CyclicallyRedundant Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
14	Saddest thing about our gynocentric culture?		CyclicallyRedundant	/r/MensRights	25/03/17 09:28 AM
2	I'm planning on doing a presentation which answers the question "which sex has it better in society" for a college course, and I could use some advice.		CyclicallyRedundant	/r/MensRights	07/02/17 11:45 PM

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1	No Draft - No Opinion - If you want equality you need to know the reality, not just the comfy fantasies Why pay and surrender all those rights? Just draft.	/r/MensRights	06/05/17 04:04 PM
22	Reductio ad absurdum. Women are unpleasable, article 227,000 and counting... complains about men wanting to have sex with women complains about men who don't want to have sex with women "Desire me! Please!" "But not too much cause I feel threatened by your desire." This creature is going to burn out and destroy itself one day. How it survived this long, I have no idea. Oh wait. I do know. We did that.	/r/MensRights	04/05/17 09:28 AM
2	Feminists are feeling threatened by sex robots. Good on them. Any women who feels threatened that men will choose lifeless machines over them is starting to wake up to her own inadequacy. About time for a reality check.	/r/MensRights	04/05/17 09:17 AM
1	The Legal Abortion Movement is often less prioritized in the MRM. Is it because it weakens the Father's Right's movement? The problem is men being forced into fatherhood. Giving women the option to not have the baby helps that problem. What's good for them is also sometimes good for us. In a world without abortion men would be forced to be fathers against their will on 100% of pregnancies rather than just some.	/r/MensRights	02/05/17 08:47 AM
10	How do people think r/TheRedPill is the men's rights sub? This is literally their top post. It's a fucking joke IMO. They latch on to harmful dating double standards and the general unfairness to men in our culture and use that to prove all women are sadists. Then they justify treating women like shit in order to get laid. I mean yeah sure that can work, but you'd have to be a real clod if that's all you care about in life. I was talking to a guy who's from that sub reddit and he claimed that kino was the best way. I googled this term (because I'd never heard of it before) and found ou…	/r/MensRights	02/05/17 08:36 AM
1	It was only a matter of time...ridiculous sjw comic advocates cuckolding. It is addressed at males. So you don't think a woman might see this comic, realize it communicates the message that her boyfriend is a dick if he doesn't let her do it and there's nothing wrong with doing it, and then decide to cheat on him? At worse, it might damage the one person who chooses to participate. Assuming you're right and it affects one person, that's one person who is hurt. If at least one person is hurt by something, it's toxic. That's what that means. In fact, even if no one was …	/r/MensRights	30/04/17 08:47 PM
1	It was only a matter of time...ridiculous sjw comic advocates cuckolding. If the cartoon was encouraging women to cheat on their boyfriends That IS what it's doing. So it's not a men's issue if people are being convinced to do something consensual, no matter how toxic or stupid it is? By that logic, if there was a comic attempting to convince federal judges to give men harsher sentences and screw them over in divorce courts, since that's a consensual choice they would make on their own, it would be perfectly acceptable and therefore not worth talking about. Explain th…	/r/MensRights	30/04/17 08:35 PM
0	It was only a matter of time...ridiculous sjw comic advocates cuckolding. So do we have to only talk about legal issues? Because I see people talking about culture and antagonistic social attitudes all the time.	/r/MensRights	30/04/17 08:27 PM
0	It was only a matter of time...ridiculous sjw comic advocates cuckolding. So we don't care about men's issues? Like people attacking our sense of self worth and calling it "toxic masculinity" if we expect our female companions to be loyal to us? SJW rhetoric is fundamentally anti-men's rights.	/r/MensRights	30/04/17 08:18 PM
4	Hot Sauce In Condoms Outrage! In 2009 Jezebel was outraged at a man acting to stop stealthing and "Stealth-Pregnancy". Yeah it's stupid, just flush it or rinse it. But it really shows you how insidious the gynocracy is when they're literally shaming men for protecting their freedom by making preparations against having their sperm stolen against their will. A world where the court system gives any women the right to screw a man over in this way is not one in which trust between genders can exist. A world where a man protecting himself is a jerk is not one in which love can exist.	/r/MensRights	28/04/17 09:04 AM
