Baeocystin Archive

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1	I’m a women that’s an avid supporter of men’s rights.. but some discussion here is concerning… Hurt people, hurt people. It's one of the big difficulties in running any forum with subjects like this one. There is no easy answer, either, other than constant, strong moderation, which is genuinely hard to do right, and honestly a pretty thankless job most of the time. This isn't presented as an excuse, just noting the reality of things. Best you can do is hit the report button when it's too egregious.	/r/MensRights	09/02/23 09:22 PM
2	I feel like we could all use a break. Lets have a fun relaxing post. Fellas, whats something you enjoy doing that isnt typically considered masculine? Fantastic! Thank you. :) Tangentially related, but you'd probably enjoy the Tasting History channel over on YouTube, if you aren't already familiar. Lots of fun historical dishes, and the production quality is top-notch.	/r/MensRights	22/12/22 12:14 AM
5	I feel like we could all use a break. Lets have a fun relaxing post. Fellas, whats something you enjoy doing that isnt typically considered masculine? That sounds really interesting. Do have any favorites you can link? I love seeing how what we eat has changed over time.	/r/MensRights	21/12/22 07:58 AM
7	Most men are so touch starved, and depraved of basic human contact, that they no longer feel full humans. It happened to me a while back, after I posted (I guess for the first time?) here with some friendly life advice to someone who was asking for opinions. ::shrug:: so be it.	/r/MensRights	03/03/22 07:24 PM
2	Getting dads tools for their birthday is like getting a mom a clothing iron for her birthday FWIW, I agree with you. I think it's great if it's something for a hobby, but more than once I've been gifted something that I didn't want Conveniently lined up with something the gifter wanted done for them There's no beating around the bush, that's lame. Now, that being said, I've also been given tools that I really wanted, but couldn't justify the $, and the gift-giver knew me, knew my hobbies, and wanted to make me happy. Those kinds of thoughtful gifts make me smile every time I use the too…	/r/MensRights	25/01/22 09:51 PM
3	Result of Divorce Soon* *Q3 2022 (And yes, I am very much looking forward to it!)	/r/MensRights	18/08/21 10:11 PM
6	This tweet makes me very angry. Basically in my opinion, this women is saying that men deserve to be falsely accused of rape and that it is their fault if they get falsely accused of rape. Also according to her, It is a "microscopic" risk. Any thoughts? This principle is called Blackstone's Ratio, FWIW.	/r/MensRights	20/05/21 10:16 PM
0	"MANimony" Rich women are angry that they have to pay their husbands ALIMONY FWIW, I agree with you. I think back to my parents' relationship- she was a housewife, he a diplomat, but they worked as a team, and her management of diplomatic affairs was absolutely contributing to their mutual success as much as his work at the embassy. They had a happy marriage and never divorced, but if they had, she certainly would have been entitled to some degree of financial support while she got her own career going again, because she had materially contributed to their mutual success…	/r/MensRights	17/04/21 08:59 PM
3	Well men Should have a men only screening of captain America I love gardening. Getting fresh fruit n' veg is nice, but really, I just like nurturing things and watching them grow. It's good for the heart, you know?	/r/MensRights	13/06/17 10:52 PM
3	Irony Time - The Red Pill Wins "Women In Film Award" Post-puberty? Yes, it sets the foundation from which everything else is built on.	/r/MensRights	27/05/17 02:33 AM
3	Irony Time - The Red Pill Wins "Women In Film Award" For what it's worth, I'm a guy, and I agree with you. I mean, I also agree with fatgunn in that most of my male friendships are based on mutual interest and shared activities. But in my mind, there are different levels of friendship. And while there are many folks (both men and women) who I would be genuinely happy to run in to on the street for a chat, or even do things together with, the circle that I consider 'real' friends is much smaller and more intimate. And if someone lied to me about wh…	/r/MensRights	27/05/17 02:31 AM
2	Husband and wife separate. Wife forges husband's name on document allowing her to give birth using a frozen embryo they created. Man sues to block child support. Thanks, LawBot!	/r/MensRights	13/04/17 06:15 AM
