GhoulRamen Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
2	Gotta stop wearing certain clothes, I guess Well then go watch porn. These things are no place for public. Sorry.	/r/MensRights	09/06/20 01:16 PM
108	Gotta stop wearing certain clothes, I guess I mean, I personally agree. I don't want to see a woman outside in just her underwear so it counts for men walking around in boxers. It's made out of completely different material that's not meant for outdoor wear. Especially boxers with that hole on the front that can accidentally expose you. Or the tight ones that expose the shape of your junk. I don't need to see that silhouette same way I don't want to see camel toe vagina or nipples sticking out through woman's shirt. It's not appropriate l…	/r/MensRights	09/06/20 12:34 PM
1	Just a random redditor trying to denounce the severity of MGM There is no such thing as "30-40%" reduced risk of STI and UTIs. If it was that would be globally know and not just some random online excuse for circumcision. If you think a lack of skin on the penis prevents STDs from happening, you lack common sense on top of medical evidence. I won't even bother to get further into this as it isn't a good excuse to do it regardless. The baby doesn't feel pain? You mean they lack language and strength to scream in your face that you just mutilated their genit…	/r/MensRights	08/06/20 12:27 AM
1	Just a random redditor trying to denounce the severity of MGM It's like I need to remind you there's a whole world outside of US and that US men and women aren't only ones on the planet. "any man" you mean US man. Not any man. My boyfriend is perfectly capable of masturbating without any kind of lubricant. Same goes for handjob, if doesn't need to involve oral. It's actually sad you think you need to invest in lube to masturbate. "Most women" including this article are also US women. Not "most" women. Rest of the countries mentioned are also some uneducate…	/r/MensRights	07/06/20 09:15 AM
1	Just a random redditor trying to denounce the severity of MGM So does a penis and it should. If it doesn't then it's not good for the woman either. Even if the woman is wet, she is still coming in contact with something dry and entering dry does not feel good no matter how wet she is. We can tell you're dry, it's not good at all. It hurts. We're not your lubricant. Besides sex, how do you masturbate if you depend on women to lubricate you? I'm honestly curious... It works with sex, but what do you do on your own? An uncut man, as he should be, produces his…	/r/MensRights	07/06/20 02:23 AM
1	Just a random redditor trying to denounce the severity of MGM There is nothing to "deal with" lmao. You don't "deal" with something that was never in the way of anything. In fact with this "extra" skin you get/keep more natural lube instead of having to buy it. Because the skin keeps it lubricated instead of drying out whenever you whip it out. That is a massive difference if you ask me. Especially to women. Nobody likes painful sex and having to run to a store to buy something you should be able to produce naturally.	/r/MensRights	06/06/20 03:23 PM
5	Just a random redditor trying to denounce the severity of MGM The hygiene argument is the worst they can give. It's like US completely forget the rest of the planet exists, specifically Europe. As a European who's lived whole life in Europe, not a single boy or man around me ever complained about the "extra skin". It's not an "extra", it's supposed to be there. They all also seem to clean it just fine and never have any issues or complaints. If the hygiene was so bad to manage, it would be a thing in EU too, but clearly isn't. I guess we should start pluck…	/r/MensRights	05/06/20 04:55 PM
1	Man wins big in divorce! [Reposted because OP used a non-descriptive title] It's mostly about the child. The mother may be a whore in the case, but the kids still want to see their mom and are not familiar with the drama or what she has done. So while in our eyes it might be correct punishment for her, you are also punishing the child by separating them from their mother because of your "justice". The only one truly getting punished by that decision is the child, not the woman. Unless, of course, the woman is abusing the child. But I didn't get that impression from the …	/r/MensRights	18/04/20 12:08 PM
1	A round of applause for the government of Ontario for displaying the correct definition and statistics about rape (sexual violence) on their website. Not everyone on Reddit is American. Owning a gun is illegal here and shooting a rapist would put me in jail. But thanks.	/r/MensRights	05/04/20 02:53 PM
1	The claim that abortion would be totally legal if men could get pregnant is baffling to me What do you mean you have no birth control? That's absolute bullshit. Condoms. Buy them yourself if you don't trust the woman with them. If you don't wish to buy them or wear them that's your own gamble. And if you don't want children ever you can get vasectomy. If you aren't comfortable with getting vasectomy then you shouldn't expect a woman to get an abortion either. If you don't like any of these two and refuse these two options then honestly you are the problem. You can't act like a careles…	/r/MensRights	09/03/20 02:26 PM
