The Forgotten ‘Man’ 👨‍⚖️

This never gets older. In few seconds itself, he destroyed…. Best ever roast.. Women and their tantrums..🤭

@Shadaya_Knight And who is respected will do double the work

A man who is appreciated, will always do more than expected

@SuccessZonbr @AlphaSeductive Beginning makes you weak

@AlphaSeductive Never beg anyone to stay in your life. Cut them off if you have to.

Closure is a scam. Don’t text, don’t call. Just move on.

@TheBetrayedGuy @AlphaSeductive Closure is illusion

Closure isn’t something you get… it’s something you decide. Waiting for explanations, apologies, or one last conversation only keeps you stuck. Sometimes silence is the closure. Sometimes the disrespect is the closure. Move on without the final conversation — that’s real power.

@AlphaSeductive True

Always keep a check on your IP and change your passwords regularly… Otherwise some random guy might be binge-watching shows on your WiFi …while you’re stuck buffering 😭 And if your internet is slow, it’s not ‘network issue’… And this is not about WIFI…

Men overlook many things just to keep the peace. ✌️

Don’t be a burden..!! “ Those whose bodies are capable of work, and who have grown accustomed to comfort, should now—both men and women—do all their work themselves, as much as possible, and should not take the service of others without reason. ” — Mahatma Gandhi

A husband walks into court, believing the justice system will hear him fairly. He brings records. Points out that his wife is earning. Highlights contradictions in her affidavits. Mentions a delay of 3.5 years on filing her details despite court directions. He trusted the process. But the order comes. >No discussion of her income. >No comparison of their financial realities. >No reasoning behind the amount fixed. >No examination of whether the allegations even stand at first glance. >Even the binding principles laid down in Rajnesh vs Neha (2020)… ignored. Maintenance granted. Mechanically. Casually.🤷‍♂️ Years of delay? Overlooked. Contradictions? Ignored. Arguments? Not considered. And just like that, a decision is passed—not through judicial thinking, but through routine. This isn’t just one case. This is what happens when application of mind disappears and procedure replaces justice. A system meant to protect becomes a system that punishes—without even asking the right questions. And the man walks out… not defeated by law, but by how casually it was applied.

A landmark observation by the court ⚖️ 👉 High income of husband ≠ high maintenance 👉 No straight-jacket formula or fixed % of salary 👉 Wife’s qualifications & earning capacity matter 👉 Mere unemployment ≠ inability to maintain herself 👉 Conduct of both parties is relevant Maintenance is support, NOT wealth distribution. Man argued his own case… and WON. 💪

It’s time to get purity… 🤣

Gender equality ends here..

@HRISHIKESH3390 Yes only men knows the pain

Only men can relate and understand 😇

She feels guilty now. Guilty of filing false cases. Guilty of extorting alimony. Guilty of destroying his peace, his reputation, his life. And now… she wants to come back? Dear husbands — Trust is not a switch you turn on and off at convenience. When someone weaponizes the law against you, it’s not a mistake — it’s a choice. Forgiveness is personal, but accountability is necessary. If there are no consequences, the cycle will repeat.

The court recognized the remark as workplace harassment & ruled that such humiliation can cause real emotional harm. As a result, she was awarded compensation worth lakhs. 🤣

Joke of the day.. LOL 😂

The point…!!

@thewire_in @grok how many were men and how many women?

622 Sanitation Workers Have Died Since 2017, Govt Tells Lok Sabha; 52 Families Never Got Compensated thewire.in/caste/622-sani…

Now she is shouting.🤣 Now she is realizing the importance of free speech? What happened when Facebook used to ban men’s communities? When restrictions were imposed on men’s rights activists across social media? And now, Twitter X @elonmusk is giving them a voice and freedom to speak.

Just visit a family court, you will get the answer.

The world says “men don’t cry.” But no one asks the man sitting in a courtroom, watching his life drain through endless dates, legal fees, and silent suffering. He may not shed tears in public… but inside, he’s breaking — piece by piece. Years lost. Money drained. Respect questioned. And still expected to stay strong. Not every battle leaves visible scars. Some just leave a man… empty.