Jehuty33 Archive

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5	New Youtube ad "What if women ruled the world?" With a picture of woman flexing her muscles. There was an episode of Naked & Afraid Men vs. Women. The men all cooperated, assigned roles, hunted, fished and relaxed. The women could barely get along to start a fire. Even had to be bailed out by the production team by them “finding” food. If women ruled the world they’d be driving with square wheels. They accomplish nothing without Men’s say-so or physical/mental work. P.S. If anyone is interested there is an episode of the Outer Limits where all the men are gone and males can’t be born an…	/r/MensRights	15/09/22 12:28 PM
1	Is YOUR partner a sex pest? Many women are complaining about 'gropey' husbands – and how to stop him hassling you for good. OP: Men branded "sex pests" even in a relationship! This should be pinned. Clean it up and get this pinned	/r/MensRights	14/09/22 10:30 PM
18	Can you imagine some women saying the sexist things they say online, but to their boyfriends/husbands? They don’t have hb/bf, trust if a woman is spending hours on Xtwo, FDA, or OLD for that matter she has little to no male interaction, and you can wager highly depressed. They’d never say any of that stuff to a man’s face, just playing brave online. Never heard incel, neck beard or any stuff like that irl. Not even while eavesdropping on women’s conversations. They know they’d get knocked the fuck out. Internet just gave women a safe avenue to attack or extort men…but that’s ending soon. So I jus…	/r/MensRights	13/09/22 03:34 AM
128	My story as the “perfect guy” who can’t get girls and why this is so common Yeah, it was written by a woman errr girl. Only a chick would care about a 4.0 GPA. Someone with a sack would never lead with that & mention it twice - seen it many times on dating profiles of women….like having a 4.0 means anything to guys lololololo	/r/MensRights	12/09/22 03:05 PM
9	Male Privilege. There was a stabbing 2 blocks from my house. One make attacked 2 women and a man. The man defended the women. He is now dead. Male Privilege Lol how much violence is committed by women by proxy? on a woman’s behalf. In criminology it’s proven woman rarely do the heavy lifting when it comes to physical violence, she gets a man to do it….usually by lying about abuse, through sex, or other manipulations Perfect example is Will Smith	/r/MensRights	11/09/22 08:22 AM
40	Male Privilege. There was a stabbing 2 blocks from my house. One make attacked 2 women and a man. The man defended the women. He is now dead. Male Privilege That’s the guy’s fault, no one told him to jump in harms way for a woman, even if society promotes such things, he still acted on his own agency. Sure men are biologically / instinctively wired to protect women and children…but you can suppress that rather easily. Just think of yourself first at all times - like women do.	/r/MensRights	11/09/22 07:07 AM
1	Have you noticed Reddit is aggressively anti-men? Bounce outta here then, go to FDS or X2 faggot ass cis simp	/r/MensRights	10/09/22 09:05 PM
1	Feminists logic: Men, you should stand up to other men, we won't do the same for you but still you must remember that we are allies and care about you, good luck. Don’t you think you should destroy the person abusing you, then destroy the white knights that come to the rescue? I think it’s best for men to run in packs for this reason alone. It’s easy to enforce your will with three friends behind you, and I never seem to see women or men getting into someone’s face when they’re rolling 4-6 guys deep - only when he’s isolated - strange huh.	/r/MensRights	10/09/22 08:22 AM
1	Have you noticed Reddit is aggressively anti-men? Fag	/r/MensRights	10/09/22 01:47 AM
1	Is it just me or do women evaluate what you are now, not so much your potential This is a crude response but: who cares. Women see what they want in who they want and have a memory of a goldfish. Emotions are a temporary thing and this is where most of them reside. There are plenty of guys who don’t have anything to offer nor will they and chicks are still with them. Some dudes are detrimental or a net loss and still have girls around them. You definitely need to work on yourself but that shouldn’t stop you from going out there. It’s obvious you need more experience and mor…	/r/seduction	24/09/21 03:03 PM
1	Got rejected, am still alive BBQ's, Kickbacks, birthday parties, or small get togethers - you're already qualified because you know the host or friend. Warm approach. If you continue cold approaching you can try this technique: If you get rejected or she has a BF just say it's okay, you're trying to make new friends & network more, making friends at (insert school, city, area) is hard because you're new to the area. Get her number and become friends - ping her and every girl in your contact list a funny meme every now & aga…	/r/seduction	29/07/18 05:33 PM
1	How do you get into a relationship? Best advice right here	/r/seduction	29/07/18 09:07 AM
2	Escalating on a short date Just be cool and playful, I believe escalation is just eye contact and touch, so make sure you hold strong eye contact - hold her hand, lower waist and if you can pull her close to you. Kiss her and see if you can set something up at night. Lunchtime & coffee dates are very low investment for a woman and should be avoided if you can. All she has to do is show up, act nice & leave with no possibility of giving up sex. Not the most advantageous date for a man, and no alcohol to bring her barriers …	/r/seduction	29/07/18 08:51 AM
1	Got rejected, am still alive This is why I stopped cold approaching for the most part, I just go for chicks that show a slight interest in me then proceed - cold approach has to many unknown variables IMO	/r/seduction	29/07/18 08:08 AM
2	Tired of nightgame I think it's where you go. As a kid I often went fishing at the pier and harbors. I never caught any fish. I would say "Man fishing is just the dumbest thing ever and a massive waste of time, not to mention boring". I stayed with my Dad one summer in Florida, he's an avid fisherman. We drove to this fishing hole he knew about and no sooner than 15 minutes did I catch my very first fish. Boom then another, and another. I must have caught 7 fish my first day out there. The feeling was indescribabl…	/r/seduction	17/06/18 10:17 PM