2	Marin filmmaker Cassie Jaye's new film, 'The Red Pill' is a bitter one for feminists to swallow I'd say the majority of the women I know would fall in to that category. If you asked them if they agreed with feminism, they would say yes, but more detailed questioning would show that what they mean is they want equal opportunity for men and women alike.	/r/MensRights	05/11/16 04:57 PM
1	CEO of Reddit: Ellen Pao says she "weeds out" candidates who don’t embrace her priority of building a gender-balanced and multiracial team. She has also has removed salary negotiations from the hiring process because studies show "women don’t fare as well as men." Interestingly enough, one of the mechanisms proposed by sociologists as to why diverse groups can be more successful is that people care less about potentially offending someone who isn't part of their cultural group in the first place, so the flow of ideas is actually freer.	/r/MensRights	07/04/15 01:57 AM
1	CEO of Reddit: Ellen Pao says she "weeds out" candidates who don’t embrace her priority of building a gender-balanced and multiracial team. She has also has removed salary negotiations from the hiring process because studies show "women don’t fare as well as men." It's been well established that a somewhat diverse group in the workplace makes the best decisions, vs. a homogeneous one, or one where the members are so different as to be unable to work with one another. However, if you read the studies (here's a brief overview of one of them), you'll find a far more nuanced view. Most of the sociologists conducting this research know very well what a thorny mess this sort of question is to untangle.	/r/MensRights	07/04/15 01:50 AM
3	Men are increasingly drifting away from relationships, brutal jobs, and mainstream society in general. Is this due to their own choices, or choices that have been made for them? Kevin Fuchs interviews I am divorced, but one thing I had even through the dissolution of my marriage was trust in my (ex) wife, even when we were both mad at each other. We managed things without lawyers, and everything is fine. But it was eye-opening to see how exposed to risk I was if she had wanted to cause pain. That was in 2008, and I have not pursued any relationship beyond friendship since then. I am much happier for it.	/r/MensRights	11/12/14 02:51 AM
1	Michelle Obama: 'Women Are Smarter Than Men' Aptly put.	/r/MensRights	07/08/14 12:48 AM
3	Why my father hit my mother - and lost custody over me. I am sorry that you and your family went through that. Thank you for taking the time to share your story with us. I am very happy to read that things have worked out for the better as time has passed.	/r/MensRights	30/07/14 05:57 AM
9	Continuing my University/city's excellent sexual violence campaign is this: Well that is a pleasant surprise to see. Thanks for posting it!	/r/MensRights	23/07/14 04:52 AM
1	Larry Summers, Harvard's dean, says that sexism doesn't really explain the skewed gender ratio in science, and provides hard proof. He's fired after that. From what I understand, I disagree, but I would be more than happy to read anything you were willing to link my way. Thanks for responding, BTW.	/r/MensRights	05/12/10 04:58 AM
1	Larry Summers, Harvard's dean, says that sexism doesn't really explain the skewed gender ratio in science, and provides hard proof. He's fired after that. The ideas you are presenting have been discredited. Here's a book that deals with the concept of innate gender that you might fight interesting. Dr. John Money's wiki page. (Dr. Money was the sexologist who claimed that gender differences were not innate.)	/r/MensRights	13/09/10 12:23 PM
1	Larry Summers, Harvard's dean, says that sexism doesn't really explain the skewed gender ratio in science, and provides hard proof. He's fired after that. My experience reflects what you're saying. I'm a guy that works in IT. I'd say the co-worker sex ratio is about 8:1, men:women. Most of us guys are happy to have female co-workers. Maybe every fifth guy has a real problem with it, stemming from his own insecurities, and makes it suck all around for the rest of us men, and the women. On top of that, (and this consistently surprises me, even though it really shouldn't any more) the other, non-technical women in the office are merciless to the wome…	/r/MensRights	13/09/10 12:12 PM