Meme - Wokal Distance @wokal_distance: "At some point liberal women need to decide: are they oppressed by men because men have all the wealth and opportunity, or are there no good men because men are failures who don't make enough money."
"The Good-Man Shortage Has Gotten Exponentially Worse. The crisis is both boon and a challenge for high-end matchmakers helping women find love. By Anna Louie Sussman,
"But in the half-decade since heteropessimism entered the lexicon and women started openly decrying the shabby state of men - less educated, less likely to own a home, more conservative - the field of matchmaking has changed. "Almost all of our inbound calls are women at the moment,' says Amy Van Doran, founder of Modern Love Club, a high-end matchmaking service whose services begin at $100,000. Over the course of reporting this story, I spoke to women who paid anywhere from $60,000 to $150,000 to find a partner and matchmakers who set their fees in the"
The Cut: "The good-man crisis is both a boon and a challenge for high end matchmakers helping women find love, writes Anna Louie Sussman."
Meme - "Feminist Threads
Imagine being a 13-year-old boy scrolling and seeing "men ain't shit" on every feed. Then we wonder why he won't open up, won't trust, won't talk. This culture is raising broken sons and calling it progress."
European Heritage Society on X - "12 years ago this woman put out a video that went huge online. She walked the streets of New York for hours while a camera filmed every guy who catcalled her. People on the left immediately saw that almost every single one of those guys was black or Hispanic. That is about as far as their noticing ever reaches. So they labeled her a racist. She tried to quiet them by saying White men do the exact same thing and she would release more clips to prove it. Those clips never appeared because that ”reality” did not exist."
ً on X - "Miriam Margolyes recalls why she never forgave John Cleese and Graham Chapman
“Women weren’t allowed to join Footlights in the days when I was there.”
“They stopped speaking to me off stage, so that is called being sent to Coventry.”
“It wounded me terribly. And I wasn’t invited to the cast party.”
“I’ve never really forgiven them.”
“They lacked that thing, which is the human part of the gene.”
“I’m glad he’s old and unfunny.”"
John Cleese on X - "Several of us, rather repressed and socially unskilled lower middle class boys, had literally never met someone so brash and vulgar, and I'm afraid we shrank away from her. No abuse or anything. We just kept out of her way. Recently Miriam also blamed Bill Oddie for our bad behaviour. Not fair. He wasn't in the show that year. 1962 I think it was. 64 years ago How time flies..."
Meme - Justin Dewayne Parker: ""Women develop ability to fly. Or not really, but they feel like they can fly, which means they can--- and whatever the case, men definitely cant fly, because men are falling behind. Because they suck." - Sheila Steinberg, New York Times, 2026"
"Women work longer hours than men by MATTHEW HORLEY. Women are working longer hours while men are putting in less time for their money. And yet the pay gap between the sexes has widened, research revealed yesterday. A nationwide survey of 1,600 employees found that women now work almost 34 hours a week on average - half a day longer than the figure of 30.4 hours five years ago. According to the Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development (CIPD) which carried out the research, the shift reflects the growing number of women in more demanding management roles and professional jobs. Over the same five-year period, men's average work hours fell from 45.5 hours per week to 44.8 hours, although among the hardest working males the number putting in more than 49 hours a week has passed the three million mark."
End Wokeness on X - ""Feminist icon" NY Governor Hochul just put on a hijab for Muslim men"
Geiger Capital on X - "Feminists love to talk about the "patriarchy" and how White men want them to live in Handmaid's Tale, and then immediately pander to the most patriarchal and restrictive system on earth."
Sana Ebrahimi Ledene on X - "Miss Governor, Women in Iran and across Muslim communities get beaten and murdered for refusing the hijab. I was kicked out of school, multiple times, for "improper hijab." That was my life. So am I an Islamophobe for saying "fuck you" when you cosplay as a champion of women’s rights while wrapping yourself in the same symbol that was used to police, punish, and erase me and millions of women around the world just to court Muslim votes? No. I’m not. FUCK YOU. @GovKathyHochul"
Howling Honkdog on X - ""we are the granddaughters of the witches you didn't burn". I knew your memaw she taught Bible school and makes pies for special occasions."
Ryan on X - "That quote ends up making an argument for more witch burnings, because it implied we missed some last time."
π ππ΅π²π² ♛ on X - "Women coined the terms “pick me” and “Male centered” in an attempt to shame other women for openly loving men, desiring partnership, it is mean girl behavior disguised as feminism."
