I-330 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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4	Of course we women don't want a male pill - it would end those happy little 'accidents' None of which I think will be as painful as 1000 dollars a month child support for kids you never get to know. = ( The fact that this happens often enough to be a concern to most guys makes my heart area sad. I cannot imagine ever doing this to someone, especially my child. A child should never be deprived of a loving parent, extreme circumstances aside. But I am very glad to see that there are plenty of men here more than willing, nay eager to take charge of their fertility and birth control. (…	/r/MensRights	18/02/10 09:56 PM
3	Of course we women don't want a male pill - it would end those happy little 'accidents' Yes swallowing a pill is easy. Dealing with the effects of that pill... not so much. Weight gain is by far not the only side effect of hormonal birth control and some women are incredibly sensitive to it. I've gone through almost every form of hormonal birth control possible (minus Depo Vera the idea that I can't get it out of my body scares me) and I've had side effects ranging from simple weight gain, acne, constant bleeding, no bleeding at all (can you imagine constantly wondering if you were…	/r/MensRights	18/02/10 09:43 PM
-1	Of course we women don't want a male pill - it would end those happy little 'accidents' Yes because all of the lying manipulative people in the world are female and no man has ever sabotaged a condom in the attempt to knock up his mate and trap her there. Please. This isn't an argument of gender rather than an argument of douchebags vs the rest of us. Douches come in all shapes, sizes, sexes and shades. Also if you're going to say that if a woman doesn't take a pill it means she wants a baby than the male equivalent would be that if he doesn't wear a condom he wants a baby. It take…	/r/MensRights	18/02/10 09:23 PM
5	Of course we women don't want a male pill - it would end those happy little 'accidents' Another 2Xer here that cannot wait until male birth control pills/shots are widely available. This woman is batshit insane and I absolutely cannot imagine very many women from TwoX agreeing with this woman if any at all. I honestly don't understand where this 2Xers are crazy man-hating women in their pink frilly subreddit idea comes from.	/r/MensRights	18/02/10 09:19 PM
5	Assertions about Misogyny should be substantiated in this subreddit (not wild claims about 1% or less of posts). Being for Men's Rights is NOT misogyny. YOU are the reason why the Men's Right movement will fail. I'm fucking tired of being lumped in with evil bitches and whore simply for having a cunt when really all I'm trying to do is have an open conversation with you guys about how to change things. If that makes me a bitch then fine. FUCK IT.	/r/MensRights	21/08/09 03:16 AM
5	Assertions about Misogyny should be substantiated in this subreddit (not wild claims about 1% or less of posts). Being for Men's Rights is NOT misogyny. sigh You're only going to continue seeing what you want to see. Perhaps I should just give up on this sub.	/r/MensRights	21/08/09 02:56 AM
8	Mother who cried rape after meeting man on dating website is jailed for two years I'm a woman and I think that if I were in the same position I'd much rather actually be raped. You can get over being raped eventually but being accused of rape will follow you the rest of your destroyed life. I've never been raped though, so I can't really say.	/r/MensRights	20/08/09 10:39 PM
7	Assertions about Misogyny should be substantiated in this subreddit (not wild claims about 1% or less of posts). Being for Men's Rights is NOT misogyny. Maybe you hang around the wrong women. Perhaps as a child the women in your life were abusive and so you grew up looking for women that are abusive simply because they are familiar. I was abused by every man in my family and in my romantic relationships until my ex threw a large piece of glass at my fucking head. It was a wake up call that I needed to rid myself of toxic people. So I did. I know have a wonderful husband. It sucks that I grew up with a horrible father, because my daughter will ne…	/r/MensRights	20/08/09 10:18 PM
5	Assertions about Misogyny should be substantiated in this subreddit (not wild claims about 1% or less of posts). Being for Men's Rights is NOT misogyny. Criticism =/= hatred. I agree with you there. However many users in this subreddit often post hateful things about women. About how we're deceptive, and evil and we just want your money and your sperms. And then these same guys (there are a great deal of wonderful men here that are simply asking for fairness in society and the courts, it's not all of you) act hateful to the few women on reddit that come here because they are genuinely interested in equality. We already know the women here are ab…	/r/MensRights	20/08/09 09:42 PM
3	We've got to change the dialogue if we want to gain traction as a movement. The macho 'strong silent' stereotype of a man does not make for a very good husband or father. It is harmful to everyone to think that men should all have these traits. And the bumbling idiot father/husband that is portrayed on tv all the time drives me insane. I don't know where society gets off complaining that there are so many fatherless children when they perpetuate the idea that fathers are worthless anyway.	/r/MensRights	20/08/09 08:45 AM
7	42 years ago, at 19 and 17, my wife and I "fell in love" and got married. She tossed out her birth control pills without telling me and *I wasn't permitted to have a vasectomy until I'd had two kids, by Texas state law. So much for a man's right to not* father a child. If he was unhappy 40 years ago he should have gotten divorced 40 years ago. Staying in an unhappy marriage and then going around spouting off to anyone who will listen that marriage is evil is stupid. Not all marriages are unhappy.	/r/MensRights	27/07/09 01:26 PM
2	New poll shows men are more superficial than women : In reality men take relationship more seriously than women: Male respondents said they would see their girlfriend gaining weight as a sign that she didn't care about the relationship as much anymore. Holy crap, that's ridiculous! Although you being ex-military makes me thing you really should start a club with my dad haha, he was Navy for 22 years = ) If you do like WE you should also check out the short story 'When the Machine Stops' by E.M Foster, I'm pretty sure you can read it online for free. It's a bit dystopian and in my humble opinion it says a lot of things about where our society could be headed. It half-heartedly predicts the internet and a world of social over-exposure and intens…	/r/MensRights	24/07/09 09:51 PM
2	New poll shows men are more superficial than women : In reality men take relationship more seriously than women: Male respondents said they would see their girlfriend gaining weight as a sign that she didn't care about the relationship as much anymore. I would highly recommend it, it's in my top three favorite books ever! It's incredibly sad to me how unknown it is.	/r/MensRights	24/07/09 09:05 PM
2	New poll shows men are more superficial than women : In reality men take relationship more seriously than women: Male respondents said they would see their girlfriend gaining weight as a sign that she didn't care about the relationship as much anymore. Actually I-330 is a reference to We by Yevgeny Zamyatin. I didn't even consider highways. = )	/r/MensRights	24/07/09 08:35 PM
2	New poll shows men are more superficial than women : In reality men take relationship more seriously than women: Male respondents said they would see their girlfriend gaining weight as a sign that she didn't care about the relationship as much anymore. Oh thank god! It'd be really weird if you ended up being my dad.	/r/MensRights	24/07/09 08:25 PM
6	New poll shows men are more superficial than women : In reality men take relationship more seriously than women: Male respondents said they would see their girlfriend gaining weight as a sign that she didn't care about the relationship as much anymore. Dad?	/r/MensRights	24/07/09 06:50 PM