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One important point here is that one survey (the Serena Williams one) was about taking a point off of her. The more general one about a tennis "pro" was taking a full game off of them. And that's the issue I had with the Serena Williams question too. In what context are we playing? Best of three sets under WTA rules? A simple tiebreak? One game? Cause you see, in a full set, Serena Williams when playing her hardest is likely to double fault at least once, or mishit at least one ball. In a single…
/r/MensRights19/09/23 04:42 AM
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When I was a kid I knew another kid whose mother literally only lived off of child support and alimony. They lived in squalor. His mother spent nearly every single waking minute parked on the couch watching TV. Even when I was 11, all I could think to myself was ... why? She could fucking bag groceries at a store for $10/hour starting and make $1600/month before taxes. These would be very low taxes considering her income bracket as well. She could give her son a significantly better life with th…
/r/MensRights16/09/23 01:38 AM
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Disclaimer: I need to preface this by saying that people who do not have children do not lead pointless lives. It's ridiculous that I actually have to say this, but childfree people are often the most fragile and sensitive adults on the internet. My situation was similar. All through my 20s, I didn't want kids. Early 30s, didn't want kids. When I was 33 though my wife brought it up and I knew she wanted kids. I married her knowing she wanted children. We decided to have a baby together. All thro…
/r/MensRights16/09/23 12:05 AM
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I don't understand why people here are speculating about the reason for their divorce. Literally nobody knows. Couples split amicably far more often than people realize. If they realized they'd be happier apart than together, I wish them both the best.
/r/MensRights15/09/23 11:55 PM
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TikTok and other social media. The girl boss trend is just out of control. For some reason beyond my understanding, when women group up and start getting excited, the shit they say starts progressively getting worse and worse. I know people don't like this, but by the second hour of a girls' night out, the vast majority of women are genuinely horrible people. The problem is that now young women are perpetually in the state of girls' night out. I wrote a post here years ago about how we need to r…
/r/MensRights15/09/23 10:54 PM
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Avoid making friends from work and in professional capacities. You can be friendly with them, have a chat by the water cooler, hell, even go to the office Christmas party. Don't let your social left revolve around people you met at work, though. It's a recipe for disaster to shit where you eat.
/r/MensRights14/09/23 12:54 PM
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Sometimes I read shit and just wonder if the entire world has gone mad. Yes, your dad probably called them revealing because you were 10. There is age-appropriate attire for children, and very short shorts absolutely fall outside of that realm. I actually had a Google search for the jean shorts that she mentions, and if hers are absolutely anything like those that I found, they are not appropriate for a 10-year-old girl. Then we have the fuckstick responding about running to the police ... why? …
/r/MensRights14/09/23 07:12 AM
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In professional environments Be friendly with people, not friends with people. Let your work speak for itself. Never stop looking for better professional opportunities. Job loyalty is for suckers. Never date a co-worker. Financially Safe, long-term investments are the way to go. Remember that every day you make dozens of financial decisions. Everything in moderation - including moderation. If you do decide to date, never date a woman who frequently purchases designer goods. Never date a woman wh…
/r/MensRights14/09/23 05:33 AM
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I canceled Netflix during the whole Cuties thing. It was kind of the straw that broke the camel's back for me, but even if Netflix were a great streaming service, I would have canceled on the spot anyway. The poster for the movie features four 11-year-old girls (several of the actresses were 12) posing provocatively in revealing clothing. One of them is twerking and another is sticking her butt out towards the camera. The parental warning for the movie on IMDb is also classified as "severe," as …
/r/MensRights13/09/23 12:08 PM
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Talk to a lawyer. If your wife makes more money than you, there's a chance that you can get alimony from her. This of course depends on the state and judge, but I'd honestly just take the payout. Furthermore, even if you make more than her, getting her fired will significantly affect her income which may make you have to pay more in alimony.
/r/MensRights13/09/23 11:51 AM
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He may get mad and become abusive. What a ridiculous deflection. You talked about him becoming depressed and suddenly this clown says he'll turn into a wife beater. I mean, "hurr hurr men dangerous" I guess, but I would have called that shit out instantly.
/r/MensRights12/09/23 04:07 AM
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It always astounds me too that feminists consider reddit to be some alt-right hellhole incel hotbed. Like, imagine being so far gone that reddit is too far right for you.
