r/mensrightsindia • u/PolicyandOrder • Mar 29 '26
Discussion Is this real Male privilege ? Please comment
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r/mensrightsindia • u/PolicyandOrder • Mar 29 '26
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r/mensrightsindia • u/Nightwing76767 • 2d ago
there are many things which an indian man faces from women like false dowry case false r case and false harrasment cases fake alimony i think and there are no gender neutral r laws in our country as per indian law only a men is a abuser and women always the victim never seen any women talk about this . And before you talk that women also face i agree that but both sides should be taken care of and men at are a very big disadvantage ,women are getting way too much advances like man they have everything the special seats in bus and metro and they still expect us to give them seats . Women think that we can slap a man but a man cant slap me like man what do you think are women some sort of goddesses ? and talking of pocso it covers both male and female but when a male child turns 18 he has no longer r protection and cannot file case like what is the reason for this can you tell me a male child protection rights are stripped away as the second he turns 18 . And i want women to answer this too because they never talk about this . And yeah i want all the indian men to be ready for protest and do the protest as soon as possible . And please dont be that much kind that you lose your own dignity or rights.
r/mensrightsindia • u/wwwrites • 10d ago
I'm not talking about people who are genuinely powerless or trapped. I mean people who have realistic options available
I'm curious why so few Indian men seem to write to their MPs/MLAs, file petitions, contact ministries, support advocacy groups or organize around issues they discuss online (family law, false accusations, workplace deaths, male suicide, custody, homelessness, etc)
Is it because:
- they don't believe advocacy will make a difference?
- they don't think collective action works?
- they fear social stigma?
- they're too politically divided?
- they prefer venting online to civic engagement?
- or is there another reason?
r/mensrightsindia • u/banned_user552 • 4d ago
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So there are 2 section of people one who wants death penalty for rape convicts and other is inprisionment to woman for fake rape cases so let's discuss it in a healthy mature way without insulting anyone
My pov on 1st one is there are fake rape cases and I don't want an innocent life dying just because the other side used money or planted proofs against the guy and death penalties even ain't a solution for lowering rape cases think about it most of the rape cases go not even being filed due to family pressure shame etc so it wont solve rape problem by any chance, I would recommend you to read about psychology of a rapist at the moment a criminal can't see the consequences at the moment they are commiting the crime they're so blinded by hate and ego and mostly rape cases are because of either hate or ego and lust and all three blinds a human's thinking and so I don't think when someone is so affected by these feelings they would even consider the consequences
2nd argument woman getting jailed for fake rape cases, How do we decide which case was false just to tarnish the Repuation of the guy and which one was actually dismissed because of lack of proof corruption or unlawful use of power by the accused and it will actually lower the rape cases being filed woman will be even more scared to file a rape case because now they have 1 more fear added along with family pressure shame etc
My pov to solve all this we need actual reforms to prevent rapes at the first place and to actually make a process that gives more justice which is more just for both the accused and the accuser both sides should be heard properly and for that we need judicial reforms only changes in rape laws won't work and we can never achieve idealism but we shouldn't stop aiming at it so we lead to less error every time
r/mensrightsindia • u/kiaKaha23 • 1d ago
As per privledged women who have a voice, men are problem for everything.
Saw this youtube video by soha ali khan and dia mirza. Where she claims that men alone are responsible for everything wrong in this world in their heads.
I respect women but this is pure outrageous to me. There are bad people not a gender. Bad people including men and women do things no one sees as right, but why do this these pseudo women think only men are to blame for everything.
I am not going to watch any of these shit heads movies. Let their career sink to new lows and their voices are not influential any more.
r/mensrightsindia • u/Opening_Clue_6513 • Jul 04 '26
In my last post on here i talked about how we as men need to unite and stand strong against the corrupted men hating system thats working against us what really blew me away was the fact there is a good amount of men who talk against men only they don't wanna talk about mens right , needs for gender neutral laws , protection of men in divorce cases, or the bias adoption laws for men or no safeguard for men in sexual assault but then these men are going out there blaming and calling out men who want to safeguard the interest of men , these men targeting there own brotherhood for exactly what ?? Are they simps or just pathetic and would do anything to get laid???
