AlexExpect Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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2	Is Male Privilege Real? I think everyone has their “privileges”. Men will have an easier time with jobs that require strength. A woman might not have that job as an opportunity because she can’t keep up due to the lack of strength required. But at the same time there are much more homeless men then women because men are more likely to look after women. When it comes to promotions and work I feel men have a better chance because the moment a woman has kids she can’t work as much. But most men are willing to take care of…	/r/MensRights	13/03/24 06:20 PM
2	Why women always trying to prove that they are better than us? Hi woman here. I wouldn’t say i try to prove myself better but a lot of the time there is this strange feeling like you need to prove that you are equal. Especially if you are the only woman among a group of men. An example of this is working out. Yes I’m aware any man who trains to the same degree that I do should realistically be stronger. But if I’m working out around a bunch of guys and I’m doing significantly less it just makes you feel like shit. So you go out of your way and end up workin…	/r/MensRights	12/03/24 03:57 AM
3	"You don't need men" Idk if this is helpful at all but I’m pretty sure there is a reason why the Bible says no one should be alone	/r/MensRights	04/03/24 09:33 PM
1	My brother in law was forced to get a circumcision at age 17 by his mother. The women I speak to don't see this as sexual abuse. His penis was damaged and he still is humiliated to this day. Also as a woman, um well it feels better with foreskin than without it (just make sure men with it know how to wash their dicks properly because a lot of them don’t know how. I’m not gonna go into detail of what the proper way to clean it is, google it of ya don’t know). Interestingly my dad even told me if I was born a male he would have had me circumcised too because of the health risks involved with keeping the foreskin. He didn’t approve when I said the only risks come from not cleaning your…	/r/MensRights	01/03/24 10:00 AM
1	Reddit has become a platform of left-wing fascism in regards to actually having constructive conversations about the position of men and women. Basically most people on Reddit have no jobs and the people who benefit from having no jobs are the left. Also the other left pushed bullshit on the internet is because of the same reasons. These people spend more time on the internet because they have more times in their hands so they can constantly scream and yell their opinions where as most conservatives have jobs so we can only scream and yell between 6pm-10pm plus weekends and we are too tired to be wasting time on the internet screaming	/r/MensRights	23/02/24 11:53 AM
0	Military Draft I mean yea in an ideal world there is no war and no one dies but we are not in an ideal world. If the US is attacked or at major risk we need a way to boost the military. I will say I think very specific conditions should be met before drafting starts. But it’s one of those topics where there isn’t a clear cut answer. You can’t just not do draft. But you can’t really just start drafting women either. It’s not as easy as that	/r/MensRights	21/02/24 12:27 PM
1	Military Draft I think it was mostly about the fear of communism. According to the US, Vietnam started the war by attacking the U.S.S Maddox. Idk how true that is but that is what we claim. And you know us being us, you kick our dog and we blow up your entire country. But also keep in mind the Cold War started around 1947. So tensions with communist Soviet Union and the US was very high. And we were fearing nuclear war. So I think the general consensus was that the communist nations would most likely side with…	/r/MensRights	21/02/24 11:49 AM
1	Military Draft To be fair the whole Vietnam war was all around dumb and the US made lots of dumb decisions the entire time. So I really don’t know lol. There was lots of protesting at the time to pull out of Vietnam because it was a pointless war. But I think the gist of it was we were scared that they were going to spread communism	/r/MensRights	21/02/24 11:00 AM
1	Military Draft No that’s not what the draft is. Basically in the US if there is ever a major war or conflict the government has the right to force certain men (there are exceptions) into the military service. But when we are not at war or in any major conflict it is completely personal choice over joining the military. The draft has literally only been used in the civil war, ww1, ww2, I think Vietnam and the last time anyone was drafted was 1972.	/r/MensRights	21/02/24 10:36 AM
-4	Military Draft If a female is a prisoner and gets raped then you end up with children. If male prisoners are raped then no children are involved. It sucks and it’s not fair but you have to consider things like this in a time of war. The human life in war both becomes less valuable and more valuable at the same time. Would you want pregnant soldiers on a battlefield? Having to rescue American kids that were born into enemy prisons? It’s not about whose life is more valuable it’s about what is both practical and…	/r/MensRights	21/02/24 10:20 AM
0	Military Draft I don’t think there is any reward in war. People are going to die and then come home and feel ostracized. But if we go to war you also have to think practically. If you get drafted would you rather be on the side that is winning or the side that is losing? On the winning side you at least have a chance to come home. And I promise if there are women in specific combat roles then we wouldn’t be the winning side. I’m not saying all combat roles. Outside of war there is plenty of reward for going mi…	/r/MensRights	21/02/24 10:04 AM
-2	Military Draft I mean that’s why I said A separate draft that is for non combat positions would probably make more sense than the full scale random draft. Because at the end of the day when it comes to women in combative positions it just wouldn’t be efficient or effective. Depending on the combat position. A draft would only occur if a major war or massive national situation happens. For that the vast majority of needed jobs would most likely be combative. If half the names being randomly pulled are women and…	/r/MensRights	21/02/24 06:44 AM
