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If that's how she acts, I wouldn't use her as your coss section of the American female populace. She is an outlier at best.
/r/MensRights07/09/21 08:22 AM
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Why would you know how many abortions your tenant has and for what reasons? Bit weird that.
/r/MensRights07/09/21 06:36 AM
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I think there's two underlying tones in this sub over the last week which are both genuinely making me want to leave it: Hooray! Women have less rights now so that's a win for us! (Deapite this having a negative effect on mens rights too) Women use abortion as some kind of birth control, going getting abortions with their friends every few weeks to keep pregnancy at bay. Let me explain this second point very clearly. I worked at a GUM clinic and saw the aftermath of abortions first hand. Women w…
/r/MensRights07/09/21 06:24 AM
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Thats not even remotely true. No woman will go and get an abortion once every few weeks instead of taking the pill. It's an invasive and painful procedure. It's like going through minor surgery that takes weeks to get over. No woman would do that repeatedly as a form of birth control, thats just what some media on the right would suggest with no data to back it up.
/r/MensRights07/09/21 06:14 AM
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Spoken as truth by someone who has never been around someone having or who has had an abortion. Do you think women just go mad at the weekend? Let men go bareback, cheeky abortion Monday morning before brunch then off to work? It's debilitating, emotionally distressing and painful. More importantly, for the thousands that wear a rubber which then fails leading to pregnancy, why should they suffer the same fate?
/r/MensRights06/09/21 07:40 PM
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You don't seem to be grasping it... let me make it easier to understand. Situation one - you get a girl pregnant because the condom broke. You're both about a year away from finishing your qualifications. You speak to her about abortion and she has the final say, she may agree and you can both continue with your lives unchanged, she may refuse and stitch you up for CSP for years. THIS IS WHERE WE WERE. Situation two - you get a girl pregnant under the exact same premise, only tough shit. No abor…
/r/MensRights06/09/21 05:00 PM
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I love it when people start a sentence with 'scientifically speaking' then produce no science. An embryo is not the same as a fully grown human. Also, no, she didn't murder a child (and even at my angriest, I never thought that of her). She made a poor decision which hurt me. Pregnancy doesn't just fall from the sky. It took 10 years of hard work and pouring love into a new relationship to find the right time to have a child. Perhaps try love and understanding instead of buzzwords and anger, you…
/r/MensRights06/09/21 04:30 PM
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The difference here mate is; taking her rights away does not solve my problem. It makes it a bit worse actually. To solve the problem, men should be afforded a legal say in what happens during the pregnancy. I thought it was quite clear.
/r/MensRights06/09/21 04:24 PM
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I did wonder with some of them. I'm actually ashamed to be in the same group as some of the 'baby murderer' brigade in here. I guarantee they don't Foster or adopt from the thousands of needy kids. I'd put money on them not working as a sex educator at a youth group to help solve teen pregnancy. No, they seem to just be angry men giving the rest of us bad names. It's a shame.
/r/MensRights06/09/21 04:12 PM
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We are 60% matching. If a banana doesn't work for you, what about sperm? It's alive, it has human DNA, it's the starting point of babies... should that be protected? Should masturbating be outlawed?
/r/MensRights06/09/21 11:26 AM
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I'm not sure rape survivors would agree with you. Nor would a couple of teens whose condom broke for instance.
/r/MensRights06/09/21 11:22 AM
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At the time I was really low for a long time, moreso when I found out she'd had two kids with him immediately afterwards, then I met me soon to be wife. We've been together 10 years and have a daughter together. Now I can look back and see that she did me a favour. If she hadn't have done all of that, I'd still be with the poisonous bitch and I wouldn't have met such a wonderful woman who gave me my beautiful daughter.
/r/MensRights06/09/21 10:49 AM
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I think that would be unfair to the tens of thousands of people around the world who end up pregnant because of failed birth control, lying partners or rape though.
/r/MensRights06/09/21 10:41 AM
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So does a banana. Is a banana human life?
