They have a point though, people in general don't even know there is an international men's day because society cares more about female problems than men's. Hell, most people, male and female, don't even know there IS a men's day.

This is not just some incel rant, it's a pretty sad fact. For example, take into account that prostate cancer kills almost the same as breast cancer, but yet breast cancer recieves an absurdly superior ammount of funding and health campaigns compared to the male prostate cancer. Also the pretty much ignored fact that men are 5 times more likely to commit suicide, but still no major strides have been made to counter this. Also other facts like, while not an insignificant number, male abuse victims have way less places to find help, and that homelessness disporportionally affects men. Also nowadays the whole female-biased child custody system is finally getting some attention, which is nice, but if people talked about IMD just as much as IWD, this might have been fixed sooner.

When people ask about men's international day, don't see it as minimizing women's problems. Both are equally as important because both are equally as human, its just that one half seems to get more attention and that by just stating the fact that it is, we are called sexist.