A question for male readers. Have you ever argued with a woman who was increasingly abusive but then pointed the finger at your anger as the problem when you quit putting up with it? You may be experiencing DARVO. Dr. Tara Palmatier gives us an overview on this “problem with no name.” that now has one.
Strange days, these. As the mainstream media heats up its attacks against the MHRM, which they allege is a bunch of disgruntled white guys who can’t get laid, the female section of the FTSU brigade grows. ABC, you got some ‘splainin to do.
So. You’re a woman. And you’ve read about us recently, or stumbled on us by accident. Aimee McGee would like to give you some pointers on navigating this place. It’s neither as scary nor as weird as you may have heard. Here’s a handy roadmap.
AVfM Senior Editor Alison Tieman says, “Every time we knee-jerk seeing women as ‘acted upon,’ absent evidence, or in the presence of evidence that refutes it, we are engaging in furthering this archaic gender socialization that limits and belittles women. Every ‘but women are hurt more’ or ‘women are the real victims’ or ‘women and children first!'”
“All the evidence I’ve seen against rape hysteria is not good enough for those who profit from keeping women in a prison of fear; but it’s good enough for me to question my obligation to stay.”
In his debut piece for A Voice for Men, New Zealand’s Bret Vanders, in his tireless crusade to help the thoughtless Men’s Human Rights Community reform its ways, gives us a video example of misogyny in action. We aren’t sure we understand Bret’s point, exactly, but maybe he just unerstands things on a deeper level than we do.
You’re a creep if you look at her. You’re a creep if you don’t. You’re a creep if you hit on her. You’re a creep if you don’t. What it all boils down to, according to Jalon Cain, is the expectation that men hold all the responsibility. But what if men stopped playing the game?
A woman with a young child in her car attempted to breach a White House checkpoint on Thursday, prompting a high-speed chase through the security-heavy streets of Washington that ended near the US Capitol when police shot her dead. Stefan Molyneux critiques the social reaction.
There are a lot of warning signs for future trouble in a relationship. It is a healthy idea to pay attention to them early. Some warning signs are subtle, like a mild drinking problem. Some signs are not so subtle. Like being a crazy bitch.
In looking at those who propose to reduce the male population to only 1-10% of the total population, Angry Harry, tongue in cheek, thinks maybe that’s a good idea! And who, really, could object to such a state of affairs? Maybe we should join forces on this…