/r/MensRights12/09/23 12:38 AM
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I made a post on daddit a couple of days ago asking about the possibility of a Dads Only flair for posts. I felt that similar communities often had such flairs, and many parenting boards are straight-up closed to fathers. It wouldn't be such a bad idea for fathers to be able to choose if they only wanted input from other dads. The response was people creeping my post history. I was called an incel, a creep, delusional, a wife-beater, and worse. Multiple posters followed me elsewhere on reddit to…
/r/MensRights11/09/23 11:47 PM
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the barbie movie fell on deaf ears The MRM has a strong reputation of citing sources and data to justify the statements we make. Get the fuck out of here with your pop culture feminist nonsense. It was not a profound work of art or a social critique; it was a blatant attempt from Mattel to market to 30-to-40 year old feminist moms. Remember in the 1990s when Barbie was giving girls eating disorders? Barbie sales have been declining for decades now. They wanted to make a positive association with…
/r/MensRights11/09/23 11:43 PM
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So, I always found the term "incel" to be pretty inappropriate for how it was always used. You see, virgin shaming is a big no-no today. When someone calls you an incel, and you accuse them of virgin shaming, what they'll overwhelmingly do is say that they're calling you an incel because you hate women. What's odd about this is that there are many terms for people who hate women. They could just call you a misogynist, for example, but they deliberately choose to use a term that says you're a vir…
/r/MensRights11/09/23 11:37 PM
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I had something similar happen to me on reddit. When I talked about being sexually assaulted by a woman, people began responding that I was just an incel. It's a deliberate attempt to broadcast a message to all men: don't dare ever say that a woman has done something bad to you.
/r/MensRights11/09/23 11:28 PM
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This is much more prominent in hobbies and fandoms that are overwhelmingly male. Video games, comics, and I assume taxidermy are hobbies that are perceived as being heavily male. For hobbies with a more 50/50 split I don't imagine it's that bad.
/r/MensRights11/09/23 07:53 AM
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Samantha Costanza went on a fairly unremarkable date last winter. She and her date grabbed hot ciders at a Brooklyn bar. When the bill came, her date slipped the bartender his credit card. It was only a few days later when he followed up to suggest a second date that something remarkable happened. Costanza wasn't interested in meeting up again and spent some time crafting a polite response to her paramour. His response? A Venmo request for her half of the ciders. ... “I was in complete shock,” s…
/r/MensRights02/09/23 02:02 AM
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Daddit? I just stopped posting there. The users are overwhelmingly simps who will jump to the defense of men's wives when men post grievances about them. Mommy lurkers are everywhere and jump into every post to wag their fingers at men and make huge generalizations about men being useless as parents.
/r/MensRights01/09/23 11:35 AM
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educator $20 says she's not actually in any school setting. She probably just deemed herself an educator with a lot of insights into life when in fact she's just a typical NPC.
/r/MensRights29/08/23 04:33 AM
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legaladvice is a joke. A while ago there was a guy in a situation where he found his four-year-old daughter wasn't really his, and he didn't want to financially support her anymore. The post was full of people telling him he should anyway because he had already bonded with her. Alright, but the issue is that on legaladvice, comments about what you should do morally are not allowed and are generally deleted. Anyone who gave him helpful advice had their comment deleted. Finally the head mod there …
/r/MensRights24/08/23 05:59 AM
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More than 60% of young men are single in the USA.
/r/MensRights23/08/23 08:43 AM
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We're already seeing a significant dropoff of men seeking women. Women are already being replaced, primarily by pornography and men pursuing their own interests. 63% of young men are not in a relationship compared to 34% of young women. Sometime around the Eisenhower administration there began a societal shift where women increasingly began to achieve power through the court systems while men gradually lost it. The issue is that necessary societal shift began, achieved its goals, and then kept o…
/r/MensRights18/08/23 10:52 AM
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This is incredibly curious to me. I've only heard feminists say negative things about AI-generated pornography/thirst pictures. They talk about it like 1990s suburban moms talked about laced Halloween candy: It's the new moral panic. But with how sex-negative feminists are towards male sexuality, shouldn't they love it? No woman means no coercion, no exploitation, no demeaning acts, and no male gaze. It can't possibly give unrealistic expectations because the characters it generates are complete…
/r/MensRights18/08/23 05:44 AM
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Unfortunately even if you 100% give up on women, they can still accuse you of misconduct even when you were never in the same room as them. I've been falsely accused of sexual misconduct by a girl who was sitting three rows in front of me and whom I never talked to. I was still blamed. I explained again and again how what she's describing is physically impossible unless I'm Stretch Fucking Armstrong and they still believed her.
/r/MensRights18/08/23 12:34 AM
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I saw a woman in a YouTube video call off season Chris Bumstead a "dad bod."
/r/MensRights17/08/23 12:44 AM
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Yep, a man enjoying himself is like a personal insult to them. He could be out earning more money for her or he could be entertaining her. When he's not doing either of those two things he's useless and needs to be scolded.
/r/MensRights16/08/23 01:56 AM
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I don't know what it is, but a lot of women don't really register their smartphone screen time as leisure time. A woman can stare at her phone for hours and hours, but the second the man in her life turns on his computer or boots up a game, it's like a flare going off. Suddenly she needs him to do X, Y, and Z right away. Suddenly he's just sitting around all day. A lot of women simply cannot tolerate men enjoying their time. A while ago I saw a post on TwoX of a woman lamenting about how tired a…
/r/MensRights16/08/23 01:54 AM
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Hey! Stop being ableist!
/r/MensRights15/08/23 10:28 AM
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Women are notorious for overestimating their time spent working and underestimating their leisure time. A woman can watch her husband work for 12 straight hours. If he puts on a game for 20 minutes at the end of his day she'll throw a fit about him doing nothing but playing video games.
