason.com/2017/09/14/we-need-to-talk-about-black-students-bei/

A couple more articles mention it:

https://www.theatlantic.com/educati...rtable-truth-about-campus-rape-policy/538974/

https://www.theatlantic.com/educati...f-race-in-campus-sexual-assault-cases/539361/

Some more info on black men facing more discrimination than black women can be found here:

View: https://www.reddit.com/r/MensRights/comments/17v764g/many_studies_show_black_men_face_more/

Amazing post

Urlaubsinsel · Jan 8, 2026

four1298 said:
My last criticism of the MRM is their opposition to circumcision. I know the foreskin plays no role in pleasure

Of course it does.

Effects of circumcision:

Loss of sensory nerve endings.
Loss of built-in lubrication and moisturization of the glans.
Loss of the gliding mechanism during coitus.
Loss of protection for the glans. An unprotected glans constantly rubs against underwear during sports, resulting in discomfort and a rough and dry glans surface.
Reduced shaft skin surface. This means less shaft skin is available to expand over an erect penis, which could cause pain. Normally, the foreskin is retracted and converted into shaft skin during an erection.
Loss of penile thickness, given that the missing foreskin creates a gap between the surfaces of the shaft and the glans.
A permanently altered, mushroom-like shape of the penis that the patient might not appreciate in their impending adulthood.
Reduced possibilities for foreplay and stimulation by hand. Normally, the inner surface of the foreskin and the glans stimulate each other while the foreskin is moving. In fact, a woman who stimulates her partner's penis using her hand mainly does so by moving the foreskin.

Source: Wikipedia is the ministry of truth - Dig Deeper

RBPilled · Jan 16, 2026

I agree it's bad

Last2025cel · Jan 16, 2026

Lonelyus said:
Im 26 and been threatened twice at work about being beaten up unprovoked, Ive been pushed around, Called a beta male, Another guy tried to break my arm in a male dominance thing i didnt even sign up for, I never had sex or any girlfriend to love me despite trying, Its over.

What is your job if you don't mind me asking?

autistspy1 · Jan 16, 2026

blackpillednigga said:
This, and also the biggest problem with radical feminists is their conspiracy to deprive subhuman men like us of sex. I couldn't care less about abortion

Diddlium · Jan 17, 2026

One reason I refuse to use Reddit is because of their very blatantly misandric rules. Their TOS even outright says that harassment is not deemed harmful if it's against a majority class. Basically you can say "all men are trash" because to the soycuck mind, they think we're "always in power" but saying "all women are trash" will get you banned. It's literally the definition of oppression

hunter x atomics · Jan 17, 2026

this is your first post? starting off strong

femcelbreedingnig · Jan 17, 2026

Diddlium said:
One reason I refuse to use Reddit is because of their very blatantly misandric rules. Their TOS even outright says that harassment is not deemed harmful if it's against a majority class. Basically you can say "all men are trash" because to the soycuck mind, they think we're "always in power" but saying "all women are trash" will get you banned. It's literally the definition of oppression

it’s basically a leftist klan rally app. You can legit grt away with inciting violence against said majority or even individual minorities that go against the leftist narrative.
Meanwhile you get permabanned for having a conversation with a bad faith mentally ill troon that twists any point you’re trying to make such as using 4chan copy pastas in quotation marks, and even explaining why they’re bad as “transphobic and promoting suicide.”

aleh_11 · Jan 17, 2026

Holy Based

Jaxxel · Jan 17, 2026

This is true

BasedGoyslopReviews · Jan 18, 2026

https://mileswmathis.com/savage.pdf

proof that (straight) men, (especially white) are by design, the most discriminated against demographic.

