BlueCollarBaller22 Archive

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2	Does a woman want a toxic/alpha man up until their first child? Then they want a provider, man due to hormonal changes? Eh….I think youre overthinking it. Young women (and men) open to and able to pursue all options, guided purely by attraction. Might end in kid and single. Have kid- more open to options that are going to fit and benefit lifestyle better- raised standards for behavior, success, temperament. Lower emphasis on attraction. Doesn’t mean attraction is no longer a factor. I feel like it goes both ways as a father.	/r/MensRights	25/02/26 02:21 PM
1	Isn’t “he should’ve finished her before killing himself” victim blaming? I think if anyone is saying “he/she shouldve taken someone with them during suicide” is a line that crosses into an extremely unhealthy/incel type of pursuit of mens rights. Like im pretty open and fearless about talking about how shit is going down in the culture/gender wars but this post finding a way to cutely introduce this as “something people are saying”’or if god forbid theres people actually saying this as if its a normal thing to say is pretty fucked.	/r/MensRights	22/01/26 05:16 AM
1	Is "Believe Women" Misandrist? I havent heard this in like five years from a respectable/sane person at least. I think that line took care of itself with all the high profile claims that left everyone feeling duped. I never looked at it as misandrist- just blind misguided nobility/foolishness packaged in feel good woke corny shit that has ultimately left the democratic party (my party i might add) trying to recover from the cringe. FTR I think every accusation of misconduct or sexual assault from women and men deserves fair e…	/r/MensRights	30/12/25 04:12 AM
1	Men who dismiss the Misandry of women as laughable are part of the problem. I dont think the vast vast majority of men have expected a live in housekeeper while he is the sole financial provider in 30 years. In fact its mostly women the past 5 years that have brought back the idea of being a home maker and a “trad wife” and wanting to push males back into “traditional” roles while still being “modern” women. Its wholly and entirely unsustainable in the direction we all choose to go in the past 50 years. Alot of the women that use this as an excuse for not contributing t…	/r/MensRights	21/12/25 06:02 PM
1	Men who dismiss the Misandry of women as laughable are part of the problem. My experience is different than this which is fine, man cryin about it dont mean shit. But my kids experience is also totally different. And in my circle i got alot of dudes with kids experiencing the same. I feel like women are the ones dropping the ball much more frequently when it comes to kids and family these days and being mad about being let down by some joker in the past doesnt make it right or okay.	/r/MensRights	20/12/25 08:04 PM
2	Men who dismiss the Misandry of women as laughable are part of the problem. Bro. The only way to stop it is to reject it. Dont do business with these people, dont date them, dont buy them things or fuck with them on any level. This is the only answer. Seek good women who are respectful of others (notice not saying just men) have a heart and good head on their shoulders to do these things with (friends, relationships, business). And make damn sure you are doing the same. Thats the only way it balances out. The chick with two full sleeves that cant stop talking about what…	/r/MensRights	01/12/25 02:49 AM
1	Men getting more and more demonised for just existing In my opinion you are describing toxic femininity. Reject it- dont give these women the argument they want on social media, the “male” attention they simultaneously hate while encouraging it so they can shit on your for it and for the love of god do not date them and spend money on them. Just view them for what they are- silly contradictions trying to drag you into their own confusion. Hold your opinions and be proud of your sex in a healthy way. Dont be afraid to be a man so long as your carryi…	/r/MensRights	29/11/25 10:10 PM
1	Which generation have more misandristic women and women who consider themselves feminist? Gen Z or Millennials? Yeah…definitely millineal and elder gen z. I say this as a millennial. Who in 2016 entered into a 7 year relationship. And when i emerged and began dating again, went, “Holy. Fucking. Shit. What happened?!?!” Like my friend tried to warn me gender relations was fucked and women were on one. I did not fully understand how fucked the shit was and how hard they were on it. The kicker is the push pull of the younger ones (24-35 lets say) wanting to simultaneously have men go back to the 50’s and be …	/r/MensRights	29/11/25 04:10 AM
2	Wild stuff getting posted and upvoted in r/RadicalFeminism Its whatever. I just avoid women/people like that in general. Their version of a hate crime is usually just wasting everyones time with nonsense and contributing literally nothing to anything. Delusional.	/r/MensRights	25/11/25 03:56 PM