Fractella Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
78	Womanspreading at its finest Can we just put these people in the douche bag category and forget about gender?	/r/MensRights	23/08/19 02:17 AM
1	As a father and man who has sex... I got my daughter labiaplasty, because it was my choice as her father. I’ve had sex with big lip girls, and prefer labiaplastied. I also know a majority of men like myself don’t like roast beef sandwhiches lol A lot of current religious practice today, like forbidden foods or circumcision, come from a time very long ago when we did not have antibiotics or the medical knowledge we have today. So, imagine a time when people didn't bathe, nor did we understand disease or even knew about micro-organisms. I don't actually know the original idea of circumcision, but it probably made some sense back then in regards to avoiding sexually transmitted disease, or just genital cleanliness. Obviously, now, medical…	/r/MensRights	22/08/19 03:45 AM
8	“I really feel this film is the thing I’m most proud of in my entire life, and once people get to see this film, I think all this terrible press is going to look ridiculous.” Cassie Jaye, The Red Pill What I like about the sneak peak is that is shows you that yes, MRA issues are real. Yes, feminist issues are real. But the problem isn't the other gender... and I hate the term "patriarchy", but we do live in a world that still has remnants of women being the softer sex. Unfortunately, women are able to manipulate these view points, and legal systems for their advantage. I'm a nurse. I see both MEN and WOMEN have their lives destroyed by their partner. I nursed a woman who was attacked by a mac…	/r/MensRights	05/11/16 12:04 AM
4	First time I've ever seen a sticker like this in a mens bathroom. About time. I was in an abusive relationship once. That was his excuse, too. It never made the news. Good for you for getting out though. It's pretty shocking when you realize you're no longer tolerating the abuse, but accepting it.	/r/MensRights	09/10/14 12:43 AM
3	Oh. That's, uh...good. Because Cosmo is the go-to on female opinions. Way to buy into sensationalism. "I'd kill him/her" or "he'd/she'd kill me" is a pretty common term for "I'd be really damn upset if my SO_____." Right, that's normal to be upset about it. Cosmo is also for women, there will be no gender equality on a single gender-oriented garbage magazine.	/r/MensRights	30/01/12 11:55 PM
1	Is 'women and children' first a real rule? Ah, of course. Too late to make the evac call. I just read about why there was so much panic.	/r/MensRights	17/01/12 01:55 AM
1	Is 'women and children' first a real rule? Some day it could happen, you're right. I'm sorry, but I think I have a bigger issue with selective service, but I'm biased, since I come from a country that doesn't have conscription.	/r/MensRights	17/01/12 12:30 AM
1	Is 'women and children' first a real rule? I agree with you, I expect there are plenty of people who (not just feminists), for different reasons, would prefer for selective services to stay the way it is. However, isn't it better to look for a solution instead of focusing on the problem?	/r/MensRights	17/01/12 12:09 AM
-1	Is 'women and children' first a real rule? Why not push for equality and push for no selective service at all? I think that sounds like a far better idea, because fuck conscription. Also, women WANT to join the military and get turned away or get given the kind of jobs that aren't offered with selective service because women's physiology makes them lesser suited for field combat. If there was a broad and very life threatening war on hand, the whole "one man's seed in many women's garden" thing is the basic survival instinct. Women can al…	/r/MensRights	16/01/12 11:57 PM
1	Is 'women and children' first a real rule? I don't understand why people felt the need to fight over spots on boats. Isn't there suppose to be a seat for every passenger and crew member? Didn't we learn from the lack of life boats on Titanic? Mass panic can lead to some pretty stupid arguments, but was the panic necessary?	/r/MensRights	16/01/12 11:45 PM
3	I broke up with a girl and it came with a high price. It's truly sad when people manipulate a system that is meant to protect people, and instead disturbs lives. It's really not right the way this all played out. Keep your head up and keep moving forward.	/r/MensRights	28/10/11 11:20 AM
2	I'm a supporter of R/mensrights for a good reason Does your mother have a mental illness like depression or schizophrenia? Not that I'm making excuses for her at all, what she did to you is terrible, but it sounds like she had some serious problems and is/ was likely mentally ill. Mentally sound people don't abuse their children. I'm really saddened to hear about what you went through.	/r/MensRights	08/10/11 12:14 AM
3	It's shit like this Feminists (First post, not sure if a repost. I can't find it.) What I'm saying, is that those things aren't necessarily the doing of feminists. It's certainly not what the original feminism was meaning to do. Inequality is not what original feminism was striving for. Original feminism was striving for equality with men. The problem is that people have pushed too hard in the wrong places. Women have more power in family courts because women are still seen as weak figures who cannot accomplish anything for themselves and need male money and their only job in …	/r/MensRights	07/10/11 12:21 AM
