AutodidacticTactic Archive

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5	renaming men’s rights I feel the same with MGTOW. I've been that for a long, long time before that term even came into existence. I decided a long time ago that marriage is a raw deal for the guy. Like way before most of you were born, and maybe before some of your parents were born. Really, the thing that convinced me is that I could lose my children, if I had them. And by losing, I mean cut from 24/7 down to 2 weekends a month. Something that I just would not tolerate. Just no. And so I decided to forego the whole …	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	16/02/22 05:03 AM
-4	"The future is female." Do you actually think women will ever make up the majority of physically demanding jobs? Many men will work for women in our matriarchy. Men will work for women in the police force, the fire department, etc. But only until such time when men are not needed, for example, women might have mandatory GPS tagging for men (and women and children), and know for sure if a crime is committed, all you have to do is see the GPS signal, then they can get rid of men in the police force, except for a few that…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	14/02/22 06:48 AM
0	"The future is female." Sure. Of course. Nothing good. But may as well resign yourself to it. Nothing can be done. Best thing to do is to just drop out and not give a fuck. Let women do everything - run the country, roof houses, rebuild fences, become lumberjacks, repair the roads. I'm out, I'm not going to work at anything. And again, men are just dropping out in droves. There are universities out there that are 70% of the student body are women, and they cannot get men into their university, even though they have maj…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	14/02/22 12:03 AM
2	"The future is female." almost makes me think they deserve all that is coming to them in future. There's no "almost" about it. Men will get what they deserve, as we all do in any area of life. I'm not sure what women will do when they are earning 70-75% of university degrees. There won't be enough men for them to marry, unless the guy stays home and she is the sole support. That would be ok by me, personally. Nice life of leisure, primary caregiver of the children, if there's a divorce, the man gets the kids and she pa…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	13/02/22 08:40 PM
-1	"The future is female." Not sure why people always bring up the exceptions. In everyday life, for the masses of people, the man is the one who goes out and is the breadwinner, and the women are at home taking care of the children. As far as India and rape goes, give me a break. It might say that in law, but what actually happens is a different thing. It's the same with castes - castes are outlawed, but I have read many stories about how it still exists, even here in the USA - those who are of a lower caste in the USA a…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	13/02/22 08:34 PM
11	"The future is female." As much as I'd like to say otherwise, whether one likes it or not, it seems 100% accurate. There are many reasons for it. First and most importantly, women are receiving 60% of university degrees and men are dropping out of university like crazy. In 10-15 years, I expect that women will be earning 70-75% of the university degrees. You really need university degrees to succeed at higher levels. To be an investment banker, to be a lawyer, a judge, etc. And on average, people with university degree…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	13/02/22 07:54 AM
39	Why is it assumed that men are just making things up? What women want, and what they say they want, are two completely different things. The whole "men crying" is a fashion trend right now. What do women want crying about? Someone said something mean to me today? There's a hole in my sock that wasn't there yesterday? That McDonalds Restaurant didn't put ketchup on my hamburger the right way? So obviously this is meant as a literary device to call attention to the fact that everything is vague in the whole "men crying" thing. Additionally, look at y…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	10/02/22 06:55 AM
1	Inherent hostility of feminist spaces and academia so because you personally can overcome social conditioning and eat healthy, everyone can overcome it and do all kinda good stuff, such as think independently. It's still a choice. Everyone knows how to eat. Everyone. There's no "social pressure" for eating until you vomit. It's just all an excuse. One. Big. Excuse. Blame one's shortcomings on someone else. I'm not saying peer pressure is non-existent, I've been subjected to it as we all have, and have given into it (usually regret as a result in…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	10/02/22 05:17 AM
1	Inherent hostility of feminist spaces and academia ah, you fell into the trap. i wasn't asking about masculinity or femininity. i hoped to get your opinion about the effect of socially conditioning people towards certain concepts of gender roles. I fell into no trap. I understood what you were asking. I think the whole "socially conditioning" people is a way to blame someone or something else for one's own shortcomings. Happens all the time in all kinds of different areas. One "big" one right now is people being fat. They blame it on the thyroid…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	10/02/22 03:38 AM
3	Inherent hostility of feminist spaces and academia let me ask you this then: are male and/or female gender role socialization also "only good"? Masculinity and femininity are "things" like a rock. An rock is a rock. It is neither toxic or non-toxic. If people act like assholes (toxic), then they are assholes. It has nothing to do with masculinity or femininity. because when we talk in terms of toxicity, we're generally speaking of hurtful social behavior or social norms. If people are assholes, then they are assholes. It has nothing to do with g…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	09/02/22 07:37 PM
1	Inherent hostility of feminist spaces and academia Personally, I see where you're coming from but I would rather say that masculinity by itself is neither good or bad. That's fine. I can go with that. However, if everyone says masculinity is "toxic" then I surely can say it is good. It is necessary to say it is good, in order to fight against the ubiquitous assertion that men are toxic. The term itself is charged. Yes. I just think calling people assholes for asshole behavior, though. What does that have to do with masculinity or femininity? And…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	09/02/22 07:19 PM
5	Inherent hostility of feminist spaces and academia To expand on the "not true Scotsman," it is not applicable. You are using it incorrectly. When you say "no true Scotsman," you are talking about a thing. A person. An actual person puts sugar on their porridge in the example you linked. What I am saying is that a Scotsman is someone that has Scottish citizenship. . If you look at the Merriam-Webster dictionary, it defines masculinity as: masculinity: the quality or nature of the male sex : the quality, state, or degree of being masculine or manl…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	07/02/22 02:32 AM
6	Inherent hostility of feminist spaces and academia if its not good, its not masculinity, right? Correct. Did you not fully read what I wrote? If it is not good, it is someone who is being an asshole. Masculinity is only good. Femininity is only good. And assholes who are assholes, whether they be men or women. there ain't nothing on god's green earth that's perfect. Right, but that pertains to individuals. Unless you are going to say that rocks are not perfect, that an oxygen atom is not perfect. Additionally, again, I wrote: I have discussed th…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	07/02/22 02:13 AM
6	Inherent hostility of feminist spaces and academia I have been on this rant for forever. I personally feel that the term is not true, and there is no such thing. I just think that there is one term. Masculinity. And all masculinity is good. All of it. The same exact actions that are defined that way are done by men and women. I've seen TONS of videos showing women being "toxic men." When men and women are assholes, then they are assholes. It applies to both genders - both can be assholes. This has nothing to do with masculinity or femininity. Yo…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	06/02/22 08:53 PM
4	An Important Reminder for Valentine’s Day Soon I personally never have done the Valentine's Day thing. I am also a member of /r/frugal. And, as would be expected, I'm frugal. Captain Obvious here. When I start getting to know a woman, first, I would NEVER EVER ask a woman out on an expensive first date. Never have, never will. I ask out to coffee, to the beach, to a river walk, to a street fair, to a bookstore when they used to have them, to a lake where you can rent a rowboat and row around, to a picnic. But flucking fluck am I ever going t…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	05/02/22 03:59 AM