The sub's framework is feminist. It uses feminist theory, such as "patriarchy", that is plainly hostile to men in broad, gendered terms. It subscribes to the typical 100% nurture viewpoint, which gives it free license to ignore men's issues when they want to by claiming it's simply a sociological issue, and that men need to change.

I've also seen multiple posts that seem very concerned with men and boys being able to conform to feminine gender norms, with none about men and boys being able to conform to masculine gender norms. Which, as I've said, I consider to be a big problem in education. This is a very feminist viewpoint. It stands up for the feminine perspective while ignoring the masculine perspective.

The sub has a clear feminist bias. I don't want a feminist bias in my men's issues stuff.