9	It's shit like this Feminists (First post, not sure if a repost. I can't find it.) I don't understand why it has to be "feminists" that are responsible for this. I actually think it's safer to say that the occurrence and ignoring of such events, regardless of the statistical numbers, is the fault of people and society. It's the same reason feminists and women in general have their own issues. If people could pull their head out and just figure out that we have to change the way everyone thinks about things instead of pointing the cannon at someone else's picket line we'd proba…	/r/MensRights	06/10/11 10:04 AM
1	Ridiculous relationship inequality (and I don't like my wife's friends) The reaction you'd get in 2XC would likely be similar to the following: Chill out. Clearly her friends or your wife gave or got the impression that you WERE pressuring her for sex. After having a baby, girl parts take time to recover, and some women can get a bit protective about it. But her friends reactions were unreasonable and completely stupid. Normal, sane and mature women do not assume men just want sex, especially when they are in a relationship and have just had a child with the woman t…	/r/MensRights	21/05/11 12:01 AM
3	Holy fuck an actual man got custody of his kids. For once. As opposed to the other 500 million times. And feminists are angry because it will deprive the kids of time with her. I can sympathize with a mother's want to have her children around, and the struggles she may be going through while sick, but when it comes to practicality, the children are likely better off with their father. Also, Jezebel is poor journalism and is not worth reading. Don't bother with the types of stories they post. They write with intent to get both sides of the fence all excited.	/r/MensRights	14/05/11 01:36 AM
1	If you ever let your girlfriend / wife get away with 'hormones' or 'PMS' as an excuse for their crazy behavior, you are reinforcing that behavior and they will do it again. So please stop fucking accepting that excuse. Require reason or replace. There's a grand difference between being a bitch and being grumpy due to hormone shifts and cramps and the over all feeling of "yuck" at that time of the month. I personally get a bit grumpy, but I know better than to snap at people, if I do feel snappy, I just go do my own thing. But PMS/ period grump is usually more of an all over the place, confusing-self emotional wtf. It's not really an excuse to be a total monster and take it out on everyone around you.	/r/MensRights	06/05/11 02:39 AM
1	crosspost from WTF...Grant County authorities have accused a 6-year-old boy of first-degree sexual assault of a child for allegedly playing “doctor” with a 5-year-old girl in September. This is just absurd. Everyone's all "ZOMG don't tell the kids about sex or ruin their innocence" so they don't get told anything. Even IF that little boy DID touch the little girl somewhere he shouldn't have, does he really know the difference? If no one explains what body parts really are to children and the meaning of touching them, is it really some sort of assault? It's just stupid that a 6 year old boy is being accused of something like that, especially when it's against the word of a 5 yea…	/r/MensRights	02/05/11 06:26 AM
2	I'm a feminist and I just wanted to say... I agree with you completely. It really makes me sad when I see women bashing men and men bashing women on forum boards, or in real life. Gender wars are completely inappropriate and frankly, aren't worth the time and effort, because they just breed hate. It's important to have feminism and men's rights groups, because each gender should be represented. However, it's not the opposite gender that you are fighting, it's more so society, culture and the legal systems in our countries. It'd be better…	/r/MensRights	29/04/11 01:22 AM
6	Thank You I really liked this post, and you've created a great summary of what I feel, Men's Rights is. Personally, I'm so sick and tired of the gender rights pulls in either direction. People forget we're all tugging on the same rope, fighting for the same rights. If we just pulled our heads out of our asses and looked further than our own noses we'd realize we're not fighting over the same rights to certain things, but fighting for a fair and equal world. It's not man vs woman, it's people vs society. E…	/r/MensRights	10/12/10 11:17 PM
4	A Man's Right to Choose? - TIME and possibly counselling to help uneducated people get proper sexual education Better to not be put into the situation is all I'm saying. You're making me sound either black or white. Stop doing that, and actually read what I'm saying.	/r/MensRights	26/07/10 03:12 AM
2	A Man's Right to Choose? - TIME I would start to be worried if it was a form of primary birth control for people (ie. repeat abortions). Abortions aren't like hair cuts. They can be painful and damaging, emotionally and physically. I think it's fair to have a medical assessment, and possibly counselling to help uneducated people get proper sexual education, and to make sure the patient(s) understand what's going on. So basically a pretty standard "I want an abortion" appointment. Nothing like theses screening boards or crazy s…	/r/MensRights	26/07/10 02:00 AM
