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meninist 

A (satirical) belief showing the hypocrisy of first world feminism by flipping the sexes and complaining about men's rights in a similar way to what first world feminists do.
(feminists then proved their point by getting upset about it)
They say I'm an idiot for being a meninist, but really, they're an idiot for not understanding satire.
meninist by ittybittyholly February 7, 2015

Meninism 

Mens sarcastic answer to feminism by means of complaining about the other genders opression, much like feminism.
Rick believes in meninism, Lily is a feminist. They both fight about who is more oppresed. Rick is laughing the entire time.

Meninism 

Despite contrary belief, Meninism is a spoof of modern/third wave feminism. It has been highly criticized by moderns as 'white men making something about themselves,' or a movement for 'giving up.'
Online 'supporters' of meninism post humorous (or non-humorous) pictures, tweets, blogs, etc. contributing to the 'cause.'

I.E.: My eyes are up here.
Meninism by InTheEndo September 8, 2015

Meninism 

A widespread spoof of modern, first world feminism and the many trivial things most feminists complain about. It is also sometimes used to call out double standards that men face due to their gender. However, it is not a real movement for equality despite the claims of many who get upset over it existing.
Amy: Are you a meninist, rob?

Rob: No, I can't be because meninism is a satirical take on feminism and nothing more.

Amy: *runs out of the room crying*
Meninism by spootyhead March 31, 2015

meninist 

Common misspelling of the Portugese word meninho, meaning "little boy". Most often used to describe very childish misogynist grown men.
Kyle is a grown man that prefers to act like a child, Kyle is a meninist.
meninist by youthofnausea January 28, 2015

meninist 

A person who supports the dislike of, contempt for, or ingrained prejudice against women.
Garret and Mitt are meninists and they don't realize meninism is just misogyny.
meninist by bage January 19, 2015
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