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Women: innocent until proven guilty Men: guilty until proven innocent

One other female privilege is women receiving child support money and still denying the father the right to see his child. That's truly fucked up.

In 5th grade, a crazy girl stabbed me with a pencil, leaving the lead lodged deep in my thigh. I was immediately taken to the hospital to get it removed. She suffered zero consequences - no punishment whatsoever. If this had happened in the reverse, I would've spent a month in Juvenile Hall, with my reputation permanently tarnished.

I have a friend who went to prison for rape, claiming he was innocent. After he served his sentence and was on the sex offender lists, she finally said that she made it up because she was mad at him. He served years in prison for a false claim She has served zero time for making the false claim.

As a male who's worked in a "daycare/preschool" environment I can say people do tend to be uncomfortable around male "supervisors/teachers" I had a lot of kids who liked to be affectionate ie they liked to give hugs, things like that. For the female teachers it was perfectly ok, but when evee (4 and one of the last kids in the class i worked with and for about 6 months) (she was the youngest, the other kids moved to different classes) gave me a hug at the end of the day, another students mom thought this was "inappropriate" despite the fact that my female assistant teacher (i was the lead teacher) had just gave her son a hug. She reported me to the director and I got bitched out and placed on "probation" (from the school not legal) because of my actions. I asked what about the female teachers who constantly have physical contact all day with every child. the response was "the parent's don't have an issue with it" well this parent also happened to dislike me because i asked her to help me correct her sons behavior (he liked to hit, and after he punched another little girl in the eye and she had to be sent to the doctor I was getting fedup with it) *she didn't like her child being anything but "a sparkle of sunshine who does no wrong"...I had never had a single accusation of inappropriate behavior from any other parent and often got asked if i'd babysit privately for quite a few of the students. Yet because of this accusation a newsletter was published by the school which specifically banned the males from any physical contact with the children (there are cameras everywhere, nothing could happen anyway) well a few parents from the class below mine read this and "asked questions" as to why this is now an issue, they explained that a parent had been concerned about a child hugging a male teacher" well unfortunately they took it in a very "over the top" manner, and when they found out it was my class (these parents children were weeks from being moved into my class) they threatened to remove their children from the center and "protest" against them. So I was fired from my position (missouri isn't a right to work state and our contracts could be terminated without reason) My kids cried, were upset, and begged me not go. I sound like such a terrible teacher right? well 2 weeks later the center was closed because one of the female teachers had been found actually hitting several of the kids.. she received no charges and only lost her job.. I faced an investigation, lost my job, and because "my reason for dismissal" was listed as inappropriate contact with children" i haven't been able to find another job in childcare/teaching. even though there was no inappropriate contact in any way shape or form. The system is sexist af. If you want to be a teacher as a man. reconsider. regardless of what age group you want to work with.

The fact that at a young age everyone was told “never hit a woman” but women were never told “never hit a man”

A girl in my sons class at school used to call him four eyes because he had glasses , then after a year of that she ended up wearing glasses , he called her four eyes and got suspended , it was third grade.

3rd wave feminism isn’t about equality, it’s about being privileged and superior because your ego requires attention

I remember once in 7th grade, we had a test. There were 12 tables (4 in each row, so there were 3 rows). In each table there was 1 boy and 1 girl. My friend was sitting next to some girl. I was sitting next to their table. 10 minutes in to the test, and the girl asks my friend what is the answer to the question. The teacher is right next to their table, but she didn't respond. My friend said: "Be quiet, they will hear us." The teacher then told my friend to hand his test over. He was surprised and asked why must he hand over the test. She told him that he was cheating, because he obviously asked the girl next to him the answer to the question. He then explained it was the other way around. The teacher wouldn't listen, so my friend repeated what he said. The teacher accused him of being cocky, and told him he will get an F. Then she graded his test, and gave him an F. All of us stood in his defence, claiming the story was right. The girl felt bad and said that he was telling the truth, and that it was HER who was cheating. Nevertheless, the teacher still said my friend will get an F. We reported that to the principal, and he called the whole class and the teacher to his office. Then, he asked us to repeat our story. After hearing it he asked the teacher why did she punish my friend and, even better, why didn't she punish the girl. The teacher replied with this: "But she was just trying to get a good grade. It is an honest mistake, it happens." All tho the principal convinced the teacher to not give my friend an F, the girl still didn't get any punishment and got an A- on the test! This is only one of many, MANY cases of sexism towards men I saw in school. Some were even more serious and ended way worse.

