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Honestly, I agree men's issues do need to be seriously discussed, but it's wrong to hijack discussion about women's issues to talk about men's issues. The reverse is also true.
That's the problem... When is it time to talk about men's issues? Specifically, in a group that doesn't listen to Peterson and Andrew Tate
I agree with what you said, but I think the solution is to talk about everyone's issues instead of men's issues. Men's issues aren't about the men, they're about how men relate to others.
Women's issues should have their place, but men don't need the same thing... Instead they need everyone to show up and talk about their own issues
Bring it up in a space, any space, that isn't there for the purpose of talking about women's issues. Make a community now. Write in it.
I'm giving the community a month before it gets flooded by Peterson and Tate types.
That's the problem. Some folks managed to create wholesome men's subreddits back in the day. Don't know how they're faring now.