Since October 15, 2017 when Sexual Harassment of several women by Harvey Weinstein was revealed, the hashtag #metoo has been used by many women to speak up about Sexual Harassment they have experienced. During the first day, the hashtag has been used in 500 thousand tweets and 12 million Facebook posts. By the end of November, tens of very powerful men and thousands ordinary men have been accused of Sexual Harassment going back to 1970s. Some of the accused have confessed their guilt, while in many or most cases the allegations have neither been proven nor disproved.

As expected, following these allegations, countless articles in the Mainstream Media blamed all men for the wrongs of some men. Some men who are not guilty of anything have also joined with self-blame. For instance, an article titled "How, if You’re a Man, to Deal With the Fact That You’re Probably Trash" got too many agreeing comments -- not only from women but allegedly from men.

While many Progressive men are happy to use this opportunity to explore their guilt, other men have asked what #meeto movement for male victims would look like? Some men and women have suggested including men's stories into the existing #meeto movement. While this suggestion has some merit, it has two weak points. First, while many men have been abused and discriminated in many ways, few men have experienced Sexual Harassment. Second, modern society is absolutely not understanding of men's experiences.

My first point has been stated by the Mainstream Media and hundreds of thousands of online commenters -- few men have experienced Sexual Harassment by women. That being true, most men have experienced other forms of abuse and discrimination. According to "Differences in Frequency of Violence and Reported Injury Between Relationships With Reciprocal and Nonreciprocal Intimate Partner Violence", 19% of all men have experienced nonreciprocal physical abuse in intimate relationships. According to "Prevalence and Characteristics of Sexual Violence, Stalking, and Intimate Partner Violence Victimization — National Intimate Partner and Sexual Violence Survey, United States, 2011", about 46% of men have experienced emotional abuse. Many of the male victims of Domestic Violence are arrested rather then helped by the Law Enforcement. Most men are negatively effected by male bashing in Mainstream Media. Most divorced men have experienced severe discrimination.

Unfortunately, Modern Society is not ready to accept men telling their stories of abuse and discrimination. Men expressing anger at anti-male discrimination and male bashing are ostracised everywhere online and off-line except for a diminishing number of groups and forums. A 2017 man complaining about losing most of his property to an ex wife who abused him for years would get more derision then support. The vast majority of men would not be interested in sharing something that would not give them sympathy.

Hopefully, as more men become aware of the discrimination and undeserved hate they are facing, things will change. Most likely, following a Democratic victory in 2020, discrimination against men will escalate for the next eight years. But this very discrimination along with men's fear of being socially and vocationally destroyed by an unproven or anonymous allegation will drive more men toward Men's Human Rights and MGTOW movements. According to "American National Election Study of 2016", 5.5% of men feel there is a great deal of discrimination against men, another 9% feel there is a lot of discrimination, and another 18% feel there is moderate amount of discrimination. Men can do better!

A decade of Social Media groups and videos dealing with anti-male discrimination has produced a relatively small counterculture of men and some women aware of these issues. There are 450,000 MGTOW videos, and most of them have high like-to-dislike ratio. Even though these groups and videos may soon be banned by the Social Media, it would be impossible to censor all Internet channels. Hopefully, MGTOW and Men's Human Rights groups will see the growth of their audiences. Hopefully, by 2040 we would have a generation sensitive to men's issues and raised by three decades of Social Media activism.

Hopefully that 45 year old man addicted to brain circuitry would be able to afford the latest therapy and start his own business. He has very little money, but he has good case against the police department that arrested him in 2017 after his girlfriend attacked him with a knife. She was the only one violent in relationship, but according to Duluth Model he was the Primary Aggressor.