I Like that you listed ACTUAL privileges where in Laci's video their idea of "privileges" are all feelings and crap, like women feel scared when walking alone at night, (therefore men are privileged).

I'm a teenage boy, and whenever I see a child or a girl on the street I automatically walk far from them, being afraid to potentially scare them and being accused of something. That sucks when I think about it, but it's so automatic

Crazy ass ex: if you cant handle me at my worst you don't deserve me at my best Me: You have a best?

*ive really started to agree with thanos*

When I was 10, after my swim class, my friends and I were talking in the locker room when one of my friend’s moms burst into the room (We are boys) and told her son to get dressed quicker. Luckily, no one was currently showing theirs. We pretended that it was socially acceptable, as we don’t know what else to do. If a father burst into the girl’s locker room to tell his daughter to get out soon, this situation will be completely different. Edit: So, let me elaborate a little further: Suppose this situation, a boy telling their parents that a lady burst in the boy’s locker room to tell her son to get out faster. The parents would most likely be like “Oh, looks like this boy is very slow and talks too much in the locker room. Don’t be like him”, but if the gender roles are switched up, the parents would be like “Wow, this man is a pedophile. He should get arrested for attempting to look at little girls like that. Don’t be like him”. And more often then not, the police would be called on this guy.

I’ve met many girls who complain about guys talking about how they look but then they go ahead and judge a guy saying “he’s too short” or “ew he just said he likes me, what a creep”.

3rd grade: I was the class topper, had a fairly good reputation of being a good kid, never got into any trouble. There was this girl who sat next to me. We had a test. She peeped every single one of my answers, and yet when the results came, she somehow scored more than me for the exact same answers. I was visibly sad because I wasn't used to failure. This girl then walks up to me and tells me I'm overreacting ( I wasn't even reacting, just sitting there silently with a dull expression), and that i should behave properly. She was a good friend, so I just smiled and said ' Fine, idiot'. Next thing I know, another girl goes up to the teacher and tells her I'm verbally abusive. The teacher calls me out, calls my friend ( the first girl) out and makes me stand in front of the whole class and asks me to say 'I'm sorry (her name)' 100 times. I did, and she then went on to lecture me about how I was never taught to respect women. ( I was raised my a single mother) Later, my friend tried to convince the teacher that it was not a very big deal, but word spread throughout the school like fire that I was a horrible person. Got bullied for years after that single incident. There were many such incidents, but this was my first experience of sexism. On a side note, 9 years later I went on to become the president of the school council of that very same school.

If a girl hits a boy the boy is weak and if a boy hits a girl he is abusive Edit: dang this comment got a lot of likes

I was mercilessly bullied one a group of girls when I was 11 years old, for being short. I tried all the usual steps; 1) I ignored it a first but they persisted 2) I told my teacher but she dismissed it as "it's just words, ignore it" 3) I told her again and she laughingly said "they probably just have a crush on you and can't express it, try being nice to them and be their friend" 4) I told her again and she tried to blame me and accused of having said and done something to instigate this as precious little angels would never be mean for no reason 5) I kept trying to avoid them by staying inside the classroom during recess but they stayed in as well and kept abusing me 6) I told my mother who contacted the school and did nothing 7) I finally snapped and slapped one across the face after she threw a book at me and I got suspended, but it was worth it, because when I went back, none of them dared bully me again out of fear that I'd punch or kick them the next time Privilege is not having to suffer abuse publicly because your abuser is female. Privilege is not having to be told to befriend your abuser. Privilege is not being told that you must deserve the abuse because your abuser if female. Privilege is not having to resort to violence to be treated like a human being.

All boys in my k-6 school weren't allowed to play sports at school (except in gym class) because a girl tried to join our soccer game and was tripped. We played pretty rough and we're very competitive, so it was common for someone to fall and get hurt (there was never anything serious). But as soon as a girl is hurt, however insignificant the damage, not just the guy who accidently tripped her, but EVERY BOY IN THE WHOLE SCHOOL is banned from playing any sport during school hours. Three weeks later some boys made a petition, which almost every boy and a large amount of the girls signed. We still weren't allowed to play sports. There was a total of around 15 girls playing sports after that. 2 months passed and we were allowed to play again, but I'll always remember how sexist schools are.