/r/MensRights15/08/23 10:26 AM
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While agreeing with most things, this is something I could think of different. Why not enjoy variety? Is that monogamous life really how life is? Haven't people in the past, our own grandparents shown and/or admitted that that may be one thing that saved their marriages throughout very rough times? And I think that it goes for both genders, us men are not very different. Then her husband should be (1) fully aware of her intentions and (2) acquiescent. The best thing for her to do in that situati…
/r/MensRights15/08/23 08:16 AM
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Shortly after my 27th birthday, I began to feel very different. I had been happily married for 4 years and then, suddenly out of nowhere, I began feeling bored and unhappy. In an attempt to figure out what was causing my unhappiness, I looked for answers in books, tried to talk to my mother and eventually went to see a psychologist. All of the information I received attributed the way I was feeling to my husband, and similar to the majority of women, I began to view my husband as the culprit too…
/r/MensRights15/08/23 04:20 AM
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The teen will have to produce evidence that such an act occurred. You can accuse someone of an illegal act and the police can do nothing or they can arrest a person without any evidence. Its not a good system. As a retired physician, I am appalled by this. He needs to lose his license and never be near patients again. What possesses some people? He has violated his oath and needs to be done in medicine. Anyone engaging in this activity in public, especially crowded, small area, is quite ill. He …
/r/MensRights13/08/23 04:05 AM
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I'm not defending the use of their taser here, but jumping him is arguably far more dangerous for both parties than tasing.
/r/MensRights10/08/23 11:53 PM
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I've watched that part multiple times. He had his hands up in the air when they tased him. He was clearly not a threat. If they tased him as retribution for his initial conduct that's not what cops are supposed to do.
/r/MensRights10/08/23 11:53 PM
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underrated comment
/r/MensRights10/08/23 11:52 PM
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Woman: rushes out of an apartment agitated, shrieking, telling multiple lies, belligerent. Man: stands at doorway with his hands visible in a "don't shoot" position. Guess who gets tased?
/r/MensRights10/08/23 11:06 AM
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Beyonce's Ivy Park is produced in sweatshops in developing countries. Rihanna's makeup brand uses child labor. Amber Heard committed horrifying acts of abuse against Johnny Depp. Asia Argento, one of the leaders of the MeToo movement, groomed a child. Nobody cares. Women will stand up behind these women and repeat, I'm With Her. Women have utterly failed to hold other women accountable, and worse yet, when men try to hold them accountable we're attacked.
/r/MensRights09/08/23 06:36 AM
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Police say Kusak initially told investigators that she and the victim got in an argument at that moment and that "she thought he was going to attack her," so she grabbed his handgun and shot him. Later on, when she turned herself in to police, Kusak changed her story, telling police that she "had no money, nowhere to go, and was actively avoiding her parent [sic] and law enforcement." Every. Single. Time. Anyway, yeah. Never forget how feminists fought for Cyntoia Brown, who shot a sleeping man …
/r/MensRights09/08/23 06:00 AM
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I just enjoy the fact that the most profound message to come out of the feminist movement in decades—something that has spawned hundreds of articles and influenced tens of thousands of women—came from a fictional movie about a plastic doll primarily marketed to girls between the ages of 3 and 10. These people revolve their lives and personalities around the pop culture that they consume, and that is a hilariously pathetic way to live.
/r/MensRights07/08/23 11:24 AM
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Taylor Swift is one of the most privileged people on the planet. She owns eight giant homes. Every single one of her needs is catered to by a dedicated staff. The greenhouse gases her lifestyle emits exceed in a day what the average American's does in a year. But you see, this sort of rhetoric from Taylor Swift is not really what she believes. I'm fairly sure she didn't even come up with what she said at all; her writers and manager most likely decided that she should say it based on what an alg…
/r/MensRights06/08/23 06:34 AM
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I had a professor in college in a sociology class. One day after class she approached me and said she wanted me to be the leader of the male cohort in her feminism class. At first I refused. I had a full schedule and to be honest she was a shit teacher (which I obviously didn't say). Then she got very upset and I realized she was going to retaliate against me, so I agreed and enrolled in her class. I dropped the class after the final grades for that semester were posted. Like, literally three mi…
/r/MensRights06/08/23 04:09 AM
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I learned this literally the first day of my first job. It was unloading a conveyer belt. Two women at the front scanned items and chatted, men unloaded the belt and balanced them on pallets. Then a woman at the very end of the line scanned whatever was leftover. On my very first day with zero training I was given the work of two men. The two women at the front were given the workload of one woman. I had quit by my third day because I refused to be a workhorse. Not all men have that luxury.
/r/MensRights05/08/23 10:42 AM
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This applies to literally all crimes. A penalty for murder would stop more murderers from coming forward. A penalty for theft would stop thieves from returning the items they stole. The only reason why this person feels this way is because she is psychopathically incapable of caring about anything that happens to men.
