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The Disturbing Lionization of Aileen Wuornos

I remember I became familiar with the case of Aileen Wuornos through the movie Monster with Charlize Theron, when I was 13, and the first thing that disturbed me was how the movie tried to portray her as a victim and, in some sick way, showed her as justified in her horrible actions. But as a child, I quickly brushed it off and moved on, being completely unaware that it was slowly garnering a cult-like following from an increasing number of women with violent "revenge" fantasies, involving members of my gender. It was only something that I became aware a few months ago, when I stumbled upon a Reddit post with twenty thousand upvotes about the gruesome murders, under which numerous women were singing praises for her.

To say that I was disturbed would be an understatement. I was infuriated by the complete lack of empathy for those men and their dehuminization displayed by the "empathetic" gender. I tried to convince my own mind that it's just Reddit and that it doesn't in any way represent real life women. "It's just a few crazies", I told myself. Basically, I was coping, because I couldn't believe that the "fairer" sex could be so... vile. Oh, how wrong I was! In my search to find even a little glimpse of humanity, I went to other platforms and they only confirmed my worst fears. Women were indeed excusing and celebrating that monster for murdering "predators". "Predators". That's what they call those men, because in their eyes paying for sex with a consenting adult, who willingly chose this path, is somehow equivalent to rape. Adult women have agency too and denying that is misogyny. But it seems to be somehow that modern feminists are very comfortable with sexism that supports their worldview.

Interestingly enough, a couple of Wuornos' victims never even used prostitutes in their lives. She killed them in cold blood nontheless, because they were men. And in the eyes of those women, they still "deserved" it. This makes my stomach churn. Imagine if men said that Elliot Rodger was justified. Any comment or a video expressing this view would have gotten you IP banned. But I digress.

The worst offender of Aileen worship is probably Bailey Sarian's video on Youtube with 8.7 million views and ten thousand comments full of women calling Aileen a hero. One even expressed her hope that in her next life, she'll be happy, because she "deserves peace".

Honestly, this kind of public display of misandry has made me very jaded and almost apathetic to the "cause". You know which one I am talking about. I just can't say it, because Reddit might permaban me. It also greatly contributed to my distrust and avoidance of the opposite sex. The only thing that keeps my hope alive for the end of this malice is my relationship with my girlfriend. She's been absolutely crucial for my mental health not detoriorating further and is very supportive and understanding. But the more I look around, the more I realize just how rare she is in this world full of hatred. She is the sweetest, kindest and most loving precious thing on the pile of space trash that we call Earth. She seems like an outlier, and that makes me very depressed. Is there really almost no kindness left for us men?

P.S. Sorry for this long rant. This is something that has been bugging me for quite a while. I really needed to vent.

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Married men that used to by “happy wife, happy life” but escaped that trap, what happened?

What changed your mind? How was your marriage before and how did your dynamic change after?

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Empathy about child support

I me agree it sucks that women have all the.power when. It comes to parenthood. It's not fair that if a woman chooses to be a mother, than the father is forced to pay child support. I understand why it happens that way, but I still think it's unfair.

I will say I do think men should have a potential contract with women they sleep with. Before sleeping with them.
The contract would say "in the event if an accidental pregnancy, the woman will get an abortion.
If she changes her mind (which is fair) , she may raise the child herself OR place the child for adoption, and the man will NOT be responsible for child support in this event.


If the woman doesn't sign the man should not sleep with her. If the man sleeps with her without a contract the default would be what we have now.














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Im just feeling sad man

We die in their wars to protect them, we die in their mines so they can have diamonds on their necks, we drive their taxis so they can go home when drunk, we fall down and die while building their homes. Yet, we don't deserve compassion.

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Unsure of this already

I got a new job and the recruiter was a woman. Okay, that's normal.

Then I got contacted by the director...another woman. Okay, didn't think much of it. Then my regional manager...yet another woman. Uh. Hm. Coincidence? Then my direct manager...yup. Another lady! Weird.

"Oh, by the way, you need to consult with the marketing team! You'll be contacted soon."

...That's a woman, too, then I got pulled into a group chat.

"Here's the head of your area! The boots on the ground!"

A woman. Again.

"Here's your mentor!"

...Oh, boy... You guessed it. Female. I'm gonna stick this out and hope for the best.