I am utterly and fucking disgusted at the fact a women can RAPE a young boy, and SUE him for money!

When I was 11 years old 3 of my friends accidentally started walking into the girls changing room while talking. There are two sets of doors for the changing room so when they realised their mistake they hadn't caused any harm or fear or embarrassment. A teacher saw it happen and all 3 were investigated and punished. The following year (when I was 12) the teachers saw a 17/18 year old female student walk directly into the boys changing rooms so she could speak to us (12/13 year olds). Nothing happened. They never even said anything to her.

Privilege is not having to prove that you're *_actually_* spending the child support money on the child's well-being.

A girl at my school was pampered for having a hurt finger and literally pushed away a suicidal boy, a boy who broke a bone, a boy who was being bullied daily, and a boy who was bleeding

When i was in the fifth grade, me and this girl were nice friends and we had a competition on 'who would get more grades' at the first test, she got more than me, to which the teacher said "See, girls can be smart than boys. well job (to the girl)" at the second one, i got more than her, to which she started crying and the teacher punished me for 'hurting the girl's feelings'. Apparently, you can get punished for being good at academics. Never talked to that girl again.

At a local high school two male students got suspended for a week for trying to sneak into the girls locker room. A month later two male students got suspended for three days for “sexually inappropriate behavior” because they were changing when a female student came into the boys locker room. They didn’t even do anything on purpose. Of course she received no punishment.

I’m a man , and watching these videos really makes me think, We should start men-inism EDIT: No I did not mean Masculinism, for the love of God stop spamming masculinism

Privilege is not being escorted out of your own home and being told by armed men “ This is no longer your home” when your partner says she is frightened of you

One of my saddest memories - Working as a repairman in a public elementary school. Walking down a hallway full of kids to my worksite. A little boy (happened to be black and I'm white) smiled at me and pulled at my hand. I had to pull my hand away and briskly walk off. Otherwise I'd likely get in trouble if a teacher saw. All men are treated as predators but most of us are caring people.

So basically The Law are simps

Women, Dogs, and Children are loved unconditionally, a man is loved under the condition that he provides something

This man can spot toxic feminism from across the globe.

I had this one teacher who would see girls talking in class and have no problem. But, as soon as I started talking, i got in trouble. The worst part about it is that when a girl talked to ME, I would get in trouble, and not her. Excuse me? What the hell is going on here?

Having the ability to ruin a mans life with the word “rape”

I got another one. Whenever there's a breakup it's the guy's fault, whenever the woman breaks up with the guy, it's still somehow the guy's fault

Honestly there’s only 1 privilege that matters. Women want congratulations for existing. Men have to actually find purpose or the world will drop them

I had a 18 year old patient that was wearing shorts and a tee shirt come into the office crying in pain. I was trying to get a blood pressure cuff (on her right arm) on her while she was holding her tiny arm close to her chest so I was trying to be careful of how close my hands were to her torso. My female supervisor (on my left) reaches across me with her arm brushing against the patients breasts adjusts the cuff and pats her on her upper thigh to try to comfort her. (Full hand to upper thigh contact at least 1.5 seconds). Privilege is being able to do your job without having to worry about someone reporting you for being the wrong sex.

A girl in my class would constantly cuss at men, throw their books everywhere and spill water over their books, when she did that to me I slapped her and THANK GOD someone recorded the whole thing cause when the teacher came the girl started to cry and said I beat her up for no reason

When I was 14 a girl had walked up to me for no reason and punched me in the balls with no warning and proceeded to slap and punch me with her shoes. Nothing happened. I saw her again and she walked up to me and did it again. My friend recorded it this time for proof. He sent it to me. And I saw her again two weeks after. She started to kick me and I tripped her by grabbing her other leg and forcing it down. I was called into the headmasters office and suspended for 1month even after I showed the proof. And all she got was '' please don't do that again'' and she is rich now. And I just moved from my parents at 21. The worlds fucked up...

