What brings you here?

I was in Reddit's MRA, then that twitter post.. which led me here...

I enjoyed a great childhood except certain experiences, but i am mostly over it.

Oh? Did you have a particular experience that made you interested in men's rights? @Black D Chase

Don't want to share.

Ah, okay. That's totally fine.

Are there any big issues you do feel comfortable talking about, @Black D Chase?

Well, nothing big which i can share.

I am more like terrified of what can possibly go wrong.

When i was a kid (10-12) i was accused of things i don't even knew. I understood, when i was more like 15-16.

I fear false accusation.

Oh, okay. I won't press you on it I promise, @Black D Chase. I know a lot of this stuff can hit really close to home. I think a lot of us have that same fear, believe me.

It's cool, i know.

I am cool just past it.

No worries. I didn't mean to not change the subject there. Lol.

Can I ask if there anything you really like talking about?

Hello! I am human! I joined because I am interested in men's rights. To date, I have read both The Second Sexism (one of my favourite books) and The Manipulated Man (both of which were "borrowed" and gotten rid of by one of my ex-partners, so I am looking to re-buy them), as well as having owned (but not read) "Does Feminism Discriminate Against Men?".

As for my initial movement towards MRA, I can't point to a defining moment, but (weirdly) being a graduate of a Sociology degree (of which I found most of the viewpoints advocated to be at least disputable, but were pushed upon students by lecturers who didn't make a good case for justifying their positions, whereupon getting a good grade involved parroting the views of the lecturer) arguably made me more open-minded towards opposing positions to what I was taught, including an MRA position.

We are also interested in all that and you are now a member @Aszerah

Hello @Christopher what brings you in?

Hi. Radical materialist feminist, well versed in second-wave feminist theory. Very interested in critical theories of late-capitalism, gender abolitionism, radical leftism, and antifascism/combatting antisemitism in all of its forms (left and right).

I really only joined because the description made me choke. But on the off chance someone isn't afraid of education and theory, we might have a chat.

hmm... anybody here up for some T H E O RY and EDUCACIONE

alright

i want to be **e d u c a t e d**

@lolo im an ex-communist. pls explain to me why communism is a good system, and why feminism is a good movement if you wanna get into that

you're clearly under 20.

an "ex-communist" doesn't mean muc

much*

the earlier the better to get out of the death cult lol

do you mean you spent 20 weeks or less liking commie memes on instagram before changing to an ancap?

no

yes

😉

i spent one year or so being a communist

"being a communist"