ItsMrVinny Archive

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65	I drive home past this sign every single day. And every day I feel so weird about it. I can't tell if it's cringe worthy, sexist in a way or just a dam right terrible add. Each time I read it all I can imagine is a stereotypical "Karen" being stubborn with a manager at some fast food chain.	General	ItsMrVinny	/r/MensRights	02/04/20 10:28 AM
9	"men expected so much of women". This just hurts.		ItsMrVinny	/r/MensRights	19/12/19 01:20 AM

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1	I drive home past this sign every single day. And every day I feel so weird about it. I can't tell if it's cringe worthy, sexist in a way or just a dam right terrible add. Each time I read it all I can imagine is a stereotypical "Karen" being stubborn with a manager at some fast food chain. If it emphasizes on the "society doesn't look well on men who argue with women". Than the add does do really well in her favour. But, I think the add gives off a vibe more along the lines off women are illogical and emotional.	/r/MensRights	03/04/20 06:07 AM
3	I drive home past this sign every single day. And every day I feel so weird about it. I can't tell if it's cringe worthy, sexist in a way or just a dam right terrible add. Each time I read it all I can imagine is a stereotypical "Karen" being stubborn with a manager at some fast food chain. Yeah very true. It's certainly not complimenting women in any way. I'd probably feel worse if I were a women reading that instead of a guy.	/r/MensRights	02/04/20 10:44 AM
5	Game Design YouTuber Explains how Women Use and Create 'Nice Guy Simps' thur his Personal Life Story I've never felt so summed up in a paragraph. I use to fall madly for girls. I would only date them if I could imagine them raising my kids one day. And I got cheated on and made to be an absolute fool many of times. It's even made me loose mates. And now I'm with a girl. I really really like her and we've been together for almost a year. But, I still don't feel truly attached to her. Like I'm still waiting for the lies and bullshit. It's like I can't love her because of my past. And I hate it. I…	/r/MensRights	02/04/20 10:38 AM
2	I drive home past this sign every single day. And every day I feel so weird about it. I can't tell if it's cringe worthy, sexist in a way or just a dam right terrible add. Each time I read it all I can imagine is a stereotypical "Karen" being stubborn with a manager at some fast food chain. Apologies if this post is irrelevant to this page, I don't post much on Reddit at all. But I just wanted yall opinion on it so I can eventually decided my feelings towards it haha.	/r/MensRights	02/04/20 10:29 AM
1	Pressure on men For years I had depression because I was bullied by other guys for being quieter and not joining in with them when they picked on other kids. During that time I refused to show emotion, my gfs would think I'm weak each time I had breakdowns and stressed about things. Years after i finally got help I got the emotion out and now I have a loving girlfriend that understands listens and is ready to help me. I have never been happier with my life.	/r/MensRights	10/12/19 01:57 AM
21	Pressure on men My father is 6'3", and as a child I remember our first dog being put down. It broke me, but what I'll never forget is how it broke my dad. He couldn't be in the vet when they put her down. And when I left the vet he had walked down the side alley and he was in pieces. He was probably embarrassed but it taught me as a kid that it's okay to hurt. Its okay to cry about something you love, and its to be a real man you need emotion. And I know your cat is happily resting knowing you loved your pet.	/r/MensRights	10/12/19 01:56 AM