KingKarujin Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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5	Stop being afraid. There are people out there who reject the richest, hottest, and most successful men in the world. Many of those rejectons have nothing to do with the rejected person's worth. People reject for self-related reasons like lack of time, health, and tons more. No good will come from you judging your own worth based on whether people reject you or not.	/r/seduction	10/05/26 06:00 AM
0	Woman calls a guy misogynist for calling his wife a devoted wife and mother. Does that word even mean anything anymore? She's calling him a misogynist because she interprets his words in a way that makes his wife seem like a servant. Like all she's good for is taking care of his kids and supporting his life plan. She probably thinks his wife doesn't have much say in the relationship and is instead devoted to him at the expense of doing things that serve herself.	/r/MensRights	13/07/23 06:06 AM
1	Average feminist interaction: Matriarchal societies: Mosuo in China, Aché in Paraguay, Bribri in Costa Rica, and I could name many more. These societies have extremely low suicide rates and essentially almost no record of violence. Secondly, judging something by how plentiful and "successful" it is might not be the best way to evaluate a society. How enjoyable is it to live in? How often do crimes occur? How high are suicide rates? These questions paint a different picture. Some societies don't care about global conquest or …	/r/MensRights	21/11/22 10:37 PM
0	Average feminist interaction: I'm not saying we live in a non-monogamous culture. I'm saying that aspect of our culture was created, primarily by men, since it barely (and often doesn't) exists in matriarchal cultures. My main point: women aren't locks. The idea that they could be compared to locks is an idea created by men, which many (and perhaps even most) women disagree with, hence why the woman in OP's post counts it as a downside of being a woman in our society. Society punishes women for having sex in many ways, here'…	/r/MensRights	21/11/22 04:11 AM
1	Average feminist interaction: That's the conventional thought, but it's not entirely natural. Even that is societal, because it's assuming the mother and father of the child are the primary caregivers, which isn't true for many societies that encourage extended families and discourage nuclear families. Read Civilized to Death for more on this.	/r/MensRights	21/11/22 03:33 AM
3	Average feminist interaction: There are many anthropology studies that examine non-monogamous cultures and cultures that encourage extended families that refute your point. Women are picky because society rewards them for it and punishes them for having sex. And women audibly complain about that, as they should. It's not untrue. (Edit: typo)	/r/MensRights	21/11/22 03:30 AM
11	Average feminist interaction: What is the lock guarding? I hate this saying because it's impossible to apply it to humans since both genders actively want to have sex with each other. The value of a lock is in keeping something safe or inaccessible except to those who locked it in the first place. The value of a woman has nothing to do with having sex with as few people as possible. The more we quote sayings like this, the less sex men will have, and the more unhappy women will be because they're being coerced into living wi…	/r/MensRights	21/11/22 02:53 AM
1	I'd like to get your opinion. Did I approach this right or did I take it personally? You took it personally. Funnily enough, when women criticize men like this, they're not referring to all men. When they say "men", they mean "men who do this". It's a type of "if the shoe fits" or "they know themselves" situation. You just have to know they're not referring to you if you know you're not doing the thing in question. It's ironic, because oftentimes when men criticize women this way, they take it personally too.	/r/MensRights	07/11/22 12:55 AM
0	What does feminism want men to do about creepy men? They'd probably want you to say "not following you, just heading to my car" if the person seems worried by where you're going. It's not the most convenient thing, but they want men to consider the fears that women might have as a result of more nefarious men.	/r/MensRights	20/06/22 08:49 PM
5	Maybe a girl is not meant to be our soul mate. Maybe as a guy, we are meant to have a group of guy friends as our soul mates, or soul tribe. This makes us less needy on girls, which is more attractive to them. The original business is actually a marketing agency, The Coronation Group. We've gotten some crazy results for clients, so we're expanding and opening up new businesses too (clothing line, and will work on a video game company since we wanted to do that since we were young teens). We even take one free client every two months to give back to the community. If you (or anyone else here) ever need advice on business I'd be happy to help.	/r/seduction	07/04/20 10:21 AM
118	Maybe a girl is not meant to be our soul mate. Maybe as a guy, we are meant to have a group of guy friends as our soul mates, or soul tribe. This makes us less needy on girls, which is more attractive to them. I have a soul tribe. 5 guys, and we're building a business that we've started about 5 years ago. I couldn't be happier and I'd die for any one of them at any time. This resonated with me.	/r/seduction	06/04/20 12:44 PM
1	r/femaledatingstrategy really showed me how some women view men, and I am scared as fuck. Are gay men welcomed in r/mensrights? I am finally starting to see it your way. Beautiful stuff 😭 exactly what I needed to restore some faith in the species.	/r/MensRights	17/01/20 03:21 PM
1	r/femaledatingstrategy really showed me how some women view men, and I am scared as fuck. Are gay men welcomed in r/mensrights? I am finally starting to see it your way. I just took a look at that sub and I'm currently browsing the web for bleach.	/r/MensRights	17/01/20 02:27 PM
1	Imagine recognizing everyone's mistreatenings equally Basically all of the above except for rape. Oh AND inspired waves of suicides. Some people are so out of touch. Selective blindness.	/r/MensRights	06/10/19 02:14 PM