IDoBeEatingCheese Archive

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2	Every guy I know has been screwed over either emotionally and financially. Men’s opinion of women as a whole in today’s society is not good at all. Yea that seemed to be almost everywhere. Im just happy my parents decided to wait a bit untill we were both almost moving out and such. Messed up scheduling sometimes has a worse impact on the kids and the parent struggling with it (the parent usually being the single dad). It's like my grandma calling my dad a "single man" now instead of a single dad, even tho she calls my mom a single mom. It's weird as hell. Court is junk, barely never checks the situation thoroughly and decides based on the …	/r/MensRights	12/07/21 05:13 PM
3	Every guy I know has been screwed over either emotionally and financially. Men’s opinion of women as a whole in today’s society is not good at all. Yea that fricking sucks man. I hate it how society also just turns its back on people like you. "You're single now? And you STILL cant properly support your ex wife? Shame on you." Cut the men who go through that shit some slack man. We're all people trying our hardest in a world that's slowly dying and that's something far too many people forget. It's kinda why I never judge a story when I havent heard/seen both sides, it's impossible and impractical.	/r/MensRights	12/07/21 05:03 PM
3	Every guy I know has been screwed over either emotionally and financially. Men’s opinion of women as a whole in today’s society is not good at all. Ah! Thats a fun thing I talked about with my dad yesterday regarding the divorce with my mom. My mom feels "in financial danger" because she earns less (still by far enough to survive and even have leftovers) even tho my dad is going to buy her out of the mortgage. She paid for one lawyer, gets half of my dad's retirement money (he gets the same of hers, but its far less) and also 100 a month due to the fact that she "took care of us" when me and my sister were little (when in fact, 60% of the t…	/r/MensRights	12/07/21 11:07 AM
2	Why does pro choice go right out the window when it revolves around men or children? From what I know in the Netherlands there's no procedure for it, so they just dont do it. I dont know how that works in other countries tho.	/r/MensRights	01/07/21 01:13 PM
0	Why does pro choice go right out the window when it revolves around men or children? Female circumcision used to be done in a non medical way I suppose. The again, so did male circumcision. So I dont see a reason to make one illegal and one not, either make both illegal or neither. Both should be an option later in life, then you yourself can pick if you want it or not shrug	/r/MensRights	01/07/21 01:07 PM
-1	Why does pro choice go right out the window when it revolves around men or children? The choice should be for both biological parents if its an accidental pregnancy. If the woman decides to keep the baby but isn't financial stable to do so, then the man has absolute all right to go against it. Yes, it's a life you're bringing to the planet. But is it a life worth living, is it a life YOU would want to live as a kid? Also, circumcision is sometimes religion base. In that point of view, you cant do anything about it. Same goes for when it's a medical matter. But other than that, p…	/r/MensRights	01/07/21 08:57 AM
1	"Not all men but enough to make women feel unsafe." Yea. Exactly. It's fine to feel uncomfortable when people look at you in public, but y'know; maybe they like your hair or your outfit? I know a lot of people who have the tendency to stare when they like something (myself included). Like; 99% of the time people look at you it's either you look pretty and they like what you're wearing, they think how you look is odd or they did it on accident. It's still okay to feel uncomfortable tho, but nothing is "sexual assault" by law untill they touch you.…	/r/MensRights	30/05/21 11:31 PM
9	Stop blaming "toxic masculinity". This is one of the reason why I always listen to everyone and everyone who needs to get things off their chest- Even if it's a complete stranger, just the slightest form of help (a person listening or something) can go a really long way- Edit: This being said, if anyone needs to get things off their chest or something to a complete stranger, dont be afraid to hop into my messages/chats. Always open :v: Another edit: my brain was stuck on discord, thus the :v: (it's a ✌)	/r/MensRights	30/05/21 11:22 PM
9	"Not all men but enough to make women feel unsafe." Sexual assault goes far according to most women. And by far, I mean a lot of people say they've been "sexually assaulted" when someone yells "Hey baby" on the streets. This is not sexual assault, but public harrassment (wich can happen to anyone regardless of gender). The 97% is mostly women getting catcalled/talked to in a way that for them is not comfortable; wich, again, is not sexual assault. The 97% (even if real) should be downed to like 40-50%, seeing that most women call catcalling and u…	/r/MensRights	26/05/21 03:51 PM