6	AskReddit asks what the worst part of being a man is. A considerable portion of them are either about the stigma that prevents men from being around kids, or about court biases. Definitely the pussy pass for me. It kills your self esteem as a guy to know that society doesn't give a shit about you, unlike women who get preferential treatment and get put on a pedestal just for being born with a certain phenotype of genitalia. People have more sympathy for women, care more about their issues, will go out of their way to help or protect a woman, forgive them of grievous crimes, and even outright condone ripping apart a mans life it benefits a woman. Women have a huge advant…	/r/MensRights	28/04/17 08:47 AM
2	What do supporters of Men's Right Movement think about the Red Pill ideology? I think it's a reasonable ideology with a lot of merits. The part I disagree with is that all women are that way. They're not. Just most. And it's not an inborn trait, it's a result of society enabling it. People are only as good as the world forces them to be. But it's a fine distinction. People interpret red pill lots of different ways. At its core, it's merely about the idea that society is gynocentric, endorses women screwing over men by manipulating them, favors women at the expense of men,…	/r/MensRights	26/04/17 10:30 AM
1	dude finds out his gf of 2 years has been faking her orgasm and wants to break up. the comments are pretty much what you expect, from damage control to insulting his "Male ego". I'm assuming he wanted the breakup? That's reasonable. She obviously has issues with trust and communication if she can't talk about something so basic with him. Or she doesn't care about the sex cause she's using him. Or she's an idiot who doesn't even know what gets her own body off sexually. Or all the above. Damn right I'd want to break up in this guys situation. He thought he was in a loving relationship for two years, only to find out it wasn't real because she wasn't satisfied. I'd want t…	/r/MensRights	26/04/17 10:17 AM
5	Of course this should be only in women's restrooms. So you're going to tell me what I think? As if you know my own mind better than I do? Wow, don't think I've met a more arrogant person in my entire life. And if that's the case, I really don't see the point in talking to you. The epitome of your intellectual capacity is "misogynist! jerk! rape apologist!" rather than engaging in actual debate, just like I predicted. Charming. If YOU read what I wrote, you'll see I countered your points pretty damn well. And from where I'm standing, you're the wo…	/r/MensRights	17/04/17 06:09 PM
4	Of course this should be only in women's restrooms. I'm not justifying it, excusing it, or saying it should be expected. It bothers me that these things happen, not just becuase I can sympathize with the victims but becuase it also gives men a bad reputation. That said, I am saying that this is the real world. Bad shit happens. Saying that we can prevent all bad things from happening is incredibly naive. People need to be aware of how to protect themselves. So maybe instead of using an app like tinder to meet up with some player whom you haven't …	/r/MensRights	17/04/17 05:49 PM
6	Of course this should be only in women's restrooms. I'll be honest, not entirely sure if this post is satire or not. In any case, I garentee you that women having these problems are choosing the wrong type of guys. I and every other guy I know would never do something like this. I think you're examining a small subset of scumbag men whom are disproportionately represented in the dating scene. For example, are you really surprised that you'll find rude, impatient, and overly horny assholes willing to grope women in a place where people specificall…	/r/MensRights	17/04/17 05:35 PM
2	Of course this should be only in women's restrooms. Hah, funny. As if they were actually looking for good guys to begin with.	/r/MensRights	17/04/17 05:24 PM
8	Of course this should be only in women's restrooms. Why am I not surprised that there are people actually encouraging this notion that any guy a woman doesn't want or whom she thinks is less than 100% perfect is automatically a dangerous creep? And that this gives them the right to be obscenely picky to the point where they feel entitled to up and leave in the middle of a date? I guess you have the right to do so, but like, that's still incredibly rude. And if you are going to do it, just leave. He's not going to pull out a gun and shoot you. You…	/r/MensRights	17/04/17 07:03 AM
1	Does anyone else feel uneasy about associating with women? Well, my friends all tell me I'm very sociable and fun to be around. It must be my looks then. I'm not very conventionally attractive for a guy (i.e. strong jawline, low cheekbones, etc). I actually have a very androgynous look, probably since I have abnormally high estrogen levels. I have good skin and a symmetrical face, but lately I've been wondering if I'm just not what women want a guy to look like. shrug	/r/MensRights	14/04/17 06:16 PM
