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| 1 | "How can a girl rape a boy"Jesus lad, stop trying to be offended, I never said at all that these were qualities exclusive to men, and I don't give a shit if someone wants to dress up like a girl, more power to them. Of course woman can be all those nice things like brave and self-sacrificing, stop looking for ways to be outraged and pull your head out of your ass. Anyway, you're a fucking idiot, so see you later pal. | /r/MensRights | 25/11/12 07:43 PM |
| 0 | "How can a girl rape a boy"For fuck's sake, we are obviously talking about the concept of 'being a man' rather than whether someone is biologically a man or not. Nobody who's not a retard would argue that dancing around ina pink dress or being a coward or whatever automatically strips you of your penis and installs a vagina. This talk is about the concept of masculinity, which is a paradigm set by society. Of course my loose definition is based on my background and culture, what the fuck else would it be based on? This is… | /r/MensRights | 24/11/12 01:17 PM |
| 0 | "How can a girl rape a boy"Cop on, I'm not telling anyone who to be. Obviously I'm describing a type of personality that stems from my own experience an background. The whole point is that we're views of masculinity. Saying that everyone is a unique delicate flower and we have no right to define a person leaves us with no definitions at all. Society sets up a definition of what it is to be a man. A person then either fits that definition or not. It might stick in someone's craw, but let's not fuck around saying that anyon… | /r/MensRights | 24/11/12 01:04 PM |
| -10 | "How can a girl rape a boy"That might be the stupidest shit I've ever heard. The definition of what it is to be a 'man', according to those who bother caring about what it is to be a man, are very simple. A sense of duty that lasts beyond providing for one's own happiness. Valuing one's family or an ideal above oneself. A stubbron persistence that is based more on a personal investment in being persistent than a believe in the principle one is being persistent for. Of course, these are not all positive things. Buy also, b… | /r/MensRights | 24/11/12 01:17 AM |
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