-7	Military Draft Hi as a woman, I have conflicting feelings. On one hand equality should mean women also should be in the draft. But at the same time if there is ever a draft and lots of women get drafted they won’t be very effective front line soldiers, (I’m sorry i would trust a man to have my back over a woman any day) but it has been proven that an all women squad is significantly less efficient than a all male squad. There would also be a negative effect on the male soldiers because many men soldiers have s…	/r/MensRights	21/02/24 03:47 AM
1	How Did Things Get So Bad with LGBT? I was reading the post and was going to genuinely reply when I saw the sub this was posted on. wtf does this have to do with this sub?	/r/MensRights	21/02/24 03:31 AM
2	Society’s cycle - women need men to survive Power is corrupting. People always like to say “if I had power or money I would do good.” The reality is no you probably wouldn’t. Once people have power they tend to want more. And people today are realizing that they can use the victim card to get power. (Now this part is my own belief) I personally believe the reason so many powerful people are allowing such division and problems is because they are guided by Lucifer. But that’s not the point. The point is power is corrupting. At the end of t…	/r/MensRights	17/10/23 08:59 PM
2	Society’s cycle - women need men to survive I think too many people focus on this when it ultimately doesn’t matter. If u threw 10 men and 100 women on and island. They would probably adapt. They would have no choice but to adapt or die. And humans are very adaptive. If there was a society of more women than men. It honestly probably wouldn’t look much different from any other society that has major gender imbalances. Look at countries that have way more men then women. Those societies are not exactly doing very good. For a good society t…	/r/MensRights	17/10/23 08:04 PM
1	Do women earn less because men are usually taller than women? That is silly for a number of reasons. Hight doesn’t determine if you are superior. If it did then all men would be giants. Male lions are big but male rabbits are small. Lions are strong but rabbits are faster. Different hight just gives you different abilities. A confident short man might be filled with wit and success while a tall strong man is begging on the street. We are not animals we don’t determine the best male by higher or strength. We determine the best male by how well the blend in …	/r/MensRights	17/10/23 07:15 AM
1	Do women earn less because men are usually taller than women? They are confident because people have been boosting their confidence. If women were attracted to short men then The opposite of what I said would be true. The real issue isn’t hight. It’s that men base their confidence on how women perceive them. when that’s what your confidence is based off of then it will be a disaster. If men instead didn’t care how women perceived them and just acted confident even when not confident then the real confidence will come. Ever hear the saying “fake it till you…	/r/MensRights	16/10/23 05:26 PM
1	Do women earn less because men are usually taller than women? It has absolutely nothing to do with hight and everything to do with confidence. Men are constantly told how much better they are if they are tall. They are more attractive, this gives tall men a confidence boost and short men a confidence derailing. Based on experience, the shorter the man the less confidence he has. And it’s just because they have had it shoved down their throats how being short sucks if u are a man. The same goes for women. Women by nature are more timid than men. Ohh there a…	/r/MensRights	16/10/23 03:18 PM
1	Do women earn less because men are usually taller than women? What???? I have never in my life heard this nonsense. I’m a woman. I’m 5’2, I competed in track and cross country at the college level division 1. Based on my height I should have theoretically been at a major disadvantage. But more than once I won conference, placed high in regionals, and won many races. A lot of my cross country races would have 500+ people in the races almost all taller than me. My high didn’t slow me down once. Along with that in life I have been in charge of many men who ar…	/r/MensRights	16/10/23 03:10 PM
1	Be honest, what do you actually think about female management at work? I will say as a female myself. Some of my meanest bosses were women. Obviously not all of them. But whenever I had a particularly horrible boss it was always worse when they were women. Idk why but some women feel the need to prove their leadership by being assholes to everyone	/r/MensRights	13/10/23 07:56 PM
1	Anyone else fed up the term "women and children" constantly being thrown around on Reddit these days? As dumb as it is I do kinda know why in times of war women and children’s lives are prioritized. It’s really as simple as, women will produce the next generation and children are the next generation. If your woman and children get decimated by war then when the war is over you will have a major population issue with the next generation. After war you still need people to run the country and rebuild. Historically during and after war it’s women and children that are rebuilding. Because the male p…	/r/MensRights	13/10/23 06:16 PM
7	So, how do we feel about the "Men don't call out their male friends enough" argument? Hi woman here. I have mixed feelings because I have seen both sides. I have definitely been on the receiving end of someone’s creepy ass friend being creepy and they just down play it. I mean when in college my bf’s friend (before we got together) spread rumors that he slept with me constantly. It was so bad my coach talked to be about how it made the team look bad. And I had to explain to my male coach that I was actually a virgin and haven’t slept with anyone. When I told my bf what his friend…	/r/MensRights	13/10/23 06:01 PM