1	Does anyone else feel uneasy about associating with women? I generally have some anxiety about social situations. For example, I tend to overlanalyze my behavior for anything I might have done that's dumb/embarrassing, and it stresses me out a bit. I'm told that I generally have good social skills, though I often have trouble making many close friends. All in all it's not too bad I suppose. I do definitely have more with dating, for the reasons we have been discussing. Better at what? Manipulation? In that case, I'd agree. Cause a lot of women come on t…	/r/MensRights	14/04/17 04:27 PM
2	Does anyone else feel uneasy about associating with women? Yeah, I've noticed that from socializing with women and dating. I seldom get asked questions about myself, as if many women don't even care who I am. I feel like I'm the only one interested in getting to know another person, and my conversations are usually one sided with me asking lots of questions about her in order to simply keep it going. It's one of the reasons I'm starting to get disheartened about dating.	/r/MensRights	14/04/17 04:07 PM
1	Does anyone else feel uneasy about associating with women? Yeah, nothing In that list sounds like me at all, except not being able to read emotions I guess. Even then it's only only love/affection. So even then I didn't really fit the criteria. Basically it's just happened a lot that I feel as if a woman I like is interested in me due to various signs: hugging, hanging on my every word, being willing to touch, wanting to talk to me and/or hang out, etc. I went through a lot of rejection and heartache becuase I would get my hopes up, and even feel as if …	/r/MensRights	14/04/17 10:32 AM
2	Does anyone else feel uneasy about associating with women? Yes, men and women are different. Yes, there are instances where it is logical to treat men and women differently based on biology. IE women getting longer maternity leave than a man gets paternity leave. However, I don't see how that impacts the idea of seeing women as more valuable, of treating women like helpless and harmless little flowers who can do no wrong, to the point where men get sent off to die by the thousands in wars and women don't have to, to where women can claim anything about …	/r/MensRights	14/04/17 10:29 AM
2	Does anyone else feel uneasy about associating with women? when you express opinions about things you don't have experience of. So I'm not allowed to have opinions about gender issues or women, even though I've been alive for 22 years, interacting with lots of women during that time, and this is an extremely relevant and important aspect of life. Okay... Sure, I haven't dated seriously or been in a long term relationship. But so what? That's so off topic. The kind of discrimination I'm talking about exists outside of relationships, too. And my exact poi…	/r/MensRights	14/04/17 09:02 AM
3	Does anyone else feel uneasy about associating with women? That's interesting. I'm horribly bad at reading people too, to the point where I can't tell if a woman is showing genuine interest or not. It's caused me tons of problems and grief. And it doesn't help that my threshold of what kind of physical contact is appropriate (basically, none) for people who don't have romantic interest is way more sensitive than the average person. In fact I've been curious for several years now if I'm on the spectrum, albeit very high functioning. Don't know how it cou…	/r/MensRights	13/04/17 07:11 PM
5	Does anyone else feel uneasy about associating with women? I can see why you might say that, and you're right that these things mainly come up in intimate settings. But I still feel uneasy about it, just knowing that she holds more power. And then there's the resentment I mentioned before. I know it's not fair, but I really do resent them. Maybe that's just an issue I need to work through. Lastly, I'm worried of being with female friends and falling for them, therefore having to stop seeing them.	/r/MensRights	13/04/17 11:24 AM
7	Does anyone else feel uneasy about associating with women? Yeah, I live in california. Most women don't seem particularly crazy on the outside, you know I never hear this feminist sjw nonsense around my campus, but people are shocked and act like I'm a savage misogynist for simply saying things like "men have higher sex drive than women on average due to biology" and talking about basic men's rights issues. I even did a presentation in my philosophy class about how society gives women the upper hand in a class of mostly women and got tons of ad hominem …	/r/MensRights	13/04/17 11:11 AM
