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Yeah, men can't file sexual harassment complaints against any gender. The law doesn't even recognize that men can be subject of sexual harassment. Men are always viewed as the offender and the woman as the victim.
Please name a few laws where a woman can be convicted of sexual offenses on an adult.
How did you get to the reason behind men committing suicide?
Yes, women don't engage in large-scale violence but they do engage in silent violence which is not recognized by the law. They engage in mental violence.
The fact that you want to shame women away from initiating complaints actually points to your biases and the world you want to build.
Meanwhile Gen Z is right in not wanting to get married. Best to just ***k around and enjoy life.
Men commit suicide because men largely commit violence against each other and are more successful in committing violence against themselves. It is not incumbent upon women to throw away hard-won safeguarding on the presumption that men would feel better about their lives if they did so. Men must make their lives better instead of foisting the blame for their well-being on women. Especially when women do not engage in large-scale violence or harassment of men at all to any degree. Stop blaming women for men's problems!
Yes, progress has been made—science, laws, and a more level playing field between men and women. But with progress come consequences. The rise of equality has also brought a rise in opportunists and manipulators who abuse their power. That’s the game now, and you can’t change it.
As a man, your duty is clear: build yourself. Strengthen your body, sharpen your mind, and master your emotions. Knowledge and discipline are your ultimate weapons to sidestep the traps weak men fall into. A real man doesn’t crumble, doesn’t turn to vice, and sure as hell doesn’t give up by quitting on life.
If life hands you a bad deal—a toxic boss, a bad relationship, or just pure misfortune—you fight. And I don’t mean breaking the law; I mean taking control. Fight for your honor. Fight for the people who’ve supported you. And if you have no one? Fight for yourself. Hell, fight for the sheer fact that the universe beat impossible odds to bring you into existence. You owe it to yourself, and to life itself, to rise above.
Play the hand you’ve got. Win. That’s what a real man does.
I’ll be honest—I have nothing today. But I’m still fighting for my cause. Yes, I’ve faced toxic women who push their limits as far as they can. But I don’t let that break me. I stand tall and show them their place—not with violence, but with a strong and trained mind. Believe me, when your mind is sharp, you don’t need to resort to physical force. You can put anyone—male or female—in their place without breaking a single law.
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