No matter what age you are, it’s not too late to change something about yourself or your life if you’re not happy with it.

On Tuesday, October 11, the Strasbourg-based European Court of Human Rights ruled that recent reforms to Switzerland’s pension system represented discrimination against men.

Although antagonistic attitudes resulting from the current culture wars are certainly at the heart of it, this is far from a battle of values, equality, or otherwise. Rather, it was entirely manufactured.

Society places intense pressure on men to always be providing. This results in men feeling that their worth is only equal to their bank balance. This is both unhealthy and unfair. 

In response to this appetite for male-oriented safe, supportive spaces – men have been coming together to create support groups both in their local communities and online.

By only addressing the female side of marriage, feminists have inevitably created yet another social situation where they’re having their cake and eating too.

While post-traumatic stress is a common response to traumatic events, it’s not the only response. In recent years psychologists have discovered a phenomenon known as post-traumatic growth.

Tate is no martyr for men’s rights. In fact, he’s a misandrist who’s exploited men throughout his career. Anyone promoting men’s rights online should not associate him with the movement.

We have seen Prince Harry carve out a new path for himself and his wife, while shattering centuries of sexism, bias and mental health stigma.

In the end, the only people who have a right to reform Spanish are the people who have inherited the language as native speakers.