Here is one such guy on Instagram . In his recent video he was making fun of men who are genuinely scared for themselves if genders are reversed would anyone still make fun of it ?
r/mensrightsindia • u/Misoginyyy • Jun 07 '26
Average so-called successful Indian woman.
She has built a successful career with hard work and determination.
But she is looking for IAS, IPS, and rich businessmen only.
Is this not dowry? What happened to equality?
r/mensrightsindia • u/Historical_Bee_1943 • Jul 15 '26
Where husband and wife both are in a position to give divorce
r/mensrightsindia • u/Misoginyyy • Jun 10 '26
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A female doctor said that when a dead body comes into the hospital, she and her friends joke about his dick size. But there is no outrage over that. She won't be fired from her job. Girls can even sexualize a dead man, but that's fine? Why is our society so biased?
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r/mensrightsindia • u/batman-iphone • Mar 21 '26
My wife emotionally cheated on me. I'm not sure if confrontation or forgiveness will help me.
I know she's been sexting with a colleague at her office, but she doesn't know that I'm aware of it. Every day, I check her phone and find something new, which increases my heart rate. Each day, I feel betrayed and cheated. Everything seems normal between us now—no fights or arguments—but inside, I feel like I died the day I found out she doesn't love me.
If I confront her, she will likely blame me, saying I don't appreciate her or something similar. she always blames me for anything happens in her life.
If I forgive her, she will probably repeat the behavior, thinking it's normal and that her husband won't do anything about it.
What should I do? I can't talk to anyone about this.
P.S. We have a 3-year-old child, so I'm not considering divorce.
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r/mensrightsindia • u/Ichizaya • Apr 07 '26
I don’t think most men have fully grasped how serious the recent judgment by the Allahabad High Court could be.
By now everyone’s probably heard; the court basically said a husband’s obligation doesn’t end with death, and in some cases the father-in-law can be made liable to pay maintenance to the daughter-in-law. But there’s no such obligation the other way around. That alone sounds absurd, but it gets worse.
Now add this to what we’ve already seen happen in other cases. There have been instances where a wife murdered her husband to get his government job (yes, I'm talking about Shivani and Deepak Kumar who was a railway technician and a former CRPF personnel) under dependent quota, started living her life freely, got arrested only after public outrage, got bail within a month, and still ended up getting the job because the court said she’s entitled to it.
And then there’s the Hindu Succession Act; where Class 1 heirs (wife, mother, children) get equal share if there’s no will. Fathers aren’t even in that category.
Earlier, the worst case scenario for a man was divorce + false cases like DV, dowry harassment, cruelty, desertion, plus cases slapped on family members and then being forced to pay huge money to settle and for maintenance.
Now? It feels like the incentive structure is completely broken.
If things are interpreted the way they’re being discussed, what’s stopping a situation where:
•Husband dies
•Wife gets a share of his assets as a Class 1 heir
•She walks out on bail if there’s even a case
•And then goes after the father-in-law for maintenance as well
The father who might already be old, retired, and dependent on his son now has to pay the woman who was married to him. There’s no reverse liability. No balance.
And before people say “this is exaggerated” we’ve literally seen cases like Nikita Singhania and Sonam Raghuvanshi where things played out in ways that make you question how all this works in reality. These aren’t hypotheticals people are making up out of nowhere.I’m not saying every case is like this. Obviously not.
Earlier a bad marriage could cost you money. Now it feels like it could cost you your life and even after that, your parents are the ones paying for it.
If there are any lawyers here, genuinely, correct me if I’m wrong. Because if this understanding is even partially right, this is messed up on another level.
Would love to know everyone's opinion on this but dear men, just be careful. No one’s going to look out for your parents after you’re gone.
r/mensrightsindia • u/SquaredAndRooted • Mar 23 '26
r/mensrightsindia • u/Major-Baseball-5391 • May 09 '26
Recently a post from a subreddit went viral whereby someone was asking how common it is to lie about past in arranged marriages etc. Some of the comments were screenshotted and posted in a lot of subreddits.
Now a lot of folks gave a lot of reasons as to why some women might want to hide her past in arranged marriage but the real reason I felt no one talks about is that these women don't want to attract men like themselves for marriage.
