JedahVoulThur Archive

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39	The shift in why men don't read anymore (high iq megathread) I used to read a lot when younger. The last book I read was in the year 2022 when I read in chronological order 5 and half novels of the Dune series. I mean, I don't think not many new novels being written are seriously a detriment to read, as there are million of amazing male-centered books written in the past. Books age much much slowler than other mediums, you can grab a book written decades or centuries ago and enjoy it as much as if was contemporany.	/r/MensRights	06/02/25 02:43 PM
3	Incel haters are pathetic What do you mean? The comment is still there, don't you see it through your account? It's: Lefties spend all their time insulting and shaming their opponents. That's because they have no real arguments.	/r/MensRights	25/09/23 08:09 PM
1	Wait, isn't that exactly what they tell us when we ask about our own reproductive freedom? How is it innacurate when they post screenshots from a forum where incels gather. Unless you tell me those posts aren't made by incels themselves but trolls that want to make them look bad (still the forum fault if that's the case, they should be banned) or are humor/sarcasm (I'm all for dark humor, but it must be obvious for it to qualify and the messages I'm talking about aren't)	/r/MensRights	11/05/23 03:26 PM
-4	Wait, isn't that exactly what they tell us when we ask about our own reproductive freedom? I used to feel empathy towards incels too, but then I found the sub r/inceltears and found that they can be the lowest pieces of shit you can imagine, openly speaking about raping, pedophilia and incest as desirable acts (sometimes even the three at the same time) and stopped feeling any empathy towards them. Being unable to have sex doesn't excuse a person to be a piece of shit, I know, I lost my virginity at 21 and had trouble finding dates all my life	/r/MensRights	11/05/23 10:57 AM
4	Notice how the term "incel" and "nice guy" are never applied to women, even the entitled ones? Actually with women is the opposite that are name called, you know, how those that aren't feminists, that aren't politically in the extreme left, those that care about looking nice and don't hate men are very frequently called "pick-me-up girl" as if being a decent human being was synonym with being fake	/r/MensRights	11/05/23 10:31 AM
1	Is anyone else completely sick of the "man stupid and incompetent" trope in every single piece of media now a days? The "level". That training exercise she wanted him to do. Didn't she say something like she had to try multiple times to be able to do it? Maybe I am misremembering, as according to the previous user she said exactly the opposite	/r/MensRights	04/05/23 12:04 AM
-1	Is anyone else completely sick of the "man stupid and incompetent" trope in every single piece of media now a days? She literally said she had to try multiple times, did we watch the same movie? I remember her clearly saying something like that.	/r/MensRights	03/05/23 10:41 PM
3	When did talking about men's problems become "sexist and misogynistic"? Exactly, the same way I don't care what Stephen King, Madonna or Marylin Manson think about politics, I don't care what Einstein, Marie Curie or Stephen Hawkings thought about them either. Being good, even the best there is with a skill or area of knowledge doesn't give your subjective opinions more weight than that of normal people.	/r/MensRights	17/11/22 08:20 PM
4	What do you think of circumcision? That shows how weird is American education. I mean, I've noticed you learn a lot of specific things about national geography and story that would be crazy in other countries (learning all the presidents in order??) but on the other hand you are taught almost nothing about world geography, history and culture. That's why a lot of people think Americans are ignorant, because you education is ultra focused on national topics, as if you lived in a bubble like you said. Kudos for being able to break …	/r/MensRights	28/02/22 02:52 AM
10	Anyone else think men are shamed for having any preference while dating? That movement was/is (because I'm pretty sure that there a still people that think like that) really stupid. Their main argument is that you feel attraction to somebody based on their genre, not their genitals. I think that of course you feel attraction to a certain genital type, it's not a fetish, it's how sexual orientation works, because it isn't "genre orientation" and thus the genital of the other person has the most important role in that. These people also say a lot of times that the conc…	/r/MensRights	03/02/22 02:12 PM
1	Anyone else think men are shamed for having any preference while dating? Depends on country. In where I live, nobody cares, as long as it legal. In my country is the same, we jokingly say when there is a big difference in ages that the older one is a "crib assaulter" but we don't judge it, it's like a joke between friends to make fun of it. Obviously, when the young one is underage, that's different but even then, the presumption of rape is not for under 18 like in the US, but for under 15 years old. Meaning that a 16-17 years old can have a relationship with an adul…	/r/MensRights	03/02/22 02:00 PM
6	Having a personal opinion of potential partners wrt sexual past is now "slut-shaming" apparently Why can't you hold responsibility for finding out who someone is yourself? Time is limited. You are probably in your twenties, you'll understand when you get older that is not a good strategy to date someone for months or years to find if they are a good partner, when there are some red flags you can find much faster. This way of thinking could potentially make us loss the possibility of meeting someone great, because exceptions do exist but generally is better to go for the safest bet	/r/MensRights	06/01/22 12:04 AM
7	Feminist moms bite burn and beat and eventually murder 5-year-old boy despite authorities being notified multiple times. That article also claims that abortion is genocide The article doesn't claim anything, it's a tweet. The previous image is also a tweet, but by a different person, you can confirm it because they have a different name and pic. Didn't you notice that? really?	/r/MensRights	08/12/21 09:09 PM
5	Male loneliness mocked on SNL's Man Park Sketch as women take their men to a park to meet other men. I haven't watched the sketch, but I think humour should have no barriers, who are you? SJW that think people shouldn't make a joke about certain issues? The hypocresy! I find some cancer (the illness) jokes fun, even though I lost my mother to it, some goth jokes fun even though I am from that subculture and some feminist jokes fun even if they mock my gender. What I'm trying to say is, don't be a pussy, if the joke is good, laught at it, it doesn't matter if it "punches down" or up, or to the m…	/r/MensRights	15/11/21 01:51 PM
3	Suicidal man makes a post about being upset about having circumcised forced upon him, and says that if he was born a women this wouldn’t have been done to him. Women in the comments talks about how women have it so much worse. South American here, I and most of the world think circumcision is a barbaric practice and can't understand why it isn't illegal in the USA yet. Global Map of Male Circumcision Prevalence	/r/MensRights	11/11/21 11:18 AM
2	The Wage Gap is bullshit I worked as a CSA for 5 years, and our earnings depended on a "customer satisfaction" metric (it was very unfair, because the question asked was "have I solved your problem?" And many customers took it literally) and there, women used to earn more than males, because they tend to have higher patience and empathy and some of them even used that "hot girl voice", like if they were working for a hotline company and obviously horny customers would answer that they gave a perfect service, even if the…	/r/MensRights	26/10/21 04:49 PM