It'd help if those same men (and I say this as a cis guy) would stop bringing up men's issues only and exclusively as a whataboutism in response to women's/trans rights/issues.
If you cared about these issues so much, you wouldn't have weaponized them to this extent.
there is a bit of a point when womens day is more widely known that mens day, however you cant expect anyone to celebrate or know about something if nobody actually contributes to it being known...
most people that spend all day on the internet complaining about "this group has a month, this group doesnt" "this group has a week, this group doesnt" never leave their house, and the simple equation will tell you, if nobody organizes an event, there will be no organized event... want a celebration, make one yourself
Literally worked for a women's health charity and that is the only group I know that celebrates international men's day. MRA dudes just want there to be a problem.
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u/TheReaperAbides 29d ago
It'd help if those same men (and I say this as a cis guy) would stop bringing up men's issues only and exclusively as a whataboutism in response to women's/trans rights/issues.
If you cared about these issues so much, you wouldn't have weaponized them to this extent.