Everyone do a quick Google search: "Helen Smith Reddit"

Some points from her AMA:

• "I agree that complaining is viewed as "unmanly" but is fighting for justice "unmanly"? When men tell me they do not want to seem like complainers or whiners, I ask them if fighting for gun rights or for freedom of speech, etc.is unmanly. They usually say no. Isn't fighting against the lack of due process, lack of reproductive rights, or against involuntary servitude very similar to fighting for those rights I mentioned? How is that complaining? Or is it only complaining if a man benefits?"

• "Yes, in my teens and twenties, I was very much a feminist because I felt/saw that women had disadvantages in some ways in our society. However, the pendulum has swung too far the other way now, with women having privileges and men having responsibilities. This is as unfair as discrimination against women and must be changed."

• "Maybe that should be my next book! Asking men "why did you marry?" I did not ask men why they married, I asked why they didn't want to. I also am curious as to how many men really really thought through getting married. The younger men I interviewed seemed to have no clue about the legal aspects of marriage and some thought that in a divorce, the courts would treat them fairly if, for example, their wife cheated on them. They were shocked to hear this was not the case...."

• "Men used to get respect and had more rights to their children in the past, and had more male space. This loss of respect, loss of freedom and lack of paternity rights are three punishments that men are getting now. I do think that concerning paternity, things have changed because of DNA testing and men now know whether they are the father of a child."

• "Yes, I think that part of the problem for boys in school is we do not have enough male teachers --only about 16% of elementary school teachers are men. A study at the London School of Economics found that female teachers give boys lower marks and base grades on their behavior rather than on merit. How do we rectify it? Maybe we need something like Title IX for male teachers! People say that not enough men want to teach kids but they said the same thing about women and sports when they enacted Title IX."

• "I like the MensRights group here at reddit and read it. I like other groups too. I think that calling these groups hate speech or misogynists is a way of closing down the discussion. There are many groups benefiting from men not speaking up and being afraid of being called names. I can understand this but it is imperative not to let it impede on free speech. I was appalled when I saw that Warren Farrell, author of the Myth of Male Power, etc. was shouted down at the University of Toronto by a group of angry feminists and their Uncle Tim supporters. Men are committing suicide in high numbers, dropping out of school and have issues that must be addressed and anyone opposing the right for free discussion in my opinion is the hater here."

Confirmed: She reads TRP.