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A sample of how women that create films, books, and TV think men act.
2019.04.03 01:23 ElementalStrith A sample of how women that create films, books, and TV think men act.
A subreddit for women who have trouble writing about their male counterparts.
2020.03.10 04:50 PeterGriffenttv MenAskWomen
A place where men can ask certain questions about themselves to women, if they aren’t sure or don’t feel too confident to answer.
2008.03.19 17:17 Men's Rights :: Advocating for the social and legal equality of men and boys since 2008
At the most basic level, men's rights are the legal rights that are granted to men. However, any issue that pertains to men's relationship to society is also a topic suitable for this subreddit. Men's rights are influenced by the way men are perceived by others. WARNING: Some other subs have bots that will ban you if you post or comment here.
2024.05.19 17:41 givingbasket 23m looking to live out my dream of being a girl
Fair warning, I’m a guy and I’m bi.
For the last few years I’ve been feeling like I want to be a girl. I’m still questioning whether I’m trans or just bi, but all I know is I want to experience being a girl.
I’ve done some spicy stuff pretending to be a girl and I absolutely love it, however I also love making friends with no spicy side of it. I love the long build up of conversations because it gives me a chance to be a girl.
So I’m looking for friends, men or women. Ideally I’m going to play as a girl and we’re just going to be friends! Everything we talk about will be my real life, I’ll just be the opposite gender. I’m also fine with things getting spicy but like I said they don’t have to.
I love to talk about girl stuff. My clothes, shopping, makeup, hair, etc. I also love outdoorsy stuff. Hiking, running, photography, etc.
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For the last few years I’ve been feeling like I want to be a girl. I’m still questioning whether I’m trans or just bi, but all I know is I want to experience being a girl.
I’ve done some spicy stuff pretending to be a girl and I absolutely love it, however I also love making friends with no spicy side of it. I love the long build up of conversations because it gives me a chance to be a girl.
So I’m looking for friends, men or women. Ideally I’m going to play as a girl and we’re just going to be friends! Everything we talk about will be my real life, I’ll just be the opposite gender. I’m also fine with things getting spicy but like I said they don’t have to.
I love to talk about girl stuff. My clothes, shopping, makeup, hair, etc. I also love outdoorsy stuff. Hiking, running, photography, etc.
2024.05.19 17:39 Advanced-Ad7780 Bi guy confused about atraction to masc guys.
I'm a bi guy, i've only dated and fucked femguys and women, Lately i've been jerking off looking at good looking beefy men with chest hair and huge hairy forearms, i have no idea why as i'm not atracted to masculine men, but i find it arousing? its like i want to blurry my face in their chest/belly.
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2024.05.19 17:35 rs11charlie Why do I only get approached when I look "worse"?
I have noticed this weird phenomenon that men will approach me ONLY when I am wearing little to no makeup and haven't dressed up much.
If I'm going out, or occasionally for uni, I'll do my hair, wear an outfit I know looks good, and spend a few minutes doing my makeup. Not ONCE have I been approached when going out like this. I have only ever been approached if I don't bother with this (e.g. my hair's messy, and I might only bother to put mascara on).
I've also noticed I get stared at more (by both men and women) when I look "worse". If I go out looking "nice", people mostly act like I don't exist.
Is it just that I look more approachable when I put in less effort? Or do guys assume that I don't have a boyfriend? I don't look THAT different, the only huge difference is my hair (it's super messy if I don't straighten it) so I can't put my finger on the reason.
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If I'm going out, or occasionally for uni, I'll do my hair, wear an outfit I know looks good, and spend a few minutes doing my makeup. Not ONCE have I been approached when going out like this. I have only ever been approached if I don't bother with this (e.g. my hair's messy, and I might only bother to put mascara on).
I've also noticed I get stared at more (by both men and women) when I look "worse". If I go out looking "nice", people mostly act like I don't exist.
Is it just that I look more approachable when I put in less effort? Or do guys assume that I don't have a boyfriend? I don't look THAT different, the only huge difference is my hair (it's super messy if I don't straighten it) so I can't put my finger on the reason.
2024.05.19 17:33 judaspreis Real
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2024.05.19 17:31 RandoFartSparkle For those who don’t know Harrison Butkin’s little Christian Nationalist tradwife stunt is part of a larger coordinated effort by the Heritage Foundation and others. Of course it is.
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2024.05.19 17:30 PikaChuChu_ How to empower women social spectators to become passionate football fans in UK?
Hi Everyone
I'm working on a project exploring how to make football more accessible and exciting for women in the UK who haven't traditionally been fans. I'm particularly interested in the idea of a "Fan Ambassador" program, where experienced fans (men/woomen) mentor newcomers.