5	Does anyone else feel uneasy about associating with women? So if I'm worried about getting snakebites, apparently the solution is to go gets lots of smaller and less dangerous snakebites? No thank you.	/r/MensRights	13/04/17 10:59 AM
12	Does anyone else feel uneasy about associating with women? Well that's the point, if you pursue women the odds are good you'll end up in those kinds of intimate settings, as you say. Then there's the fact that marriage is an incredibly dumb idea, so thinking long term here, it won't really work out. Just becuase it's not a huge likelihood doesn't mean it's not threatening. If I play russian roulette, the odds aren't huge I'll blow my brains out. Still wouldn't do it becuase that's a terrible consequence, even if the odds are low.	/r/MensRights	13/04/17 10:51 AM
35	So, boys(11-13) who are raped by a woman are either a "trembling little weak-kneed pansies" or "homosexuals", and are "hypersensitive pussies" for not being grateful. This is the kind of shaming male sexual abuse victims face all the time Could you imagine the absolute hellstorm of outrage if you said "little girls who get raped by older men are wimpy lesbians"?	/r/MensRights	09/04/17 09:32 AM
5	Maryland schools would teach kids that boys are presumed guilty of rape under approved bill Why are we talking to kids about rape at all???!!!?	/r/MensRights	27/03/17 08:50 AM
1	TIL: The US Department of Justice found that 80% of victims of murders by a woman are men, but only 24% of victims of murders by a man are women. I'm not quite sure what you're saying. My point was that men are less violent to women than they are to other mean even giving that women make easier targets on average. So when feminists say there's an epidemic of normalizing female violence they're so off base it's not even funny.	/r/MensRights	26/03/17 08:40 PM
1	TIL: The US Department of Justice found that 80% of victims of murders by a woman are men, but only 24% of victims of murders by a man are women. And this is despite the fact that women are biologically weaker. So not only is it a wild disparity on its own, but it defies a basic fact that would cause you to expect the exact opposite. When are people finally going to admit that even ammoral scum murderers prioritize female lives over male ones? Like not only are men not violent and oppressive towards women, as feminists claim, even though it would be easy for us to be that way, but we actively seek to treat them better at the expense of ot…	/r/MensRights	26/03/17 10:50 AM
2	New First World Feminism Problem: Cosmo Worries That Men Are Deriving Too Much Pleasure from Giving an Orgasm to a Woman I wonder how joyless and bleak their lives are. They literally can't comprehend the fact that men like it becuase they like making their partners happy. Or they do get it, but they just think that's sick somehow. A total disconnect from understanding love and human emotions of attachment. And that's really fucking sad in my book. I mean most women are probably having plenty of partners but how much are they really enjoying it if this is their attitude towards sex? I'd rather be a virgin who appr…	/r/MensRights	26/03/17 10:40 AM
6	A 5th-grader wrote 7 rules for talking to girls — but grown-ups could learn from them too: Girls should bully boys into being seen and not heard, girl's threats include claims of victimization include need for counseling and weaponization of authorities, blamed on the target boy Lol a kid wrote some dumb rules and fully grown adults extrapolated wildly from it to get all kinds of hidden meanings to support their worldview. Pathetic. What's with the extreme left using kids as weapons these days? What's with all this "woke child" stuff? How stupid do they think we are to buy into that crap? Gotta love the insanity of it all though. How do you expect a guy to magically know when it's okay to approach you or not? Sorry, we aren't psychics and you're the not the fucking quee…	/r/MensRights	26/03/17 10:33 AM
1	New Male Sex Robots With Bionic Penises May Just Replace Men in The Pleasure Department: "These dolls will be able to carry their human lovers around and do things you usually have to trick a real man into doing" Somehow I really can't imagine there being a great pressing demand for female masturbatory aids. It would be less of a sexbot and more of a servant bot. I support this though. Would make things cleaner. Any woman who just wants a robot lover is probably going to treat any guys she gets involved with the same way, and is someone I'd therefore like to avoid. I'm not really scared of being replaced...I don't have a role for a robot to steal from me anyway, lol. I think men and women might get along…	/r/MensRights	26/03/17 10:21 AM
