FreshOutOfGeekistan Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
3	This is a very bad picture [retro]		FreshOutOfGeekistan	/r/MensRights	23/08/11 10:41 PM

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
6	Perfect No, we don't, not all of us. I don't feel unsafe in a society with men in it. That is because I am biologically female (XX chromosome) and I am attracted to men, and only men. I am not ashamed of being being female. XY men desire me because I am female, biologically, through and through, despite my STEM-y education and career choices, regardless of my choice of attire or hairstyle. Some women are not like me. Some women are asexual. Some women are attracted to women only. In many societies today…	/r/MensRights	13/06/17 04:32 AM
1	15 years old boy convicted for having sex with his 19 months younger girlfriend (after her mom found out, she decided it wasn't consensual) Agreed. If anyone should be convicted, the mother of the barely 13-year old girl should be, for negligence. Seriously. A 15 year old and a 13 year old boyfriend and girlfriend together unsupervised, and something sexual happens? The girl's mother, or boy's mother should have had better judgement.	/r/MensRights	13/10/11 04:29 PM
3	I'm a male who was raised by an ardent feminist, and now I'm suffering for it. That is excellent advice from Shattershift It really is. Do these things, and you will feel strong, certain about yourself, and likely achieve the emotional balance to recognize decency (or lack thereof) in others. And realize that you should NOT be apologetic or self-deprecating for things that you aren't responsible for.	/r/MensRights	25/08/11 11:29 AM
1	This is a very bad picture [retro] It is at least 40 years old. It was one of a series of retro advertisements that I found on a French website. The ads were for old-ish technologies, in this case, Pitney-Bowes (I think that was the brand name) postage meters.	/r/MensRights	25/08/11 11:17 AM
1	A response to a stance which seems fairly common among feminists. You're correct. But I wasn't even thinking it through that far. I was just considering how burdensome and disruptive it is to be pregnant, whether or not a child is carried to term. Unplanned pregnancy isn't a huge concern like it was in the past. But if it happens, even if the man pays (for abortion or child support), or even 1/2 of the costs (more fair, but less likely), it is the woman who has to contend with the physical unpleasantness (though some women seem to have child after child, very …	/r/MensRights	16/08/11 12:01 PM
1	A response to a stance which seems fairly common among feminists. Thank you. That is a good mnemonic. I wouldn't be able to spell anything if I didn't have mental cues like that.	/r/MensRights	16/08/11 11:40 AM
5	A response to a stance which seems fairly common among feminists. Yay! Up vote.	/r/MensRights	15/08/11 03:46 PM
0	A response to a stance which seems fairly common among feminists. The points you make are valid, based on the point of view of law. That's actually justification enough right there for why it will likely be perceived as rape for a drunk man to have sex with a drunk woman. That's a rather good criteria: Am I doing something that is punishable as a crime under existing law? If so, it doesn't matter whether it is reverse sexism or not. But juries, and judges too, usually show some common sense in applying the law. I need to stop, go visit another Reddit now, as t…	/r/MensRights	15/08/11 03:36 PM
9	A response to a stance which seems fairly common among feminists. When under the influence, women sometimes have sex that they wouldn't have if sober. Same is true for men. Regarding coercion, a man can be influenced to have sex by a woman when the man is under the influence. The latter is not so common, granted. There is a long history of women being raped or exploited by men, and having no legal recourse. That has changed to a significant degree, at least in western society. And maybe in others too. Unfortunately, situations like this, where both parties are…	/r/MensRights	15/08/11 03:22 PM
5	A response to a stance which seems fairly common among feminists. First, I don't understand what that quote has to do with the post. (It is really annoying me that I can't even understand it as a standalone). Second, flaunting one's body as a prize to behold is done by both genders. Since time immemorial. To different degrees of exposure, given attitudes about dress. And that doesn't have anything to do with this either. (I'm usually not this unpleasant. But this entire sub reddit war is growing way out of scale.)	/r/MensRights	15/08/11 02:57 PM