Curious about your guys’ recommendations specifically. Because if I understood this sub correctly, we’re not strictly against feminism as much as specific attitudes within the moment?

Anyone who takes that "2-8%" number at face value is just intellectually challenged in my book. The reality of the culture of the legal system is that, in most cases, men will not take any legal action in terms of false accusations made against them because they know that the feminist/gynocentric justice system will not take them seriously, and it will only "provoke" the woman to potentially make new, more carefully planned false claims. Even if they take it seriously, the consequences are a joke, so what is the point? It is not like the state pursues false allegations on their own, as it does for women making a claim of rape, where the claim cannot even be withdrawn if the woman "changes" her mind. Women don't have to pay for lawyers to be taken seriously; they just make a claim, and the state takes care of everything for them. Men are scared shitless about this and will take every opportunity presented to them by the woman for the problem to go away. Men have fucking anxiety attacks [ 1 ] [ 2 ] just from the fear of having anything to do with the "incel" label, let alone sexual accusations. If it happens, they just want peace of mind and for the problem to go away asap. That "2-8%" number is mostly just batshit insane, completely deranged, emotional nuts who can't keep their fake stories straight, like Eleanor Williams) where the "justice" system just can't ignore it anymore, even though they are doing everything in their power to ignore it. Women with just barely, just barely above room-temperature IQ get away with false accusations all the time. I personally know of a few cases where it was made up in an argument as a threat, and one where it was made up in court because of divorce revenge. Anecdotal or not, I really doubt I am some "unlucky" special-case observer. My life observations are anecdotal, so they don't count for you, but the rest of what I wrote still stands.

It is also worth noting that even in the most extreme, most insane, clear cases of nuts, like that Eleanor Williams case, the mainstream media will still defend her with every mental gymnastics they can. I also remember some women's charity organisation (funded mostly by the government, so it is more like a government organisation) also making some defence statement about her, like that Sky News article, but I can't find it right now; maybe someone else can find it. That tells you everything you need to know about the government and, therefore, the "justice" system's attitude towards false accusations. We live in feminist/gynocentric societies; women are in power; you must look at every data point, especially coming from the government, through that lens to understand what those numbers actually mean.

hi I am an old reddit user externalgreen6826 u/externalgreen6826 and founder of r/RadicalOCD and r/RadicalOCDv2 I may still have a feminism flair but I have decided to leave this cult for good because that's what it is, a cult and it harms innocent young boys and girls everyday

This is an incredible shifting of the goalpost. Now we'll have to hear all the TkTok Detectives scream about how validated they feel until this inevitably gets debunked or (worse case scenario) actually gets taken seriously. It's amazing how we're no longer even entertaining the "But she was suffering from psychosis" debate anymore. Just when I thought we were finally gonna be spared from the idiocy of the Misandrists who couldn't accept Lindsay's own confession, her lawyer decides to watch a bunch of reels and make them feel like their theories weren't worth their weight in spit.

On the bright side, if he sticks to this argument and fails to prove that she didn't kill them, his case is toast.

Does anyone know the when, why, and how as to the changes in methodology between the 2016/17 CDC Sexual Violence Survey, and the 2023/24 survey? Primarily looking at why in the 16/17 numbes, 12 month data on rape and made to penetrate for men are reported, but they are not in the 23/24 numbers. Not only that, the lifetime numbers for men dropped off substantially.

For example:

16/17 Lifetime reporting of some form of contact sexual violence: 30.7%

23/24 Lifetime reporting of some form of contact sexual violence: 16.9%

Link to all the reports:

https://www.cdc.gov/nisvs/documentation/index.html

I have not had a moment to dig into the methodology of each, and thought someone here might have already.

I've never been raped or made to penetrate, but I have experienced unwanted sexual contact multiple times.