Here's the basic idea:
Passionate fans sign up as ambassadors. - People new to football get matched with an ambassador based on shared interests, favorite teams (if they have one), etc. - They can then connect for one-on-one watch parties (virtual or in-person), ask questions in real-time, and learn the ropes in a friendly environment. - The platform could also include features like a "digital yearbook" for easy access to player info, stats, and key moments, as well as a simplified "lite mode" for the app, making content easier to digest for beginners.
Additional ideas we're considering:
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I'm working on a project exploring how to make football more accessible and exciting for women in the UK who haven't traditionally been fans. I'm particularly interested in the idea of a "Fan Ambassador" program, where experienced fans (men/woomen) mentor newcomers.
Here's the basic idea:
Passionate fans sign up as ambassadors. - People new to football get matched with an ambassador based on shared interests, favorite teams (if they have one), etc. - They can then connect for one-on-one watch parties (virtual or in-person), ask questions in real-time, and learn the ropes in a friendly environment. - The platform could also include features like a "digital yearbook" for easy access to player info, stats, and key moments, as well as a simplified "lite mode" for the app, making content easier to digest for beginners.
Additional ideas we're considering:
- Gamified learning experiences (quizzes, trivia)
- Localized pub/cafe match screening listings (maybe through the app?)
- A behind-the-scenes look at players' lives and personalities
- What do you think of this "Fan Ambassador" concept? Does it appeal to you?
- What kind of features would you find most valuable in such a program?
- Any other ideas for making football more accessible and enjoyable for newcomers?
- Any concerns or potential drawbacks to this1?
2024.05.19 17:30 outhinking Why men are so jealous ?
Men are more jealous than women when it comes to the way we dress and the relationships we have we other men. Sometimes, a slight regard or eyecontact can make a man raging out of jealousy. Domestic violence between a husband and his spouse is often stemming from jealousy and originating from the man.
Women can also be jealous but they tend to forgive more often infidelity when they truly love, or at least they don't react as aggressively as men do when they find out.
Why is that ?
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Women can also be jealous but they tend to forgive more often infidelity when they truly love, or at least they don't react as aggressively as men do when they find out.
Why is that ?
2024.05.19 17:30 ExzellOW 15% Off Sale
 | https://preview.redd.it/cruvd1waje1d1.png?width=1830&format=png&auto=webp&s=63ee9e7a8505526c0fc99dea7b004e29a7ebc2dc submitted by ExzellOW to AbercrombieandFitch [link] [comments] Just wondering if I should wait or purchase some clothes now or later. I have another 15% off coupon that adds on top of this. Just wanted to see what other people think, thank you! |
2024.05.19 17:29 PatienceCareful192 Is it normal for me to feel guilt for trying to date?
I'm 22, skinny average looking introvert, but trying to be the best possible version of myself - staying healthy, working out, studying hard, focusing on my career, socialising etc.
But I always feel 'guilt' for approaching women. Women already go through enough bs like harrassment and rape - I cant imagine how exhausting it would be to get unwanted advances from weird men theyre not interested in. So I try my best to make women feel safe and comfortable. But when we date, most of them seem really awkward/extremely bored and I cant help but feel guilty for wasting their time.
I had a coffee date a month ago with someone I met at a bar and she seemed really bored and frustrated at me the entire time. I left that cafe feeling a bit embarrased - but today I accidently came across her twitter account and I found a post she made on the day of that date about "having to suffer through lame awkward conversations just for cheap free food." So... yeah.
I really don't care about rejection.
I just really dont want women feeling uncomfortable/unsafe/bored/annoyed because of my advances. But as a single introverted dude looking for a relationship, I feel like this is inevitable, and its something I just have to accept if I want to find the girl who'll like me back.
Any thoughts? I'd like to hear some other perspectives.
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But I always feel 'guilt' for approaching women. Women already go through enough bs like harrassment and rape - I cant imagine how exhausting it would be to get unwanted advances from weird men theyre not interested in. So I try my best to make women feel safe and comfortable. But when we date, most of them seem really awkward/extremely bored and I cant help but feel guilty for wasting their time.
I had a coffee date a month ago with someone I met at a bar and she seemed really bored and frustrated at me the entire time. I left that cafe feeling a bit embarrased - but today I accidently came across her twitter account and I found a post she made on the day of that date about "having to suffer through lame awkward conversations just for cheap free food." So... yeah.
I really don't care about rejection.
I just really dont want women feeling uncomfortable/unsafe/bored/annoyed because of my advances. But as a single introverted dude looking for a relationship, I feel like this is inevitable, and its something I just have to accept if I want to find the girl who'll like me back.