turbocuckcel_7000 · Jan 19, 2026

PersonalityChad said:
Strong first post

Kshatriya · Jan 19, 2026

Diddlium said:
One reason I refuse to use Reddit is because of their very blatantly misandric rules. Their TOS even outright says that harassment is not deemed harmful if it's against a majority class. Basically you can say "all men are trash" because to the soycuck mind, they think we're "always in power" but saying "all women are trash" will get you banned. It's literally the definition of oppression

foid

Diddlium · Jan 19, 2026

Kshatriya said:
foid

What

incel3roar · Jan 19, 2026

Firefly · Jan 19, 2026

Damn all this and it's missing the most important things:
1. Femoids are more likely to get the job in the first place... so many femals in high tech roles where they don't know anything... interviewers just prefer a "cute girl" on their team / as a manager rather than a dude.
2. Men can't really be OF models / Sex workers / or be a house husband which is one of the easiest if not the easiest way to make money these days for femoids.

MarcLepine · Jan 19, 2026

Morro said:
Despite having strict rules against hate, discrimination, and dehumanization, mainstream social media platforms do not enforce these rules when it comes to men because, according to their logic, men are not a vulnerable group.

This is just plainly wrong. Men are vulnerable and the data confirms this.

First off, let's define the criteria of vulnerability.

Criteria of vulnerability

Economic Discrimination

Health Inequality

Workplace Challenges and Exploitation

Violence and Discrimination

Intersectionality of Race and Gender

1. ECONOMIC DISCRIMINATION

# Feminists like to cite the "gender pay gap" myth repeatedly which has already been debunked several times.

What they never tell us is that there are several cities in US where young women out-earn young men.

Women aged between 22 and 29 in employment are now earning more on average per hour than men of the same age.

The Korn Ferry Gender Pay Index analysed more than 12.3 million employees in 14,284 companies in 53 countries. This study showed that men are discriminated against and women are favoured in the fast-growing markets where they found a 3.1% gap favouring women.

Google were accused of 'Extreme' Discrimination against women, regarding a 'Gender pay Gap' by the US labor department.

Facing a lawsuit and being compelled to provide data, google decided to investigate the gender pay gap internally and they discovered that it was in fact, you guessed it, men who were being underpaid across the board.

"$9.7 million in compensation to 10,677 employees for 2018, with a disproportionate amount of that going to men."

Same thing happened with BBC. BBC men to get pay rises as review rejects gender discrimination claims.

# Along with that, Men make up the majority of the homeless.

# Poverty statistics show that women are in more poverty than men, but what they hide from us is that poverty hurts the boys the most.

# Employment discrimination as we all know leads to economic disparities.

One study on hiring discrimination found that in every cohort, women were preferred over men. Whether single, married, childless, or with children.

The fact that they found that women were preferred over men is buried inside of the body of the study.

You can read the full text of the study here:

Becker, S. O., Fernandes, A., & Weichselbaumer, D. (2019). Discrimination in hiring based on potential and realized fertility: Evidence from a large-scale field experiment. Labour Economics, 59, 139-152.

Another study on gender blind hiring performed in Australia found discrimination against men.

And let's not forget:

# Women control or influence 85% of consumer spending (Source, Forbes 2019)

# Women control more than 60% of all personal wealth in the U.S. (Source: Federal Reserve, MassMutual Financial Group, BusinessWeek, Gallup)

# Approximately 40% of U.S. working women now out-earn their husbands. (Source: U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics)

# In the US, breadwinners in 40% households are female. Yet only 3% of alimony payers are female.

2. HEALTH INEQUALITY

# The research was conducted against a general assumption that medical research was unfairly focused on men. The complaints were loud enough to inspire research into the topic where it was quickly found that far more interest and money was put into women's health research than men, including even in areas where men are known to be affected more.

