It's meant for men who abuse women to give them insight in to what triggers them

Fair point, lol.

When I heard the website's name, I got my hopes up that this will be a good help centre

But no

This a shitty 'as men we must learn not to beat women' website

It is frustrating that they frame everything in these terms. Basically all shelter charities seem to do this.

Fucking wow, that survey

We're conditioned from when we're born that literally every wrong in life is our fault.

Nevermind taht every person has their own individual personality.

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

(Deleted because thread is what I said before reading through)

Anyways, has anyone ever looked through https://www.reddit.com/r/entitledparents/

Because I spent my morning reading through story after story and 95% of the time it was always the mothers cultivating poor behavior in the children

Any childfree men out here?

Many of the stories shared included a term called a "Bulldozed" man

Obviously not all women are the same, but my god can some women be extremely vile.

#notallwomen

Like, the type of abuse that stems from men in general it's physical, whereas the general type of abuse that stems from women is psychological

and honestly, having experienced both (by both sexes) I don't know which is worse, I'd wager ... psychological

Pure neglect is an abuse that's common to women towards their children

I mean that in a physical way too, like starving their kids

and they do hit their kids as well. Because bigger and stronger.

<https://www.reddit.com/r/entitledparents/comments/atmova/my_trumpet_was_nearly_stolen_by_an_entitled_parent/>

Whew...This one got a woman using false accusations to curry favor after getting caught stealing

https://www.reddit.com/r/entitledparents/comments/ax7eqq/em_demands_i_kiss_her_son_to_say_he_has_a/
And this one has a woman encouraging rapey behavior.

Right now on BBC2 there's a Louie Theroux documentary on people accused of rape on college campuses

@Men Are Human

Well for anyone who wants to watch it you should be able to find it on BBC iPlayer

Personally, I am very, very disappointed that instead of looking at the real issues of due process and the preponderance of evidence, the documentary instead focuses on one specific case. I'm disgusted that without focusing on those issues, Louie concludes the current way of things is necessary 'for the rights of victims'... We don't even know if they *are* victims, but Louis apparently assumes so.

So in the end it supports the same ideals men are fighting for their lives against.

That's what he seems to say.

As someone who respects him, it's a blow to hear that from him.

Oh was someone stating the accuse needs to be believed ?

You'll need to watch the thing mate

I'll just skip. Not curious enough to.

well Captain Marvel is a huge success

I'm very disappointed but not super surprised

guess society will keep rewarding hatred and bigotry against Men right now

Maybe, at the same time peeps like us aren't gonna add it to their movie collection or see it, and hopefully a couple of people seeing it can jolt them to wake up to how pervasive that shit is

I'm hoping its like Solo, where it looks successful on paper and to the media, but behind the scenes the executives are fuming and asking for heads on platters

I guess only time will tell