Meme - "I Will never go to Iceland ever again, I felt short and the men didn't catcall me or flirt with me at all."
"The non catcall and flirting is a good thing, no?"
"The men were good looking so I was wanting some catcalling and flirting . All the men are tall and decent looking. I felt like I was in Ken land."
Meme - Viral 146: "I have NEVER meta secure man offended by a woman saying she hates men."
Cory Rogers: "This is such a bullshit catch-22. A man can absolutely be secure and still be offended by women saying they hate men. In fact, standing up and saying hatred toward an entire group is wrong is probably a hell of a lot more secure than sitting there quietly because you're scared somebody might call you insecure. The way this is phrased is basically the adult version of the old schoolyard question, "Does your mom know you're gay?" There's no clean answer. Say you're offended by women hating men and apparently you're insecure. Say you're not offended and now you're basically saying hatred toward men is acceptable. Convenient little setup, isn't it? Being secure doesn't mean having no standards, no backbone, and no reaction when someone openly hates people because of their sex. A secure man can hear "I hate men" and say, "Yeah, that's fucked up." That's not insecurity. That's having enough self- respect to call bullshit when you hear it."
Of course, if a man hates women he's evil and a misogynist
Toward a Feminist Ethics of Peer Review
Brandon Warmke on X - "Peer review, now with even more ideological filters: "'[N]ow is the time to unsettle your feminism and begin imagining a decolonial future.'" In the realm of peer review, this takes the form of grounding our reviews in relationality, centering sovereignty and liberation, practicing critical reflexivity, and owning our positionality as we build relationships with the communities we evaluate. As Indigenous decolonial feminism calls social work to 'reckon with its past and begin to plan for a better future,' so too does it call feminist reviewers to reckon with our own complicity in white feminism and colonial knowledge production that maintains the homogeneity of social work scholarship.""
Wild West Brit on X - ""Centering relationships in the review process" is another way of saying "it's not what you know, it's who you know". Corruption follows."
As usual, feminism is corrupting society
James L. Nuzzo, PhD on X - "Steven Prohaska writes in this letter to the editor: "WalletHub’s gender equality study — which contrasts workplace environments, education, health and political empowerment for men and women — is fundamentally flawed. The authors of the study state, “In certain states and for certain metrics where women showed an advantage over men, we treated the state as having gender equality.” But when one group is better off than another, that’s not equality. The study ignores substantial disparities in the other direction. Men are disproportionately represented in dangerous jobs, making up over 90% of workplace fatalities. Women now earn more college degrees than men and usually live longer. Most voters are women. A study’s methodology cannot accurately be described as measuring “equality” if female advantages are scored as equality instead of inequality. A study purporting to assess gender equality should take a more balanced approach to measuring disparities.""
James L. Nuzzo, PhD on X - "Here is the section of WalletHub's report where they explain their methodology. As you can see, anytime men scored higher in an area than women, WalletHub considered that gender inequality. However, anytime women scored higher in an area than men, WalletHub considered that gender equality. This is the same irrational and unjust methodology that the World Economic Forum uses in its Global Gender Gap Index."
Wilfred Reilly on X - "Think for a second about this real and common methodology, also often used gor whites and minorities."
Weird. We're told that feminism loves and helps men too
Fathers' involvement and children's developmental outcomes: a systematic review of longitudinal studies - "Objective: This systematic review aims to describe longitudinal evidence on the effects of father involvement on children's developmental outcomes.
Methods: Father involvement was conceptualized as accessibility (cohabitation), engagement, responsibility or other complex measures of involvement. Both biological fathers and father figures were included. We searched all major databases from the first dates. Data on father involvement had to be generated at least 1 year before measuring offspring outcomes.
Results: N = 24 publications were included in the overview: 22 of these described positive effects of father involvement, whereof 16 studies had controlled for SES and 11 concerned the study population as a whole [five socio-economic status (SES)-controlled]. There is certain evidence that cohabitation with the mother and her male partner is associated with less externalising behavioural problems. Active and regular engagement with the child predicts a range of positive outcomes, although no specific form of engagement has been shown to yield better outcomes than another. Father engagement seems to have differential effects on desirable outcomes by reducing the frequency of behavioural problems in boys and psychological problems in young women, and enhancing cognitive development, while decreasing delinquency and economic disadvantage in low SES families.