Any thoughts? I'd like to hear some other perspectives.
2024.05.19 17:29 PikaChuChu_ Empowering women social spectators to become passionate football fans
Hi Everyone
I'm working on a project exploring how to make football more accessible and exciting for women who haven't traditionally been fans. I'm particularly interested in the idea of a "Fan Ambassador" program, where experienced fans (men/women) mentor newcomers.
Here's the basic idea:
Passionate fans sign up as ambassadors. - People new to football get matched with an ambassador based on shared interests, favorite teams (if they have one), etc. - They can then connect for one-on-one watch parties (virtual or in-person), ask questions in real-time, and learn the ropes in a friendly environment. - The platform could also include features like a "digital yearbook" for easy access to player info, stats, and key moments, as well as a simplified "lite mode" for the app, making content easier to digest for beginners.
Additional ideas we're considering:
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I'm working on a project exploring how to make football more accessible and exciting for women who haven't traditionally been fans. I'm particularly interested in the idea of a "Fan Ambassador" program, where experienced fans (men/women) mentor newcomers.
Here's the basic idea:
Passionate fans sign up as ambassadors. - People new to football get matched with an ambassador based on shared interests, favorite teams (if they have one), etc. - They can then connect for one-on-one watch parties (virtual or in-person), ask questions in real-time, and learn the ropes in a friendly environment. - The platform could also include features like a "digital yearbook" for easy access to player info, stats, and key moments, as well as a simplified "lite mode" for the app, making content easier to digest for beginners.
Additional ideas we're considering:
- Gamified learning experiences (quizzes, trivia)
- Localized pub/cafe match screening listings (maybe through the app?)
- A behind-the-scenes look at players' lives and personalities
- What do you think of this "Fan Ambassador" concept? Does it appeal to you?
- What kind of features would you find most valuable in such a program?
- Any other ideas for making football more accessible and enjoyable for newcomers?
- Any concerns or potential drawbacks to this1?
2024.05.19 17:29 Icy-Hippo-2529 Morgan Stiles is an ABUSER
 | How dare you make a post about men abusing women when you’ve had two restraining orders against you for abuse. One order involving your abuse towards your own Fiancé , his daughter and pets! You’re disgusting. submitted by Icy-Hippo-2529 to morganstiles [link] [comments] |
2024.05.19 17:26 PikaChuChu_ Empowering women who are social spectators to become passionate fans
Hi ArsenalWFC
I'm working on a project exploring how to make football more accessible and exciting for women who haven't traditionally been fans. I'm particularly interested in the idea of a "Fan Ambassador" program, where experienced fans (men/woomen) mentor newcomers. This is something that could be easily leveraged to boost particular fan clubs too.
Here's the basic idea:
Passionate fans sign up as ambassadors. - People new to football get matched with an ambassador based on shared interests, favorite teams (if they have one), etc. - They can then connect for one-on-one watch parties (virtual or in-person), ask questions in real-time, and learn the ropes in a friendly environment. - The platform could also include features like a "digital yearbook" for easy access to player info, stats, and key moments, as well as a simplified "lite mode" for the app, making content easier to digest for beginners.
Additional ideas we're considering:
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I'm working on a project exploring how to make football more accessible and exciting for women who haven't traditionally been fans. I'm particularly interested in the idea of a "Fan Ambassador" program, where experienced fans (men/woomen) mentor newcomers. This is something that could be easily leveraged to boost particular fan clubs too.
Here's the basic idea:
Passionate fans sign up as ambassadors. - People new to football get matched with an ambassador based on shared interests, favorite teams (if they have one), etc. - They can then connect for one-on-one watch parties (virtual or in-person), ask questions in real-time, and learn the ropes in a friendly environment. - The platform could also include features like a "digital yearbook" for easy access to player info, stats, and key moments, as well as a simplified "lite mode" for the app, making content easier to digest for beginners.
Additional ideas we're considering:
- Gamified learning experiences (quizzes, trivia)
- Localized pub/cafe match screening listings (maybe through the app?)
- A behind-the-scenes look at players' lives and personalities
- What do you think of this "Fan Ambassador" concept? Does it appeal to you?
- What kind of features would you find most valuable in such a program?
- Any other ideas for making football more accessible and enjoyable for newcomers?
- Any concerns or potential drawbacks to this1?