/r/MensRights04/08/23 12:15 PM
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This sent me down the rabbit hole of that case. It was dismissed with prejudice. The judge's comments are actually pretty telling. He calls it a nonsense lawsuit with insufficient information and basically no proof that Mr. Doheny's 14th Amendment rights were violated at any time. The claim was that the 10 minutes Mr. Doheny took to suffocate himself with a plastic bag were not nearly long enough of a time period to accuse the jail of being negligent in its treatment. He also explains that a nur…
/r/MensRights02/08/23 05:16 AM
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Women always whine about men "talking over them" in discussions about women, then have the self-awareness to write shit like this.
/r/MensRights29/07/23 10:10 AM
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There was a huge controversy about the toy Barbie giving young girls unrealistic expectations. I wasn't talking about the movie there.
/r/MensRights28/07/23 01:23 PM
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Is the Barbie Movie Hollywood's swipe at the MRM? The Barbie movie is the product of an Excel spreadsheet, algorithm, and room full of "social media experts" putting their collective intelligence together to generate a film that 30-to-40-something women can watch to feel really good about themselves. As Barbie dolls have continued to fail to appeal to millennial parents, they needed a new approach to get these moms to go to Walmart, hop on a mobility scooter, and pilot their way straight to the …
/r/MensRights28/07/23 09:34 AM
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I don't know if you're trying to draw a parallel between these stories but ... Man kills son over 25 cents The trial has not begun yet. His sentencing is easily one to three years away. Man who killed Nicki Minaj’s father in a hit and run sentenced to one year The man was sentenced for fleeing the scene of the accident and tampering with evidence (covering his car with a tarp after he left). He was not found at fault for the accident itself. I will agree that one year seems short for that but hi…
/r/MensRights28/07/23 02:04 AM
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Saving Private Ryan, Current Year Version: View of men in boats approaching beaches of Normandy. Man suddenly vomits. Camera pans to purple-haired woman next to him. "Looks like he's throwing a mantrum." Camera pans out to show boat half full of women. Women all laugh. Arrive at the beach. Suddenly, all of the women are Mulan. The men hide in the boats as the women Flying Tiger Hidden Dragon their way through the troops on the beach. Camera zooms in on previous purple-haired woman who just clear…
/r/MensRights26/07/23 01:36 AM
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A swindler basically. In the internet age it has come to mean a person who will say anything for views, even if the things he/she says do not represent what he/she actually believes. Pearl is trying to gain popularity in the manosphere for clout and money. She just regurgitates individual talking points from different men in the manosphere and tries very hard to make short clip-worthy quotes. It also doesn't make sense because she doesn't practices what she preaches whatsoever. Isn't she suppose…
/r/MensRights24/07/23 11:52 PM
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Been in Japan for 16 years here. This is mostly true. The way you gain custody in Japan is through abduction. I knew a guy who was batsu ichi (once-divorced), and I always wondered why he never saw his child. Well, it's more that his wife abducted the child and he had no means to see her again. A man can request visitation through the family court, but that opens a huge can of worms such as exorbitantly expensive alimony/child support payments and she can just say "oh he abused me" to reduce his…
/r/MensRights24/07/23 11:40 AM
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Someone on reddit followed me to my post history to find a post on MensRights where I said I had been sexually assaulted. She was very proud of herself for discovering it and used it to attack me. Then other posters jumped in too. I realized at that point that if you step out of MensRights you risk being jumped on by the reddit feminist brigade.
/r/MensRights22/07/23 11:06 PM
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I saw a man on a talk show before. He had fathered 50+ children with women who just wanted his sperm, generally using the turkey baster method. They had a verbal agreement before that he would never have to pay child support. Over a dozen women sued him for child support. Honestly verbal agreements are often used in court so if this were anything other than something women sued men for, their claims would be thrown out in a second. But yeah. I would feel bad for the guy but he was kind of a huge…
/r/MensRights22/07/23 02:48 AM
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I would report her to Tinder for advertising her OF. It's technically against their TOS and I know it's just screaming into the wind but it's worth it. If it's any consolation the fact that she's actively meeting up with guys as a desperate ploy to get OF subs probably means she's not doing too hot.
