1/5 More anti-male articles from the mainstream media
2/5 Some asking about Fathers Day equates to whinging?
What are fathers for & what do they do?
Imagine the outrage if these comments were said about mothers and Mothers Day
Another day another double standard
3/5 What is the author suggesting here?
This a fictional drama, not a documentary based on research & statistics
We must remember that
4/5 Why do so many of them not want to do it? Many of them are stopped from doing it by misandrists who see no need for men but make strong demands of them
Whilst mums do most childcare, dads aren't sitting in the sun getting a tan. They're working hard to provide
5/5 Research shows that there are average differences between how mums parents & dads parent. Together has can be a positve collaboration
Just another one of many articles to add to the mountain of existing articles promoting an anti-male narrative
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1/15
I'm fed up of seeing anti-male, hateful, misandrist headlines that demonise men like this. based on the harm the minority of men perpetrate
Read on...
2/15
According to the latest info from the ‘Childcare & early years provider survey, reporting year 2024’:
Of all school-based providers: 1,794 are male
Of all group-based providers, 5,558 are male
Of all childminders, 912 are male
This totals 8,264 males working in early years
3/15
This includes “senior managers and staff working with children, but not administrative staff or other staff that do not work directly with children”
1/8 Thread below that @BBCMorningLive might be interested in, that highlighted the problems with the term “toxic masculinity” that it too often used to alienate & demonise boys & men
2/8 Sadly this seems to be another article that highlights the prevalence of misogyny (with no clear specific examples) & implies men being respected matters matters much less than men being respected
3/8 Thinking feminism has gone too far is not is not a generalisation about women. It’s an opinion about a movement & we are allowed our opinion. If you open your mind & try to understand you’ll see it’s possible to be anti-feminism & still support women
2/15
First of all, abusive, inappropriate & clearly disrespectful behaviour towards women (towards anyone in fact) needs addressing, & at the same time it must be addressed in a way that is reasonable & proportionate to the behaviour concerned…
3/15
… This leads us to the question; is the particular way Surrey police are addressing the behaviour mentioned in the clip above, reasonable & proportionate
The answer, as far as I’m concerned, is objectively, no. Here’s why…
1/8 Here’s a level of manipulation that’s off the scale. Permission given to share
Man (M) & woman (W) start dating
They start seeing each other
They both work in theatre
W gets jealous seeing M talk to otter women
They argue. She hits him
2/8 As he tries to leave she hits him & blocks his exit
He eventfully leaves. They later make up
He wants to see his mates. She says he should spend all his free time with her. They argue. She hits him. This time leaving a bruise
He goes home. She says sorry. They make up
3/8 She later asks him to rehearse lines with her where she is playing a battered woman. He reads the perpetrator’s lines. She secretly records this, & uses it to falsely accuse him of threatening/perpetrating violence
1/19
A few thoughts on this article which provides commentary on a report saying more than one-third of Australian men say they have used a form of intimate partner violence (IPV) including emotional abuse
2/7 Such a comment is frankly astonishing to me when right now we see boys/men being “put on” via daily articles about “toxic masculinity,” & boys/men needing improvement
History shows that men experienced plenty of disadvantage too