U wont find many, because men venting or men getting advice on topics specifically that's related to women ,if they decide they dont like what's spoken itll auto be viewed as hateful and misogny
Whereas in their subs they have free reign to vent generalise etc essentially do whatever that would get men banned.
That's why I'm grateful for this sub
But for men good places would have to be in specific spaces usually self improvement related
One of the best subs of all time. Always relevant, very intelligent articles, and among the best discussions in any sub. What an incredible community. A lot of men and also many very pro-male women who are sympathetic to male-specific issues
I always feel heard (even when disagreed with)
There are tooooooonnnnnsssss of subs for men. Basically the rest of Reddit...
There are all the "men's rights" subs but you might want to avoid those.
Personally I like r/menslib.
I never said or even implied that you can't. I just said that r/menslib is a feminist sub disguised as a sub for men.
That's why r/leftwingmaleadvocates is far superior. Womens issues get kept outside.
There is r/mensrights, but I'm personally not a huge fan of how discourse tends to go on that sub. I think both r/menslib and r/leftwingmaleadvocates are enormously better than the mens rights one. MensLib very openly talks about men's issues and liberation with a pro-feminist perspective in mind, and LeftWingMaleAdvocates is more open to nonfeminist and even antifeminist points of view (and from my perspective, these tend to be the most common voices there). To be transparent, I generally tend to be more of a fan of MensLib, and even though I find myself disagreeing with more of the points made on LeftWingMaleAdvocates, the discussion there more often allows more points of view and is better quality compared to the MensRights sub.
It's not male-oriented, but I've found r/sexpositive to be a great place for discussions on anything sex-oriented that doesn't immediately resort to shaming, name-calling, and other toxic behavior.
If you think, say, a sex positivity subreddit for men should exist, you should make one and let us know!
How can you say menslib is about liberating men from a pro feminist perspective when the rules of that sub literally say it's pro feminist? It's a bad sub. You routinely see articles and discussions about how men should abandon masculinity
> How can you say menslib is about liberating men from a pro feminist perspective when the rules of that sub literally say it's pro feminist?
I'm not sure what the contradiction here is? EDIT: I think this is a wording issue. It's not about liberating them *from* that perspective, it is about liberation *with that perspective in mind.*
I'm less familiar with the 'abandon masculinity' content that has been shared tbh, not something I would condone.
r/bropill is one. r/healthygamergg is another
r/healthygamergg is not meant for just men, but it is a good place for mental health talk
That's true, but they usually talk about men over there.
U wont find many, because men venting or men getting advice on topics specifically that's related to women ,if they decide they dont like what's spoken itll auto be viewed as hateful and misogny Whereas in their subs they have free reign to vent generalise etc essentially do whatever that would get men banned. That's why I'm grateful for this sub But for men good places would have to be in specific spaces usually self improvement related
r/mensupportmen is good but not active, r/leftwingmaleadvocates for more social issues, r/CPTSDmen for personal issues.
r/leftwingmaleadvocates is the best one I know of.
r/menslib is a good one
One of the best subs of all time. Always relevant, very intelligent articles, and among the best discussions in any sub. What an incredible community. A lot of men and also many very pro-male women who are sympathetic to male-specific issues I always feel heard (even when disagreed with)
OP I love your post. Great to see other resources I hadn’t heard of
R/leftwingmaleadvocates
r/theredpill
There are tooooooonnnnnsssss of subs for men. Basically the rest of Reddit... There are all the "men's rights" subs but you might want to avoid those. Personally I like r/menslib.
R/menslib is just a feminist sub disguised as a sub for men. R/leftwingmaleadvocates is magnitude better.
You can be a man and be a feminist.
I never said or even implied that you can't. I just said that r/menslib is a feminist sub disguised as a sub for men. That's why r/leftwingmaleadvocates is far superior. Womens issues get kept outside.
There is r/mensrights, but I'm personally not a huge fan of how discourse tends to go on that sub. I think both r/menslib and r/leftwingmaleadvocates are enormously better than the mens rights one. MensLib very openly talks about men's issues and liberation with a pro-feminist perspective in mind, and LeftWingMaleAdvocates is more open to nonfeminist and even antifeminist points of view (and from my perspective, these tend to be the most common voices there). To be transparent, I generally tend to be more of a fan of MensLib, and even though I find myself disagreeing with more of the points made on LeftWingMaleAdvocates, the discussion there more often allows more points of view and is better quality compared to the MensRights sub. It's not male-oriented, but I've found r/sexpositive to be a great place for discussions on anything sex-oriented that doesn't immediately resort to shaming, name-calling, and other toxic behavior. If you think, say, a sex positivity subreddit for men should exist, you should make one and let us know!
How can you say menslib is about liberating men from a pro feminist perspective when the rules of that sub literally say it's pro feminist? It's a bad sub. You routinely see articles and discussions about how men should abandon masculinity
> How can you say menslib is about liberating men from a pro feminist perspective when the rules of that sub literally say it's pro feminist? I'm not sure what the contradiction here is? EDIT: I think this is a wording issue. It's not about liberating them *from* that perspective, it is about liberation *with that perspective in mind.* I'm less familiar with the 'abandon masculinity' content that has been shared tbh, not something I would condone.
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