/r/MensRights19/07/23 10:29 AM
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First off, this is a scam. In the modern age of feminism / girl bossing / digital prostitution, it is incredibly common for women to think that it's OK to manipulate men into giving them money. Other women will stand up for women like this as well, consistently falling on victim blaming (iT'S hiS fAuLT foR FaLLiNg FoR iT). Women are now using men's loneliness as a way to manipulate them into spending money on them. Romance scams are common all over the world, but none is more normalized or accep…
/r/MensRights19/07/23 10:21 AM
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See, at this point in my life I just wonder. These women seem so chronically unhappy with everything men do. Pissing and moaning and pissing and moaning about literally everything that men think or say. Hell, men don't even have to say it or think it for them to get mad about the potential of men to do it. My recent way of dealing with it is this: Then why are you fucking them? Like, let's get one thing straight. I fully believe that these women keep running into losers. It seems like they legit…
/r/MensRights19/07/23 12:57 AM
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One of the woman posted that actually. She also complained about men not wanting a single mother because ... 🤷
/r/MensRights19/07/23 12:52 AM
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Here's a funny one for you: Find a woman who's happy with her partner. Ask her why he's so great. 9 times out of 10 she'll mention something that he does for her. "Oh, my husband is incredible. He does tons of housework, cooks, takes me on romantic getaways, and never forgets to give me a present for my birthday." Other women will chime in about how amazing he sounds. Now find a man who's happy with his partner. Can you imagine the absolute shitstorm there would be if he publicly said "She clean…
/r/MensRights17/07/23 06:04 AM
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Perhaps her frustration has something to do with what a lot of women do to their partners. Like, who here has had this conversation: Man: What do you want for dinner? Woman: Anything's OK! Man: OK, how about Chinese? Woman: I don't want Chinese... Man: ...Well then, how about that now Indian restaurant that opened? Woman: No that looks too spicy. When a lot of women say "Anything's OK," what they're actually saying is "Suggest something that sounds good to me." She may have assumed that's what h…
/r/MensRights16/07/23 09:38 PM
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🙋‍♂️ Fun fact: according to some studies, the greatest predictor of the dissolution of a marriage is the man losing his job. Note the language. This is strictly about the man losing his job. The woman's paid or unpaid labor seem irrelevant to the divorce rate and are not contributing factors. Many men have to deal with the stress of an unstable work position. Many men are in a place where they can lose their job or be replaced at any time. These men realize that if they lose their job and fail t…
/r/MensRights16/07/23 02:33 PM
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They always have a million different responses to valid points like yours that completely ignore the conversation up until that point. It's like: A: Women do more housework! B: Based on self-reporting. Men work significantly more hours based on official data. A: Well yeah but that's not free labor! You're getting paid for it! B: And women control 85% of consumer spending. So the money that's brought home essentially goes into your pocket. A: Yeah but that's because we're forced to do all the sho…
/r/MensRights16/07/23 02:14 PM
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One of the ironic things about these shirts is I guarantee the people who are earning the most money off them are men. A woman purchasing one and thinking "Take that patriarchy!" when she fattens a guy's wallet is just hilarious.
/r/MensRights15/07/23 01:38 AM
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Men are conditioned not to complain, and most of all not complain about their wives. For men, when things aren't going well, it's "Suck it up." Even on daddit, among other fathers, men who complain about their SO have to walk on eggshells. "Her feelings are valid, but I feel ..." "I understand why she feels this way and I could be better, but ..." Then the comments come in and it's all about conflict resolution, listening to her, and trying to work on yourself. Mommit posters will straight-up ca…
/r/MensRights13/07/23 10:59 PM
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You're not allowed to mention mommit on daddit. You get banned for posting on mommit as a father so yeah.
/r/MensRights13/07/23 09:43 PM
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Yes, I've noticed as much. They regard fathers as something I like to call Schrödinger father: men are perfectly competent, capable, and should be willing to do everything that Mom does... but only when it comes to housework and giving Mom some time off her feet. When it's time to do the dishes, vacuum, and especially do the "yuck" work like mowing the lawn or taking out the trash, he's every bit as competent. When it comes to parenting disagreements and important decisions, well, in that case M…
/r/MensRights13/07/23 08:16 PM
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Huh, I guess you've converted me. In the meantime I'm going to embrace feminism. After all, feminism is the belief that men and women should be treated equally, right? I don't see anything wrong with that. In addition, Nazi scientists made gigantic breakthroughs in aviation and rocketry -- captured Nazi scientists are a large part of the reason why we were able to successfully land on the moon. The Nazi Party funded the first anti-smoking campaign way ahead of its time. They taxed rich people fa…
/r/MensRights13/07/23 04:12 AM
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I've seen feminists complaining on reddit that advocating for violence against men got them suspended so ... 🤷 maybe?
/r/MensRights13/07/23 02:17 AM
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It makes me sad that modern society has pushed so many young men towards him. Young men are being drowned by feelings of loneliness, low life prospects, horrible performance in schools largely caused by discrimination against young men and boys, dwindling opportunities, video game and porn addiction, a lack of resources for mental health issues, and more. On top of all of this, we have an increasingly feminist society shouting at young men constantly. Women are open about their derision towards …
/r/MensRights13/07/23 02:06 AM
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To me this sounds like a broken woman who is less mad at the man, and more mad at the woman for having a man she'll never have. It is extremely common for women who have ruined every relationship they've ever had to hate both men and women who are happy with men. This is why places like TwoX will shriek at young women, "Don't trust men! Don't be alone with men! Never date a man! Be single! You're happier that way!" It's crabs in a bucket mentality at its best.
/r/MensRights11/07/23 11:20 PM
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She was definitely a child. Probably 15-16 at most, definitely not a day over 18.
/r/MensRights11/07/23 09:35 PM
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A lot of women simply react with violent disgust to any discussion involving any man that regards sex whatsoever.
/r/MensRights11/07/23 11:46 AM
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I've gotten love letters from a couple of female students, and I can confirm that it sends some adult women into a rage. My first girlfriend in Japan shouted at me because a fifth grade girl gave me a love letter.
