#male feminists

[whitediamondfairy]

Me thinks that dude is a creepy incel who sees other men as competition for HIS girls and that’s why he shrieks EWWWW MEN while infantilizing adult women.

[feminismisstillahatemovement]

It's astonishing to me how even male feminists feel happy stating out loud that men's entire purpose in life should be to listen to madwomen's hysterical dribble and then simply shut up and agree with them: "That was the assignment fellas."

These days I actually start to forget that idiots like this even exist, because they are so at odd with reason, commonsense and objective reality, and the world at large seems to be so quickly moving on from their fantastical propaganda that I can't imagine anyone tolerating the company of any self-flagellating blob like this for even a second. But I guess the few radfems left that haven't yet been cancelled for 'transphobia' or replaced by blokes in dresses will still give them a pat on the head for barking on cue, like the obedient little lapdogs they are.

[correctopinionhaver]

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[kdero]

After last summer's Supreme Court ruling in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization allowed states to ban abortion, urologists across the United States saw a dramatic surge in the demand for vasectomies.

Normally, vasectomy procedures peak towards the end of the year, but the mid-year Court decision led to an unexpected increase in demand in 46 states.

The greatest increases in patients undergoing this elective procedure were in states that implemented "trigger bans" severely limiting abortion access. These states experienced an average increase of 41% in vasectomy rates between July and September, compared to 26% in other states. States such as Arizona, Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Texas, and Utah saw rates rise by more than 40%.

The post-Dobbs patients opting for vasectomies tended to be younger than the typical candidates. Data from Komodo revealed a small but consistent drop in the average age of patients undergoing vasectomies in the latter half of 2022.

Motivations behind this trend varied among patients. Some men expressed concerns about the lack of a reliable backup if their primary contraception method failed in the absence of abortion access, as vasectomy has a success rate of over 99%. Others were motivated by the fear that vasectomy itself could be outlawed next. Among this younger demographic of patients seeking to take control of their reproductive responsibilities were men who saw their decision as an act of solidarity with women.

Due to longstanding patriarchal constructs, vasectomy is viewed as a sacrifice for many men, involving recovery time and potential risks, along with misconceptions and concerns about its impact on masculinity. In reality, recovery time for this simple 30-minute outpatient procedure is 2-3 days, and there is no clinical evidence to support the notion that a vasectomy leads to a decreased sense of masculinity. The procedure does not have any direct physiological or hormonal effects on masculinity, sexual function, or masculinity-related characteristics.

In fact, by opting for vasectomy, men share the responsibility of contraception and alleviate the burden on women. By doing so, these men further embody the traditionally masculine traits of responsibility, self-reliance, decisiveness, and courage through taking an active role in family planning.

While the overturning of Roe v Wade has decimated women's rights in America, the increase in vasectomies following the ruling may be seen as a small consolation, a small step toward the long aggrieved concept of gender equity. As more men take proactive measures to dismantle the patriarchal idea that both conception and contraception are solely "women's issues," they act as leaders showing others the intrinsic value in the dignity and selflessness of their decision.

While our nation's leaders continue to restrict the rights afforded to pregnancy carriers, we are fortunate to have a younger generation of the impregnator class recognizing the devastating, often deadly effects of these laws and mastering the art of doing something about it.

For more information on vasectomies and providers in your area, visit plannedparenthood.org

[emptear]

this video is for all the so-called male ‘‘feminists.’’ the fact that kreekcraft, a popular male roblox youtuber, has more common sense than a huge majority of men online speaks VOLUMES. THIS IS HOW MEN SHOULD BE!

[blk-chauvinist]

When social media, self-appointed "male feminists" and white knights have to be dealt with.....

[ryukisgod]

[freneticphoneticfanatic]

I’m so sick of men asking if they can be feminists. Like idk, can you? What are you going to do about it? Does the label actually matter or can you just let your actions do the talking for you?

[correctopinionhaver]

funniest take i've seen yet about this election is what the american left needs is an army of male feminist podcasters

[vanilla-voyeur]

It's kinda funny how common it is for feminists to act like the only reason a man would be a feminist is because he thinks it's a way to get laid. Like not only do they hate you but they also realize their message is incredibly unappealing.

[radicalavender]

this and "trans radfems". trans-identified women who call themselves radfems, i can get behind (but come on now youre so close), but trans-identified men who call themselves radfems??? 🚨🚨🚨 arguably worse than male feminists who dont id as trans.

there is a growing community of "trans radfems" on twitter (probably here too). and recently i saw a tweet from a "transsexual lesbian" telling his fellow trans-identified males to stop saying lesbians can like dick. i had to laugh!!!!

Male Feminist's always have ulterior motives

Listen, I just have to say this.

Male feminists are way more dangerous to women than male conservatives.

I have met so many "male feminists" who are 100% just using that as a front to lull women into a sense of safety with them so that they can have sex with them (or worse, lure them into a marriage predicate on falsehoods).

It's a ploy. They say all the Stereotypical feminist slogans, yet they do not believe a word out of their own mouths. They just know that if they pretend to be "one of the good ones" you'll be more likely to sleep with them.

[tracritical]

[tim-moments]

I’m uncomfortable when things aren’t about me???

[ayaahh00]

Isn’t it so fucked up how men will constantly try to deter any woman’s sense of safety or power? If a woman says she has big dogs to walk with at night, you’ll find men saying “Can it take a bullet” or if a woman has a gun they’ll say “I can just twist your wrist and take it from you”. They’re always intentionally trying to make us feel threatened and unsafe. Men will go the extra mile to find every possible way to antagonize and harm women, if we have the power to defend ourselves, they will do whatever it takes to undermine it because for them, putting women in danger, stripping us of our agency and safety, gives them power and control. And they have the audacity to call themselves protectors and actually delude themselves to believe it. The idea of women protecting themselves and taking precautions angers them, which is why they always feel the need to undermine it.