2	A Man's Right to Choose? - TIME You can still get pregnant on the pill. There's no guarantee there won't be a pregnancy until post-menopause, or using the abstinence method.	/r/MensRights	26/07/10 01:45 AM
14	A Man's Right to Choose? - TIME Sperm + egg = possibile person. Consent to sex = consent to possible pregnancy. If women have the choice to abort, men should have the choice to remove themselves from legal responsibility. If women do not have the choice to abort, men should not have the choice to remove themselves from legal responsibility. Pretty simple.	/r/MensRights	26/07/10 01:42 AM
6	A Man's Right to Choose? - TIME Good call. If a "couple" (being defined by the sperm and egg donors of this unborn being) wants an abortion, they both should have to go through the bs to get it done. I think that's fair. But, honestly, there shouldn't be all this bullshit anyways. It should be an assessment of why, and then the procedure. You shouldn't have to walk through the fiery depths of Hell and repent your lusty sins in order to have an abortion.	/r/MensRights	26/07/10 01:39 AM
11	A Man's Right to Choose? - TIME Firstly. We all know it takes a male sperm and a female egg to make a baby. If a male consents to sex, he's accepting the possibility of getting pregnant, no matter how small that chance it. This goes for women as well. Assuming Joe sleeps with Sue, and Sue gets pregnant, both should have a say in the matter of responsibility for the child. Joe has the right to say "I do not want to father this child." Assuming abortion is legal, Joe should be able to remove all responsibility from this child. S…	/r/MensRights	26/07/10 01:29 AM
12	Reddit shows its disgusting side. Real or not, this is not how it should have happened. I'm pretty disgusted that this post got trolled so hard, regardless of whether it was a troll post originally or not. Rape is a big deal, regardless of whom it happens to. If someone says they got raped, find out the details and check it. Innocent until proven guilty. You're not guilty of lying simply because you have no proof yet. You are not guilty of rape simply because someone has said so. Rape accusations deserve to be investigated before writting them off. Also, regardless of legal actions…	/r/MensRights	22/07/10 06:18 AM
4	"The paternity myth: the rarity of cuckoldry" I think it's relative to topics that get discussed here, and probably seemed the most appropriate subreddit in the OP's eyes.	/r/MensRights	21/06/10 01:19 AM
2	Mom gets jail time for attempting to split Dad's relationship with his kids Edit: Not taking a stab at you, just adding to the thread. :) Slow down for a minute. I was answering your questions: Why shouldn't they be used? Because you say so? How should we decide child custody laws then? At the moment we judge it based on make-believe social ideas about women and men, so maybe we should start being a little more objective? To which I gave you my reasoning for why we can't use studies for fact that can be applied to the general population. And further agreeing with you th…	/r/MensRights	12/06/10 06:37 AM
2	Mom gets jail time for attempting to split Dad's relationship with his kids All statistics are just statistics. In cases where we're talking about people, emotions, and who raises children, it should be a case by case situation, not a judgements based on statisitics or social beliefs. It's wrong to let a mother take children based on the "general knowledge" that women are better at taking care of children. Nor is it right to give them to a child because some study says single fathers are better. There's a study that says children raised by same-sex couples end up being …	/r/MensRights	12/06/10 02:50 AM
1	Mom gets jail time for attempting to split Dad's relationship with his kids It's a total pissing contest though. Statistics like that are only statistics and should not be used to pass laws, judgements or anything other than for a gathering of some study. In another study, single mothers could turn up being better than single-fathers. Generalizations like that are rubbish. Everyone hates generalizations and all they do is breed hate. Edit: Not taking a stab at you, just adding to the thread. :)	/r/MensRights	11/06/10 02:37 PM
6	Lesbian shoots girlfriend 20 times but nobody calls it Domestic Violence, not even Porky! You misunderstood me. It's not some bastion of equality. It's actually very conservative, and since the woman is a lesbian, she's likely to face harder prejudice than a man in her position.	/r/MensRights	10/06/10 03:14 AM
3	Lesbian shoots girlfriend 20 times but nobody calls it Domestic Violence, not even Porky! If you read the article below, she's currently in trial right now facing her charges. I'd like to actually see if they did let her out on bail and why. No one has provided that yet. It's just getting people all riled up over silly shit. I'm not challenging that gender can give people advantages, especially women with the law. However, having a pussy is not an excuse to let someone out on bail who just brutally murdered their lover. Even if this lady was attractive, I find it hard to believe they…	/r/MensRights	10/06/10 02:18 AM