The privilege of WAY shorter sentences, sometimes even for worse crime

Titanic: women and children only Men: at least I have my male privelage

Man: sits with an angle above 0 degrees Women: (screams in 4 seats per bag)

Women: he is a rapist Men: show evidance Law: that proves nothin

I'll just write what happens to men, put sentence together however you want: -Getting shamed for reporting a woman for/just saying you've been raped/abused by a woman -Getting arrested when trying to report a violence against you -Getting shamed for showing feelings -Getting shamed for not being emotional -Getting used in your moments of weakness and than having society laugh at you -Getting shamed for traits other gender is praised (especially in fat acceptance movement) -Getting insulted and getting death threats from the oposite gender while society turns a blind eye to it and calls you a sexist when calling it out -Getting told you're mansplaining in a condescending tone, and you can't do anything about it -Getting told you're mansplaining by someone putting one purse on each of the seats besides them, but if you point it out you're again sexist *should I go on?

“You shouldn’t hit a woman” I was told. That’s bullshit. You should never hit anyone

Here are some I can think of (not HUGE privileges) 1. A woman below the age required to get into clubs or bars are mouch more likley to be accepted, than a man. 2. Teachers in school see all girls as intelligent and all boys as people that don't care about school (might be a reason why boys do worse in school) 3. Young females have it alot easier to find a job. 4. If women complain about things that need to change, everybody support them. If men complain about things that need to change, people call us stupid and tell us to recognise our privilege.

To every feminist ever: "The Ability to speak doesn't make you intelligent." -Qui Gon Jinn

When I read this, I feel sick, when I read the comments I feel almost overcome with sadness and anger. What is so infuriating is most men still do nothing and don't organize to stand up to this planned disempowerment. Men need to band together to stop this insanity, but again, most men just don't care until it affects them personally. Soon it will affect us all and each man will be accused and found guilty of sexual harassment or discrimination. It will happen in the next ten years.

When I was in Year 7 I got hit by a group of girls for being deaf, and I just let it happen. The teachers could clearly see it happen, yet did nothing, just watched. A couple days later I had enough of it, and pushed one of the girls to the ground, instantly the teachers ran over to me, one holding my hands behind my back whilst shouting at me. I told them about the incident, they gave me the "I didn't see that" story. I got suspended for 3 weeks whilst the girls got off with a "chat" well thats my story.

Privilege is being able to blame emotional and mental instability in it just "being that time of the month"

Woman: I got raped by a man who asked me what was wrong, even though he wasn't actually catcalling, but rather just making false accusations with no proof just to earn money (People applaud her) Man: I was robbed by this shady fellow at a gas station (People shame him for not defending himself, and call him a coward)

It's disturbing, how so many people willingly/conveniently turn a blind eye to all of this. I've shared this video with a few audiences, and it was quite telling, how many people became suddenly quieter or saw themselves out. 👀 Some of those people are no longer my friends and I don't regret it.

Women can sexually harrass men in the workplace with no consequences at all. They can just touch us wherever they want

I've seen female privilege in my school, female students were allowed to talk freely about non-academic topics while male students were yelled at for doing it once.

I'm deeply concerned about the fact that a woman can falsely accuse me of rape and destroy my life

Privilege is having mother's Day being treated with more respect than father's Day You could say the same thing for valentine's Day as it's men who spend the most time worrying about what to get for their girls

When a man is suicidal Society : just drink some water

A female virgin is praised while a male virgin is scrutinized

I love how he put the extra work to show people where he got his information from so you can read it for yourself while feminist just lost off random lies without any evidence or reference

Experienced this shit last year at a job. I was asked to come back as a seasonal worker at a warehouse because they liked what I did the year before. Not a month in I stepped up and underwent the training to get team captain status, which made the bosses thrilled. Well, shortly there after, some kid (seriously, she was fresh out of high school), was assigned to my team, and you ask anyone there, I'm respectful towards EVERYONE. If I did something wrong, I'll admit to it. Well, she made the accusation that I bumped into her on purpose and was scared of me doing it again. If I did ever bump into this girl, I would have apologized of course. Couple days later I was called into the office with her and our boss. HR and one of the owners was present (though the owner was on speaker phone), and she told this grand tale of how I bumped into her on purpose and all this other stuff. All the while I'm looking puzzled as fuck, and my boss wondering what the hell she was talking about. Of course the owner takes her side immediately, but HR and boss pipe up, stating that this was my second season with the company and they've never had any problems with me. I was always on time to work, always did my job, and if I had to leave early, it was due to family issues (dealing with the assisted living home my mom was in, nothing else). I was the guy that got stuff done, not to mention I was usually the first one being called in to fix another teams mess ups. Needless to say, the owner left the decision of what to do with HR and the boss. I asked my boss if there would be any problems with not teaming her and I up ever again, because I didn't like being accused of this shit, and both the boss and HR agreed to that. At the end, it was decided between several departments and HR that the girl was in fact a problem because she had pulled the same shit in different departments. Hell some of the other women that came in with her started hating her because of the shit she pulled. I don't think all women are like this girl, but to me it doesn't hurt to be cautious. It only takes a few select words from a female to completely destroy a guys life.