Bartlett, E. E. (2001). Did medical research routinely exclude women? An examination of the evidence. Epidemiology, 12(5), 584-586.

https://journals.lww.com/epidem/Ful..._Research_Routinely_Exclude_Women__An.20.aspx

https://menarehuman.com/6195-2/

https://web.archive.org/web/2010043...c.com/past/docs/issues/96jun/cancer/kadar.htm

# It's a well known fact that men commit suicide more than women in every country in the world. But what is behind this rate? People argue that since women attempt suicide at higher rates than men, it proves that women are the ones in need of help not men. But men have a higher rate of suicidal intent than women. It seems that many women could be making a suicidal gesture rather than actually wanting to commit suicide.

Some also say that men choose more lethal methods, but this is also not indicative of men's suicide rate because even when men choose the same methods, they still die more than women.

Some say it is due to toxic masculinity, but even that has problems. First of all, if women were more oppressed than men, why would they commit suicide at a higher rate? Secondly, 91% of men who committed suicide did seek help before doing it

So, what is the reason? Well, suicide prevention programs work much better for girls than for boys.

This study shows that men are dropping out of therapy prematurely because therapy was created with women in mind.

# Now, everyone knows that women live longer than men in almost every country on Earth. But leave alone the fact that men are more likely to commit suicide, die at work (more on than later), die during a conflict (more on than later), drown, die from an injury, and die from child abuse, let's look at mens health. Men are more likely to die from cancer, heart attacks, and even coronavirus

Despite all this, women's health receives FOUR TIMES as much funding as men's health.

# Men are more likely to abuse alcohol than women. Men have higher rate of hospitalization due to alcohol than women. Finally, Males are more than three times as likely to die by suicide than females, and more likely to have been drinking prior to suicide.

https://archive.ph/rOCiH

Alcohol abuse is also closely associated with major depression, anxiety, and bipolar.

https://www.americasrehabcampuses.c...er-is-most-commonly-comorbid-with-alcoholism/

This shows that abusing alcohol among men is more closely linked to mental health issues in men.

# Boys are not protected from genital mutilation, and are more likely to be undernourished, worldwide.

3. WORKPLACE CHALLENGES AND EXPLOITATION

# The most dangerous, health-hazardous jobs are all male-dominated.

# Men make up the majority of workplace fatalities and workplace injuries.

# Men are 10 times more likely to die due to their jobs compared to women.

# Men are 1.75 times more likely than women to work 41+ hour weeks, are 2.3 times more likely than women to work 60+ hour weeks, and also work estimately 85 more hours than women in a year.

# According to this study, men are much more unsatisfied with their jobs than women

# Male life expectancy is 5.3 years lower than female, yet men tend to retire later than women. (Several countries still have a lower retirement age for women)

# Even boys are more likely to be put in child labor than girls, and according to this study, the work they do is very dangerous and harmful.

# Women reap more in tax benefits than do men.

# In some countries, men are forced into gender-based conscription. Currently, about 60 countries have mandatory drafts for males but only 9 have mandatory drafts for women. In some countries, women serve for a shorter time, like in Israel, women serve two years while men serve for 2.5 years.

In some cases, men and boys will be targeted in a military operation or massacre.

4. VIOLENCE AND DISCRIMINATION

# Men face longer prison sentences for the exact same crime. While it is true that men are more likely to commit crimes, it doesn't explain the gender disparity, which is a lot longer than racial disparity, which means even an African American woman would get a shorter sentence than a white man.

Men are more likely to be stopped by the police, and even when women are stopped, they are less likely to be arrested.

Men are discriminated against even when they are the victims, as criminals get harsher punishments for killing women than for killing men.

And overall, men are 90% of those in prison, 98% of death row inmates, and 98.8% of those executed.

They are more likely to be shot to death by police, to be murdered.

Men are the majority of victims of public sphere violence.

# Men are also not protected from domestic violence, despite research showing that domestic violence directed at men is at least as, if not more, common than domestic violence directed at women.

Mostly all shelters are for women and domestic violence is seen as a woman's problem.

Given that men give more tax revenue to the governments than women do, it means that mostly men are paying for shelters that they themselves are not allowed to access.