8	Lesbian shoots girlfriend 20 times but nobody calls it Domestic Violence, not even Porky! It's pretty stupid seeing anyone get out of murder charges on bail. I'd like to know exactly why though. It seems like there's more to play here than "she has a pussy". That article is pretty sensationalist.	/r/MensRights	10/06/10 01:54 AM
1	Feministing's irresponsible rape post I agree with you. Also, "not wanting to" and "being raped" is a fine line, and she seems to make the two things the same. Being raped is being forced to have sex. Not really wanting to, could mean a number of things, including rape, depending on who you ask. I could say that I didn't want to have sex, but mean that I just wasn't feeling into it. That doesn't mean it's not consenting sex. The question was too vague to make the bold conclusions that this Ann person made, and discredits the actual …	/r/MensRights	08/06/10 01:20 AM
3	The rape charge, I get that. . . but why aren't they both charged with "concealing the death of a child?" She's 13. The biggest problem here, is that she needs consent from her parents to have an underage abortion. She's obviously too young for a child, but old enough to know she doesn't want one and old enough to do something about it. The death of a child thing is a strange thing to charge the 30 year old man with, since it wasn't born yet. I think he deserves the stat rape charge, as would a 30 year old woman sleeping with a 13 year old boy would. If the laws in that state allowed the girl to go …	/r/MensRights	08/06/10 01:04 AM
1	These dictionaries have it wrong. Let's ask them to fix it. This definition that only a man can rape someone is very patriarchal, and extremely old. Men use to be viewed as so much stronger than women. And what man would pass on sex, right? Sex use to only be for men as well, so why would a woman want to rape a man? Yea, all of that has changed, so such needs to be the definition of rape in the dictionary.	/r/MensRights	08/06/10 12:19 AM
12	Feminist trolls on /MR This whole man vs woman thing, is total bs. Everyone needs to grow up and get over themselves and learn to be adults. I'm posting this here, but this goes for everyone. The only reason I've subscribed to MR is to get a male perspective on issues. I'm a feminist, but more so for equal-rights for everyone, men, women, gays, religions, cultures and races. I personally care. However, I don't post often here, because I find that a lot of male subscribers tend to bare their teeth to opposing views, an…	/r/MensRights	07/06/10 02:08 AM
0	Does anyone else wish they DIDN'T know how horrible the divorce statistics are to men? Maybe they have more balls. Maybe they are less willing to try. Maybe it's a shit statistic. Maybe men give women a reason to want divorce more than women give men? If you have a better clue than me, do share. I simply cannot believe 2/3rds of divorces are started by women (I'm assuming this is only in the USA?) and that all of those women are simply selfish bitches. I certainly can believe that some of them are, but surely not all of them. Either way, I'm not arguing the statistics, I already t…	/r/MensRights	19/05/10 10:04 AM
1	Does anyone else wish they DIDN'T know how horrible the divorce statistics are to men? BUT, since women have so much more legislated/legal power and control over the outcome of marriage, and the aftermath, it is almost an incentive for women to end it when the going gets tough. I see. I'm not familiar with the differences of the divorce laws in the countries I am from, compared to the US. I guess I'm naive though, that so many people could be cruel enough to use divorce law as incentive to divorce. But, again, I did say he doesn't need to marry her. I support change of divorce law…	/r/MensRights	16/05/10 06:08 AM
5	Does anyone else wish they DIDN'T know how horrible the divorce statistics are to men? I wasn't debating those facts. However, I'm simply rationalizing. It's obvious that something is up, but I would suspect that it's often a miscommunication issue, cheating, money... Relationships fall apart when there's no communication, and sometimes they do just fall apart. Like I said, it's totally valid to worry about getting divorce when you're thinking about marriage, and it's a risk. However, the OP makes it sound like getting married is the problem, instead of who you're marrying and whe…	/r/MensRights	16/05/10 05:03 AM
9	Does anyone else wish they DIDN'T know how horrible the divorce statistics are to men? I'd like to give you a female perspective. I'm not going to tell you that you're bitter or anything, because your fears are valid. However, if you're in love with your woman, and you want to marry her, and this is your deepest desire, why are you so afraid of her? Why would you love someone you're afraid of? Do you think women turn into evil bitchy monsters once you get married? If you think she's going to do this, you shouldn't be with her, or you should think about therapy. I mean no offence h…	/r/MensRights	16/05/10 03:46 AM