BoboGiggleBottom Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
-1	How might you respond to a post from a friend who said "we need to teach boys not to rape?" Serious I don't think you know how this website works. It prevents you from replying to the post directly, like the quote you just incorrectly formatted is still visible to everyone else. You both are fucking annoying and I don't want you interacting with me, you're both last word idiots that will do apologetics for using misandry as an excuse to hate women. Like what the fuck is bad about having progressive ideas on a leftwing sub. Do you need a hug box? You're not entitled to my time.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	11/04/26 06:21 AM
-2	How might you respond to a post from a friend who said "we need to teach boys not to rape?" Serious I was talking about why you can’t turn every offensive comment into something punishable, and you deflected into a completely different rant about sentencing. If you want to hate the nondescript woman in OP's post, please don't do it by proxy on this post. Gender gaps are a statistical reality that have many factors that contribute, including human bias towards women and men. That has nothing to do with deciding to forgive someone who did something they likely didn't do on purpose. If you don't …	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	11/04/26 06:18 AM
-2	How might you respond to a post from a friend who said "we need to teach boys not to rape?" Serious What I said wasn’t “it matters less when it happens to men.” It was that not all harms exist on the same intersection. Meaning folks are more likely to be offensive to men unintentionally, and pretending they do it for maximum malice is how you end up with disproportionate reactions. That’s not hypocrisy, that’s basic proportional thinking, you infant. If every offense gets treated like the worst possible offense, then nothing actually gets addressed correctly, it just becomes noise and escalati…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	10/04/26 10:55 PM
-7	How might you respond to a post from a friend who said "we need to teach boys not to rape?" Serious I actually don't know how to take this. You’re pretending these things exist on the same level when they don’t. There are scales of severity to the way men and women experience harm, and you’re flattening that into nonsense so you don’t have to engage. Saying “teach men not to rape” exists on a spectrum of intent—from a normal, reasonable idea about raising boys to respect people, all the way to fringe, terminally-online takes you’re trying to drag in to make it sound extreme. Your example isn’t…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	10/04/26 08:32 PM
0	How might you respond to a post from a friend who said "we need to teach boys not to rape?" Serious Gonna walk you through my intentions because I don't understand your response. I used the term microaggression as I think it wasn't intended to be harmful. That is me noting it's bigoted and also saying that it wasn't intentional. As it doesn't reflect a pattern per OP's post I am uncomfortable saying it's because she hates men and is ignorant. I suggested they talk to them if they have a concern. I didn't justify it, I explained it because OP is upset, I think you're being oversensitive to the …	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	10/04/26 07:34 PM
-6	How might you respond to a post from a friend who said "we need to teach boys not to rape?" Serious OP knows this person, they have an 18-month old son, dunno if it was with a man or not. My thoughts are she probably doesn't know how this impacts men when it's reposted. Replying with an absolute that she hates all men and regrets having a boy is too far for me. If you could walk me through what got you there I'd appreciate the perspective. I'm not comfortable labeling her a bigot and having a secret regret over having a boy. My thoughts are: 1. She has a male friend (OP) 2. She has a baby 3. S…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	10/04/26 07:27 PM
-10	How might you respond to a post from a friend who said "we need to teach boys not to rape?" Serious It's a microaggression but also it's a repost against rape culture. The intent wasn't to harm you directly and since you know her personally you likely understand she doesn't hate men. She's parroting a virtue signal, if you turn it into an intellectual exercise in comparing statistics it will come off as annoying or targeted since she didn't put that much thought into it. I think you could talk to her about it if you think it's a pattern that could harm your relationship, but don't snark people…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	10/04/26 03:07 PM
7	Feeling overwhelmed by all the misandry I have seen recently Talking past each other on every platform is the norm, I think. I’ve had friends spend a week binging brain rot, and they come back repeating absurd stuff like it’s gospel because they’re hooked on junk content. I’m a despicable person myself, sure, but I’m not miserable enough to want to see my “perceived opponents” fall on a rhetorical blade for all men in some kind of ritualistic retribution. Men can, will, and have harmed people, but that’s a broad category. I’ve also seen how quickly the co…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	09/04/26 06:30 PM
21	The most annoying thing about the male loneliness epidemic conversations, is the fact that the Left or feminists usually hate the alternative (that doesn't involve women) to the male loneliness epidemic. Agreed, I've been deliberately out of the game for 5-years to do the work. Now I've adjusted well enough to not want any obligatory kids or a wife-mom, and generally feel more secure interacting with people. My ideal relationship has changed because I know my limits, my valuable traits, and my hopes for the future. I like the kind of person I can make happy and I'm happy to be around. Not a single freak on the internet has contributed ANYTHING positive to my development or psyche except shock va…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	08/04/26 03:07 PM
9	Anti-male sentiment on Reddit is stronger than ever It's not being argued that those communities should be left alone or that harmful content like misogyny and misinformation is acceptable. That’s not the point. What's being talked about is how the algorithm is pushing people into spaces that provoke outrage. I’ve been recommended a lot of male-dominated and right-wing meme subs simply because I engage with political crap negatively and repeatedly, and now my feed is flooded with things designed to make me angry. That kind of exposure doesn’t hig…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	04/04/26 09:18 PM
19	Anti-male sentiment on Reddit is stronger than ever "I've never seen it and I'm really smart. Also, your fear over getting recorded isn't a valid concern because it's not real; and being uncomfortable around the opposite sex isn't something you're allowed to verbalize or think about. If you're not fully equipped to make people you don't know comfortable from birth you're an idiot incapable of existing!? Also, men don't know how to express themselves, also also, you're probably addicted to social media," — The Arbiter of Male concerns	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	04/04/26 08:53 PM
1	This is feminism - pushing for forced vasectomies for men. The comments even push for it for 12 year old boys. Sterilization hypotheticals built off equity among the genders, posted on a public forum outside of the context of rigorous intellectual discussion, is definitely a direction to take. Filing this in the radical opinion category.	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	26/01/26 07:20 PM