/r/MensRights11/07/23 10:05 AM
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So back in 2005 or so I had just come to Japan (as in it was my third day in the country) and I was exploring. I was only 20 years old and would just walk in the late afternoon and night, after it had cooled down. On that night I found myself walking through a town called Nishi-Kawaguchi in Saitama Prefecture. Now, I had no idea that Nishi-Kawaguchi was, at the time, full of prostitutes. I would later learn that it was notorious for its sex industry. Anyway, I sit down in a park and just kind of…
/r/MensRights11/07/23 10:04 AM
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ONE: It’s the end of men because men are failing in the workplace. I like how this is her first reason. When a man stops making a certain amount of money, he loses his usefulness. TWO: It’s the end of men because the traditional household, propped up by the male breadwinner, is vanishing. Literally the same reason. Men who don't have money aren't useful to her. THREE: It’s the end of men because we can see it in the working and middle class. Oh my god she's still talking about men's ability to e…
/r/MensRights11/07/23 04:20 AM
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There's no point in my comment where I called you a woman or assumed you were a woman in the first place. He was already dating her... GET IT? I know you're buttflustered and extremely angry about this whole thing, but as I said, your boundaries can change at any time. You can be OK with a certain behavior one day and then not OK with that behavior on any other. People change over time. People develop new feelings. Perhaps you've never had a real relationship, but people are markedly different o…
/r/MensRights10/07/23 05:27 AM
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I'm not saying there's not a double standard, but honestly it's not as if they're naming their ex boyfriends and airing their dirty laundry. That would obviously cross lines.
/r/MensRights10/07/23 04:46 AM
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Safe spaces were never accommodating for men. They'll happily open the doors wide open for a female abuser and slam them in the face of the man she put through hell. Never forget that feminists will happily stand up for a woman who abuses men. They're still fighting for Amber Heard's image today. Every time the case comes up again, you'll have dozens and dozens of feminists responding to every pro-Depp comment with false information about the case. Women do not hold other women accountable and m…
/r/MensRights10/07/23 04:44 AM
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Oh shit I had no idea. Yeah, pretty athletic is an understatement. We're talking a world-class athlete.
/r/MensRights10/07/23 04:36 AM
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Boundaries can change at any time for any reason. You are not entitled to a relationship because they said something at some point to you. The fact of the matter is he demanded nothing. He simply said that her taking those pictures down and not associating with other men is a condition for dating him. He went to great lengths to assure her it was nothing personal and that if she was uncomfortable he totally respected that and would give her space. Do you legitimately believe being OK with someth…
/r/MensRights10/07/23 04:23 AM
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I remember talking to a woman about this too. She said that women don't want a guy who looks like The Rock. They want a more natural physique. When I inquired about her preferred physique? Jason Statham. I'm not saying that Jason Statham's physique isn't achievable naturally. But the man has put in an incredible amount of work for it. It's his literal job to look that way. When he films, his diet is very strict and he preps his shirtless scenes by getting a pump and probably dehydrating to a deg…
/r/MensRights09/07/23 10:53 PM
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Nobody is entitled to a relationship with anyone else. He decided to make his line clear. If you think this is problematic, you have severe entitlement issues and I recommend you see a professional therapist.
/r/MensRights09/07/23 08:53 PM
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controlling bullshit No, it's not. Read his words: If you need ... ... I am not the right partner for you. If these things bring you to a place of happiness I support it and there will be no hard feelings. This is not the language a controlling person uses.
/r/MensRights09/07/23 11:15 AM
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That was your takeaway from my comment...?
/r/MensRights09/07/23 12:13 AM
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This isn't JAQing off. This is asking OP to provide anything that can be used to verify his claims. I mean, let me be honest: are you legitimately going to sit there and list logical fallacies when OP hasn't even made a coherent argument? Are you just OP's alt account or something? You're really bad at debating and I hope it's not something you take pride in.
/r/MensRights09/07/23 12:08 AM
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I'm not trying to make an argument. There's no point. OP made an assertion with zero evidence and when I gave him multiple chances to provide the evidence, he refused. What can be asserted without evidence can be dismissed without evidence. So yes, I'm absolutely happy calling OP an idiot repeatedly because that's what he is.
/r/MensRights08/07/23 11:11 AM
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I'm not the one getting downvoted. People know what I'm talking about. Upvotes = truth Bro if you're trying to prove that you're not stupid you're doing a pretty horrible job of it 😂
/r/MensRights08/07/23 04:25 AM
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You made a wild claim without any proof whatsoever. I asked for any sort of source and you vaguely referenced YouTube. You are an idiot and I'm perfectly content just repeating that until you actually show me who the fuck is saying "It's controlling behavior if you expect your partner to not cheat on you." Of course with cringe statements like: dare call me stupid gaslights innocent men like me I don't expect much.
/r/MensRights08/07/23 03:47 AM
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Triggered YouTube Holy shit you're stupid 😂
/r/MensRights08/07/23 01:32 AM
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Wait who's saying shit like this? Saying "Well some people say ..." is completely pointless because there are literal fetish boards dedicated to cuckold shit. This kind of post accomplishes nothing because unless you have a legitimate source there's nothing to talk about.
