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| 6 | ..Seriously?I fail to see what's wrong with this picture. There are 5 fictional people, one of them is an abuser. It's not like it's saying every man abuses his wife or anything. I think it's just trying to get across the fact that it doesn't take a special kind of person to be abusive. Sure, it might be a little one sided, but there's nothing inherently anti-male about it. It's a hotline for men to call to work through their anger issues, why put a woman on it? Seems like you're just looking for something … | /r/MensRights | 02/02/13 02:23 AM |
| 7 | I believe this is somewhat related to this sub, especially with the excessive pollution of modern new age tumblr feminism.If you'd read my post carefully, you'd see that I am a dude (I'm also not a rapist, so you're right, not all guys are rapists, good job). And as someone who has been rejected multiple times, I would say that fearing public rejection is the irrational fear (what the fuck is there to be afraid of?), where as feeling uncomfortable in an enclosed space with someone who can quite easily overpower you is far more reasonable, no matter how unlikely the probability of being attacked may be. | /r/MensRights | 25/01/13 07:37 AM |
| 7 | I believe this is somewhat related to this sub, especially with the excessive pollution of modern new age tumblr feminism.Pretty sure fearing for her safety is more of a discomfort than the discomfort you may feel upon her not wanting to go out with you. Just sayin'. As a guy who falls into the "somewhat intimidating looking" category, I've had to learn to be conscious about how perfectly innocent gestures of kindness might be seen as something more sinister. This goes for my interactions with both males and females. It sucks, but it's a thing. So grow some balls and don't be afraid of a girl rejecting you in publi… | /r/MensRights | 25/01/13 06:19 AM |
| 4 | Reddit White Knight humiliatedTalking to a cop that was teaching self defense, he told me that in some states, the amount of retaliation that you use when someone strikes you can actually have an effect on the case. With such a large size and strength discrepancy, the man would still be at fault for hitting her that hard, and may possibly face some sort of charge. | /r/MensRights | 15/01/13 05:23 AM |
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