@XakOfAllTrades@Ethanandrewtay1@CopsGoneWrong He barely reacts when the cop rubs him on the dick, then the cop tries to put his hands behind his back and the guy simply asks "what am I being arrested for?" before being body slammed. Guys yelling "officer please!" the whole time. unjustified escalation through and through.
@Raw_Combat_ I think american society could improve some if we started smacking people who are acting like assholes. He can dance in public just don't do it right behind a women you don't know.
@deletingfat first, I agree with you, however I also dream of a world where our society doesn't treat the pursuit of justice as a system to be gamed. It's such a sad state of being that such a thing even needs to be said.
@Torin7850 you keep calling people larpers but in the original when you're holding the magnum in the hallway it's already partially loaded, you don't load it, implying it already had ammo in it.
Becoming a man often means realizing no one gives a fuck about you
• Men make up ~75-80% of suicides
• Men account for over 90% of workplace fatalities
• Men do the overtime, the dangerous jobs, and die first in tragedies
• Only men are drafted for war in most countries
• Women initiate ~70% of divorces. Fathers lose primary custody in the vast majority of cases
• Men have zero say in whether a pregnancy continues or over adoption, yet are often forced to pay child support—sometimes even for children that aren’t biologically theirs
• Men frequently lose their homes and financial stability in divorce
• Men make up the large majority of the homeless population
• Men are routinely passed over for jobs or opportunities simply for being male
• Men are frequently falsely accused of sexual assault or abuse, with their lives destroyed before due process
Vulnerable boys and young men—in the middle of mental health crises—are routinely groomed from platforms like Twitch and YouTube into long-term paid parasocial sexual relationships and intentionally funneled over to sites like Fansly and OnlyFans, where this exploitation is normalized and even framed as empowerment
Society teaches boys from day one that they are “toxic,” that “all men” are the problem, and that their feelings don’t matter. When men open up about their struggles, it’s often weaponized against them. They’re conditioned to suppress emotions, provide no matter what, apologize even when abused, and accept that their problems are always their fault
There’s almost no institutional support for men. Canada’s only dedicated shelter for male victims of domestic violence was forced to shut down, and its founder later took his own life due to the abuse. Journalist Norah Vincent lived as a man for over a year to document the experience—and later ended her own life, citing the brutal emotional toll
Men are constantly scrutinized, blamed, and told their suffering doesn’t count
I’m just personally so fucking sick of everyone pretending this is all just “normal hardship.” It’s not. Boys are literally resorting to AI girlfriends to get a tiny bit of care and affection. And every time these issues get brought up, it’s immediately twisted into “but what about women?” or “Women have it hard too.”
Men make up ~80% of suicides. By almost every metric, men are suffering in ways the vast majority of women will never fully understand. I’m tired of the constant deflection and the idea that men’s pain only matters if we can tie it back to how it affects women
Men and boys matter. Men and boys matter. Men and boys matter. MEN and BOYS matter
Thank you.
@muppetrabies_ I don't know what that brand is. you must be more familiar with the world of sex toys than I. nothing wrong with that, am just ignorant to that info it seems.
@muppetrabies_ If someone said female sex toy to you would horse and dog genitalia be your first reasonable thought? the idea of animal "connection" is foreign to me.
@2nd_zoeyy I was gunna say an interesting bird fact but then I was thinking that sounds kinda robotic, so basically autism makes it difficult to say anything human in a convincing way.
@honeyNonABG casual sex is fine in and of itself but some people way overdo it to the point of harming their life. I don't think there's a specific "this is to much" number or whatever but if it's hurting you physically or mentally then people should consider dialing it back
@Walkmp5 I don't think that's a universal experience. There's a lot of men who go long term without intamacy. If you're comfortable with calling yourself a bimbo of a man then you're probably not the general subject matter of this conversation.