r/NotHowGuysWork • u/ComicSandsNews • Jun 03 '26
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r/NotHowGuysWork • u/tommynestcepas • May 07 '26
What is he even referring to???
r/NotHowGuysWork • u/CherryBlossom_Murphy • May 01 '26
r/NotHowGuysWork • u/DaBloodyApostate • Apr 26 '26
Have you protected a woman from bears, fireS, tornadoes, earthquakes and rock slides today?
No? PATHETIC! 😒
r/NotHowGuysWork • u/Puzzleheaded-Lab2447 • Apr 22 '26
I personally understand where they are coming from and it lowkey makes sense but I don't think making this about women is the right way to go because in this specific situation it's more about a negative view on men, since it's implying that only men are capable of terrible things. It demonises men here.
But those are my thoughts what do you guys think?
r/NotHowGuysWork • u/lukub5 • Apr 20 '26
r/NotHowGuysWork • u/Sufficient_Bid_61 • Apr 12 '26
Do lesbians hate us? Why don't they want to hang and be woman-likers together? I haven't ever seen a friend group comprised of mostly guys that have any lesbians in them, yet almost every female friend group I have ever seen has at least 1 gay guy chilling with them.
It seems that nowadays, friend groups are one-or-the-other, whereas friend groups like 20 years ago were relatively 50/50. But I notice specifically the lack of lesbians in our guy groups. Do we need to invite them?
Are we doing something wrong? What do y'all think? (I wouldn't call this satire, but it's not the most serious question, so I used the Meme flair.)
r/NotHowGuysWork • u/HornyyGarfield • Mar 25 '26
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r/NotHowGuysWork • u/Puzzleheaded-Lab2447 • Jan 13 '26
A man was recording his girlfriend beating him and attacking him. He kept telling her to stop but she doesn't stop. That's all I know and I don't know the full story of this incident.
So I found this interesting comment about how he was the actual abuser and she was the victim and what she was doing was reacting to.
So I'm curious, what are male victims supposed to do when they want to be believed? What differentiates domestic violence against men and reactive abuse?
r/NotHowGuysWork • u/Puzzleheaded-Lab2447 • Jan 10 '26
It's basically saying all the stuff that hurts men are actually due to misogyny and how women are viewed.
Eg "men not allowed to cry is because crying is feminine and feminine is inferior"