/r/MensRights06/09/21 09:35 AM
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I agree with that completely. This is why I'm struggling to understand a lot of men as seeing less rights for both parties as a win.
/r/MensRights06/09/21 09:03 AM
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That isn't what OP asked. He asked why is the handmaid's tale and the law being compared. It is because they both feature a religion centric government over-reaching to remove human rights. I'm not talking about dead babies, or clumps of embryonic cells for that matter.
/r/MensRights05/09/21 03:57 PM
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It isnt the law in itself but the strong links to a lack of separation of church and state, just like in the book. Lawmakers are leaning on people's Christian belief to gain acceptance to an ideology that removes women's rights. The book is honestly word for word how it begins by utilising the religious right to pass laws like this.
/r/MensRights05/09/21 12:42 PM
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My former boss used to 'poke' me chest for fun. She used to say she just liked a man with a harder stomach than her husband. After a Christmas party she was drunk and insisted I drive her home, I had to convince someone else to leave so we wouldn't be alone in the car as she was keeping an eye on me all night. The last straw was at a convention when we were stood in a group of a few hundred watching a talk. She reached back and cupped/stroked me (yeah like that) for a good 20 seconds. Afterwards…
/r/MensRights12/08/21 03:59 PM
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Yeah to be fair, my current fiance is the complete opposite. Careing, understanding, compassionate... everything my ex didn't have.
/r/MensRights06/08/21 06:12 PM
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My ex aborted our child whilst I was at work. Happened to be the same day my coworkers bought me a load of 'new dad' stuff. I literally came home and showed her what they had bought me and she told me it was gone. I just sat on the couch sobbing holding a pair of new daddy socks for an hour. We split a few months later when I found out she had been cheating on me. She was pregnant 3 months after that with her new BFs child which she decided to keep. Its the same reason I joined MRA.
/r/MensRights06/08/21 12:23 PM
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I cannot stress enough how little I want my Mrs to 'trombone' me...
/r/MensRights26/04/21 07:16 AM
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My current Mrs is a nightmare for this. I installed a new kitchen, decorated everywhere else, get my daughter ready and take her to childcare every morning, wash the dishes if she cooks or vice versa, walk the dog (she refuses every time) etc. There's a million small things I do every single day that I don't tell her about. She leaves dishes everywhere, wrappers from food, clothes on the floor... think teen going through an episode. We sit down at least once a month where she doesn't think I do …
/r/MensRights21/04/21 04:07 PM
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That proper got me. Thanks cap for standing up against toxic feminism. The hero we truly need.
/r/MensRights16/04/21 02:49 PM
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To some, slavery was part of their heritage. Being able to beat your wife legally was part of heritage. Putting your arm in a nest of bullet ants for 10 minutes was part of heritage. Some traditions should not continue through generations, and that should absolutely include mutilating your child's genitalia. It's barbaric and there is zero reason for it to happen.
/r/MensRights16/04/21 06:47 AM
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I cant believe you just womansplained the patriarchy to a sub full of men. As blokes we understand male power structures better than women so we don't need your micro-aggressions in here. Just by explaining that, you are trying to assert dominance in a conversation that nobody asked you to join. I'm ringing the police. that is what it is like to be a bloke around feminists. Your answer was completely valid, but flip the genders and that would basically be the response.
/r/MensRights09/04/21 09:39 AM
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Has it ever occurred to you that modern day feminists don't push an agenda that makes sense? You've made an example of car safety, middle east arranged marriages, patriarchy in religious systems and child brides. All very valid arguments and something that every man in this sub would get behind if it wasn't for the fact that modern day Western feminists focus more on an imaginary pay gap, skewed assault statistics and constantly making men feel worthless. Feminism has overtaken equality in a lot…
/r/MensRights07/04/21 06:12 AM
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Women can act pretty much as abusive and violent as they like but can hide behind the 'asking me to control my emotions is misogyny' argument. This is my biggest gripe. I've been with women who would literally trash a room and swing at me for something like coming home late from work. One ex was doing this in public once and had been like this for about a week. She clipped me pretty good and her bracelet hit my eye (it fucking hurt) so I pushed her back. This was the first and last time I'd ever…
/r/MensRights03/04/21 08:44 AM
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She hits him, screams at him, acts fucking mental... flip the genders and you'd have a thousand feminists trying to educate men about being better in relationships and wanting him locked up. I've been with enough women like this to know it is a common enough occurrence to be a problem.