2024.05.19 17:26 larchington In this talk by Jeffrey Winder, headship and the submission of women to men (husbands) is described as a “perfect arrangement”.
 | https://preview.redd.it/uphg0u96he1d1.jpg?width=1038&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=1f0534223c0872806842ba01532414fc9d1478bc submitted by larchington to exjw [link] [comments] I would argue that submission was introduced as part of the curse on Eve when she sinned in the garden of Eden. This is when God said her husband would dominate her. https://preview.redd.it/v5ay1uc9he1d1.jpg?width=1290&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=42942da4a154df9fb8d8ad649afe7a977aca3a40 Before this there was no suggestion of domination and submission between men and women. According to Watchtower, Eve was made as a "complement" to Adam and she and Adam became one flesh. JW and other fundamentalist Christians base this “perfect arrangement” which was actually part of a curse, on Paul’s words. https://preview.redd.it/9yc633vghe1d1.jpg?width=1224&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=ceff46936bb38e009e7cbb82141df9580e1f8c89 https://preview.redd.it/yrnpd2dihe1d1.jpg?width=978&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=737ecdef9d78fe627b2b283bf08737f6bd93c06c Yes Paul, self appointed apostle. After Armageddon, won't those in paradise have the curse lifted? No more domination/ submission? One would think so. If so, there would be no more domination by husbands over wives. Which would show it was not the original "perfect arrangement". If it was a "perfect arrangement" Jehovah would surely have set it up from the beginning. Instead it was inflicted as a curse after Adam and Eve sinned. The same Paul who Watchtower admits had come from a culture which treated women as inferior. https://preview.redd.it/gk7aa1xthe1d1.jpg?width=1277&format=pjpg&auto=webp&s=aef0b8c32270cbb4b989832a72c0d1c49d29fcc3 a clip of the talk here: https://www.reddit.com/exjw/comments/1cvqkax/so_theres_a_new_gb_talk_from_jeffrey_winder_on_jw/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=web3x&utm_name=web3xcss&utm_term=1&utm_content=share_button |
2024.05.19 17:25 Emotional_Turn_6389 Men treat women like therapists
Repost Ive noticed some patterns that i am so tired of. Every friendly conversation ive had with a man, if it lasts more than just a couple interactions, it becomes a therapy session. They realize that you are a good person who is interested and immediately start pouring their problems and life stories and hobbies and idealisms on you. Its so one sided and just mansplaining most of the time
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2024.05.19 17:21 alavala13 I seriously shouldn't be allowed to have picture editing apps(aka. what did I just make pt idk)
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2024.05.19 17:21 AnaWolfbay1412 Man or Bear debates still continues
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2024.05.19 17:17 SalamanderNo4408 Frustrated with dating and misogyny
I started being romantic and intimate with a long time friend whose wanted to date for a long time. We hung out yesterday and I sort’ve got the ick. We were having a conversation about something on social media where a woman was filmed being trampled by a bull after provoking it. He kept using the B-word and it started to upset me, I said I don’t like people using that word, and he basically said he will never stop using it and its a part of his vocabulary but something he doesn’t call me. I also began noticing him not responding to my jokes at all. I asked help with something and he immediately said I just wasn’t strong enough to do it and was doing it wrong.
He’s been a good friend and I was catching feelings for him, but this really frustrating. I often feel gaslit, and viewed as just an emotional woman by men. When I express boundaries, I feel like they assume I am just triggered, rather than respecting them. I want to viewed as an equal in a relationship, a true partner and best friend vibe. I want somebody who laughs at my jokes and is willing to compromise or at least acknowledge they could work on something, when I express things I don’t like. In past relationships, I ignored blatant red flags and got burned. I wouldn’t say I’m bitter but when something bothers me I listen to that feeling now. I refuse to settle for a “he’s just a man this is how he is”. I don’t believe in opposites attract and men and women need to balance each other out rhetoric
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He’s been a good friend and I was catching feelings for him, but this really frustrating. I often feel gaslit, and viewed as just an emotional woman by men. When I express boundaries, I feel like they assume I am just triggered, rather than respecting them. I want to viewed as an equal in a relationship, a true partner and best friend vibe. I want somebody who laughs at my jokes and is willing to compromise or at least acknowledge they could work on something, when I express things I don’t like. In past relationships, I ignored blatant red flags and got burned. I wouldn’t say I’m bitter but when something bothers me I listen to that feeling now. I refuse to settle for a “he’s just a man this is how he is”. I don’t believe in opposites attract and men and women need to balance each other out rhetoric
2024.05.19 17:17 nunyabizz0000 Before beginning a relationship with a woman, how much do you consider the opinions of your friends and family when it comes to her appearance?
From my experience I found a lot of men will be attracted to a wide range of women, but if some of those women don’t fit into the box the society (or at least the man’s core friend/family group) deem “attractive”, they will avoid beginning a relationship with women in the category… regardless that they themselves find her attractive.