Privilege is the ability to cry and not get made fun of for doing so in public.

School is extremily sexist towards man. One day I was having fun with a girl classmate, and one of her friends thought that I was bullying her, so she proceeded to kick me in the nuts, I felt the worst pain of my life, it didn't cause any harm but it still hurted. So you may think, "damn she almost made you infertile, she must've gotten kicked out of school", hell no, nothing happened, the teacher just said that she shouldn't do that again, they didn't even sent a note to her parents. Now flip the situation around and see what happens to a boy if he kicks a girl and make her cry. Forgive any mistake english is not my first language.

Saudi: women should be allowed to show their face USA: manspreading Feminist: priority first.......

Story Time: In my country, before we graduate highschool, we have some exams to determine how intelligent we are so that we can be assigned to a job and make an application to a university. There was this girl in my class that was pregnant, and got 5.000 worth of points (the best one you can get to guarantee you go to a prestigious university is 20.000) just because she had sex with some random dude and became pregnant, and just like that, from an average score she had (15.000) which is the equivalent of getting a 50 or a 15 in your exam, just got 20.000 that can get you easily into a high class university. Here I was, working my ass off, passing by literally studying 8 hours a day, and some random slut got pregnant and because by some stupid law had a big fat extra for her exams. If that isn't unfair, I don't know what is.

There was this one time last year for 7th grade. I had recently broken up with my girlfriend, and all of her friends hated me for it. But the thing is SHE was the one who broke up with me, not her. About a week after the break up, I was at lunch sitting with my friends when all the sudden, one of my ex’s friends walking up to me a punch me square in the nose. I was a little shocked at first but that lasted not to long, and I got up and punched her is the stomach. She folded like a foldable chair. After about an hour from this incident, I was called into the principal’s office, saying that I punch my ex’s friend just for fun. ( I knew this was going to happen, because a scandal like this had happened before) and I was dumbfounded. I question why I would do that and they said “ you had a grudge against this and I quote ‘poor girl’.” But I argued saying I had witnesses watching the whole think go down. But they said that men have more power over woman, therefore I did It for fun. But I walked out of the office and went and got 2-3 of my friends who watched it all go down. I came back with them, saying “Do these aren’t witnesses?” But by now the girl’s parents were there, same with mine. And they were discussing my suspension. My parents believed I had did this for fun. But my parents knew these friends well and then believe them and me. The girls parents then argued that I did because she was friends with my ex. And I wanted to get back at my ex. ( which I didn’t, don’t know why I would. Im a very chill person.) but the principle of course believed the girl, and I got suspended for 5 days. Even with my parents and friends (aka witnesses) in the room. And the girl got of scotch-free. To the people that are younger than me, don’t be like this crazy bitch. ( haha omg he cursed)

Privilege is being able to hit a man without the fear of being hit back

Privilege is when your sexuality is called beautiful and liberating, while male sexuality is called objectifying, harassing and threatening.

Personal story here. When I used to go to the YMCA I was friends with this girl. We were friendly but nothing passed that. But her mom was the manager at my ymca. One day we were talking and I gave her my phone number since I wanted to talk to her later but I’d be out of town the next week. After I told her I was leaving for a week she hugged me and we went our separate ways. Fast forward to the next time I went to the Y and the mom called me into her office along with her daughter and accused me of rape all because we had a hug. The daughter and I both looked confused and explained it was just a hug. The mom wouldn’t have it and made me cut contact with her daughter (she made me let her watch as I deleted her from my contacts and checked my camera roll and messages to make sure there was no nudes. Both of those without permission and she found nothing.) that still makes me angry since at the time I was recovering from an abusive relationship and she helped me through it.

the privilege of women getting away with almost anything inc sexual assault while men get falsely accused of sexual assult or go to prison for doing absolutely nothing. the privilege of us getting attention and compliments while men get NONE!!!

The fact that 4 years later literally none of these have changed says how bad our societyis

woman: marries man also woman: abuses children and husband, spends money constantly man and woman: gets divorce man: has half or more of his possessions stolen woman: my rights have been violated!