1	Forcing a man's to be a parent Is just a wrong as forcing a womans to be a parent. Then you have shit taste in women.	/r/MensRights	26/02/20 06:27 PM
1	Forcing a man's to be a parent Is just a wrong as forcing a womans to be a parent. Sex shaming in 2020? Lmfao okay man. If you feel ashamed because someone pointed out the obvious that's your problem. The point is that you accept it like an adult instead of acting like irresponsible careless teenager. OP is being an immature brat who wants to run away from his problem and drop it on someone else. I'm in no way supporting such people.	/r/MensRights	25/02/20 07:02 PM
1	Forcing a man's to be a parent Is just a wrong as forcing a womans to be a parent. Nope. Pro choice. Doesn't have to carry to term but if she doesn't want to abort for whatever reason then she shouldn't be at fault if the man can't pay for the child. OP keeps blaming the woman for his incompetence instead of his potential careless screw up. If you can't pay for child don't do activities that result in a child. It's the simplest way I can put it. If you can't swim you don't jump into deep water. You can mess around in it for a while but you knowingly put yourself into a situati…	/r/MensRights	25/02/20 04:36 PM
1	Forcing a man's to be a parent Is just a wrong as forcing a womans to be a parent. Exactly. Sex is a choice, not a necessity. You can survive without sex, but you can't survive without food. Therefore there is no excuse to make a child, accident or not, and then pretend it didn't happen. Therefore if you want to fuck, the child you created is your responsibility. I don't care whether you're physically pregnant or made someone else pregnant. You made it therefore you feed it. It doesn't matter whether you want it or don't want it. You fucked, you made it exist therefore take ca…	/r/MensRights	25/02/20 02:35 PM
1	Forcing a man's to be a parent Is just a wrong as forcing a womans to be a parent. At the end of the day, how about you just don't fuck women you disagree with? Did that ever cross your mind? Use condoms as much as you complain and you'll never have this problem. You made this post (99% sure) based on some articles and stories about some stupid naive bastard that got used by a bitch and now you're complaining about the entire law and injustice of it. This shit you're complaining about will never be your problem if you simply don't fuck a crazy bitch that so obviously doesn't g…	/r/MensRights	25/02/20 01:39 PM
1	Forcing a man's to be a parent Is just a wrong as forcing a womans to be a parent. I don't know what maternal surrender is as English isn't my main but, yes to everything else. Everything I said for men counts for women. Absolutely no one is forcing you to become a parent unless you're flat out raped. Period. If a woman is aware she can get pregnant and actively has sex knowing what can happen without a way to stop it then... That's plain stupid. A recipe to ruin your life. Her own fault directly and fault of the man she slept with. Both are directly at fault. No one is a vict…	/r/MensRights	25/02/20 01:20 PM
1	Forcing a man's to be a parent Is just a wrong as forcing a womans to be a parent. They are told and many more. The problem with OPs post is bias which is exactly why he doesn't understand how this law works. When you're pregnant it's game over, you cannot just change your mind and pretend like it didn't happen. Meanwhile, you have OP here advocating exactly that. He's male, he cannot get pregnant. So if he can't pay he wants to pretend like it never happened. Why? Because he's not the pregnant one so he can. Meanwhile, a woman can't do that. She either gives birth or gets an …	/r/MensRights	25/02/20 01:09 PM
1	Forcing a man's to be a parent Is just a wrong as forcing a womans to be a parent. How do only men catch the shit? Lol The only way a man pays child support is if the woman already has a child. Aka you're both doing the same shit. She's taking care of the child physically, emotionally and financially. Meanwhile, you only do it financially. You both catch "shit" for it. In fact, the woman catches more shit if paying child support is all the man does for the child. Brain has seriously left you there for a moment. And those kiddos that upvote you.	/r/MensRights	25/02/20 12:41 PM
1	Forcing a man's to be a parent Is just a wrong as forcing a womans to be a parent. If you can't pay child support don't fuck women. Oh wait, what? You don't like the taste of your medicine? Shocking!	/r/MensRights	25/02/20 12:26 PM
1	Forcing a man's to be a parent Is just a wrong as forcing a womans to be a parent. The only way a woman is "forcing" you to become a parent is if she raped you, got pregnant and gave birth thus making you a father completely unwillingly. If that isn't the case, then you are forced by her as much as she is forced by you. You're not. You had sex, she got pregnant and she dealt with the consequence you're running away from and acting like a victim. Is it fair that you can't decide? Not really. Is it fair only a woman bleeds monthly, has to carry it for 9 months and deliver in wor…	/r/MensRights	25/02/20 12:18 PM