IdealogicalAtheist Archive

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1	Hard evidence of hypergamy. "Women find 80% of men unattractive, says crazy study." Indeed. I live in one of those pseudo-traditionalist countries. Singapore. Women are generally more motivated to find partners who are wealthy here with good looks or masculinity being an optional extra. I wouldn’t say it’s a utopia either. I think the red pill is right about women being hypergamous and men resorting to being betas to attract a long term mate. With that still leading to a dissatisfied wife in the long term, since there’s only so much an average looking beta can do. Men in Asia t…	/r/MensRights	12/03/24 01:48 AM
10	A bus load of Ukranian men trying to evade conscription by escaping to Romania get caught Honestly think this lies in most of our futures as men in the world. The gynocentric governments view men as cattle or beast of burden and some day, eventually, a raging feminist will rule the world and launch a genocide of men.	/r/MensRights	10/03/24 04:35 PM
26	Hard evidence of hypergamy. "Women find 80% of men unattractive, says crazy study." The problem, the way I see it, isn’t hypergamy (women dating men of greater means) or men wanting to date women of a certain attractiveness due to potential fertility benefits. The problem is that men are and always have been told they are wrong or superficial for even wanting a partner of a certain level of attractiveness, while women are perfectly fine being just they way they are being hypergamous. That’s the issue as with most issues mentioned on this subreddit, the hypocrisy or double stand…	/r/MensRights	29/02/24 09:48 AM
2	Is there any country where men actually "have it better"? I actually have to somewhat agree with you about Singapore. Sure locals like myself have to deal with conscription, and men are “expected” to earn more…BUT, false rape allegations aren’t tolerated and you aren’t expected to pay child support unless you’re divorced from their biological mother. Also, most local women want to earn a reasonable wage to support their husbands in marriage, since it’s frowned upon to be an uneducated gold digger. It’s not perfect, sure, especially gen conscription par…	/r/MensRights	04/02/24 12:53 AM
10	Is there any country where men actually "have it better"? I actually have to somewhat agree with you about Singapore. Sure locals like myself have to deal with conscription, and men are “expected” to earn more…BUT, false rape allegations aren’t tolerated and you aren’t expected to pay child support unless you’re divorced from their biological mother. Also, most local women want to earn a reasonable wage to support their husbands in marriage, since it’s frowned upon to be an uneducated gold digger. It’s not perfect, sure, especially gen conscription par…	/r/MensRights	04/02/24 12:53 AM
6	Teacher, 31, plead guilty to four counts of sexual penetration of a child under her supervision and care. The court heard she had preyed upon her student in the weeks after his friend was killed in a car crash. The judge who jailed a male teacher prior says he won't jail a female teacher. Most teenaged boys have been manipulated by modern feminism and gynocentric social conditioning to believe that they “should” be lucky to be in that situation. Young girls, on the other hand, are told that it’s ok for them to be attracted to and even flirt with older men but the men are creeps (as they most certainly are) if they reciprocate in any way. It’s not funny or cute for an older adult with all his or her mental faculties having fully matured to ever make sexual advances on a minor. Per…	/r/MensRights	29/03/23 12:37 PM
1	What do you guys think about this. (Idk if this fits, just wanted to ask what y’all think) It never fails to amaze me how effective ideological mind parasites like modern Feminism are at turning people into stark raving lunatics. So much potential just flushed down the toilet. Maybe I’m getting old, but this is just so sad. If she had just worked hard, took pride in her accomplishments, learnt from her mistakes and was accountable to herself at the very least, she could have been someone of substance. Perhaps a successful businesswoman, or maybe a happily married SAHM raising kids and…	/r/AntiFeminists	03/02/23 04:20 AM
2	I would argue men like this guy do far more damage to other men than feminists do 100%. I like Matt Walsh (most of the time), but he often gets hyperbolic to prove a point and then becomes carried away because his initial point was a pretty good one. This ironically undermines his message. Feminism, the last 2 waves at least, has been the most damaging and destructive thing to ever affect humanity. Why? Because it threatens the very fabric of humanity: men and women having healthy and complementary relationships in order to bear and raise the next generation. It has always be…	/r/MensRights	18/10/22 03:54 AM