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| 7 | ''But we also look at man/woman distribution..'' - on positive discrimination/affirmative action" despite my relevant experience, background, ambitions, and personality (which all received compliments) they had to look at other aspects, one being gender " ... at that point in the conversation, you should've stopped them in their tracks with, oh, but I am a woman, did you just assume my gender??? I wonder what would've happened next? Would they have out their "wokeness" offered you the job because you would've then checked a couple of boxes in their victim-mania scorecard? We have to start … | /r/MensRights | 29/11/19 12:40 PM |
| 2 | Today is international men's day, tell us in the comments about all the great men in your life.My Grandfather who was actually my father's stepfather from about 12 y/o. This man never smoked or drank, never cursed or raised his voice, took care of my grandmother and treated her like a queen, He had a very blue-collar job being an immigrant, worked hard and saved his money. Everything they owned was kept pristine and like new no matter how old it was. When my mother died when we were very young and my own father fell into the bottle, my grandparents put their lives on hold and moved in to … | /r/MensRights | 19/11/19 12:19 PM |
| 1 | Animal?This piss on the seat that the author of that sign was so pissed off about was probably from a hovering piss by a woman and NOT from men. Same here, I've worked in and owned restaurants in the past, the ladies rooms were always the scariest. One time my wife told me that she had to clean the ladies room because some woman went in there with diarrhea and somehow manage to spray it all over the damn bathroom, she was horrified. BTW, there was always piss on the seats in the ladies rooms, they hove… | /r/MensRights | 06/11/19 06:56 PM |
| 19 | It's men's fault that woman can't sleep" It's men's fault that woman can't sleep " Oh you poor Karen of course it is...(sarc) This woman and plenty more like her aren't happy unless she has something, anything to drone on about. They need some kind of drama in their lives to talk about to anyone who will listen to them because their lives are uninteresting & unfulfilling on their own. I've seen plenty of these women, some related too (aunts), for decades I just thought they were truly misfortunate unhappy people, then it dawned on me… | /r/MensRights | 03/11/19 10:18 AM |
| 3 | Nurse recommends infant circumcision to her fellow ladiesMy sister is a nursery nurse in a large hospital, she's told me about too many circs gone wrong, she herself is against them whereas most of the other nurses are on the circ bandwagon. The main issue in the US here is the $, the hospital she says charges the insurance company $1500-1800 for the circ that is usually a five-minute procedure unless something goes wrong. So many of the oop's are hushed up, bandaged up and sent home only to become apparent later, or the baby is readmitted due to blee… | /r/MensRights | 05/10/19 11:22 AM |
| 4 | Men should be trained for marriage! A female colleagues' FB post."Men should be trained for marriage!" Yes, but not just boys, but girls too. Most kids today are being raised in broken homes where they are learning not just what mommy wants them to learn but also all the not so good stuff she does, like the usual parade of guys in and out and all the rest of their unstable existence. To add on top of that faulty childhood foundation that boys and men are toxic, that they should also explore their sexuality with other boys... It's no wonder so many men are not… | /r/MensRights | 30/09/19 12:53 PM |
| 1 | Puts it in perspective a little - Circumcision is dangerous and wrongMy sister is an RN in a nursey in a large hospital, She's never seen a death due to it, but has seen enough "oops'" in circs to NOT have her own sons circed. She says she has seen where a doctor mistakingly cut the whole top off a couple of times in over 25 years, plenty of nicked arteries being cut way too deep,etc. For the doctor & hospitals, it's a money issue, they bill $1500 for a five-minute procedure. $ is the real reason it's still pushed today. | /r/MensRights | 04/09/19 06:42 PM |
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