[...]Masculism vs Feminism[...]…

Put plainly, many men and women are extremely unpleasant people who burn those that they are in a relationship in. Whether it be cheating, fighting, abuse, or anything along those lines, those who are on the receiving end of such an encounter often grow bitter of the entire opposite sex as a whole(and spread their bitterness). Now, since women have “girl talk” very frequently,(which reinforces their own beliefs about men since they only talk about the worst aspects of us guys) and the media in nearly every aspect supports the idea that men are all of the above and more, is it surprising that men are in their current position?

What can be done about this? I challenge some guys to stop being a walking feminist stereotype. Such behavior only serves to vindicate those forces opposed to men and our rights. I realize that this is MUCH easier said than done, but even small steps in this area could help make the difference. If more men could look a woman in the eye and honestly negate their participation in the above mentioned activities, they would receive more respect on their personal front.

Practically on a large scale, men need to become more vocal about their objections to feminist supportive policy. By sitting on our hands and hoping the issue will resolve itself, we allow feminist groups to gain more power and influence, which will lead to more entrenched resistance in the long run. While I believe that the common man is somewhat limited these days in what he can do on the grand scale, getting those in power that can help is a smart and easy move. Before voting, it would be prudent to sniff out feminist nazis or their sympathizers and not give them your vote.

I certainly agree though that we and society have much important work to do. Now society itself must become aware of that reality.

Without mens view on gender and gender roles, several important pieces in the picture are missing. And when the picture is not complete, how can we then know if we draw the correct conclusion, or take the right actions? The answer is obvious: we can’t. Both we and the society have an important job to do.

I agree that action needs to be taken in order for changes to be made(in reference to the earlier comments), but at the same time those that claim blogs like this are useless are not thinking clearly. The first step to change coming about is for men to become aware of the problem in the first place, which blogs such as this are an excellent source of information for.

Keep up the good work Pelle, and if anything I would encourage you to branch out further to reach the male population still living in ignorance.

I’m glad this blog is useful to you and I’m honored that you read it from top to bottom.

I agree that the pendulum has swung too far. It’s a misunderstanding that only women had an oppressive gender role in the past. The male gender role had just as many issues. So when society spends decades cheering for women, you created inequality.

There’s work to do but finally more and more people are wisening up.

For me, Robert Moore’s talk was very interesting.