There's no need to dismiss CompiledCode's point. The things he is pointing out are very real problems which affect men as a gender, without regard to the specific person. There is real sex discrimination against men going on, particularly in the US (I'm from Europe).
The best response to sexism isn't to turn the discussion into an antagonistic debate with men vs. women. Both sides have legitimate issues which need to be addressed if we are ever going to have real gender equality.
So my response would be that, yes, these things are all problems. And we need to address them separately, without dismissing any legitimate complaints from either side.
> Both sides have legitimate issues which need to be addressed if we are ever going to have real gender equality.
They do not need to be addressed at the same time as one another. You do not need to bring up sexism against men every single time an article about sexism against women appears on the front page.
The best response to sexism isn't to turn the discussion into an antagonistic debate with men vs. women. Both sides have legitimate issues which need to be addressed if we are ever going to have real gender equality.
So my response would be that, yes, these things are all problems. And we need to address them separately, without dismissing any legitimate complaints from either side.