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| 1 | So, you've banged her...To be honest, sure, I could see a girl with low self-esteem leaving because she thinks there's no way she can compete. But at the same time, a girl with high self-esteem might also leave because she doesn't want to put up with a guy who does that to her. So in both cases, 'gaming' another girl in front of your current one is a bad idea. Granted, it also depends how he's flirting, and whether he's doing it teasingly (which is nothing to be upset about in the first place) or if he's acting serious… | /r/seduction | 08/01/11 12:11 AM |
| 1 | So, you've banged her...Sounds like good advice if you want a girl with no self-esteem. Hey, if that's your thing, that's your thing. However, for most women, seeing a man's vulnerability is attractive, if he shows you at a time when it's appropriate. Whiners and guys who cry at the drop of a hat are not attractive, that's definitely true. But a lot of women like strong men who are not afraid of trusting you with their emotions, once you have earned that trust. Seeing both sides of a man is sexy. To me, if you're with … | /r/seduction | 07/01/11 06:09 PM |
| 4 | Disney decides that they want to make movies for boys and girls instead of just girls. Feminist: "That's sexist!"I don't understand why other women who have jobs and make their own money think that the man should have to pay for dinner every time they go out. If you're going out with a woman who thinks she should never have to pay for dinner, movies, or anything else, she's probably too spoiled to be worth your time anyway. Personally, my boyfriend and I either split the bill or take turns buying each other dinner, and we're both happy with that. | /r/MensRights | 24/11/10 05:23 PM |
| 2 | So You've seen the pink ribbonsThat's a good question. I really like the idea of 'Movember', it's a neat way to raise awareness, so supporting that, and, if you're a guy, participating in it would help. Also, you see a lot of humorous t-shirts and pins and stickers and whatnot that are for breast cancer awareness, like "save the boobies", that people seem to like. So they could advertise testicular cancer awareness similarly, with t-shirts, etc., using a 'male' version of that, like "Watch your Balls", or something. As you me… | /r/MensRights | 03/11/10 04:12 PM |
| 2 | Steep Drop Seen in Circumcisions in U.S.Yes, but let's not get a head of ourselves, here. | /r/MensRights | 28/10/10 04:50 PM |
| 2 | So You've seen the pink ribbonsI can rally behind prostate and testicular cancer awareness because my boyfriend has testicles, and I'd like him to stay that way. Also, he is alive, and I'd like him to stay that way. I get what you're saying, balls and prostates are not as 'marketable', but that doesn't mean people shouldn't try. | /r/MensRights | 28/10/10 04:44 PM |
| 2 | So You've seen the pink ribbonsThis really bothers me too, and has for quite a while now. The more I see the pink ribbons, the more I wonder, "Where are the other colors? Doesn't anyone care about other types of cancer too?" I don't understand why other forms of cancer have to take a backseat compared to breast cancer awareness. I mean yeah, I'm a woman, but that doesn't mean I care about a type of cancer that could harm me more than I care about a type of cancer that could harm my boyfriend, or father, or male friends, or AN… | /r/MensRights | 28/10/10 04:39 PM |
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