>> Mocking pain and suffering and suicide for cheap feminist ‘wins’ is par the course for these people.

> What pisses me off is people criticizing anything discussing men's issues by bringing up that it's still worse for women.

Two examples of the same problem: blaming the other gender (or generation) for political problems fomented and misconstrued by academia, media and lobby-driven politicians.

The defense against that kind of destructive social currents should come from social sciences, they should also point to the real origins of the problems instead of releasing red herrings like they're herring fisheries.

But you aren't holding your breath, are you? Neither am I.

What pisses me off, in turn, is segregating mental health problems between men and women. This invites sexism, while we need integration.

"The mental health of young people is declining" should have been their line, it's not like young women are immune to it. Their reasoning (that young men were supposedly educated for an outdated reality) even proves that mental health shouldn't be segregated by sex, it's not the Olympics.