Conclusions: There is evidence to support the positive influence of father engagement on offspring social, behavioural and psychological outcomes. Although the literature only provides sufficient basis for engagement (direct interaction with the child) as the specific form of 'effective' father involvement, there is enough support to urge both professionals and policy makers to improve circumstances for involved fathering."
Hannah Spier, MD on X - "Stop saying feminism lied to women. Who are we trying to put the blame on this time? Women themselves curated a false reality that we readily believed because it was too tempting to challenge; it allowed both victimhood and the sense of being a better person. It flatters our ego. Belonging to an opressed group means doing the ordinary becomes extraordinary: you're stydying law (medium whoop) despite being a woman (big whoop). The missing information was always available to us, we hear all these stories about feminists becoming antifeminists (like myself) and it's always after our own lives have been impacted. When we realize widening our perspective and shedding the false reality would be advantageous and provide a good change. Then suddenly it's "we were lied to!" It was the others (economy, politicians, government, fill in the blank) leading us the wrong way."
Kat Spartz ⏸️ on X - "“I once calculated that, globally, the average man kills approximately 0.00005 people per year, whereas the average woman kills approximately 0.000006. (Notice the extra zero.)That’s a huge difference. But it’s one found only among a tiny minority of people at the extreme of the aggression distribution, where the differences are much more pronounced”π― Good illustration of the point I make about people fearing men “because they’re more violent”.Yes, relatively speaking. But it’s absolute rates that matter. It is vanishingly unlikely that any man you encounter on the streets will hurt you.Fearing men generically across the board is misandry and we shouldn’t encourage it.
Source: A Billion Years of Sex Differences by @SteveStuWill"
Hannah Wallen | Too Dangerous For #Facebook! on X - "Women bitched and whined about men having hobbies, men maintaining their own friend groups after marriage, and men having any free time of their own. Now, if those limitations have resulted in men relying on their wives for socialization, women bitch and whine about that, too. Men can't even organize masculine approaches to therapy like men's sheds where men can work on issues while working on projects in an environment that isn't hostile to men & masculinity without women demanding entry and destroying that environment."
Possum Reviews on X - "Reminder that feminists actively protested and got a men's homeless shelter in New York shut down and then celebrated it in 2024."
Susan Zhuang θζζ‘ on X - "Today, thousands of members of our community joined together to say no to building a men’s shelter next to our schools, daycare centers, and senior centers. Together, we are calling for more affordable housing, senior housing, mental health services, and improving our programs"
One Eyed Man on X - "Something similar happened in Italy. There, feminists protested. They wanted billboards to be taken down. The billboards were against violence towards men."
Weird. We keep being told that feminism benefits men too and that feminism has never opposed men's homeless shelters
Meme - Green New Deal: "As a woman I am extremely aware the only reason I have rights is because women before me got mouthy, organized, and made herself inconvenient. Thats why I see women who uphold the patriarchy as traitors"
Shawn Michael: "Its easy and fun to be mouthy in a society where men protect mouthy people. Please go be mouthy on behalf of oppressed women in muslim countries, let's see how that goes."
Meme - ""How feminism works"
APPROPRIATE
Fat tattooed woman with green hair: Wanna buy a pic of my beaver for 4.99?
Woman: Ah, you are such a strong woman
INAPPROPRIATE
Thin, attractive blonde flashing cleavage: Wanna play some ball with me?
Woman: Tabloid? Please shame this disgusting whore!"
Cathy on X - "Here I am, saying it again...IF MEN WERE RAPED at the rate women are... there would BE TOUGHER LAWS!"
Jeffrey Ketland on X - ""CDC finding: women rape men as often as men rape women""
David Maywald on X - "Michael Arbon speaks with David Maywald, Chair of the International Council for Men and Boys, about the widening gaps facing boys and young men in education, men's health funding and a lack of public empathy.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=a9MI5yDIqE4
David explains the concept of Gynocentrism, pointing to disparities in medical research funding and domestic violence services and argues that resilience, mentorship, and faith are essential to helping young men find purpose and belonging..."
Damn misogyny!