There is a remarkably sad story of a male domestic violence survivor who tried to set up a shelter for men, but he ran out of funding, and committed suicide: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Earl_Silverman

A 2005 study on domestic violence wrote their entire abstract in a way that implies that domestic violence is significantly worse against women than against men. But the actual body of their research reports the exact opposite of that. A fact that other researchers eventually discovered and wrote about.

...Interestingly, authors responding to findings that suggest a narrow or non-existent gender gap in partner abuse rates also allege that females are universally more vulnerable to abuse by men than men are to abuse by women. Importantly, this perspective has found little support in the data.

Carney, M., Buttell, F., & Dutton, D. (2007). Women who perpetrate intimate partner violence: A review of the literature with recommendations for treatment. Aggression and Violent Behavior, 12(1), 108-115.

https://www.researchgate.net/profil...rature-With-Recommendations-for-Treatment.pdf

The very first large scale federal study on domestic violence in the US was carried out by researchers who expected to find higher rates of female victimization compared to male victimization. The results of that study showed that slightly more men than women were victims of domestic violence, including severe forms of violence.

Two of those researchers -- Murray Straus and Suzanne Steinmetz -- spent the rest of their careers researching this phenomenon after discovering this. Steinmetz, in particular, was the first researcher to coin the "battered husband syndrome" back in 1977, a concept that would eventually be co-opted by feminists during the 1980s and derided as a "myth" when applied to men.

Straus, M. A. (2010). Thirty years of denying the evidence on gender symmetry in partner violence: Implications for prevention and treatment. Partner Abuse, 1(3), 332-362.

http://dx.doi.org/10.1891/1946-6560.1.3.332

Related to this is the fact that Erin Pizzey discovered the same thing "on the ground" after opening the world's first domestic violence shelter for women in Britain.

All of the relevant parties here took this in stride and bravely went against the status quo. In some instances they even received death threats and bomb threats from feminists. All three are widely celebrated today by the MRM.

# Despite the fact that men are raped and sexually assaulted at alarmingly high rates (mostly by women, contrary to popular belief), they are not adequately protected.

Rape is usually seen as a crime that only happens to women. Even religions rarely mention men as rape victims. In fact, only 3% of organizations that acknowledge rape as a weapon of war help male victims.

William Collins states regarding female perpetrators:

Stemple, Flores and Meyer find the following in their 2017 study Sexual Victimization Perpetrated by Women: Federal Data Reveal Surprising Prevalence (direct link to an older version of the PDF, I hope it's not too outdated).

They quote (among studies supporting this result):

They also talk about the considerable obstacles for male victims of sexual abuse (read the article by Stemple et al. if you want to know more about that).

Next, let us look at the other side of the coin, that is self-reported rapes (by male and female victims) in the US. According to The National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Surveys (NISVS) by the CDC, in the US women rape men at virtually the same rate as men rape women if you include "being made to penetrate" in the definition of rape and survey incidences in the last 12 months. Here are the victimization rates using the 12-month prevalence, first for females and then for males:

NISVS 2010: 1.1% and 1.1% (pages 18 and 19)

NISVS 2011: 1.6 % and 1.7% (page 5)

NISVS 2012: 1.0% and 1.7% (pages 217 and 222)

NISVS 2015: 1.2% and 0.7% (pages 15 and 16)

NISVS 2016/17: 2.3% and 1.3% (page 3)

Note that around 70-80% of people who rape men are women (see e.g. NISVS 2010, page 24 and NISVS 2011, page 6). Also, although CDC has said that this data is from the lifetime figures, there is actually no reason to suspect that it would be less in the previous 12-month figures. Infact, in NISVS 2016/17, male victims made to penetrate in the last 12 months reported more (about 83%) female perps than in their lifetime (about 70%).

Also note that they exclude "made to penetrate" in the definition of rape, so you have to be wary of this when reading the documents.

