CrimsonPE Archive

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3	I was hoping for support...I did not find any Tbh, people in this subs are mostly angry because they believe someone (or the other gender) has wronged them. Heck, I'm here after reading statistics and meeting people that got the short stick (good dads that got their children taken away, men that got tricked and now have to child support a kid they love, while having to see a woman that now they hate, and so on...). Honesty, the best is to just get out of these subs and play it safe IRL. It's a tough world and, tbh, we are mostly alone :/	/r/MensRights	24/04/21 10:57 PM
2	I hate that men are expected to work in the most dirtiest and dangerous jobs. Hmm the different type of shirt seems weird. Like a blouse? The beard was the same in my case, but it was because people liked to left it uncut for weeks if they could, and kids or teens don't really have a nice looking beard mostly lol I can't emit an option when it comes to bras tho, haven't wear one lol so I will take your word on it. In my school, skirts should be just a bit below the knee, so pretty long ones (I guess), and girls used to wear shorts underneath them, but they were allowed. D…	/r/MensRights	20/04/21 12:19 AM
2	I hate that men are expected to work in the most dirtiest and dangerous jobs. It's mostly anectodal experience, as you can see. May be different from where u are from. I only saw disheveled guys with long hair. Most, if not all of people with short hair had it brushed. Girls almost always had it brushed and carried a brush and a pocket mirror too, so they never had it disheveled. Not even once during all my childhood even heard of it being a gender thing, not from my friends, teachers, nor parents. That's in schools, tho. Can't speak for military or other stuff. Neither f…	/r/MensRights	19/04/21 09:14 PM
2	I hate that men are expected to work in the most dirtiest and dangerous jobs. Same here. People can dress whatever they want in universities and colleges. Well, tbf, there are some places in brasil that are REALLY hot haha at least, for my tastes	/r/MensRights	19/04/21 08:10 PM
0	I hate that men are expected to work in the most dirtiest and dangerous jobs. Not necessarily. While in some cases, yes; in most (and as someone that liked having long hair, have experienced), it´s because they have it disheveled. I never was told that I looked like a girl or anything because my hair is curly, but they always said I could have a nest of birds over there, and that it looked (and I admit it) bad. I always got into trouble for that, and they explained to me that. Tbh, more than 95% of people I saw (not only from my school -and it wasn't a bad one or cheap on…	/r/MensRights	19/04/21 08:08 PM
0	I hate that men are expected to work in the most dirtiest and dangerous jobs. I agree, up to a point. Yes, the fact that long hair normally is related to women only and that men should have it short is real AND it is sexist. But also, many kids or teens that have long hair, have it disheveled. To be frank, not many, but almost all. These rules I think are done to avoid having to deal with that. Remember that institutions (and while you are wearing a uniform, you are representing an institution) have an image to protect, so having their students all dressed like they want …	/r/MensRights	19/04/21 07:59 PM
14	I hate that men are expected to work in the most dirtiest and dangerous jobs. Im from Peru, and yes, it is the same here, and as far as Im aware, it´s the same in almost, if not all, latin America. It has to do more with being "appropriately dressed", rather than "looking like a girl" tho (same as using uniforms).	/r/MensRights	19/04/21 05:07 PM
2	Do nice restaurants hate MGTOWs? Perhaps it depends in the place? In my country each waitress is assigned a table and they rotate after a while, if they do. Besides, 40%? It's your choice, but that's very generous (not that it's bad, mind you, just surprising IMO). Again, in my country we tip, but barely (not even 10% in some cases, it's just not our culture). Now, perhaps if you go to the same restaurant they already know how much you tip and that's why you get the same person? Idk, you may just be unlucky haha but don't give …	/r/MGTOW2	24/12/20 05:58 AM
3	Google didnt bother with making a Doodle on Men's Day so I made one Man this is great. Congrats!	/r/MensRights	20/11/20 04:28 AM