Gamechanger

Like the 1% are not humans . Before the 1% there are a lot of women that narrowly escaped the number. They literally felt their soul leaving tben came back. Now that woman comes tl share the experience that cpuld have led to her death and you dismiss it.

What’s funny? 75,000 women die, many of which are avoidable deaths, and even those who survive go through the most painful and harrowing experience of their lives with pregnancy and childbirth and you’re laughing like a psychopath. Are you well?

Woman Raises Concern Over High Number of Men Dying, Blames Marital Stress and Lack of Support From Wives “To all the men at this burial ground, if you observe the obitu@ry posters around us, you will notice that out of every 10 people who have di£d, about 8 are men and only 2 are women. This is a big problem in our society, and it needs to be addressed.” — A woman speaks out at a man’s burial, expressing concern over the number of men dying in society. She further argues that some men are going through so much stress because of the challenges they face in their marriages, which she says are sometimes caused by their wives. She urged women to support their husbands rather than contribute to their suffering. The woman also claimed that not all men d!e because it is their time, alleging that stress contributes to many de@ths. She warned that some women wish to become widows so they can engage in extramarital affairs, while others cheat on their husbands without considering the possible consequences.

I went to all girls public boarding school, one day a senior student asked me to put down my water, then started fumbling with my breasts, dropped me on the floor and humping on me and at some point she had this relief. It had happened all through Junior Secondary 1 and JS2. I was 11 years old ——Bukola Akinpelu (Sugar)

Blaming hormones for murder is like men blaming testosterone for rape. I said what I said.

Around here, we don’t do “happy wife, happy home.” We do “happy couple, happy home.” The husband’s happiness matters too. We’re not inheriting the silence of our fathers.

That gender called women 😂😂 “I can’t be with a man that doesn’t go to church”. 2 seconds later 👇🏽 🌚🌚 God abeg 😂

“Teachers are more lenient in their marking of girls' schoolwork, according to an international study. An OECD report on gender in education, across more than 60 countries, found that girls receive higher marks compared with boys of the same ability.”

Women now outnumber men in higher education globally. Yet important gaps remain. Women continue to be underrepresented at doctoral level and hold only around one quarter of senior leadership positions in academia. Progress is real, but achieving equality in leadership, research and decision-making remains essential. 👉 More insights in @UNESCO’s Higher Education Global Trends Report: unesco.org/en/articles/numbe…

Women love that word “communicate”. They are always talking, always want you to be talking as well. Before you know it, “Why are you talking like a woman don’t you know you’re a man?”

Financial abuse in marriage is more common than we think cos how’s this funny and we are meant to laugh about it?

Feminism has not benefited men, women and children. Let me count 50 ways feminism has harmed society: 1. Decline in male college enrollment 2. Parental alienation in family courts 3. High male suicide rates 4. Loss of male-only mentorship spaces 5. Sentencing disparities for men 6. Stigmatization of traditional masculinity 7. Workplace hazards remaining male-dominated 8. Lack of domestic abuse resources for men 9. Due process concerns in HR/Legal settings 10.The "two-income trap" making single-income homes impossible 11. The "Double Burden" (work and home labor) for women 12.Devaluation of stay-at-home motherhood 13.Rising female burnout and stress 14.Declining female happiness metrics 15.Delayed marriage and fertility struggles 16.Breakdown of the nuclear family 17.Rise in fatherless households 18.Increased child poverty in single-parent homes 19.Hookup culture replacing stable relationships 20. Hyper-competition in the workplace 21.Erasure of female-only safe spaces 22.Over-sexualization in the name of "empowerment" 23. Loss of traditional social protections for women 24. Economic pressure on mothers to return to work early 25. Decline in male role models in schools 26. Lower birth rates and demographic decline 27.Increased childhood anxiety and depression 28. Heavy reliance on institutional daycare over parental care 29.Loss of clear rites of passage for boys 30. Weakening of community social fabric 31.Increased polarization between the sexes 32.Disruption of the "provider" identity for men 33. Legal risks associated with modern marriage 34. Conflicting social expectations for "modern" men 35. Academic underperformance of boys 36. Loss of traditional manners and chivalry (male/female) 37.Commodification of the home and family life 38. Social isolation for older men 39.Pressure on women to "have it all" simultaneously 40. Decline in male-dominated trade participation 41.Rise in "Deaths of Despair" (addiction/overdose) 42. Gender-based tribalism in politics 43. Erosion of the complementary partnership model 44. Over-litigation of social interactions 45. Parental stress impacting child development 46. Loss of distinct cultural roles for men and women 47.Housing market inflation based on two-income norms 48. Increased loneliness across all age groups 49. Fragility of modern relationship contracts 50. Loss of long-term intergenerational stability

"Men are abused less." No, men report less, in part because when they do report, they're not helped. "2010).Moreover, a review of seven studies by Felson (2008) showed that offenders who assaulted women were more likely to suffer legal consequences than those who assaulted men, whether their victim was their partner or someone else. In a study of 302 men seeking help for IPA victimization in the United States, the police and domestic violence (DV) agencies were reported among the least helpful support services (Douglas & Hines, 2011). In another study, male victims of IPA were more likely to complain about a lack of investigation regarding their victimization (Felson & Paré, 2007). Male victims had also reported that, when they called the police during an incident of female-perpetrated violence, the police did not always respond or take a report (Cook, 2009; Hines & Douglas, 2009). Another study by Buzawa and Hotaling (2006) found that law enforcement officers were significantly less likely to give male victims information about available services, including restraining orders, than female http://victims. In some cases, the police showed no empathy or any willingness to listen to the experiences of male victims of IPA (Lysova et al., 2020, 202 ; McCarrick et al., 2016). In a study of 372 male victims of IPA in the Netherlands, less than 32% of the men had approached the police about their victimization, while only 15% of the men registered an official report to the police (Drijber et al., 2013)." researchgate.net/publication…

This is highly inappropriate. Imagine it was an uncle with his niece people would have dragged him to oblivion.

“Men have sacrificed and crippled themselves physically and emotionally to feed, house, and protect women and children. None of their pain or achievement is registered in feminist rhetoric, which portrays men as oppressive and callous exploiters.” ― Camille Paglia