/r/MensRights03/04/21 08:36 AM
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When I was a kid I was beaten so savagely by my parents that I suffered broken ribs. They couldn't take me to the hospital so they just left it meaning it grew deformed and caused all sorts of further issues as I got older. This was just one instance of a long line of assaults and worse. As I've grown up and opened up to some people about the details of it, the expectation is I should keep it to myself and not show emotion because I'm a man. I've had that response mostly from women. I dont think…
/r/MensRights03/04/21 06:18 AM
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Imagine feeling the need to lurk in mens rights subs trying to get offended by something... such fragility.
/r/MensRights30/03/21 10:39 AM
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I couldn't agree with this more. My 3 sisters have been feminists their entire lives and I grew up in a female dominated environment. I completely sympathised with feminism around the mid to late 90s when it was realistic. Now that the extremist agenda has taken hold with its men curfews, mansplaining and rape culture rhetoric, its more like a cult than anything. Unfortunately, 2 of my sisters have subscribed to this new agenda and push it every chance they get.
/r/MensRights30/03/21 07:55 AM
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People are downvoting because they understand why women use the term, but they also understand why its a sexist double standard used by women. Im not sure why that's so hard for you to understand.
/r/MensRights30/03/21 06:20 AM
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Depends how bushy you get. I'm a first gen immigrant so I have very Italian genes. Us 'talians are known for our body hair and sweating. A bad combination unless you deal with it.
/r/MensRights29/03/21 07:18 PM
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I've been manscaping for years, and not for my Mrs approval, just for good hygiene. Feminists can walk around and smell like a run down tuna cannery all they like, but they can't get mad if nobody wants to go near their rancid vaginas.
/r/MensRights29/03/21 06:16 PM
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Hang on, why the fuck am I getting downvoted for asking a question? Fuck me reddit is toxic af sometimes. I'm a bloke in a men's rights sub asking a simple question. It isnt like I slapped an orphan or something
/r/MensRights26/03/21 11:06 PM
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I think because I only play mainstream games I don't really see that much of a change. Plus, overly sexualised women still dominate the mobile gaming market so I always assumed feminism hadn't gotten there yet.
/r/MensRights26/03/21 01:39 PM
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I'm interested to know what you mean by gaming, like the characters? Or in proffessional gaming?
/r/MensRights26/03/21 01:28 PM
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Copying and pasting again? Pretending to be a biologist when you just have poor impulse control and find something associative in reptiles? Inner strength? Inner fucking stupidity more like. I reckon the real reason this post triggered you so much is because nobodies ever actually been desperate enough to fuck you. It brings up a lot of bad memories from the one time you let your snake have a go and it's been 5 years and the cunt isnt coming back out. Anyway, you're boring me now. I'll see you w…
/r/MensRights24/03/21 04:33 PM
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Good bot
/r/MensRights24/03/21 04:02 PM
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You are in karma growth groups (so think your fake Internet points mean something), think you're a witch (so clearly you're mentally ill) and keep large amount of reptiles (so you're white trash). Get back to your Sam and Dean maturation hobbyist groups you fucking sad excuse of a human. Fucking fat ass nutcase bitch.
/r/MensRights24/03/21 04:01 PM
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Or just keep copying and pasting responses whilst lurking in a mens rights thread trying to get triggered about everything like a fucking lunatic. Jog on love.
