Men's Liberation

"Not to be confused with Manosphere"

Men's liberation is a movement focused on the restraints that modern society puts on men, particularly their ability to openly express their feelings and emotions, and to undertake in traditionally not "manly" tasks. They are often supportive of feminist movements although they tend to be somewhat conflicted on their self-identity. Usually identify as "anti-sexist" but can sometimes call themselves feminist depending on the context.

Personality
Depending on how he is writen, he might have some problems with women, (as he finds many women to also be sexist) but unlike manosphere is actually a geniunely kind person to most people and tries to treat all people equally, still most women (and feminist balls) find him creepy and other men (especially manosphere) call him a cuck or soyboy. He wants to be friends with feminism but feminism is afraid of him due to him being male and advocating for male rights.

Regarding his views regarding gender inequality he tends to (generally) believe that the patriarchy in some extent is real regarding men in certain higher social standings, but believes that for average men they do have it any better off than average women and that patriarchy as an idea misunderstands the equal vulnerability of average men within society.

Regardless, he argues that manliness should not be defined by traditional perceptions of the term and acts how he want's whether it be considered traditionally masculine or otherwise. Sometimes acts like a femboy. But is still proud of his masculinity. He also lifts, not because he wants to impress anyone but for his own betterment. Known to call his friends "King" or "lad".

How to Draw
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 * 1) Draw a ball with ears
 * 2) Color it blue
 * 3) Add some spots
 * 4) Add eyes

Friends

 * [[File:Fem.png]] Feminism - Although we argue over a lot, you are still an ally in overcoming toxic masculinity. (Just please tolerate me more)
 * [[File: Pacfem-1.png]] Pacifist Feminism - I like the way how she uphold gender equality.
 * [[File:Long.png]] Longism - Ah yes, ALL MEN ARE KINGS!
 * Gay.png Gay Menand[[File:Trans.png]] Trans Men - KINGS!!- KINGS!!

Frenemies

 * [[File:Mansphere.png]] Manosphere - Regarding fighting for male-rights, I don't even disagree with you in principle, but you're just really  really  sexist and racist. And stop calling me a soyboy.
 * [[File:Pat.png]] Patriarchy - I mean I am not sure if this really exists even, at least not for the average male in a Neoliberal Western Nation. Still screw your gender stereotypes!
 * [[File:Libfem.png]] Liberal Feminism - Yes, both women and men should be free! But NGL, "The future is female" sounds pretty cringe.
 * [[File:Hcon.png]] LGBT Conservatism - We agree that the left mustn't have the political monopoly of LGBT people and that a great part of modern feminism is misandric but some of you are... problematic.

Enemies

 * [[File:Altr.png]] Alt-Right - So, you think men being used as cannon fodder is empowering? I will pass...
 * [[File:Radfem.png]] Radical Feminism - Legit you just hate men. Women are not the only victims you know... Also why can't I act feminine? I will act how I want. And your comments, postings and "guidelines" on FDS are literally oppressing men and cringe.
 * [[File:National Feminism.png]] National Feminism - My arch nemesis-- a literal Feminazi!
 * [[File:Mat-0.png]] Matriarchy - Empowering females for the sake of empowering is bad. Also, pre-designed rules for both genders ain't sound right.
 * [[File:Anarcho-Fascismalt.png]] Nilssonian Anarcho-Fascism - Biggot, mysoginistic, violent, racist, xenophobic,reactionary etc... seriously this guy is crazy AF. Probably the worst from the manosphere.
 * [[File:Anarcho-Fascismalt2.png]] Donnovanian Anarcho-Fascism - His Libleft and esoteric brother, he's even more violent and savage. Also why don't you accept that you are homosexual?

Wikipedia

 * Men's liberation movement
 * Father's rights movement
 * Stay-at-home dad
 * Honey badger (men's rights)

Online communities

 * r/MensLib