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r/menslib is better and can use more people
/r/MensRights04/03/22 06:54 PM
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She's definitely got "trout snout " going on. He could have been with a much better looking woman.
/r/PussyPass09/11/16 07:41 PM
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Call everyday at the same time and notify them. Give them names of a dozen or so women you are "hoping" to hook up with, including the queen and a couple of well known actresses. Stupid rules deserve stupid responses.
/r/PussyPass22/01/16 09:26 PM
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This man may be seen as an idiot for agreeing to this awful punishment, but according to the article he was a victim of abuse by her. Her punishment is far too lenient and this man needs help.
/r/PussyPass24/09/15 03:24 AM
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I'm trying to figure out how "the system" doesn't see this as a problem. A father is unemployed and can not pay child support. So let us lock him up and let us spend money keeping him in jail. Let us spend money having to provide his meals, clothing, shelter, medical, and dental care. Well, the amount of money the state will spend to keep this man in jail will probably end up being more than the amount he owes in child support. I find that ridiculous.
/r/MensRights19/12/13 07:36 AM
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To anyone saying that men should just leave or hit back: Our society takes the woman's side in cases of abuse. If a woman abuses a man he is seen as weak. An abused woman is seen as victimized. People say to hit back, but if he does so (in self defense) he goes to jail and is forever labelled a wife beater. Men can lose everything just for defending themselves. Our society places women on a pedestal and encourages women to fight- to be a "bitch" and slap men. But an abused man fighting back or l…
/r/MensRights27/11/13 05:31 PM
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I think it's that female rapists are given sympathy because they are women and because people still have trouble understanding that a woman can force sex on a male. It's a terrible double standard. A younger guy with an older woman is seen as lucky while a younger girl with an older guy is seen as the victim. Yes there are younger guys/girls who are willing to be with an adult. And gender really should not matter either way. The bottom line should be that an adult took advantage of a minor-and t…
/r/MensRights15/11/13 04:42 PM
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Study groups and book clubs are good places to meet people. And having a degree (or not) is a ridiculous reason to not want to get to know a person. Sure having a degree or working toward one is a sign of having goals, but it's not the only thing that can make a person successful. Edit: I am not in any way insinuating that finding a relationship is the be all, end all. But if a person has reached the point where they want a relationship then I feel they should get out there and meet people. Ther…
/r/MensRights01/11/13 04:51 PM
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I know the feeling of being pressured to breed. I have had that pressure since I was 16! I have dealt with friends, coworkers, neighbors, family, and even strangers pressuring me to have kids. Even asking me what's the purpose of me even living unless I have children. It's pretty crazy the way people will feel the need to pressure someone they hardly know over the issue of kids. I don't feel oppressed or anything like that, I have come to find it amusing. And when I meet someone who is hardcore …
/r/MensRights01/11/13 03:41 PM
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Not all women want children nowadays. You might not meet women who do not want kids- but they are out there. The biggest issue I had in my past relationships was the issue of having kids. I never wanted children and have chosen to be childfree. Most people want kids. I had to end 2 serious long term relationships due to this issue. It's not easy to meet like minded people, sometimes we have to wade through a deep sea of relationships to find our perfect match.
/r/MensRights01/11/13 03:23 PM
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That's not too old. I am several years older than you and am getting ready to go through a few major life changes. You are not too old to meet new people, experience new things, and meet someone you can spend your life with. I think between 30 and 40 is the best time to find a mate. You have had time to mature and learn who you really are. You are young enough to still really enjoy life and change whatever you may want to.
/r/MensRights01/11/13 03:10 PM
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How old is "old"? I consider myself old, yet I am told by everyone that I am still young.
/r/MensRights01/11/13 03:02 PM
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You might be surprised. I always thought I would never find someone that would love me and have the kind of relationship I want. I figured I would be alone. I have quite a few things about me that made it difficult to find someone who would want to be with me. But I did. Just when you think you can not find what you are looking for- you will.