Similar numbers are found in the EU, e.g. in Prevalence and Associated Factors of Sexual Victimization: Findings from a National Representative Sample of Belgian Adults Aged 16–69 (Schapansky et al., 2021) which finds that the 12-month-prevalence was 1.4% for men and 1.5% for women. Again, they use various tricks to downplay the prevalence of male victims of rape: while they actually include "made to penetrate" in the definition of rape, they do not consider attempted rape when it concerns men but do consider it when it concerns women. Additionally, they include various forms of penetration in the rape of females but conveniently overlook equivalent forms of sexual assault for males (such as stimulation of intercourse by hand). Thus, the number for men is likely even higher than the reported one. This post from r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates explores the problems with their approach in more detail.

You may also find this recently published summary paper On the Sexual Assault of Men (DiMarco et al., 2021) useful. Some of its claims are:

male rape happens about as often as female rape, and possibly exceeds it

80% of those who rape men are women

the rape of men occurs with a frequency comparable to the rape of women, yet the arrest rate of female rapists is extremely low

stereotypes such as "he became erect so he must have wanted it" have been debunked

male rape victims suffer the same emotional and psychological consequences as female rape victims, even suffering physical injuries at comparable rates

You may also note that Predictors of sexual coercion against women and men: a multilevel, multinational study of university students (Hines, 2007) found that as women gain more status, they are more likely to perpetrate sexual violence against men.

Why is the 12-month-prevalence preferable to the lifetime prevalence?

Has ‘lifetime prevalence’ reached the end of its life? An examination of the concept (Streiner et al., 2009) finds that the 12-month prevalence is more reliable than the lifetime prevalence.

Recall Bias can be a Threat to Retrospective and Prospective Research Designs (Hassan, 2005) finds that "[r]esearch tells us that 20% of critical details of a recognized event are irretrievable after one year from its occurrence and 50% are irretrievable after 5 years", again suggesting that the 12-month-prevalence is more accurate than the lifetime-prevalance.

Furthermore, one could argue that the lifetime prevalence gives a history lesson instead of teaching us about the current situation.

Some more info on this:

Madjlessi, J., & Loughnan, S. (2024). Male Sexual Victimization by Women: Incidence Rates, Mental Health, and Conformity to Gender Norms in a Sample of British Men. Archives of Sexual Behavior, 53, 263-274.

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s10508-023-02717-0

Smith, S. G. (2021). Sexual Violence Victimization of U.S. Males: Negative Health Conditions Associated with Rape and Being Made to Penetrate. NCBI. Retrieved July 6, 2024, from

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC9156716/

Thomas, J. C., & Kopel, J. (2023, April 3). Male Victims of Sexual Assault: A Review of the Literature. NCBI. Retrieved July 6, 2024, from

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC10135558/

Ybarra, M. L., & Mitchell, K. J. (2013). Prevalence Rates of Male and Female Sexual Violence Perpetrators in a National Sample of Adolescents. JAMA Pediatrics, 167(12), 1125-1134.

https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamapediatrics/fullarticle/1748355

Stemple, L., & Meyer, I. H. (2014). The Sexual Victimization of Men in America: New Data Challenge Old Assumptions. Am J Public Health, 104(6), 19-26.

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4062022/

Widanaralalage, K. B., Hine, B., & Murphy, A. (2022). Male Victims of Sexual Violence and Their Welfare in the Criminal Justice System. Men in Welfare.

https://kclpure.kcl.ac.uk/portal/en...al-violence-and-their-welfare-in-the-criminal

Depraetere, J., Vandeviver, C., Beken, T. V., & Keygnaert, I. (2020). Big Boys Don’t Cry: A Critical Interpretive Synthesis of Male Sexual Victimization. Trauma, Violence, & Abuse, 21(5), 991-1010.

https://doi.org/10.1177/1524838018816979

Some more sources on sexual abuse of men and boys, part 1-5

# Boys are more likely to be physically abused than girls

Schools punish boys more often and more harshly than girls

Men and boys make up the majority of school dropouts.