/r/MensRights08/07/23 01:30 AM
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There's something particularly evil about taking an issue from which men are more likely to be victimized and portraying it as primarily something that men do to women. It's like taking a rape victim and saying "Are you sure you weren't the one doing the raping there? I know what you believe happened, but I'm pretty sure you were actually the aggressor. Well, anyway, it was probably your fault." Anyway, since feminists do this regularly with male issues, I am no longer surprised about it.
/r/MensRights08/07/23 01:11 AM
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I'm not going to comment much on the overall societal effects of this, but there seems to be a strong negative correlation between the number of women in the workforce and women's scores on well-being indexes. Women's overall life satisfaction rates began their nosedive around the 1970s and have yet to really stop. Of course, feminists blame this on men. No, I'm not even joking. That's their basic explanation. It's men in the workplace, men at home, and men on their commutes. It's men at the gro…
/r/MensRights08/07/23 12:22 AM
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You know what I find the funniest about this? What really gives me a nice sensible chuckle? ...Whenever alimony is brought up, feminists immediately bring up how men can get alimony too. There are 400,000 people in the USA getting alimony, and 3% of these people are men (note: this is data from 2014 and may be out of date). Therefore, alimony is not a sexist system made to extort men. It's gender neutral! So why are they talking about women suffering from the alimony situation being changed, the…
/r/MensRights08/07/23 12:03 AM
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I don't know if this was supposed to be a "gotcha!" moment, but I'm pretty sure very few members here completely lack compassion for any women's issues. The fact of the matter is that women have one of the most powerful social movements in history at their back, and this social movement actively works against men's rights. This is why we are generally against feminism. You can be against feminism and for solving women's problems.
/r/MensRights07/07/23 11:56 PM
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Yeah they really dogpiled me there. They followed me to several other communities because they're cowards and won't comment here. It really just goes to show how bad reddit is at this point. You can only really post in a few communities without having your post history creeped and getting attacked for things completely out of your control.
/r/MensRights07/07/23 09:47 PM
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It won't show up on any of the news aggregator sites.
/r/MensRights07/07/23 10:25 AM
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Yep, Wikipedia is controlled by the people who can squat over it the most. Since feminists are terminally online, they tend to win 🙃
/r/MensRights07/07/23 10:22 AM
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I was called an incel because I said I was sexually abused by a 14-year-old girl when I was 8. She said I was making it up to do this "eViL FEEEEEEEMALES" thing. Edit: A poster from another community creeped my post history to find this and mocked me for it. Feminists really are terrible people.
/r/MensRights07/07/23 04:12 AM
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Men get accused of weaponized incompetence for things that are just legitimate slips all the time. Weaponized incompetence is a go-to term for a woman to hurl abuse at a man when she doesn't get her way.
/r/MensRights07/07/23 03:39 AM
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That's exactly it. I think the closest I've ever seen a woman come to acknowledging that another woman was incompetent was that she had ADHD and needed treatment. It's always amusing to me too because no man who is incompetent is ever given the benefit of the doubt. He's always just a manchild or something.
/r/MensRights07/07/23 03:37 AM
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Not done. The word "most" is actually not going far enough; just about every scholar who writes about these topics will tell you that misogyny is much, much worse in scope than misandry. Far worse. You are looking for a false balance in which the minor problems of men in society are made to seem equal to the huge problems of women. That's not going to happen. Binksternet (talk) 03:25, 7 February 2023 (UTC) And there you have it folks, the reason why Wikipedia is complete nonsense. This is the ty…
/r/MensRights06/07/23 12:46 AM
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“A lot of our interventions assume that the girl is always the victim, but these findings tell us that it isn’t always so,” notes Saewyc. “And relationship violence, be it physical, sexual or other forms, and regardless who the perpetrator is, is never OK. Health-care providers, parents and caregivers, schools and others can protect teens from dating violence by helping them define what healthy relationships look like, even before their first date.” Researchers say a study is needed to find out …
/r/MensRights06/07/23 12:42 AM
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repeats same thing again and again checks post history Yeah, for a guy who hates feminists, you sure do seem to like their tactics a lot. Dumbass.
/r/MensRights05/07/23 02:44 AM
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Sounds like you're just a coward who can't express his views then 🤷
/r/MensRights05/07/23 02:38 AM
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I agree with the message she speaks. What message is this? That women should be stripped of the right to vote?
/r/MensRights05/07/23 02:36 AM
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Do you believe women should be stripped of the right to vote?
/r/MensRights05/07/23 02:32 AM
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Yep. I don't agree with her message in the first place. I mean, anyone who really believes women shouldn't be allowed to vote is sincerely a piece of shit, but she just comes across as trying to get views and money off shock value and her looks. I've watched her debates and she's terrible at it. She shouts over her opponents with nonsense and non-sequitur arguments. She's not an academic whatsoever; she's just, as you say, a grifter looking to make a buck. If I were more cynical I'd honestly jus…
/r/MensRights05/07/23 02:19 AM
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So do you think feminism has a man-hating issue or not? Because to me it seems like feminists will come to this community to fight tooth and nail over their image, yet as their radical feminist sisters scream about how much they hate men, will sit idly by and let them say and do whatever. Being associated with people whom you vehemently disagree with sucks, I know, and I'm not saying that you personally are sitting there with a copy of the SCUM Manifesto in hand. But what I would like to ask now…
/r/MensRights05/07/23 12:52 AM
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I am surprised by this sentiment. Why? Feminists frequently and openly discuss that they hate men. Feminists came up with literary works like the SCUM Manifesto, which are still read by feminists today. Feminists have slogans like "Kill All Men" and "I bathe in male tears." Feminists ignore male prison statistics and try to make the discussion about women in prison. Feminists ignore violent crime victimization rates and push Violence Against Women again and again, and then when a man brings up h…
/r/MensRights04/07/23 11:04 PM
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Thanks for the correction. Something felt wrong about "white roses" but I couldn't put my finger on it.