/r/MensRights24/03/21 02:11 PM
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Not gender but I was hiring 30 people for a large fashion retailer in the UK. I interviewed over a hundred people across 10 days and made my plans on who to hire. Was pulled by the sales director and told the area is 80% Pakistani/Bangladeshi and my hiring must reflect this. It took me 7 months to fill the roles and I had to turn some really great applicants away. Left the business not long after that, made room for another british-italian male with blue eyes that was a libra.
/r/MensRights24/03/21 12:17 PM
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If he thinks that she is on birth control he won't be concerned about pregnancy and therefore further protection. If the woman has lied, that is then out of his control. What have I said that is sexist? What names have I called you exactly? My toddler has better manners. I havent been rude to you or called you names and yet you are getting upset and acting like a child. Perhaps try civil debate.
/r/MensRights23/03/21 05:47 PM
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The minute a woman claims to be on birth control but actually isn't is the moment she should lose the right to lay claim to a man's pay packet in order to fund the child he didn't want. Also, if you want people to stop calling you a mad feminist, stop telling people to 'try harder'. Its unnecessarily aggressive and childish. My toddler wouldn't speak to someone like that so maybe have a little more respect and it will be reciprocated.
/r/MensRights23/03/21 06:33 AM
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It wasn't great, but she helped me out long term. Living with my absolute best friend and love of my life now with a one year old who is perfect. She ended up dossing about with some coke fiend who left her with 2 kids in a council flat somewhere so alls well and that.
/r/MensRights21/03/21 04:43 PM
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The day my ex told me she didn't want to keep our pregnancy was the day the guys at work bought me a pair of 'new dad' socks. I brought them home, showed her and she told me she was getting rid. I wasn't even involved in the decision process and was heartbroken. It should be a legal right of men that we get say.
/r/MensRights21/03/21 07:16 AM
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I have made zero conscious change. If I saw a man or woman in trouble I'd do everything I could to help them. If I felt I was making a man or woman uncomfortable by walking too close, I'd back off or cross the road. If any of my friends put on their raping shoes and go out for the night, I will try and convince them it's a fucking stupid idea. If another friend grabs his brass knuckles and switchblade and wants to go on a quick stabbing run before lunch, I'll convince them to use their words. Th…
/r/MensRights17/03/21 09:23 AM
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I put this exact issue to my 3 feminist sisters (well, 2 and a half, one is when it's on trend) and they all said the same thing, men don't want to learn/stick around/be good fathers so this is a supply and demand issue. All three are married to good fathers who involve themselves heavily in their kids lives. All the husbands agreed paternal support is none existant and they all struggled with their first children.
/r/MensRights16/03/21 02:09 PM
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Thats what I thought when I heard about this, then it spread all over twitter. Even though there's very few of them, some have taken this obvious troll and run with it as real. Not talking about tbe 4chan dickheads, but the genuinely transphobic people who have come out of the woodwork wearing this like a badge of honour.
/r/MensRights08/03/21 05:29 PM
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Stop using logic. It infuriates these people.
/r/MensRights08/03/21 11:33 AM
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Yeah, if you're bi but will only sleep with biological males and females you are super bi. If you'll do that plus a trans person you're just bi.
/r/MensRights08/03/21 11:15 AM
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No, it's genuine. Go onto the super straight reddit and see how many of them are taking it seriously.
/r/MensRights08/03/21 09:40 AM
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Bi or super bi? Yes that's a thing btw
/r/MensRights08/03/21 09:39 AM
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I like the posts where women 'come out' as super straight to their partners. They're fucking mental.
/r/MensRights08/03/21 09:38 AM
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What's even funnier is they see super straight as a gender, I shit you not. The worlds fucked lads.
/r/MensRights08/03/21 09:37 AM
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Once asked a female employee to dress appropriately for the sales position she was working. She was meeting potential customers in a top so low cut that it was embarrassing and a push up bra that fit so badly that I saw her nipples about as much as her husband. Seriously, I dont care about the 'have it, flaunt it' mentality, but this was the equivalent of me walking around with a bit of my scrotum hanging out of my fly. We were a proffessional business and had a dress code although it was only l…
/r/MensRights05/03/21 10:07 AM
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