/r/MensRights01/11/13 02:35 PM
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She could have (or probably did) ruined the guy's life by making false claims against him. Making a false claim (domestic violence, rape, assault, etc...) can destroy a person's life. Even if he is exonerated it can still screw him over. Many men who are proven innocent of charges still have the label attached. Men who are falsely accused of rape are still called rapists by others. People who are falsely accused of abuse are still labeled abusers or sexual predators. She abused the law's time an…
/r/MensRights01/11/13 02:07 PM
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Reading through this thread makes me glad I'm too old to get involved in arguing over "fake geeks" "fake gamers" and that I'm too old to feel the need to prove myself to anyone. I have met people who were trying too hard to come across as geeks. I never feel the need to question them because I just don't care if they are being phony or not. I fail to see how someone pretending to be a gamer or geek affects me in any way.
/r/MensRights09/08/13 11:59 PM
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That is an excellent point. The lives of the wife or child of the hero far outweigh the lives of the hundreds of henchmen, mini bosses, and bosses in these games. How many more thousands of goombas and koopas have to die for Princess Peach's freedom?
/r/MensRights03/06/13 03:31 PM
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My statement was not saying that someone else's views changed my mind. I think for myself. My statement meant that I don't believe the death penalty is fair to all groups of people- meaning that certain people are treated better than others and less likely to receive the death penalty. I have very little faith in the justice system. Innocent people are often found guilty while murderers often get a lesser sentence or go free. I changed my mind about the death penalty because I personally don't s…
/r/MensRights16/05/13 09:08 PM
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I've been watching this trial since the beginning. I am relieved they found her guilty of premeditated and felony murder. I was worried they wouldn't because even though it is very obvious she planned the murder -there was still a small chance at least 1 juror would believe her lies or feel sorry for her. In regards to the death penalty- I don't believe in it anymore. I used to. But since I realized how heavily skewed it is in favor of certain groups I have come to think that it's best to get ri…
/r/MensRights16/05/13 12:30 PM
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Indeed. I have no problems with someone showing passion for their art or their personal beliefs. But the issue with her is that she is spewing hatred and the young people who idolize her eat it up.
/r/MensRights05/05/13 01:37 PM
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Women angrily judging her for doing what she wants with her own body? What year is this again?
/r/MensRights05/05/13 12:47 PM
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I have a few of her albums given to me as gifts and they are awful. She writes the way most teens text. Her lyrics are forcing anger and spewing hatred. She thinks of herself as a true poet (hence the name Otep which uses the letters in poet). She is pretty successful though -she's been around for several years, performed at Ozzfest, and has a huge following.
/r/MensRights05/05/13 12:44 PM
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The advice is terrible and outdated nonsense.
/r/MensRights12/04/13 01:21 AM
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This reminds me of the locker rooms situation back in my junior high school. The girl's locker room had individual stalls with their own private showers-all enclosed. The girls could dress in the open or go in to a stall with a lock on the door. The boy's locker room was one big room with another smaller room for the showers. It was not private and in fact- the boy's shower room had an emergency exit door that if opened anyone walking by could see them all there naked. Now this was junior high- …
/r/MensRights12/04/13 01:20 AM
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Ah, I wasn't aware there was a gender specific term for the profession.
/r/MensRights06/04/13 04:21 PM
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Gender bias seems acceptable in this field. Many places hire mostly females. The way I see it- as long as my masseuse is friendly and professional their gender doesn't matter. Same with my doctor or dentist.
/r/MensRights06/04/13 01:11 PM
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Thanks for clearing that up since I wasn't sure if she put things in the dishwasher or washing machine because they kept saying "washer" and in my family that term was used for either machine. She definitely was methodical in everything she did leading up to, during, and after- which is what the prosecution's questioning showed. A PTSD sufferer in a daze (as she claims) wouldn't have done half the things she did. When being questioned by her defense council she remembered almost every tiny detai…
/r/MensRights04/04/13 05:48 PM
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It's the Arco up on Foothill near Rosemead blvd. She stopped there to get enough gas to top off her tank and the gas cans.
