Johhny6969hehe Archive

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23	No wonder men are opting out In my country (Poland), the more I earn, the more taxes I pay, although this is probably true in most countries. I know from the Central Statistical Office that most of these taxes go primarily to women and everything related to them, except infrastructure, services, and so on. Furthermore, due to the demographic collapse and the structure of the pension system, I know I probably won't have any pension, or it will be a starvation pension. Therefore, I don't intend to work long, since I won't hav…	/r/MensRights	18/05/26 08:40 AM
9	The Changing Room Gender Paradox. This is the way.	/r/MensRights	07/05/26 05:27 AM
2	Normal book titles nowadays And that's why I don't give a shit about practically all women in this society.	/r/MensRights	25/12/25 04:10 PM
5	The one belief that turned me from “nice guy with female friends” into the guy actually fucking them He is NPC for sure	/r/seduction	09/12/25 08:06 PM
6	Should we be the strong men to make good times, or do we sit this one out? We should be strong, but not for society's sake, not for creating better times, but for ourselves and our personal goals. In society, no one fights for men, so let's fight for ourselves.	/r/MensRights	04/11/25 02:21 PM
0	In many countries retirement age is much later for men - some by 5 years, some even 10 years. Does anyone know the reasons behind this? I primarily want to know the official reasons of countries, but assumptions are also very welcome! Well, women in Poland, even though they no longer have children, still prefer to work in lower-paying but easier and more comfortable professions, such as working in an air-conditioned office or in a preschool. You won't find many women driving trucks or on construction crews, and therefore, income tax revenues for women's work are lower than those from men's. Furthermore, fewer women are in the labor market, as some are on benefits or dependent on their husbands. Additionally, a large number of…	/r/MensRights	20/10/25 11:07 AM
3	In many countries retirement age is much later for men - some by 5 years, some even 10 years. Does anyone know the reasons behind this? I primarily want to know the official reasons of countries, but assumptions are also very welcome! Here in Poland, the retirement age is 65 for men and 60 for women. Today, of course, it is unfair, but historically it came from the fact that after World War II, the governments in the country saw that statistically a man marries a woman with a difference of 5 years between them, and the idea was for both people to be able to retire at the same time (although at different ages) and enjoy retirement together. It was completely natural for men to start working earlier and stay working longer, whi…	/r/MensRights	19/10/25 08:11 PM
52	Do men's brains age faster and do men have lesser cognitive reserves? I believe that many factors affect brain aging. One is stress, and men are statistically more exposed to stress in our society, so there may be something to it in this aspect. On the other hand, women are twice as likely to get Alzheimer's disease. Men, on the other hand, are more likely to get Parkinson's disease, but we have a milder course, and women have a harder time with Parkinson's disease. I also think that a lot depends on the quality of food and lifestyle. An interesting aspect of the …	/r/MensRights	08/09/24 10:53 AM
2	Starting non-feminist men’s groups: a way to get things going irl? Europe	/r/MensRights	21/08/24 06:10 PM
3	Starting non-feminist men’s groups: a way to get things going irl? In fact, in my country, groups of men have been created for 3-4 years and only FOR men, who meet in real life. We call these meetings circles and we usually meet once a month. It is a grassroots initiative, no institution has control over it. The idea is that such groups are a space only for men, where you can talk about any topics related to the world or men themselves. Women do not participate in these meetings, women's issues are not discussed, basically for 2-3 hours you forget that women ev…	/r/MensRights	21/08/24 05:39 PM
4	Men staying single, Rejecting women and why? Amen brother.	/r/MensRights	13/12/23 08:57 AM
7	Women who "train" their husbands. No marriage , no problem, this is the way.	/r/MensRights	29/08/23 09:29 AM
1	Men cant be mad when women take half their stuff if they marry broke women Dear OP , men are smartening up and don't get married anymore. Of course, there are weddings in general, but there are less and less of them every year. Fortunately, a relationship doesn't require marriage, and over the years or decades, women will have to come to terms with that if they want to have any kind of relationship with men. This was due to, among other things, regulations allowing to rip off a man from half of his property. You see, we don't want to be stripped of half or most of our …	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/05/23 06:01 AM
1	Would you date a meth addict? OP never date her, only if it would be ONS , she will be financial black hole, not to mention she might drag you into this shit too	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/03/23 10:01 AM
22	Is MGTOW the solution then? Exactly that. I am a doctor. In my country, due to the shortage of doctors, they are required to work astronomical hours a week plus overtime and on-call duty. However, due to the lack of interest from the opposite sex (females), I am satisfied with my part-time job and my small apartment. I don't have to work hard because with a very good hourly rate, I can live a peaceful and dignified life. Society loses out, but when has society done anything for me? And so I have time for my passions and tr…	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/02/23 07:39 AM
6	Why don't men feel protective towards women anymore The answer is why should we? Women no longer show us at least minimum gratitude. Of course we don't need it, but it would be nice. What's more, the situations shown in social media do not encourage us to help women, because we can suffer from it physically, socially or in terms of image. In addition, our help is contrary to the idea of a modern, strong and independent woman. You women want to reap the rewards of being strong and independent as well as being a victim to be helped. We don't operat…	/r/RedPillWomen	09/02/23 10:54 AM
7	I'm Catholic but refuse to marry because of the laws around it Hello OP I ( 29M ) have the same opinion on the topics you have raised. If the game is set against you, the best way to win is not to play it at all. Fortunately, today you can be in a happy relationship without a ring and signing some strange papers. After all, if a woman truly loves xD, the question of marriage should be irrelevant to her, right?	/r/MensRights	16/12/22 08:36 AM