Churwood Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
7	It’s a easy being a Man? Feminist author disguises as a man for 18 months ends up institutionalized for depression. I think that purely sexual attraction is 100% physical, but determination of a long term partner has to include more factors because you can’t be going at it 24/7. Think about how you can deal with a girl rambling on for a while as long as you know you get some at the end of it vs. having to deal with that day in and day out. You can easily ignore bad traits for something quick but you need more than just the physical in the long run.	/r/MensRights	27/11/21 12:24 AM
13	I hate being grouped into an all-encompassing definitive. I am completely capable of knowing when my rights are in threat of infringement. Do these type of women just think men are stupid? Be sure to include a surplus of fat rolls, wouldn’t want to portray unrealistic body standards. But oh wait, then you’re calling all women fat cows and still holding them to an unrealistic body standard. It’s a lose lose, but good luck on the art from a guy with zero drawing talent!	/r/MensRights	03/06/21 02:21 AM
7	Women initiate 70-80% of divorces. So - are men just bad? Are we born bad? If so well then dang! Oh well :-( Sucks to be us. Gosh - sorry women! But come on, that seems unlikely. So if we are not all born "bad", yet 70-80% of divorces are initiated by women? What is going on here? It’s amazing what unloading a partner who goes and buys shoes and purses every weekend with your money can do for your financial situation. Having half of your income is better than losing it all for some crap that will just get shoved into a closet after one use lol.	/r/MensRights	09/05/21 06:56 PM
10	Men are constantly told by society that they are disposable, not needed anymore and women can do it all. While just a hypothesis (with a lot of data behind it), the variability hypothesis suggests that woman and men vary on the variability of physical, psychological, and genetic traits. Women tend to cluster tightly around an average while men have a bigger spectrum of displayed ability. This is where you hear the reason there are not many female serial killers is the same reason there are not many female (insert any famous elite male scientist) scientists. Basically there are a lot of really dumb …	/r/MensRights	01/05/21 10:27 AM
3	TW - Male Suicide Research Often I feel I cannot explain it, it feels like the reaction by others and even myself is to think that I am acting immaturely because I am unable to express feelings through words. Almost like I’m just throwing a temper tantrum like a young child. I think the best way to explain it is to say I’m sick and tired of being sick and tired, or I’m emotional because of my emotions, but that doesn’t always make a lot of sense to other people and even myself at times. If I ever truly try to sit down and…	/r/MensRights	27/04/21 01:21 PM
2	[PostRemoved] Females argue if men's have the right to decide an abortion. I think the social pressure would have some men stay for the kid, especially if the man really didn’t agree with abortion or didn’t want the child to grow up fatherless. You can look at the change in stigma about abortion to see how powerful social pressure can be. It went from a shameful secretive act to a widely accepted procedure and the number of people who got one went up accordingly. Of course there are other factors involved like the uptick in teenage sexual activity but it is an example …	/r/MensRights	26/04/21 08:41 AM
3	[PostRemoved] Females argue if men's have the right to decide an abortion. Yes they do support them, but it does matter. You can’t avoid media unless you remove yourself from the internet. The shame tactics won’t work on everyone but they would be a factor in keeping men in the place where the government and feminists want them: taking care of children financially so that the government can get a cut of the child support payments and so the child grows up in a broken home and make the same mistake and continues the cycle of money and misery.	/r/MensRights	26/04/21 08:35 AM
5	[PostRemoved] Females argue if men's have the right to decide an abortion. I agree that men should not be forced into becoming a father, I am also concerned for the welfare of the child going into a single parent upbringing. Most research I have seen indicates that a stable two parent household is the best environment for a child to be raised in. That child could suffer because of a woman’s selfish plot to baby-trap a man and then him signing away financial and paternal responsibility. It’s a tough spot even if men get the ability to avoid paying child support. Also if…	/r/MensRights	26/04/21 08:15 AM
3	TW - Male Suicide Research I agree the survey is very well put together, and thought of a possible addition to the survey a while after finishing. You could question how the person responds to their feelings of depression. I personally respond with anger a lot of the time that boils up into a destructive outburst (slamming fists onto a desk, punching a wall, etc) I have learned to channel that anger productively over the years (punching bag, weightlifting, chopping wood) but I am now in a new environment at college and ca…	/r/MensRights	26/04/21 08:02 AM
4	Men’s charity matters less. Personally I think if there were more advocates like her the whole feminist movement might just crumble and be exposed for what it is. If thousands of people who support men’s rights are receiving threats, being attacked, and their property damaged all from one source then the feminists who act more as egalitarians would distance themselves from such a violent movement and join with men’s groups to achieve equality. I think the reason the female supremacy crowd is able to operate is because they…	/r/MensRights	07/04/21 07:34 AM
2	Men’s charity matters less. Well you can look at other movements like civil rights, sure they could jail leaders and individuals but they could not stop everyone that had banded together for the cause. It is much more difficult to shame or shut down a group than it is an individual. Just take that and apply it to men’s rights and there could be an effective way to enact change. The problem is that many of us are complacent and think that we cannot make a difference, the pushback would be too much to overcome, or that there…	/r/MensRights	07/04/21 07:22 AM
7	Men’s charity matters less. I’m sure if guys, like those on this sub, all individually in their own lives started to put forth support and spread awareness of our issues there would come a point where we could no longer be ignored. It may be a little naive to believe in, but if each of us started small fundraisers for men’s charities and just kept them going we could make a real difference and help balance out not only the financial support but the conversation around gender based issues.	/r/MensRights	07/04/21 05:06 AM
1	this is horrible I’m not sure how culturally ingrained it is in Scotland to check under the kilt, but this story reminds me of “The Drunken Scotsman” where two girls come upon a passed out drunk man wearing a kilt, check if he’s wearing underwear, then tie a bow around his twig and berries. Idk if this is a traditional song but it points to this being a long standing issue. Can’t even begin to understand how frustrating and horrible that situation described above and in comments would be. It’s not like you can j…	/r/MensRights	07/04/21 04:53 AM
10	Circumcision doesn't get talked about too often on this sub, but it should be one of our primary concerns (WARNING: (sort of) GRAPHIC) I can see where you’re coming from. Basically how can you miss or care about something you’ve never had? However, the broader discussion is about body autonomy and reclaiming it on the male side of the debate. The child had no say in the matter, it is a procedure that is practiced by even secular members of society only because religion made it the norm and that a natural penis is “weird” or “gross”. There’s no reason why multiple issues cannot be addressed in the wider conversation on men’s rig…	/r/MensRights	31/03/21 05:58 AM