When a man/male figure is included in a situation, especially in school, its always shot down and the man gets in trouble. Once, I was in school, and my best friend is a girl. I went up to her to say hi and give her a hug. The teacher immediatley said, "no touching eachother." I stopped hugging her after that. The next day, my friend was hugging another girl. The teacher was right there, and they did not care. The girls at my school lie down with/on eachother at recess/break. Once my friend wanted to lie down on me. So she did. The teacher immediatley spotted me and her, RATHER THAN THE 10 OTHER GIRLS doing the same thing. (Not even taking into thought that some of the girls might be homosexual, which they were. My best friend was too.) Once I was playing a game of tag, and I went to tag these two girls. They proceeded to kick me in the groin and run away. When I consulted a teacher, they said that its probably because I upset them, even though I did nothing wrong. This teacher was MALE. One more occasion, I was hugging one of my best friends a male, and all the females in my class began to "ship," and ridicule us, and call us gay. In all, in school boys cannot be seen making friendships with girls at my school, or even be seen showing "weakness" by HUGGING their friend.

I was never the most stereotypically masculine boy growing up, meaning that I didn’t like being aggressive or reckless. I didn’t like wrestling or getting into physical fights. I enjoyed peace, solitude, and preferred resolving conflict through listening and respecting people’s feelings. But although I didn’t fit into that extreme stereotype of a boy, I was still treated by others like I did simply because I was a boy. Or at least people spoke about the group of people in which I fall under in a very negative way. It was normal to say “boys are stupid and girls are smart”. It seemed like no one rejected those types of comments. So for me growing up, I felt like I wasn’t socially accepted by other boys/men for not thinking or acting the same or I was put down by society for being a boy. I definitely felt like girls were more empowered and sympathized with, which made me feel like I had an unfair disadvantage. Honestly there was a small period of time when I was a kid that I wanted to be a girl and tried to fit in with girls. Luckily never actually tried to change my gender, because I would’ve regretted that. This is why I think modern feminism mixed with this glorification of the transgender movement is so dangerous.

In my country, Argentina, women's legal retirement age is 60 while men get to retire at 65, despite the fact that women live longer lives.

I have a story of sexism from two years ago, in my seventh grade halloween dance my friend was running around and having fun this girl walked up to him and got mad for him being too loud, he kept doing it in a different spot near the bleachers she walked up to him and hit him 21 times... he hit her once and knocked her out. After that he was called to the office and expelled. She faced no punishment and laughed at us for defending him. She was given ice and the school bought her gifts and stuff. He is finally back at our school two years later.

My mom teaches at a boarding school and to get to the exit I have to walk through a girls dorm. When I do it I get uncomfortable stares and many times people have told me "It's a girls dorm!" or "You're not allowed there." I also have to walk through a boys dorm, and when I walk through that dorm, there are usually 3-5 girls just hanging around, free of anybody telling them it's a boys dorm and that they can't go there.

Privileged is cheating on your husband and telling him it's his fault for your infidelity.

I think that people actually discriminate men more than women... like people are always so soft on women. Like with punishments for crime and there's so many things that women do that are considered fine, but if a man does it it's considered unacceptable.

I asked my feminist mom if she supported equality. She said yes. Then I asked her "have you signed up for selective service?" She got mad and sai that I was watching to much "sexist propaganda".

I’m terrified of being falsely accused because I have this bad habit that forces a smile onto my face uncontrollably when interrogated causing people to think I’m lying even when I’m not.

Once in elementary school I got accusated by a girl I barely knew that I punched her in the stomach although I had just waved and said hi to her. After that all the girls in my class were yelling at me, pushing me and even poking me in the eyes for some reason. The teacher was fully aware of this and did not do anything.They then told the teacher who yelled at me in front of the class and then my parents were contacted and they got mad at me too, by that point I had started to think I punched her so I didn’t say anything. I was very glad afterwards that my friends had stood up for me but that did not really matter in the end. Sorry for any spelling mistakes, english is not my first language.

Woman: We are oppressed Left handed people: *right handed chair*

Being less likely to be homeless and also having a number of safety nets if something were to go wrong.