/r/MensRights03/04/13 09:05 AM
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It is indeed. This is why I've been recording the live testimony. There are several shows that keep going over previous testimony from the beginning. The prosecution made a point of going over every single step in the entire sequence before, during, and after to show that it was planned. In my opinion he has done a great job.
/r/MensRights02/04/13 09:32 AM
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The sequence of events are: she took the gun from her grandparents, she rented a car (even though she had a good car already), she borrowed the gas cans plus bought 1 more, she went on her trip ending up in Pasadena where she bought gas in 3 separate transactions (and it's the station I get gas from!), she drove to Mesa, hung out with him, had sex, took nude photos, put her stuff in her car, took photos of him and talked him into posing in the shower, attacked him with the knife by stabbing him …
/r/MensRights02/04/13 09:19 AM
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You say you are confident she has not been with anyone else, but can it be that she was with someone else BEFORE hooking up with you? It is possible someone else impregnated her and didn't want anything to do with it- so she could have found a patsy. Just a thought. I'd insist on a paternity test.
/r/MensRights02/04/13 06:46 AM
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The jury is a representation of the rest of us. If us on the outside can be swayed into believing her lies then it is very likely the jury can be too.
/r/MensRights02/04/13 05:34 AM
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Exactly. With the OJ trial it was race that polarized people and people were swayed by his fame. In this case it is the idea of women as victims of abuse and the justification of killing someone for said abuse and some are swayed by her looks. Plus- there are quite a few people who buy her whole "helpless victim" crap. They think she was in the right because they believe her baseless claims against him.
/r/MensRights02/04/13 05:08 AM
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It does matter. There just needs to be enough people on the jury to disagree with her being guilty and it will be a hung jury. The prosecution is asking for the death penalty due to premeditated and felony murder and all 12 members must agree to convict. We know she killed him, but if just 1 juror thinks she did so in self defense then there will be no death penalty. All it takes is for one female to sympathize with her and believe she was victimized or 1 guy to think she's too hot to be a socio…
/r/MensRights02/04/13 05:04 AM
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I meet with a lot of victims of domestic violence in my line of work (public services). I have seen hundreds of victims- many of which are ashamed to say anything about what is happening to them and many who are bullied into silence by their partners. I have had many women come forward to me, but not one single man. Even when I witness the man's partner abuse them right in front of me- the men stay silent. There is too much of a stigma of being a weakling if a man is victimized by a woman.
/r/MensRights02/04/13 04:35 AM
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I hate this case but am at the same time am very intrigued. I have been watching the trial every damn day and there are some days that I end up very angry. The defense has made claims that Travis abused, stalked, and forced her into deviant sexual behavior. They claim he verbally, sexually, emotionally, and physically abused her. They claim he controlled everything. Yet the story continually changes. As the prosecution whittles away at the claims and one by one disproves them her story changes. …
/r/MensRights02/04/13 02:43 AM
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How is being stared at a traumatic experience? I can understand for some people who may have been stalked in the past not being comfortable with being stared at excessively. I get stared at by other women more than I do by men. Why isn't it considered traumatic when a woman stares too?
/r/MensRights12/03/13 10:34 PM
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It's getting to the point that people are going to have to start signing contracts every single time any sexual activity takes place in order to show both parties as completely consenting in their sexual activity. You want me to rub your breasts? Sign here... You want me to blow you? Sign here... It's sad. And I'm getting sick of hearing about women who fuck or blow a guy very willingly then later regret it and so then claim rape or coercion. Bullshit.
/r/MensRights27/02/13 06:27 PM
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It's 2013 and people falsely accused of sexual assaults are still being treated as expendable. If the identity of victims of sexual assaults are kept secret then the identity of the accused should be kept secret until they are convicted. I've known a few people that falsely accused others of sex crimes. They ruined those men's lives. The men were still seen as rapists even after the accusers admitted to lying. There are some people who are so desperate for attention that they will do anything fo…
/r/MensRights26/02/13 11:49 PM
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