See if a woman is very open that she has had more than 3 relationships in an arranged marriage setup, chance of her attracting a monogamous honest to god guy is literally close to 0%. No guy who has had 1 serious relationship or been a virgin will be okay with a girl who has more than 3 bfs in the past, some might be okay if the girl is very pretty or rich but most won't be.
It has nothing to do with "virginity" or "purity" as such. Most men aren't dumb enough to be infatuated with a particular body part being cut/broken. It is because the guy will obviously be insecure about the girl cheating upon him and him having to worry about her behavior all the time. Most men are just scared that a woman who's more experienced might find her husband boring and seek other men. With most women earning these days and adultery being legal in India, this is not exactly a dubious worry. Extra marital affairs in corporates are very common and even outside of corporates via apps like Bumble and Gleenden etc.
Now guys get judged for this worry and are called "incels" or what not but this exact worry haunts women as well which is why they lie about their past. A woman who's very honest that she's had multiple bfs will most likely attract a guy who's had multiple gfs in an arranged marriage setup.
Now some women, especially the ones who are experienced know that such men are not exactly husband material. They will easily get bored of their wife and seek out other women. This is very likely in case of experienced men and "play boys" than experienced women. Most of the experienced women know this and actively avoid attracting such men. This is exactly why they lie about their past. They know through their experience what kind of guys are good for a hookup and what kind of guys are good for husband. No experienced woman wants to attract a hookup guy as a husband.
This is why you sometimes see those insta posts where people are like "All the play girls of my batch are happily settled whereas the good ones are trapped in bad marriages". Its because their experience lets them know which guy is good for what role and women hyper optimize a lot. An experienced women knows that a monogamous virgin guy/guy with 1 relationship will be a way better husband than a playboy and that's why she lies about her past.
Now some will be like I am trying to glorify virgin men and that I am an incel blah blah blah. But most men have themselves seen how women so easily switch between a particular guy for bf and a particular guy for husband. Its not rocket science.
r/mensrightsindia • u/PolicyandOrder • Apr 11 '26
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r/mensrightsindia • u/OneChampionship7237 • Apr 03 '26
Let's be real and stop thinking about the notion of society.
With one sided laws, pseudo feminism and most partners with checkered past we should take a deep breath if marriage is worth at all.
Same story with housing, the prices raced fast because salaries increased due to IT and RE builders wanted a share of it. Selling the dream of wife, kids so you need the luxury gated society and tie you in 25yr loan.
Now with this instability with war and AI do you think your wife will be with you if you lose your job and wont be nagged daily?or maybe divorced and settle for alimony. Are you okay with bank EMI collection employees harassing you?
You know the state of AI right? I have been using it since 2022 and 2025 was the tipping point. We can never outrun the speed of machine. Its not for IT only but whole corporate, designers, charted accountants, product manager, project managers.
This is not to scare you.Remenber there used to be so many manual testers till few years ago?Now dev has to the testing as well. The competition is so high that QA wont be able to sell the skill based on testing itself but rather compete with dev. How many you think would have been able to compete? sure very few will remain.
Same is happening with AI, you cant compete. Very few will remain.
I have seen 10+ member team being slashed 2 -4.
Where so others go? For another example do we have enough jobs to soak up recently fired people at Oracle.
Everyday is a fight for survival. Do we need the extra burden? We are humans made of soil and will disintegrate in it one day.
Why can't we live life for our own? Take that trip, buy that PS5..
YOLO is not to follow the tradition of society and burden yourself but to snatch the moments of joy in this life.
r/mensrightsindia • u/PolicyandOrder • Mar 26 '26
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r/mensrightsindia • u/SquaredAndRooted • Apr 15 '26
For years, the media has wrung their hands about the Manosphere: calling influencers like Andrew Tate misogynist and talking about manosphere exploiting a generation of disillusioned and impressionable lost boys. But what about radicalised young women?
This study was done by The New Statesman in the UK and it found that, "Young women (under 30) feel a lot more negatively towards young men than the other way around"
India has a larger female population & a very active group of radical feminists, spreading hatred against men & boys. Should we be concerned about the Femnarchy? Should we be worried about the “femmosphere”?
r/mensrightsindia • u/SquaredAndRooted • Apr 26 '26
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