‘Deep‐Seated Misogyny’ Let's Talk About Women Nurses' Experiences of Workplace Gender Discrimination
Lisa Britton on X - "Nursing is about 90% female. Hospitals are female-dominated workplaces, and the study’s own participants said women themselves often perpetuate the ‘misogynistic norms.’ Yet the conclusion is still that men ‘come in and dominate’ via patriarchy. Is the framework looking for evidence or just confirming itself? We also have a shortage of men in nursing and other HEAL fields. Framing the few men who actually do enter as “the problem” doesn’t help anyone or the profession."
If you only have a hammer, everything looks like a nail
End Wokeness on X - "Feminists… until they enter the doorway of a mosque:"
CartierFamily on X - "I hate to admit this but this makes me not take female politicians as serious. You support feminism against your own culture for “girl power” but embrace a culture that literally oppresses women’s rights? Completely unserious"
OutspokenSamantha on X - "Modern feminism has rendered so many women completely unable to think critically or independently. These women have been programmed to believe that only emotions matter - anger and rage leading the charge - and to follow the crowd at all times. It's sad to watch it play out constantly."
STUNNER on X - "Feminists found the cheat code for women. ONE TRICK and it never fails : EMOTIONAL MANIPULATION. You cannot recruit women with logic, you recruit them with TEARS. Because most women run on emotion, not evidence. If you make her FEEL like a victim, she will BE a victim forever, even with a perfect life. So what do they do? They sit online all day and feed her poison:
"Men are dangerous"
"Men are predators"
"Men will leave you"
"Men want to control you"
Take ONE story of a bad man, add sad music, add 1000 comments saying "yas sis, all men are trash" and now you have an army of women who have NEVER been abused, NEVER been raped, NEVER been kidnapped, walking around hating men they never met. They steal other women's trauma and wear it like makeup. "As a woman who has been through..." no you haven't. You're 21, living in your father's house, that your father paid for. Look outside. Is any woman panicking? Is any woman hiding? NO. They are in clubs shaking ass. On Instagram half-naked for male validation. On Tinder swiping every night. Having sex every weekend. 73 MILLION abortions in ONE YEAR. Does that look like a gender that is scared of men? Does that look like a gender that is oppressed and single and happy alone? No. That looks like a gender that is addicted to men while being taught to hate men at the same time. And that's why they are miserable. You can't be brainwashed and be happy at the same time. That is how you enslave a whole generation of women without ever putting chains on them. You just make them emotional, make them victims, and tell them the man who built their whole world is the enemy."
Right_in_the_middle on X - "For the purely anthropological element of this, here’s my perspective…take it or leave it. I’ve been anon and not disclosed my gender online. I’ve been a huge gamer my whole life and involved in “male-dominated” nerd activities. I’ve been a tomboy my whole life. You can get men to drop the filters around you if you don’t react like a woman. They test you. If you stay unbothered and can actually get their humor… Match the jokes long enough and they just absorb you in. I’m a curious, low-judgment person who mostly likes to observe social dynamics. I got very good at this. As I got older i no longer encourage men to view me as “not a woman.” Same way I let men hold doors and treat me like a lady. I think it helps them when they get to act like gentlemen around women and still have their own spaces for “male talk.” I’ve seen this from both angles… gender known and unknown. These are just personal observations. I’ve heard every form of crass, sexist rape joke, lewd description, and sexualization. In the end it boils down to: men like absurd, extreme humor, and they are sexually attracted to women. The horror!"
Right_in_the_middle on X - "I’ve spent a lot of time in “male spaces.” The worst you’ll hear is a lewd comment about a woman being desirable, or a remark about an “easy” woman. I’ve been forced to spend a lot of time in women’s spaces (by nature of being a woman) and will regularly hear open contempt for how gross, evil, unlovable, inhuman, and pathetic the average woman thinks the average man is. Or, worse, bragging about mistreating a normal, undeserving man. There is 0 recognition that this is bizarre or cruel behavior. So, actually, the men’s “locker room” is a pale evil in comparison."