16	SJWs assume they are allowed to do can do what they want and when. Organisers forced to cancel anti-rape march planned for Glasgow - they forget to ask for permission. Why do they act like they're unique in being anti rape? 99% of people in the civilized world are. There is not some kind of mass epidemic of people thinking rape is okay. It would be like anti nazi or anti murder walk. Love the irony of an anti rape crusade not asking for consent.	/r/MensRights	26/03/17 10:14 AM
1	Saddest thing about our gynocentric culture? I said that meaning more like "as long as you're nice and you show that you have a healthy personality and are caring you'll eventually meet someone". Today that's an extremely naive thing to say, you know, and that's disturbing to me. I don't like having to be a cynical bastard.	/r/MensRights	25/03/17 07:42 PM
2	How do MRAs feel about the insult "cuck"? It doesn't make sense. Cuck refers to sjw types who white knight and cow-tow to women's machinations, but I don't exactly see women flocking to the opposite side either. So I'm not exactly sure how they're being cucked exactly.	/r/MensRights	24/03/17 10:43 AM
1	It's bad if men don't care, and now it's also bad if men do care. WTF, feminists? \| Why Guys Get Turned on When You Orgasm, and Why That's a Bad Thing There's an easier fucking explanation that doesn't require layers of indoctrination and elaborate mental gymnastics: He likes it when you orgasm because he likes YOU, dumb cunt! Same reason men do everything else in our culture like buy you rings and gifts and drinks and meals and provide for you...contrary to what feminists might think, men actually care for their women. But I guess modern women don't actually realize this since they only spread their legs for tattooed troglodytes. I don't thin…	/r/MensRights	24/03/17 02:05 AM
2	Meet the woke misogynist If anything, isn't she a walking example of why it will never work to teach women how not to get raped, since she can't see a connection between her actions and consequences?	/r/MensRights	22/03/17 09:29 AM
1	Meet the woke misogynist That's interesting. So if you were going to romance a woman, wouldn't you lose respect for her if she was the type who would let herself be groped in the tits by a good-looking sexist? Wouldn't you want someone who's different, who has self respect, and those tricks don't work on? And furthermore, how can you be into someone romantically that you can't respect? I can't even understand this for the purposes of hook ups. Any woman who gives it up that easily has probably done so before, and theref…	/r/MensRights	22/03/17 08:42 AM
1	Meet the woke misogynist Yeah but I mean, unless you don't think it's pathetic for her pussy to be telling her that, then feminism is actually correct in telling women "you shouldn't like neanderthals". I'm trying to come up with an example for men but I couldn't type "classy, intelligent women" with a straight face.	/r/MensRights	22/03/17 08:27 AM
1	Meet the woke misogynist So what you're saying is women fall for assholes because it's easier to assess their boldness? Cause I mean not all men who are respectful of women are chumps. They'res a way to be confidant and cool without being pushy and creepy. It's just that women usually don't have the patience to give a guy an actual chance to display those qualities. If that's what you're saying, I agree completely. And strange as it sounds, it kind of makes sense: they should be embarrassed if those are the kinds of men…	/r/MensRights	22/03/17 08:18 AM
6	Meet the woke misogynist So what you're saying is that women desperately need to convince themselves that all men are actually assholes in disguise in order to justify why she never dates nice guys? Amazing. Aware of the cognitive dissonance, and tries to suppress it by adding more cognitive dissonance (i.e. I'm a strong, independent, intelligent woman but I'm so easily tricked and it's not my fault). I wonder what it's like to occupy a constant burden of multiple layers of doublethink. Must be incredibly stress-inducin…	/r/MensRights	22/03/17 07:58 AM
2	Meet the woke misogynist Heh, when people accuse of me of being sexist I always say "I complain about things that I love because I want to see them be better." If I was really a male supremacist I'd stop bitching about women, hire hookers, and move on with my life.	/r/MensRights	22/03/17 07:54 AM
2	Meet the woke misogynist LMAO "women will complain about something they actually want"	/r/MensRights	22/03/17 07:37 AM
5	Meet the woke misogynist Wow. I'm not even an extroverted type of person who would go to bars, but even I know that the entire reason why people do that is to meet the opposite sex. Every time I think I've seen the dumbest thing on the internet, someone always proves me wrong. Look at the way it's worded: if men are "lucky enough" for a woman to approach them. Yet these are the same people complaining about being approached. Double standards, much? The level of entitlement and hypocrisy! I can't even... I guarantee you …	/r/MensRights	22/03/17 07:28 AM
