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I didn't expect the response that I got. There is an article on how Korean women are sick and tired of men. I write basically that men should also do the same

I didn't expect the response that I got. There is an article on how Korean women are sick and tired of men. I write basically that men should also do the same thing regarding women. And get hit with the "incel" word. I must admit, I honestly don't understand why it's ok for women to say that they want to live without men, but not the same for saying men not to live with women. Can someone explain this to me? I thought it was pretty fair and equal, didn't mean any offense. I sure wassn't meaning any horrible things by it. I thought it was very honest comment that I wrote.

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You make it sound like divorce is an anti-male process. Why should the male get more of the assets? Why do courts usually decide to give mothers a larger role in caring for children? There may be sexism involved, but if so, it’s a rare example of women coming out ahead. You make it sound like women can’t do construction jobs. Have you heard or seen how women in those jobs are treated? Maybe the issue isn’t that women can’t do those jobs? You make the role of the married woman sound like it’s about pillows and mindless yabbering about people of little relevance. Perhaps they have roles in their relationships that are more complex and more important. When you pick a group that are disadvantaged by most measures (eg lower wages, worse job prospects, worse healthcare outcomes, more likely to be victims of abuse) and deride their concerns, it’s a gross. It’s pretty much the attitude the women in the article were trying to avoid.