They just hate men
'I went from "plain Jane" to "10/10" by ditching feminism and dating masculine men' - "An influencer claimed she transformed herself from a "plain Jane" into a "10 out of 10" after abandoning feminism and embracing a pro-masculine outlook on life and relationships. Hunter Vaughn, 28, says she spent much of her teenage years identifying as a feminist but gradually changed her views after becoming attracted to ambitious, disciplined men who prioritised self-improvement. The 28-year-old woman, from Massachusetts, United States, said the shift not only changed what she looked for in a partner, but also inspired her to become a better version of herself. She said: "I went from a plain Jane to a 10 out of 10. I became healthier, happier and much more confident in myself."... Hunter says she became focused on what she could bring to a relationship rather than what she could get out of one, adding: "I go for high-value men and I try to match that by becoming a high-value woman. I'm going to work on me, you're going to work on you and we're both going to work on becoming better people." Hunter said she believes too many relationships fail because one person ends up carrying all the responsibility while receiving little in return. The 28-year-old said: "Both people need to provide value. It doesn't matter whether that's financially, emotionally or through supporting the household. When one person is doing everything and the other person isn't contributing, it builds resentment."... Hunter says the biggest change wasn't physical but mental, adding: "It changed my mindset completely. I take better care of myself, I'm more confident and I'm much happier with who I am today. When you're around people who push themselves to be better every day, it encourages you to do the same.""
Survey finds male abuse approval - "More than half of women questioned at a Glasgow university said they approved of wives hitting their husbands. The Glasgow Caledonian students were among 6,500 women surveyed from 36 universities for an international study into attitudes on domestic violence. Of the 200 women, 60% said it was acceptable for women to hit their husbands while 35% admitted assaulting their partner. A total of 8% admitted injuring them - the highest rate in the study... Among European students, only English women were more likely to have carried out assaults, with 41% admitting that they had punched or kicked their partners. However those inflicting injury was less than in Scotland, at 5%. Just under a quarter of those in Scotland admitted there were occasions when it would be acceptable for a husband to slap his wife... Worldwide, more than 4,800 female students approved of assaulting their partner and 2,000 admitted to pushing, shoving, slapping, throwing objects and twisting their partner's arms or hair."
Time to do more about male abuse of women and condemn those who think it's acceptable for a husband to slap his wife, because feminism is about gender equality and for men too
Meme - "Opinion: Margot Robbie changing her name to her husband's hurts my beautiful lesbian brain. Here's why. I don't flip a table every time this happens - but I actually do mind when it's the default decision with no discussion. Rebecca Shaw *Photo of not beautiful, possibly trans writer*"
Meme - Prof. Dr. Monika Dobberstein @DrDobberstein: " #Weltfrauentag #InternationalWomensDay"
"Protect your daughters Educate your sons"
DontFeedJay @Dontfeedjay: "This goes so fucking hard, if you're incapable of thought. Don't lock your doors, teach people that trespassing is bad. Don't safeguard your material goods, teach people stealing is wrong. Just teach everyone crime is wrong and we will never have to worry again!"
These are the same people who think you don't need to discipline kids because you can just reason with them, so it tracks. This also helps explains why they want to abolish prisons and keep releasing dangerous criminals: they think telling them not to commit crime again means they won't
Meme - *Crying Handmaid with boot on head*
"THE BOOT OF THE PATRIARCHY IS KEEPING US DOWN!"
*Bad choices as boot, which Handmaid is putting on her head*
Meme - *Captain Planet*
"Gi: Blaming men for everything
Female Wheeler: Double standards
Linka: Killing kids
Female Ma-Ti: Victimhood
Female Kwame: Hating white people
Female Captain Planet: with your powers combined, l am CAPTAIN SUPERFEMINIST"
Riley Gaines on X - "The liberal feminist masquerading as a fierce defender of women's rights was asked 3+ times to define the word "woman" Of course, she wouldn't. Its hard to take these people seriously when they can't define what they claim to defend. Masterfully done, @conservmillen"
Meme - "I think women project their feelings a lot when they discuss about the 'patriarchy'"
"Considering how massive the womens in-group bias is, as in, women can indeed defend another woman who killed her children, or defend a woman who thinks she can take consent away after sex like in cornell 7 case, its pretty apparent that women are projecting a lot. Women probably think that men think the same way as them, which explains partially their criticism of the patriarchy, even though men don't have this type of same in-group bias. Men as a group have bias towards women, not against them. Women just always tell on themselves. They are so fucking narcissistic."
Julie Ann McIlwaine: Murder conviction overturned for woman who killed abusive partner (aka "Woman who killed abusive partner has murder conviction overturned")
TheTinMen on X - "I'm on board with someone sometimes having to use deadly force against their abuser. But going downstairs, getting a knife, and stabbing your abusive husband in the chest ten times whilst he's asleep, is hard to justify as a "temporary loss of control"."
Women are always victims. Even when they're murderers