1	Meet the woke misogynist Except it didn't work, lol.	/r/MensRights	22/03/17 06:43 AM
2	Meet the woke misogynist And people wonder why I say millennial women are childlike and immature.	/r/MensRights	22/03/17 06:31 AM
2	Meet the woke misogynist I think you misunderstand the word "creep." It doesn't refer to actual creeps, it refers to guys who lack confidence. Hrm...you may be right, at least when it comes to the way millennial women use the word "creep". My point was that what women think is creepy is not actually creepy by any kind of sane and normal standard (and vice versa). Hence the recent Tinder experiment where a guy posing as a male model started with lines like "I wanna blow a load in your face" and there was nary a mention o…	/r/MensRights	22/03/17 06:28 AM
8	Meet the woke misogynist I fucking lost it at: “erotic massage therapist,” working with sexual trauma victims and teaching them how to orgasm again. Are you kidding me? This is either savage satire or this bitch is the dumbest woman on the planet. How does an adult woman fall for something that absurd? It's more evidence that modern women don't have any kind of functioning creepiness filter. She shouldn't be surprised she ended up with some weirdo who can't take no for an answer. This whole story reads like a chain of t…	/r/MensRights	22/03/17 06:05 AM
1	Hey look what my school (HighSchool) newspaper highlighted :) Ah, I see your point. Yeah, I suppose that is disproportionate. The reasons why men in general commit suicide more often are obvious, but why it would be white males in particular is something I can only guess. Maybe it's white feminist/sjw guys who've internalized the misandry and white guild bullshit of this culture? My point had more to do with the fact that it's still by and large a huge male problem in general that DOES affect all men as group far more than women, whether they're white or n…	/r/MensRights	21/03/17 06:45 AM
1	Hey look what my school (HighSchool) newspaper highlighted :) Um, how exactly am I indulging in "Marxist class warfare rhetoric"? I'm just saying that the white part shouldn't matter, because there is a reasonable explanation why that should be so. It's the men part that should be the focus. That's about as neutral as you can get. If black men were 8/10 in suicides I'd be saying it's a race problem since they make up a small minority of the population yet are insanely high in suicides. But that's not the case. If there are more of a certain kind if people,…	/r/MensRights	21/03/17 06:37 AM
9	Hey look what my school (HighSchool) newspaper highlighted :) The reason white males commit suicide more often is because there are more white people in the country. They would be better served to highlight the "male" aspect of it since that's a far more relevant factor. Assuming the sex balance is 50/50, the rate at which men commit suicide would be disturbingly higher because it's so disparate. Also, last time I checked, I thought the statistic was 8/10 for men?	/r/MensRights	19/03/17 05:36 AM
1	Student assaults officer, spits on them and racially abuses them. Judge "I'm not sending a lady to prison for this" she gets 200 hours community service instead. What's the reasoning? Can someone seriously explain that? Sounds like blatant "women are more valuable and deserve preferential treatment" logic.	/r/MensRights	15/03/17 12:38 AM
1	is it just me or society is trying to downplay the differences between male and female libido? As I've already said, saying that T causes malicious sexuality is fallacious for many reasons. And there is another way to account for this situation: simply pointing out that it's factually wrong that men and women have the same sex drive. These stupid people who try to assert there's no difference are easy to demolish in a debate. Edit: I'm not sure if you're saying my logic is bad, or if you're just echoing what other people would say in response. Sorry if I missed your point. Either way, the…	/r/MensRights	15/03/17 12:08 AM
1	is it just me or society is trying to downplay the differences between male and female libido? The way you put it, it's as if you're saying all men are like that. It's factually true that more men are those things because all of those things go hand in hand with a more powerful sex drive. It's an instance of the old saying "correlation not causation". A very small amount of men are actually any of the things you named, so obliviously high sex drive doesn't directly cause them. However, they are correlated in the sense that they seem to overlap. An example: women abuse children more often …	/r/MensRights	14/03/17 11:59 PM
