Iowasunsets Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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16	Inside the rise of the 'dark feminine' dating influencers who teach women how to channel their inner princesses and find wealthy husbands Before you were rich. LOL. r/nobodyasked. And I think you protest too much. Just admit it you were one of the rich guys that got played. Hopefully you played her and not the other way around LOL damn you sound like one of them bitter ass r/BrokeBitches. Don’t be mad & project because some guys know not to get played like you obviously would. Grow up.	/r/MensRights	25/02/24 11:03 PM
42	Inside the rise of the 'dark feminine' dating influencers who teach women how to channel their inner princesses and find wealthy husbands Nah dude, I was tempted but when you have wealth you have to be careful about sticking your dick in crazy manipulators. Women like her are the type to fake rape accusations or try to baby trap a guy. It’s why I called her a predator.	/r/MensRights	25/02/24 09:19 PM
67	Inside the rise of the 'dark feminine' dating influencers who teach women how to channel their inner princesses and find wealthy husbands Yeah experienced this too. I’ve seen mothers teach their daughters to infantilize themselves to manipulate men. I once saw my sister teaching my niece how to fake cry and I was like WTF? Which is a weird dichotomy, they are just as capable as us but if you hold them accountable for something then sometimes they act like they are helpless. If you don’t get what you want, cry. If you do something wrong to him, blame your emotions. It’s why I think for us men, we need better standards. Having a gir…	/r/MensRights	25/02/24 07:58 PM
91	Inside the rise of the 'dark feminine' dating influencers who teach women how to channel their inner princesses and find wealthy husbands She sent me like 10 text messages asked me to explain what about her I found manipulative & said that people commonly make that mistake about her. So I pointed by point reiterated all the things she told me she did to get men. That was when the text messages stopped. I figured that it was an Oh Shit moment for her because she didn’t remember she told me her dating strategy. That she exposed herself like that specifically because she didn’t give a fuck about me. Then half a day later she sent me …	/r/MensRights	25/02/24 07:49 PM
323	Inside the rise of the 'dark feminine' dating influencers who teach women how to channel their inner princesses and find wealthy husbands Unfortunately this shit is very real. Before I was rich I met a girl with a “dating life coach” whose lessons involve targeting rich guys, how to get into rooms with rich men (which involved using what little money she had to get into events where rich guys were), how to use men to get rich men, how to use social media to get these men’s attention (usually by posting or DMing sexual stuff), teaching them to try to manipulate them using sexuality while trying to pretend they are innocent & lady-l…	/r/MensRights	25/02/24 04:44 PM
5	Empathy Testing Women Yeah…. I don’t agree with this because this is unnatural. You’d need to be very clever to test women and have them not pickup on this. I think a better judge is to look at what they think about the concept of women manipulating or using men. That one test should tell you everything you need to know. Eventually every one of us sees how the women in our lives view this. Most selfish or narcissistic women think manipulating men is okay and actually promote that as empowering. Stay away from these w…	/r/MensRights	21/02/24 04:31 AM
7	What if men started calling circumcision, "the wife stitch" We should call it what it is. Genital mutilation. The whole idea we can’t educate boys how to clean themselves is ridiculous. Along with saying we need to continue doing it for women’s pleasure is kind of gross. This argument is like saying it’s good for parents to trim their labia of female infants to appeal to men later. See how disgusting that seems? Are we going to promote that too? The whole idea parents do this is weird & antiquated to me. I think we’re at least advanced enough as a societ…	/r/MensRights	16/02/24 01:56 AM
25	Another rapist. Notice how the media phrases it. This time she goes to the 14-year old boy's home. Why in the world aren't these garnering national attention? I’m actually a bit disturbed how many women are literal incel rapists and pedophiles but we ignore it as a society. It’s like every week I see a new report of some teacher fucking a kid. Last year there was a report of 3 teachers who treated fucking kids like a competition and it barely got any news. It’s not just on women, this is on all of us for not calling things as they are. I don’t get the mentality where we don’t call out these rapists like we call out men who prey on little girls. We sho…	/r/MensRights	14/02/24 01:38 PM