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Can yall list some specific problems which men face in Western (or Leftist) countries? I want some examples to use in a debate against ppl who say men have it easier than women in Europe. Providing some sources as well would be especially great



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I've been scrolling social media non-stop, and I can't escape the constant hate toward men

Every time a man and a woman do the exact same thing online (good or bad), the man gets labeled as evil or hateful—but not the woman. It's everywhere.It's completely normalized to degrade and mock short men, with endless jokes. But if a man says he prefers not to date someone over a certain weight? He's instantly canceled. (And I agree—no one should mock weight!!)I just don't understand why everyone is normalizing this.
So why is it okay to bully men over height? What's behind all this normalized hatred? Anyone else noticing this?


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Being a straight indian man feels like a curse I never signed up for.

I genuinely hate my life as a straight Indian man. Everywhere I look online, offline, globally, we’re either mocked, hated, or treated like we’re disposable. Indian men are a joke to the world. At home, it somehow hurts even more, because it feels like even our own people despise us.

If being born a man is already considered a curse in today’s climate, then being born a South Asian man feels like something worse than a curse. We never grew up with Western dating culture. We were raised with the idea that families mattered, marriage was arranged, love came later, and responsibility was expected. Then suddenly the internet flipped everything upside down.
Now we’re judged by Western standards we were never raised for. We’re told we’re “incompetent,” “creepy,” “low value,” “sub-par men.” Indian feminists and misandrists shamelessly copy Western rhetoric but conveniently ignore the fact that women here still enjoy traditional patriarchal privileges. They still don’t initiate. They still expect men to chase, provide, protect, tolerate rejection, and stay silent, while also demanding modern freedom, validation, and princess treatment.
It feels like a rigged game. No matter what you do, you lose.

What hurts even more is that men here will never unite. We are divided by caste, class, language, religion, region, every possible fault line. So when men are wronged, there is no collective outrage, no solidarity, no protests. Just silence. Just “deal with it.” Meanwhile, the laws are brutally skewed against men. One accusation can destroy your life, your family, your career and nobody cares. There isn’t even a pretense of fairness anymore.
People will say, “Every country is bad for men.” Sure. But some are less suffocating than this. To my South Asian brothers: if you ever get a real chance to leave, take it and don’t look back. Staying here often means accepting loneliness, legal vulnerability, social contempt, and constant self doubt as your default state.

I’m not writing this because I hate women. I’m writing this because male pain here is invisible. When men speak, we’re mocked. When we struggle, we’re told to “man up.” When we fail, we’re told it’s our fault. It feels like society has already decided we don’t matter.
I don’t know what the solution is. I just know that carrying this silently is slowly killing something inside me.

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The male decline, should we be worried?

Hey, what do you think about these articles? They really made me think and contain a lot of very interesting data about the condition of men, especially in the U.S., which I never hear discussed in the mainstream media, or even from other sources, for that matter.

https://menunfiltered.substack.com/p/men-need-to-show-up

https://menunfiltered.substack.com/p/the-male-decline-why-now-is-the-worst

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Thoughts on appropriation of terms

I'm curious, what would happen if male victims of female sexual coercion appropriated the term "agressor?" For example, imagine a T-shirt that says something like :

"I ask forgiveness for having molested my adult female babysitter when I was seven and eight years old and my ex-wife by trying to defend my boundaries against her sexual coercion."

Or comments like "Of course I'm a rapist: what else do you call a man involved in sexual violence regardless of who the agressor or the victim is?"

This is just a brainstorm at present, but appropriation has proven effective in other movements such as gays appropriating the term queer for example.

Any thoughts on this?

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Impact of False Allegations

The Centre For Male Psychology has just run an excellent article on the enormous damage done by false allegations against men. Some quotes:

Between 38% and 60% of wrongfully accused men experience clinical levels of anxiety or panic attacks.
Rates of PTSD range from 42% to 50%.
Depression and suicidal ideation are common, with 46% in one study reporting significant depressive symptoms while 20–30% reported suicidal thoughts or attempts after their ordeal.
These symptoms were often persistent and did not remit even after exoneration; long-term adjustment difficulties are common.

The effect of these disruptions is cascading and impacting on multiple socioeconomic levels. Loss of productivity, increased burden of healthcare, shared trauma, even loss of life is seen in scenarios of the wrongfully accused.

Recommended read & a useful resource.

Link: Psychological impact of false accusations on males: An evidence-based analysis — The Centre for Male Psychology

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Remember, you are still human; amidst the dehumanization campaign

You still matter, regardless of how the society has been brainwashed to dehumanize you for decades

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