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2024.05.19 17:14 Deep_Lobster2331 PROTEST FOR PALESTINE
PROTEST FOR PALESTINE
this is not a rally, not a solidarity walk, not solidarity march. we are beyond these solidarity action-less marches that are always dispersed by the police. what we need is rage, anger, collective protest for Palestine with common goals. Open Rafah crossing, to stop supplying the fuel to the Zionist colonial state, demand an IMMEDIATE CEASEFIRE. and we do not stop until the genocide ends, then siege is lifted of Gaza, then full liberation of Palestine.
enough is enough, we have stayed silent for too long.
Our children are being killed every day. Our women sexually assaulted and raped. Our men are stripped naked and shot in the head in front of their families. the occupation atrocities are not stopping and are getting worse by the second. it is time to stand up firm and steadfast with our demands to stop this genocide.
enough is enough, our silence is a shameful complicity.
universities in Western countries are doing much more than universities in Arab countries. how shameful.
do comment and message me to organize and show up for Palestine. The target is to organize a protest in front of one of the key players in the scene: US Embassy, Palestinian Embassy, Egyptian Embassy, UN House, Ministry of Foreign Affairs. or even a public place (corniche, katara, etc.)
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this is not a rally, not a solidarity walk, not solidarity march. we are beyond these solidarity action-less marches that are always dispersed by the police. what we need is rage, anger, collective protest for Palestine with common goals. Open Rafah crossing, to stop supplying the fuel to the Zionist colonial state, demand an IMMEDIATE CEASEFIRE. and we do not stop until the genocide ends, then siege is lifted of Gaza, then full liberation of Palestine.
enough is enough, we have stayed silent for too long.
Our children are being killed every day. Our women sexually assaulted and raped. Our men are stripped naked and shot in the head in front of their families. the occupation atrocities are not stopping and are getting worse by the second. it is time to stand up firm and steadfast with our demands to stop this genocide.
enough is enough, our silence is a shameful complicity.
universities in Western countries are doing much more than universities in Arab countries. how shameful.
do comment and message me to organize and show up for Palestine. The target is to organize a protest in front of one of the key players in the scene: US Embassy, Palestinian Embassy, Egyptian Embassy, UN House, Ministry of Foreign Affairs. or even a public place (corniche, katara, etc.)
2024.05.19 17:11 PikaChuChu_ Creating Fans out of Social Spectators
Hi Everyone
I'm working on a project exploring how to make football more accessible and exciting for women who haven't traditionally been fans. I'm particularly interested in the idea of a "Fan Ambassador" program, where experienced fans (men/woomen) mentor newcomers.
Here's the basic idea:
Passionate fans sign up as ambassadors. - People new to football get matched with an ambassador based on shared interests, favorite teams (if they have one), etc. - They can then connect for one-on-one watch parties (virtual or in-person), ask questions in real-time, and learn the ropes in a friendly environment. - The platform could also include features like a "digital yearbook" for easy access to player info, stats, and key moments, as well as a simplified "lite mode" for the app, making content easier to digest for beginners.
Additional ideas we're considering:
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I'm working on a project exploring how to make football more accessible and exciting for women who haven't traditionally been fans. I'm particularly interested in the idea of a "Fan Ambassador" program, where experienced fans (men/woomen) mentor newcomers.
Here's the basic idea:
Passionate fans sign up as ambassadors. - People new to football get matched with an ambassador based on shared interests, favorite teams (if they have one), etc. - They can then connect for one-on-one watch parties (virtual or in-person), ask questions in real-time, and learn the ropes in a friendly environment. - The platform could also include features like a "digital yearbook" for easy access to player info, stats, and key moments, as well as a simplified "lite mode" for the app, making content easier to digest for beginners.
Additional ideas we're considering:
- Gamified learning experiences (quizzes, trivia)
- Localized pub/cafe match screening listings (maybe through the app?)
- A behind-the-scenes look at players' lives and personalities
- What do you think of this "Fan Ambassador" concept? Does it appeal to you?
- What kind of features would you find most valuable in such a program?
- Any other ideas for making football more accessible and enjoyable for newcomers?
- Any concerns or potential drawbacks to this1?
2024.05.19 17:09 Ellie_williamslover Bruh decathlon what is this
I went to decathlon right cuz me and my mum were looking for a new bike for me and literally all the in store bikes that were my size which is adults I guess all of them were men’s type bikes there was 1 bike that was meant for women which was electric for like one thousand pounds bruh what the hell is man 💀
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2024.05.19 17:06 maxseka More LOTR men pls 🙏
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