Chaegorath Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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0	How Feminism has hurt women and why they should honestly be working with us to destroy it. Fair. There will be inevitably a fair share of women that abuse their power - women are humans and therefore not immune to being abusive cunts. The point I'm making is probably better made by this: https://hbr.org/2021/04/research-adding-women-to-the-c-suite-changes-how-companies-think I will go ahead and assume that harvard business research counts as a reputable source. Correct me if I gave them too much credit there.	/r/MensRights	26/11/22 01:53 PM
0	South Africa: No charges against school girl who ‘joked’ about being raped by Grade 11 pupil Bafana Sithole, who committed suicide due to the allegations. I'll be honest: I think EVERYONE should have majority education on false accusations. Not only with rape, but also with domestic abuse, bullying and psychological abuse. I think EVERYONE should have mandatory education on sexual assault. I also think EVERYONE should have mandatory education on boundaries, communication, finances, personal responsibility and parenthood. I think it would spare a large amount of people a large amount of grief.	/r/MensRights	26/11/22 01:41 PM
2	I regretted being an informal sperm donor and I'm now filing for custody Since no one else seems to have the common decency to say it: congratulations on your baby! :) I think you're right that counseling would be in order to cope with what you've been through and that learning to be a little shrewd about things wouldn't go amiss. In my opinion filing was probably the right choice for the child - no one should be born into a financially unstable situation controlled by people who seem like they cannot take care of themselves either. That's just a recipe for disaster.	/r/MensRights	26/11/22 01:36 PM
-12	Counterpoints? Yep. It's all inverted feminism. "Give me equal rights" until there's an opportunity to complain about how all women are evil, there's no such thing as allies and men were always inherently the most oppressed class to ever have existed.	/r/MensRights	26/11/22 01:13 PM
1	How Feminism has hurt women and why they should honestly be working with us to destroy it. No, to be exact YOU are arguing in bad faith, telling me in a patronising manner what you think "I think the patriachy is". Don't be a condescending cunt and then complain about the clapback for it.	/r/MensRights	26/11/22 03:35 AM
1	How Feminism has hurt women and why they should honestly be working with us to destroy it. How'd you know what "I think the patriachy" is? Are you a mind reader? Do we have a psychic connection? If not that's a pretty rude statement to make. So Kate Millet wanted a society in which it was legal until the late 90s to rape your wife because that's your right? Bold statement.	/r/MensRights	26/11/22 03:01 AM
3	My ex-of-sorts just told me she’s pregnant. She’s now writing me handwritten letters on behalf of the unborn child claiming a psychic link with the child. Feeling abused here but struggling because I’m finding that, as a man, it’s that much harder to be taken seriously when asking for help/advice It's because they're a bitch to deal with, for everyone involved.	/r/MensRights	26/11/22 02:49 AM
0	How Feminism has hurt women and why they should honestly be working with us to destroy it. Honestly, the biggest way that feminism fucks women is in that they basically reproduce the exact patriarchal structures (that exist and have existed) they try to abolish. They are all against men dictating what to wear, how to act, what to enjoy, what to consume (which are absolute fucking no-nos outside of consensual 24/7 BDSM relationships) and instead all for feminism dictating these things in a bout of fucking irony that almost gave me a stroke - I'm still recovering. Like, they're.. having…	/r/MensRights	26/11/22 02:48 AM
0	Feminists offer zero solutions to mental health problems and still blame ALL men for shootings You can call it whatever you like and handle your listing process however it makes the most sense to you - for me personally it's toxic masculinity and toxic femininity, because they are behaviours that stem from masculine and feminine socialisation respectively. And also because a bunch of half-baked pseudo activists that can't even define the concept of nuance don't get to dictate how I personally choose to use words. But yeah, up to you how you do it, dude.	/r/MensRights	26/11/22 02:31 AM
1	My ex-of-sorts just told me she’s pregnant. She’s now writing me handwritten letters on behalf of the unborn child claiming a psychic link with the child. Feeling abused here but struggling because I’m finding that, as a man, it’s that much harder to be taken seriously when asking for help/advice Wow. That.. is a clusterfuck. Bad situation. Remove yourself from it. Really bad situation. Remove yourself from it. Block on all communication channels, make it clear you're done - if she continues, file for a restraining order. If she decides to have the kid and puts you down on the certificate, demand a paternity test. If I didn't miscount, she slept with 5 different dudes - which isn't morally wrong or bad, but also means there's a 4 in 5 chance that you're possibly not the father. Next time…	/r/MensRights	26/11/22 02:17 AM
2	Feminists offer zero solutions to mental health problems and still blame ALL men for shootings Always glad to see some sanity, man.	/r/MensRights	25/11/22 06:39 PM
1	Feminists offer zero solutions to mental health problems and still blame ALL men for shootings Toxic masculinity, is inherently, about problematic behaviours that cause and worsen mental health issues: not expressing your emotions because of fear of societal retribution, repressing your emotions because they're "unmanly", not seeking professional help and treatment because men are supposed to "tough it out" and obviously things that have negative consequences for others, like thinking you're entitled to sex or that violence is any form of solution for a problem with other people. It's lit…	/r/MensRights	25/11/22 06:37 PM
-7	Labels like "women bashing", sexist, toxic, misogynist, etc, are being applied to everything, and it's no accident: A primer on feminist academic discourse Holy shit, the amount of strawmen. Are we now building an army or something?	/r/MensRights	25/11/22 06:26 PM
261	School mentor who sent vulnerable teenage boy thousands of sexual messages says she 'will never apologise' "her behaviour was adjudicated on a 'trial of issue' - a rare process where the jury simply decide whether the act took place, without assigning criminal blame on the person who did it" Sorry. Excuse me. "where she supported children with "behavioural, mental health and learning difficulties"." Did I just fucking read that right? She sexually harassed and assaulted a 15 year old with a disability and got away scottsfree? I.. can't even.	/r/MensRights	25/11/22 04:16 PM
7	Came upon this post not a while ago. Shocked and disgusted by the comments. Swipe to see more. Would like to hear your thoughts. I find it pretty amazing that these people believe others have to take the consequences of one's actions, honestly. I take it, they'd be happy to go to prison for vehicular manslaughter because the person who's car they sat in ran someone over. After all, it their choice to get in their car - and accidents can always happen. It's insane how it's not "her body, her choice" anymore if it comes to the consequences of said choices. I think there needs to be some legal thing to waive all your rights …	/r/MensRights	25/11/22 12:19 PM
1	My ex girlfriend is threatening me with her suicidal thoughts. Keep the messages. Reach out to her family, if you feel it's necessary. Then, block communication on all channels. If she's going to do it, it's regardless of you. If she doesn't you won't be around for the next round of emotional blackmail. Keep record, create awareness, step out - not your mountain to climb.	/r/MensRights	25/11/22 12:12 AM
2	As a woman what can I do to help men and men’s rights? That is some gold star advice. Two of my lads are on the spectrum and they both struggle with even knowing what needs to be communicated. One of them doesn't even exactly know what he feels most of the time, mentally and physical sensations. In my experience it is always beneficial to spark thought, ask questions in a non-hostile manner. Making suggestions is a good tool for them to ask themselves "do I feel this?" too. And most importantly: make it completely clear that their emotions are nothi…	/r/MensRights	24/11/22 07:01 PM
1	Is it possible that a lot of people on this sub have an exaggerated perception of feminism? Try fourthwave women, I think. Just be warned that a lot of it is.. unpleasant to read.	/r/MensRights	28/10/22 05:35 PM