IsaacWest14 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	What sort of privilege men actually have? I get that. Its pretty weird to walk doen the street shirtless even if its hot outside	/r/MensRights	18/09/23 08:22 AM
1	Thoughts on insecurity Yeah its pretty messed up to bully someone for his weakness. But that person who is being bullied for his insecurity needs to realise his problem since he is bullied for that. And its absolute insanity to call a man insecure because he doens’t want his girl to do stupid stuff and be degenerate. I think a man should just leave his gf if she wants to be degenerate and go to clubs without him	/r/MensRights	18/09/23 08:15 AM
1	About Objectification Women are less likely to really harm men when they lust after them in a bad way. Men are more likely to do it to women because we are stronger than them. Men should solve their problems of lust but those women complaining about it are not any better. They probably lust after the chads all the time.	/r/MensRights	17/09/23 03:46 PM
1	Bodyshaming men is not okay Some feminists think only about themselves but not all of them. If we lable all feminists the same and we say that they re bad then we not better than them. Body shaming people is never right. But I always say: you can’t live in this world without getting judged, if people do judge you on your body and you feel attacked then it means you are not confident in how you look. If you can change something about it, do it go to the gym or sum. But if you can’t change that thing decide to be proud of it…	/r/MensRights	17/09/23 03:44 PM
1	We have mental issues too. Because men were supposed to be stoic and strong. We you think about soldiers, world leaders, captains and conquerors you think about men. Good men have always been stoic. He didn’t have time to cry or give in to emotions. Yes they had mental problems but the mission and purpose comes first and we make ourselves strong by practicing self control. A man is not a little girl when he has mental problems, he is when he cries all the time, complains and does nothing to change himself. I believe the o…	/r/MensRights	17/09/23 03:39 PM
0	Thoughts on insecurity I think that is because men before had very important roles and had great responsibility. Men had to be leaders do this do that. You can’t have a insecure dude for jobs like that. In a society with a lot of macho man its not weird that being insecure is not good and shamed. And I understand it. Women didn’t need to be dominant leaders n stuff so they didn’t get shamed if they were insecure. I personally believe a man should be confident but a woman should too. Men still need to be leaders and do…	/r/MensRights	17/09/23 03:35 PM
-27	What sort of privilege men actually have? We have a privilege. We are the only gender that can walk outside not having covered our chest and it will not be a great scandall	/r/MensRights	17/09/23 03:32 PM
1	Is there any credible evidence to support the Feminist Fundamentalist notion that men are more "likely" to abandon their spouse in case of an illness? True	/r/MensRights	13/09/23 11:08 PM
-1	Is there any credible evidence to support the Feminist Fundamentalist notion that men are more "likely" to abandon their spouse in case of an illness? The hell?? Stop playing victim. I maybe said it wrong but why would I attack my own gender?? Im jot deciding who is a man or not, we know when someone is jot behaving like a man. A dude who only moans and complains and does nothing with his life is not a real man in his core. What man wouldn’t agree on that? Of course some encouragement helps for that dude but he needs to his stuff together and get the hell up.	/r/MensRights	13/09/23 10:10 PM
-4	Is there any credible evidence to support the Feminist Fundamentalist notion that men are more "likely" to abandon their spouse in case of an illness? Bruh, y’all get offended for no reason at all. I said that you were not a man. When I think about a good man, I think about: strong, loyal, confident n stuff. Women are trash sometimes too. I NEVER EVER excused women who initiate divorce for no reason. You seriously think that I as man would come to a sub like this saying stuff like I just said and then excusing women when they initiate divorce for no reason? Come on man.	/r/MensRights	13/09/23 09:59 PM
-7	Is there any credible evidence to support the Feminist Fundamentalist notion that men are more "likely" to abandon their spouse in case of an illness? Can you pleaseeeee tell me WHERE i excused women of abandoning. You are a dirty filthy disgusting individual if you abandon the love of your life. Woman or man. It goes for both. A good trustworthy and loving woman doesn’t abandon her partner no matter what happens	/r/MensRights	13/09/23 08:23 PM
0	Caring For Women? Exactly, well said	/r/MensRights	13/09/23 05:23 PM
-11	Is there any credible evidence to support the Feminist Fundamentalist notion that men are more "likely" to abandon their spouse in case of an illness? Yeah a bad person is a bad person. But I mean that if you are a man you should love, respect, honor and protect your woman. Why the hell would you abandon her when she gets ill. I don’t think that the warriors in history, those macho guys, would abandon their precious wife when she got ill. A man doesn’t budge under pressure or difficult circumstances. Its a manly thing.	/r/MensRights	13/09/23 05:04 PM
-2	Is there any credible evidence to support the Feminist Fundamentalist notion that men are more "likely" to abandon their spouse in case of an illness? No no, what I meant is that you have no manliness in you or something like that. I didn’t mean that its feminine to abandon your partner in need. You are just not man, you do not deserve that woman you abandoned when she got ill	/r/MensRights	13/09/23 05:02 PM
-1	Caring For Women? I also don know why I am being downvoted. There is no way that 2 million men speak up about whatever subject and get ignored by EVERYONE. The people who downvoted probably want change to happen just like that. Like a miracle	/r/MensRights	13/09/23 05:00 PM
0	Caring For Women? Exactly. Equal rights for men and women didn’t come falling out of the sky. People worked for it. For a very long time and it happened	/r/MensRights	13/09/23 04:58 PM
-29	Is there any credible evidence to support the Feminist Fundamentalist notion that men are more "likely" to abandon their spouse in case of an illness? Maybe when we look at the case of illness, men are MAYBE more likely to abandon their wife. But men who do that have no masculinity in them, they are not man. But dirty cowards who only care about themselves. How can you as MAN abandon the love of your life right at the moment she needs YOU the most.	/r/MensRights	13/09/23 11:25 AM
-2	Is there any credible evidence to support the Feminist Fundamentalist notion that men are more "likely" to abandon their spouse in case of an illness? I dont know, but if you abandon your women when she is ill, you are simply NOT a man. A man is loyal, trustworthy and a leader. If you are the man of the house and your wife, the person you are supposed to take care of, is ill. Then you stay home and take care of her. Feminist van say all they want but none of us are perfect. We need to stop complaining about little things like this and strive to live in unity. Feminists hating us and us hating them, is not going to bring anyone forward.	/r/MensRights	13/09/23 11:23 AM
-6	Caring For Women? If we want to see things like that happen. We should step up and SPEAK. Expecting it to happen or wanting it to happen will not bring us anywhere. A lot, a lot of women have spoke up about misogyny and rape and what not, and they got the attention they desired. We live in a democracy, if we want to see something happen we should make it that people become aware that it IS needed	/r/MensRights	13/09/23 11:20 AM