I don't understand men who get offended by these types of things. If it truly doesn't describe you, congrats, you are part of the solution. If it is hitting too close to home, maybe reevaluate your contributions at home. Maybe if you can't or WON'T help out more at home, you can afford to outsource some housework. If you can afford outsourcing the work, don't complain about housework. Be a part of the solution instead of whining that the problem makes you uncomfortable

... A guy here seriously compared carrying a child to term to carrying sperm within him? I just.... Wow.

Message to all women who declare themselves to be "not feminists": If you find is as it should be that you can open a bank account in your own name, that you can own property in your own name, that you can study, and go on to whatever level of academic level you wnat to, if you want to, that you can cast your vote, etc, etc, etc, then you better rethink about it. You are a feminist, and so is every man who is for equality.

The caricature is well done, as it is provocative, like it should. The comments reveal, however, that many take it for more than a caricature. Only those comments make it an offense towards men (caricatures may overemphasise...this does not imply there are no fathers with a 50% share in raising children and doing chores). Even worse, those women commenting things like " we woman manage", "we are the only multitaskers" and so on foster the continued normalization of what the caricature criticises. This means that, in a way, they did not understand its implications

I understand that men don't have it easy, I agree with the idea of that second picture. What I don't understand is why prostate cancer is there as an "obstacle", there was no ovarian cancer on the women's side... The idea of making that second picture is justified, but the implementation did not turn out good or smart.

Also, it seems like these men had to reach a bit far to find hurdles for themselves

The way (some) men react to feminism is very much like the way (some) white people react to Black Lives Matter. To put it succinctly: "when you're accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression."

What the men added Part 2: *No Women privileges - Like being aborted because we're female, menstruation, paying pink tax, not earning as much as a man so having to work for longer before we retire and retiring with less anyway, and not getting the promotion because of our gender, and having to do 'women's work' like cooking and housework when we get home from our full time job? Or do you mean time off from work to go push a baby out of our vaginas? *Toxic feminism - ah you mean not staying where we belong - barefoot and pregnant and in the kitchen and letting you think you're the only ones who are intelligent, capable of running billion-dollar companies and doing your job better than you? *Prostate cancer - vs uterine cancer? *Heart attacks - news flash! Women have heart attacks as well. We also have strokes just like men. *Biased Laws - are you kidding me? What planet do you live on? There are biased laws and you know who benefits - MEN! *Misandry - news flash - we don't dislike men. We dislike stupidity and arrogance.

First of all, there is absolutely no reason for any one person in the house to be doing all the work. Most of the women I meet that are doing all the work is because they allow themselves to be the ones doing it. We have 6 kids. They all do their own laundry. They also do chores to earn internet. 4 of them are on The Autism Spectrum and they all help. It was established very early on that I am not the maid, cook or any other hired help. They clean their bathrooms, they cook for themselves and they clean up after themselves. Is it perfect or the way I would do it, probably not. You treat people how to treat you. Do you reload the dishwasher after a kid or hubby loads it? Do you gripe about the fact that the towels are not folded the way you would do it? Have you over scheduled the family, because you don't wan the kids to "miss out?" So much can be done to lighten the load, but some of us need to lower our expectations and allow others to help to the best they know how and not complain.

The dude added heart attacks on there, like heart disease isn't the #1 leading cause of death among women. He adds dhobi on there (had to look it up - he's obviously not from the US) like it's a regular thing. For real, you gotta be super privileged around here to be able to pay someone to do the laundry. Don't know what half of the other stuff is that he's talking about... must be about wherever he's from. It's a bunch of BS. I do agree about more physical labor, but men are more apt to hire out for these things (pay the kid down the street to mow the yard, hire a plumber, etc.) when they expect the woman to do her job (which she gets a lower salary) ON TOP of her housework.

Only Indian incels would go out of their way to reply to an accurate cartoon like this. And I say this as an Indian person myself. There is nothing that infuriates them quite like being called out for the patriarchy that is rampant in our societies. I'm still recovering from the guy who listed misandry as a horrible thing he has to face. And the sperm guy, jesus, these guys have never helped their mothers a single day in their g*ddamn lives, I'll confirm that much for you.

So women are handicapped by extra outside work and responsibility, while men are handicapped by victimhood. Most men do not see themselves as women's victims. Those who do should definitely do women a favor and stay the hell away from them.

Stop attacking each other over gender. If you’re tired of women working hard, then raise your children and husband better. Remember that this doesn’t apply to everyone - some women have it ridiculously easy (rich, attractive women), some men have it appallingly hard. Yelling at each other on twitter over w cartoon helps no one.

So let's look at what the men added: * No emotional support - what are your friends for? That's what we have. If you don't talk to your friends or they're all suffering from toxic masculinity and you don't talk to your wife/girlfriend who's to blame? *Fake #MeToo - yes compared with being raped and reporting it and not being believed and having to endure facing your rapist in court and being blamed for 'causing' the rape, a fake #MeToo really sucks. *High Suicide - Yes, more men do kill themselves. All that means is they opt out leaving the women to cope with not only all they had to do in the first place but shouldering what you used to as well. Thanks for that. *Facing Mangina everyday - and yet you still think toxic masculinity is a-okay and blame women for stepping up and saying it's wrong and calling women toxic when they do? *Physical work - come here let me slap you! You think women don't do physical work! That's just for starters!

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Yay, my therapist (girl) got angered by the stupid comments XD

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ah yes male privilege 785a4-1132...69243e.jpg

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To be honest, in these days these won't be direct obstacles on the track, more like they are some spectators cheering and telling them what to do with no authority. On another note, why does the men version feature the arabic word dhobi?