Once I punched a girl in self defence... I got told on to my teacher and she called my parents.. then they took my side, that’s why I love my parents

My shotgun says no child support

I was once suspended from school because a girl and her friends accused me of sexually harassing them even though I've never even talked to them and they didn't have any evidence. the teacher said, "Why would a bunch of girls ever falsely accuse you? that doesn't just happen" edit: thanks for 355 likes. that’s a lot of people.

i had a female teacher who would remove 10 points from male students and add 10 points to female students and she never got in trouble

I remember being accused of groping someone in year 9. No evidence because it never happened and I was relentlessly harassed and degraded by my peers.

Kinda a bit late, but wanna share my story. When I was in first grade, I had this female student bullied me and being mean to me for no apparent reason, probably doesn't like Asian kid, who knows? Anyway, every time I went to recess to play around with other kids, making friends, etc. This "female" student kept making fun of me, mocking me, and given me a death stare. One day I decided I had enough of her and just throw my school lunch food at her, I throw one of my french fries covered with ketchup and throw it at her face. Then after lunch is over, I got sent over to the principal office (female of fucking course) where the principal was really pissed off at me, and what's the matter worse she called my dad to report what's happening. The report says that I throw a *rock* at her not french fries. Thankfully, I got a warning and didn't get suspended, and what's even awesome that my dad doesn't give a shit about it nor mad about it at all, but he told me that I shouldn't do that next time. When I see that female student again, she ignores me and walks past each other like a complete stranger. I wonder what's she doing right now, probably another feminist whom I don't give a shit about anyway. This society sucks and men and women should have equality instead of feminists talking bullshit about men being sexist and all that crap.

Here’s one: A girl in my class was found to be carrying ecstasy in her backpack and she was given ONE detention. A boy in my grade accidentally left allergy pills in his backpack and he was suspended for a week. Oh, and the girl is well known for being a drug dealer and the ecstasy wasn’t confiscated, nor did they even tell her parents. The boys were confiscated even though he’s allergic to like everything.

When I was in elementary school I got in trouble and I cried. My third grade teacher straight up walked up to me and told me boys don’t cry and now I have PTS from that teacher. That same teacher helped a girl in our class who was crying and was saying nice things and helping her feel better. The struggles man.

I get 10 points for being black minus 4 for being a man, minus 3 for being straight bringing my total score to 3. ☝ The way modern liberals want the society to work!

I know many people wouldn't care but girl privilege thing is just... Broke for the most part, one day I remember I was a kid at school and was minding my own business taking out something from my bag, and the bag was a little bit outside the bench so my leg was a bit outside of the sitting area, although it was literally in front of everyone and anyone walking with a little bit if attention can avoid this, but a random girl, looking absolutely opposite to where she is walking, came and tripped over my leg, I didn't really think about whose fault it was at first and tried to help the girl, but she started crying and slapped me the hardest I had ever got, beside my mother's slap... Anyway then the teacher came and listened to the whole story of the girl and how it was my fault for keeping my leg out and before I could even speak, the teacher comforted that girl, slapped me , and walked out... *WTF*

Women can also do the most sexist joke ever without getting called out for it

Man: gets 40 years for possession of Marijuana. Women: Gets 2 years for murdering toddler Police: Ekwal (in stonks meme format)

Privilege is having to “act like a gentleman” to a lady and show her respect when it’s not expected the other way around

When I was a teen, at school a female classmate started crying because she failed a math test, our teacher raised immediately her grade from insufficient to sufficient. And it was fucking math: you cannot argue if your test is good or bad. A lot of males had the same grade but in their case it remained insufficient.

a couple years ago my teacher gave us an extra recess after a test. when it was time to line up she blew her whistle and me and my friend ran to line up. when we got close to the line, he tripped and I tried to reach out to catch him but I couldn't. She then yelled at us for messing around and not lining up even though we were just a couple of steps away from the line. Now the worst part is that there was a group of girls all the way back on the playground which is about 60-70 yards away. so 1) we were getting in line as a group of girls were still playing and 2)she said we were messing around even though he just tripped. When we got back to class a group of people started standing up for us and yelling at the teacher. Instead of her admitting that she was wrong, she just punished us and anybody who would stand up for us. Can you please clarify if that is a privilege?

Privilege is being able to ban men from a fraction of/an entire building when every brick around you was placed by a man

Privilege is when a random lady who ignored 🚦 traffic lights and crossed the road and almost got hit by a car then blame it all on the driver and still gets to abuse him in the middle of the busy road when he could do nothing back ( this actually happened in india )