Discussion Has Western society's leniency to men and women changed over the years?

[Hoppipolla]

 

[H8mychudlife]

Harder on men, even more easier on women

 

[FBI]

Yes, it has changed, and not in the same way for men and women. Western society used to be far harsher toward women in law and custom, but it was equally unforgiving toward men in expectation. Men were judged on their ability to provide, protect, and endure. Failure meant disgrace. Women were bound to family roles and limited rights.

In the modern era, society has grown more lenient toward women, excusing their choices and shielding them from judgment. Divorce, promiscuity, and even failure to form families are rationalized as empowerment. Men, on the other hand, remain held to standards of success, competence, and responsibility, but without the respect or authority that once accompanied them.

 

[AutistSupremacist]

Harder on men and cakewalk for women

 

[Todd Thundercock]

Easier for women, nobody can deny that.

I'm hesitant to say harder on men. It is if you force yourself out there, but generally nobody cares about us.

 

[Animecel2D]

Harder on men, even more easier on women

 

[lifesucksandyoudie]

The feminist establishment talks endlessly about women's rights but never about women's duties. Even so-called conservative women think like this.

I'm reminded of an interaction Andrew Wilson had with Tomi Lahren.
Tomi was going on and on about "men have a duty to protect and provide for women"
Andrew asks her "what duties to women have towards men?"
Tomi immediately gets triggered and starts throwing out insults and shaming language: "how dare you! A REAL man just does his duties he doesn't ask for anything in return! Why do you hate women? you must be some kind of incel"