4	Legacy That's odd. Since when is it a feminist thing to accept trans people? I'm a rabid and outspoken anti feminist but I have trans friends. In fact, there's a sect of radical feminists who despise transwomen and see them as "appropriating womanhood". Conservatism is just as dangerous to men as extreme liberalism.	/r/MensRights	14/03/17 02:14 PM
2	is it just me or society is trying to downplay the differences between male and female libido? >It seems many people have a mix between female and male libidos. Evidence? Other than yourself, I mean. And yes, there are exceptions. I'm sure you're one of them and there are some women like you. However, the studies I've seen (and I've recently had a psychology of sex class) show that empirically, men and women usually differ quite a bit when it comes to sexuality. And to clarify, I think men and women differ in how much they want sex and how often, not in a porn vs romance kind of way. I th…	/r/MensRights	14/03/17 02:03 PM
2	Feminists are redefining what "respect" means now Well it would be weird in that it usually doesn't happen. But not everything that is normal is good. I can't speak for all males out there, but I'd find it even more uncomfortable if a woman immediately came on to me extremely heavily, propositioned me, etc. I'd think she's a slut and/or trying to take advantage of my emotions by dating me and/or child trapping me. Healthy relationships are based on love and mutual admiration. (Not talking from experience but observation and logic.) They start i…	/r/MensRights	14/03/17 01:48 PM
3	State Rep. Jessica Farrar, a Houston Democrat, filed House Bill 4260 Friday, which would fine men $100 for masturbating. How would such a law be enforced? Guys will jerk off unless the state is willing to provide free prostitutes and/or mandate that all women be much more promiscuous. In that case...sssweeeetttt. But seriously, what's even the point? Is she saying female masturbation is stigmatized? Is she saying women are subjected to invasive procedures? Cause if so, both these things are news to me.	/r/MensRights	14/03/17 01:14 PM
7	Legacy Please don't tell me people actually find this funny and are anti-trans.	/r/MensRights	14/03/17 01:08 PM
2	Bookstore hides all books written by men authors, Buzzfeed feminists celebrate So did they accidentally prove men are historically smarter? Rhetorical question. Of course not. Reality is, throughout history, the biggest system of oppression was of rich (educated) vs poor (uneducated). Authors like Mary Shelley are proof that even centuries ago women were allowed to read and write. Maybe more contemporary books are written by men because literature is usually about the human condition and men are more deeply emotional and introspective?	/r/MensRights	14/03/17 01:02 PM
2	Another blatantly racist and sexist post So it couldn't be one of a thousand other explanations, like some biological or psychological factor on the woman's part, lack of communication, the fact that women have lower sex drives to begin with, etc? No, of course not... There isn't an argument here: just some data and a non-sequitur heedlessly inferred from it. Nothing but a ham fisted, childish, and petty way to attack straight guys for no good reason.	/r/MensRights	14/03/17 12:56 PM
34	Feminists are redefining what "respect" means now Not a particularly contentious premise, but the problem is what feminists quantify as actually being an indicator of respect these days. Which is to say, treating women equally is not respectful enough anymore. What is it that's supposed to be? Bowing down and kissing their feet? They think catcalls and compliments are objectifying, but I bet if all men ignored women everywhere they'd have a nervous breakdown. Meanwhile it would make my week if a woman complimented me or signaled that she found …	/r/MensRights	14/03/17 12:50 PM
4	is it just me or society is trying to downplay the differences between male and female libido? Yeah, I've been called a misogynist simply for pointing out that men have higher sex drives. It's biologically provable (since testosterone is what creates sex drive and men have thousands of times more of it), as well as observable in the way the world is. These people seem to want to blur the lines between the sexes and make women more like men, even though they claim men are horrible. It makes no sense. Ah, what it must be like to constantly occupy this state of cognitive dissonance. I was es…	/r/MensRights	14/03/17 12:42 PM
2	"But it's done to women so it's the same" "Any sexual pleasure in his life" Winner of the exaggeration of the year award. Because clearly all those guys never masturbate, can't have kids, and don't have a sex drive, right? Please don't do that thing where you oppose something by horshoeing downwards until you're just as radical and hyperbolic as feminists.	/r/MensRights	14/03/17 12:32 PM