IncontinentGorilla Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
-6	To boost odds of a long life, men should delay fatherhood until age 25, study says Bad comparison is bad	/r/MensRights	19/05/21 04:35 AM
-2	To boost odds of a long life, men should delay fatherhood until age 25, study says How can you make that judgment call for other men?	/r/MensRights	19/05/21 03:49 AM
11	Therapist gives up on mentally ill incel teenager after failing to impose his/her world view upon the 17 year old kid; wants to involuntarily commit kid instead of trying to understand his world view. Gets 4.5K upvotes for it. Absolute garbage attention-seeking creative writing post. She refuses any test to determine a diagnosis. Him sending pics to a 7 year old is how he found himself in therapy. Court mandated. Not how it fucking works, dipshit. For the court to force him into therapy, they would need an official healthcare professional to analyze him and make a diagnosis. If this fictional character of hers sent a picture of his penis to a second grader, there is absolutely no way that the court would just shove th…	/r/MensRights	18/05/21 02:25 PM
14	In the US, only 41% of college scholarships go to men. Men are already a minority of college students. I actually have an MSc from a prestigious university, unlike you. I found this gem in your post history. IT IS I did everything right perfect grades perfect ECs perfect essays perfect recs and i even had harvard legacy and my parents freaking donated a decent amount of money (we're not that rich but it should count for something) and i STILL DIDNT GET IN IM SO PISSED Do you know the old phrase about throwing stones in glass houses? Probably not. But hey, maybe if you did you wouldn't have been r…	/r/MensRights	18/05/21 06:13 AM
7	A quote my friend found that really resonated with me: I read about two different court cases. In the first, a man had financially supported a woman and her children for long enough to be legally responsible for them. He was forced to pay child support despite not fathering them himself. When they parted, he wanted nothing to do with them, but he had to pay. In the second, a man wanted to stay in contact with the woman's children because he had formed a connection with them. They were not biologically his, but he loved them. He was denied this becau…	/r/MensRights	18/05/21 01:35 AM
26	In the US, only 41% of college scholarships go to men. Men are already a minority of college students. Schools are built to suit girls more than boys. Even from the earliest education levels, the overwhelming majority of teachers are women who discriminate against boys. Work done by a student with a male name is graded worse than that identical work done by a student with a female name. We're talking about discrimination in education, which is one of the worst possible forms of discrimination I can imagine. Yet feminists are dead silent because it benefits girls and hurts boys. Feminists would ra…	/r/MensRights	18/05/21 01:30 AM
2	I’m tired of the hate on ‘creepy’ men Nah, my mom kept it to the teacher. Kids will be kids and the girl was wrong for sexually harassing me, but she was still just another little twelve year old. Years later I heard that she was actually sexually abused and had to leave the state in high school, which makes me feel terrible for hating her so much for her comment. I know I had no way of knowing, but strangely she was far bigger a victim than I was. The teacher was a piece of shit. That look she gave me I'll never forget.	/r/MensRights	17/05/21 02:21 AM
8	How do i stop mansplaining? A while back, the BBC posted a flowchart about mansplaining. I'll link the imgur below, but I maaaaaaaaay have made a couple of adjustments. I think it's better this way. https://i.imgur.com/2LpQO34.png	/r/MensRights	16/05/21 01:34 PM
172	I’m tired of the hate on ‘creepy’ men A lot of men have experience of being treated as a creep for no reason. When I was twelve years old, we had a school trip to a circus. I was super excited about it all week, but a few minutes into the acrobatics show the girl next to my accused me of having a boner. I didn't have a boner. Even if I did, spontaneous boners for twelve-year-olds are pretty normal. Everyone started calling me a creep, and even the teacher, a woman in her late 20s, gave me this filthy "you fucking creep" look at the …	/r/MensRights	16/05/21 12:00 PM
1	Up to 64 000 women in the uk are child sex offenders And your argument is still anti-women instead of pro men. You aren’t promoting anything for men, but wallow in a post where you get to criticize women instead. Not really, no. Showing that there are many bad apples among women too does help to prop up men by showing that we and women are just the same, but women get automatic trust from the vast majority of people in society. There is also the fact that many of the children abused by women are boys, so this serves as a warning sign that female p…	/r/MensRights	15/05/21 11:59 PM
15	Up to 64 000 women in the uk are child sex offenders When someone on TwoX or another feminist board posts something as on the nose as "I hate men," I wonder if you go and make a similarly critical comment about feminism. I imagine you don't, but let's actually address your point. The idea that 64,000 women in the UK are child sex offenders is related to men's rights, in that women are more trusted with children than men by far. The idea that women too can be sex offenders and sexually abuse children is far too understated and not even close to bei…	/r/MensRights	15/05/21 01:05 PM