1	The phrase "the patriarchy hurts men" is another way of blaming men. Yeah I had that one dropped on me here when I was talking about how love is different for men & we have to deal with a lot of selfishness in bad women, some lady came in and said it was the Patriarchy’s fault and told me I needed yo help fight men and then women will behave better… It was so funny to me that she was coming to me discussing how bad women being selfish, but acting selfish and making demands and blaming everyone but bad women.	/r/MensRights	13/02/24 11:57 AM
11	Why is misandry actually seen as less harmful? I think it’s rooted in biology. Men at a glance appear more threatening so it’s more acceptable to overlook abusive women. It’s not right, it’s a stereotype just based on our appearance. An unstable man is immediately deemed more of a threat than an unstable woman because comparatively men are biologically stronger than women. The threat we potentially pose can be judged at a glance. Look at physical abuse, let’s say a man and a woman were both physically abusing their child. Morally both are wr…	/r/MensRights	03/02/24 03:13 PM
3	Women posting about hating short men on social media. Why does the mainstream ignore this? It’s okay these women like 6 feet men, that is their preference. It’s the attitude that men who aren’t are less deserving of love that is hypocritical. Because that is usually rooted in some weird misandry where they feel okay with being disrespectful to men in general because some guy once hurt them. Most of these are insecure bait that you can tell these women are posting to cope because some average guy hurt them so they try to use this 6 foot archetype to emasculate men. Probably because the…	/r/MensRights	17/01/24 05:36 AM
0	All roads lead to "Patriarchy" I made a comment on Reddit that something men feel that women don’t is men aren’t treated fairly by women in love and can be selfish with how they view us. Some idiot came in and her first comment was to blame “the Patriarchy” and ask for men to help abolish it to address this issue. So her first response to me pointing out how selfish women can be…. Was to be selfish and ask men to do something for them to address a problem that women control. We never had a true Patriarchy due to biology, evol…	/r/MensRights	15/01/24 05:22 PM
90	Should paternity tests be mandatory? I think tests should be mandatory at birth, regardless of the parent’s wishes. Paternity fraud is an actual thing and if someone has a problem with mandatory testing they have something to hide. There are too many stories of women convincing or guilting men that children are theirs.	/r/MensRights	13/01/24 09:37 AM
1	Today, i relearned how normal misandry is. They aren’t worth your time my man. Just move on to better people who aren’t pieces of shit. Never put your hands on a woman because no matter what they say you need to be better. Also I don’t want your ass going to jail. Most misandrists are basically the female version of an incel, they are bitter and will ultimately be used up and unloved because no good man will ever want them.	/r/MensRights	13/12/23 10:24 PM
1	How do you advance men’s rights in your own way? Teaching younger men & boys not only the proper way to be a good man, but that they are allowed to determine their own boundaries and standards without shame. I try to make sure they understand women are flawed like men and they need to create a definition for a ‘bad woman” they should avoid. And the only people who would be offended to such a reasonable idea or boundary are the people who don’t deserve your time.	/r/MensRights	13/12/23 10:18 PM
3	Question for Men about Men's Rights - What do you wish women, feminists or others that don't support men's rights, understood about you? I support the original premise of feminism, which is equality. I don’t support misandry pretending to be feminism, which I see too much these days. Just like misogyny is bad, I think misandry is equally disgusting. Also women don’t get to dictate what men’s relationship standards should be just like men can’t dictate what women’s standards should be. Each gender each gets to determine what is the bad archetype for the opposite sex. If women find a certain acts men commit as disgusting, that is f…	/r/MensRights	08/12/23 07:16 PM
1	What are things you wish us women knew about men? That there are as many shitty guys in the world as there are shitty women. Being a jerk, an asshole or a pig isn’t exclusive to any gender. Abuse isn’t exclusive to women, I was sexually assaulted by a teenage girl when I was 5 and roofied/nearly raped when I was 21 (luckily I was saved by a female friend). No... I wasn’t asking for it or wanted it and I definitely don’t feel lucky to be assaulted against my will. We can love romance just as much as women, which sucks when girls expect you to be…	/r/PurplePillDebate	07/10/21 02:11 AM