Another study on educational discrimination expected to find discrimination against female students. They instead found exactly the opposite of this: that male students were discriminated against in every subject, including even in math and science.

Lavy, V. (2008). Do gender stereotypes reduce girls' or boys' human capital outcomes? Evidence from a natural experiment. Journal of public Economics, 92(10-11), 2083-2105.

https://warwick.ac.uk/fac/soc/economics/staff/vlavy/lavy_j.public.e_10.2008_gender_steriotypes.pdf

Over then entire OECD countries globally, a large scale study showed that girls were given higher marks for IDENTICAL work to boys. OECD also showed that a boy receives 1/3 higher grade if the teacher does not know he is a boy. Interestingly this gender gap goes away when it is a male teacher doing the marking.

https://www.tes.com/news/teacher-stereotyping-means-higher-marks-girls-says-oecd

Another study found that boys in all racial categories are not being “commensurately graded by their teachers” in any subject “as their test scores would predict.”

https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/e...r-bias-erases-boys-falling-grades-study-finds

Boys 'being held back by women teachers' as gender stereotypes are reinforced in the classroom

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...-gender-stereotypes-reinforced-classroom.html

Christian Hoff Sommers explains how boys are being punished for normal behaviours:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFpYj0E-yb4

Do Schools discrimiante against boys: Dr. Jim Dueck, author, former Assistant Deputy Minister of Education for the province of Alberta, and former head of Accountability and Student Assessment, performed a revealing analysis on current practices in student assessment. The results were not only remarkable but very disturbing, exposing what might well be an institutional suppression of the performance of male students.

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qloY4OJxBoQ

Related, despite a widely held view to the contrary, in a large scale national study, women are favoured 2:1 over IDENTICAL or even slightly more qualified men in STEM applicationss but gender BLIND helps men significantly, and the latter is now becoming less commonly applied as a result.

https://www.pnas.org/content/112/17/5360

# A study from the late 1980s on child custody discrimination expected to find discrimination against mothers, and not fathers (lol), but instead discovered that men were 6 times less likely to gain custody compared to identically placed women.

Not only did their publication attempt to use dishonest statistical shenanigans to hide this, they tried to burry the raw data to prevent other researchers from double checking their findings. Their study is still widely cited by other researchers as well as by random people on the Internet, because it is the only study that, on the surface, found discrimination against mothers. In one meta study it sticks out like a sore thumb in comparison to ~10 other studies that found the exact opposite.

You can read that meta study here, and a list of sources on page 974 in the footnotes:

"Beyond Economic Fatherhood: Encouraging Divorced Fathers to Parent".

https://web.archive.org/web/20110810022011/https://www.law.upenn.edu/journals/lawreview/articles/volume153/issue3/Maldonado153U.Pa.L.Rev.921(2005).pdf)

The story of how one researcher discovered that the study was fraudulent, and how he came into possession of the raw data that they tried to bury, can be found here:

Rosenthal, M. B. (1995). Misrepresentation of Gender Bias in the 1989 Report of the Gender Bias Committee of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court. Breaking The Science.

http://www.breakingthescience.org/SJC_GBC_analysis_intro.php

5. INTERSECTIONALITY OF RACE AND GENDER

Some data reveals that Blacks are more likely to be accused of rape than other male students.

https://reason.com/2017/09/14/we-need-to-talk-about-black-students-bei/

A couple more articles mention it:

https://www.theatlantic.com/educati...rtable-truth-about-campus-rape-policy/538974/

https://www.theatlantic.com/educati...f-race-in-campus-sexual-assault-cases/539361/

Some more info on black men facing more discrimination than black women can be found here:

View: https://www.reddit.com/r/MensRights/comments/17v764g/many_studies_show_black_men_face_more/

This is the truth! Something feminists and cuckservatives alike hide and oppress.

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