/r/MensRights04/07/23 05:13 AM
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Many of the most wildly popular and beloved movies of all time had a female lead. Shit, Studio Ghibli is arguably the greatest animated movie studio of all time, and it uses female leads in nearly all of its movies. It's weird that I've never heard anyone, even the most feral weeaboo, complain about Ghibli female leads 🤔. I thought anyone who criticized a singular female lead just wanted all white male protagonists or something?
/r/MensRights03/07/23 03:15 AM
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Of course the woman is a piece of shit. Of course if we lived in a just world she would go down for, at the very least, manslaughter. But never forget that the courts facilitated this. The legal system allowed her to withhold his daughter from her, pushing him over the edge.
/r/MensRights29/06/23 08:11 AM
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The title is a poor representation of what the article is about. It's not that young men are losers. It's more that young men have been left behind in a society that gives no shits about them. Only women, children and dogs are loved unconditionally; men are only loved under the condition that they provide something. For young men who have not had enough time to accumulate the resources needed to provide, they're disdained and disregarded by society. As the author notes, this has only been accele…
/r/MensRights29/06/23 12:33 AM
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Hahaha, back in college I was in a grocery store, lined up behind two guys. They were looking behind me giving someone the telling "Damn she's hot" look. I look behind me to see two hyenas. Total fucking hyenas. Fat tires around their waists, the clothing of complete slobs... just ugly ass women. I look back at the guys and straight-up say "You aren't actually serious are you?" Man some guys have zero standards smh
/r/MensRights28/06/23 04:34 AM
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This reminds me of a silly old joke: A store that sells new husbands has opened in New York City, where a woman may go to choose a husband. Among the instructions at the entrance is a description of how the store operates: You may visit this store ONLY ONCE! There are six floors and the value of the products increase as the shopper ascends the flights. The shopper may choose any item from a particular floor, or may choose to go up to the next floor, but cannot go back down except to exit the bui…
/r/MensRights28/06/23 04:31 AM
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You know, this might be a hot take, but I think some entitlement in a relationship is perfectly normal and even healthy. The only issue is that, as you say, modern entitlement only goes one way: women are entitled to everything men have. Men are entitled to nothing that women have.
/r/MensRights28/06/23 04:24 AM
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OP posts a lot of truth, but it's something that makes women extremely uncomfortable. The fact of the matter is that women hold men to impossibly high standards when dating. If you go to any women's community, you're going to see an overwhelming number of complaints about their male partners, punctuated with disparaging commentary on men in general. This always mystified me. A completely plain, average, basic woman who is on a dating app for a month is likely to have hundreds of matches. These a…
/r/MensRights27/06/23 11:16 PM
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Nope, but I live in Japan where Karens are far less common.
/r/MensRights27/06/23 04:09 AM
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It's the same reason why a lot of feminists will rush to the defense of women who sexually assaulted men: they see themselves in those women. I mean, really, a movement that has worked tirelessly to spread misinformation about how often women rape men, a movement that lobbed the FBI to make a definition of rape that excludes female-on-male rape, a movement that refuses to acknowledge sentencing disparities between men and women, a movement that proudly promotes women like Mary Koss, Clementine F…
/r/MensRights27/06/23 01:50 AM
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A lot of young dudes have fallen for the whole Red Pill idea, where you need to use pop psychology to get women to like you. It's nonsense. One of my female friends said that it was so sweet how, before they were dating, her boyfriend would "randomly show up" in places where she was. It wasn't stalking for one single reason: she was attracted to him. I once waited for a woman for 20 minutes by an elevator because I wanted to exchange contact information. This was 12 years ago and right now that …
/r/MensRights25/06/23 04:21 AM
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Well, the first thing you need to realize is that you should never ask a woman for advice on how to court a woman. Women are by far the worst sources for this. I'd dig up and consult Elliot Rodger before I asked a woman how to get with a woman. The fact of the matter is it's not complicated. Your approach actually matters very little; she's either attracted to you as a person or she's not. Every woman I've ever been with made it fairly obvious before I ever even tried to get with her that she wa…
/r/MensRights24/06/23 11:49 PM
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Women are more likely to seek therapy because therapy is catered for women. The advertisements you see aren't posted out of the goodness of anyone's heart; they're made for the purpose of getting more business. They advertise to women because they're more likely to get customers who are women.
/r/MensRights23/06/23 11:51 PM
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