Joncal17 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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9	Im in my 30s with no kids and its hard to find women my age with no kids. Society looks down on me if i date 21 and up. Why do i have to settle for women with kids? 21 years old: -can buy alcohol -can buy pistols -can buy cigarettes -can rent a car -can do whatever the fuck they want as an adult -cannot date someone 10+ years or older? Make it make sense... Why do we rag on the men that date younger women but then we got much older ladies doing the same that ppl seem to forget all about? Theres a reason 18 is the cut off age, why are we insisting on moving that up or down depending on the person. Shes an adult that consents to date another adult. Let's leav…	/r/MensRights	12/04/24 10:46 AM
2	US Supreme Court stroke down affirmative action based on race. Will this be good for MRM in the long run? Thats just life everywhere, some struggle more and get less, some dont struggle as much and get more. What can we do about it? Not sure, i wouldn't let it stop me from reaching my goals. I see it as, the more time i spend focusing on my success the closer ill get there, if i stop and look at what others have and i dont, its a waste of my time and it doesnt help me any more to reach my goals. I truly believe every human is capable of many amazing things and i really wish them all the best in life…	/r/MensRights	29/06/23 08:30 PM
5	US Supreme Court stroke down affirmative action based on race. Will this be good for MRM in the long run? Well, i might be unpopular for saying this, but the struggle is whats kept me going. If things were easier im not sure id be where i am. Ive always taken inspiration from my family, but more specifically my grandmother who grew up in extreme poverty. She would have to fight pigs for scraps of food so she wouldn't die. She always told us that no matter what, help other, especially if theyre hungry. I learned about her struggles and i told myself id never want to endure what she did, nor would i l…	/r/MensRights	29/06/23 07:46 PM
7	US Supreme Court stroke down affirmative action based on race. Will this be good for MRM in the long run? Thats exactly the case with my father, he started as a mechanic and slowly moved up, he is not assistant director for his company. Thats a big jump, with no college education. Hes spent 28 years of his life in that company and when i worked there everyone held the same standards to me, that they had for him. I am proud that he earned it and i feel terrible for the people that have earned their position but have in return been assumed that they got it due to AA. In any case, race alone shouldn't …	/r/MensRights	29/06/23 07:43 PM
4	US Supreme Court stroke down affirmative action based on race. Will this be good for MRM in the long run? I personally would hate to have people think that what i have as a latino was given to me. I worked hard, i earned what i have. No one gave me shit. Anyone who claims they can't do anything or get ahead in life has a bad mentality. My parents moved here without a DIME, we were dead broke and somehow they managed to be middle class. Somehow they managed to reach beyond their dreams without any government assistance or anyone pretending to give a damn about us. We live the American dream and we ar…	/r/MensRights	29/06/23 06:38 PM
3	Fiance and I are having arguments over assets before marriage. Thoughts? I dont see anything wrong, i understand her perspective but she gives me a vibe that shes not getting married for the right reasons. Marriage for men nowadays is a big risk, you dont make a deal with someone who benefits from breaking that deal. If i were you, I'd leave her and find someone that wants to marry me for better reasons.	/r/MensRights	06/06/23 12:27 PM
13	First date ran me through Are We Dating The Same Guy. I'm conflicted. I wouldn't date anyone that did that to me, especially if she is dating other guys. I dont care if its the new "norm" i REFUSE to be a second option.	/r/MensRights	28/05/23 12:27 PM
1	What do you think of 'old fashioned' male chivalry in regard to women? I generally act chivalrous with family and elderly people. Women nowadays i dont think deserve chivalry as they wont see it as what it is. They will see it a they're entitled to it. Youll get walked all over by modern women if youre chivalrous towards them. Most of them of course	/r/MensRights	08/04/23 11:21 PM
1	Ok, I might be generalizing a bit, but is it just me or are a lot of women extremely picky? All my ex's have been 40-1hr drives. I don't mind driving at all, plus you'd expect that when living in the middle of nowhere. Kinda shallow to not decide to date someone because they're more than a few minutes away from you. I think its great because you can take that time that they're driving to you to prepare for her or just relax or even having that distance is good for having your "me" time.	/r/seduction	05/07/22 07:37 PM
3	[deleted by user] Id be the one in her comments screaming and pandering how hot she is. I see no point in getting jealous over that. Shes my girlfriend, we expect respect from each other and thats all there is to it.	/r/seduction	02/02/22 06:36 PM
1	You attract the type of person you are. There's a saying where im from that goes like " Díme con quién andas, y te diré quién eres". Tell me who you associate with and ill tell you who you are.	/r/seduction	26/03/21 11:58 AM
2	Do I sit in front or next to her on the first date? I think infront is better, its more personal that way and you can show her youre genuinely interested in her just like you can also read her more and see if things are working out or not	/r/seduction	18/02/21 06:45 PM