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Ive been around too many sheeple who do think like this. To them, it's not their issue until it happens to them. I imagine theyre the type of people who set up credit cards and banks accounts in their kid's names, then shrug like "you shouldve been smarter about this" when they commit fraud to take advantage of that situation.
/r/MensRights24/08/23 05:55 AM
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I remember teachers pulling me from recess, talking amongst the two of them who was gonna whip me, did it, then sent me back to recess. That was the most confusing memory of abuse i still remember. But when I talked about it, "there must have been a reason, no teacher would punish a student without a reason." You could argue they were both women who hated boys. But "the chances of that happening isnt possible!" Like, dumb fucks, do you really not think a completely female staff wouldnt have one …
/r/MensRights23/08/23 05:18 AM
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I look white, but im not actually white. I dont identify as white. I cant explain it. I just know I'm disliked wherever i go.
/r/MensRights01/08/23 10:52 PM
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Uma Thurman is great in those movies. Her character was so well written.
/r/MensRights24/07/23 11:11 PM
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I dont think its the leads alone. Even some guy leads make shitty decisions in filmaking. They cant admit they arent writers. Some do have an insight into the character and that can help. But mostly it's writers and directors. Actresses are just tools for them to make their vision a reality. It why I make a point to differentiate between Rey and the Actress who plays her. Rey is a bad character. It doesnt mean the actress playing her is inherently bad.
/r/MensRights24/07/23 02:19 AM
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In other media, like books, a strong female character who is lady-like, brave and motherly are far more enjoyable to read and follow their story. But in movies, they cut the caring and motherly part out entirely; , it's like they try to act like dudes who happen to have a vagina.
/r/MensRights24/07/23 02:14 AM
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Typical writing for girl characters. They cant succeed unless everyone else is handicapped. Barbie is essentially the smartest kid on the short bus.
/r/MensRights23/07/23 10:52 AM
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Bitch doesnt deserve it. There are whole families that would be permanently better off with just 1 month with that amount.
/r/MensRights17/07/23 05:44 AM
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Idk. I was top 5 of my class, and any time I had a problem, i was ignored at best, or told to deal with it myself.
/r/MensRights13/07/23 03:23 AM
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I was in public and said out loud i wasnt buying my gf what she wanted. A lady came up to me and said "good luck with that, she isn't gonna give the nookie, if she don't get a cookie!" I told her. "She already took sex off the table after the 2nd date; i have no reason to do what she wants, if all she does is take, take, take. This is her 3rd week on probation to give something back. It doesn't even have to be sex; i just want to see if she gives anything to our relationship at all." " you're so…
/r/MensRights10/07/23 10:09 AM
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It's sad because in every instance it downplays the importance of the female role. Every instance they need the male lead to be either nerfed or removed completely so the femaleead can shine. Instead of having them stand on their own. As you listed. Sigourney Weaver's Ripley character felt natural. So did the other girl playing the role of a soldier.
/r/MensRights09/07/23 12:12 PM
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Yeah in US. The vast majority of my jobs has had one other guy on a separate shift. So no way to interact or support each other. Any guy bosses are usually too disconnected from where I'm at to be of any help. And they usually just defend whatever management says. Because "clearly the new guy must be the problem".
/r/MensRights24/06/23 02:53 PM
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I've had that happen to me far too often. It's like i just happen to find every girl looking for a guy bestie. My sister told me the story of how she met her current hubby. Said he just offered her a piece of gum and they began dating after that. Sometimes I can't tell if she's shoving it in my face, or legit trying to help. All i know is there's no such thing as a compromise with her. And i see that in other women too. The moment you disagree or challenge their wants; it's game over. like a ful…
/r/MensRights24/06/23 02:46 PM
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I'm seeking a relationship. But I've never had one before so the going is tough. I constantly lose faith and feel worthless because i cant do this one thing that ive seen loads of other people do. Im currently demotivated because all of my efforts are going unrewarded for the 15th consecutive year, since making the decision in highschool to get fit and get a girlfriend.
/r/MensRights24/06/23 06:45 AM
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Every new job I've started has always been dominated my women. My fault for shooting low. But this happens consistently every time. I barely have time to talk to anyone. But every time i get called in to talk about how i make everyone else uncomfortable. Even tho i dont step foot out of my office until lunch time and i go right back in with it. Its the same talks. Once i get through the "creepy test". Then it's the "he hasnt been doing x test" which is usually something that isnt my job. The "ho…
/r/MensRights24/06/23 06:28 AM
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Im all for people to seek their own justice, especially after a major wrong has been done to them or someone they know. Like here recently a guy on a business trip was gunned down because a the hotel clerk lied and said he was waving a gun around; when really it was a beer bottle; and he never left his room while having a good time. But the swat member decided he had to die after the guy begged not to be shot. The man's only mistake was being too drunk to not be aware of what he was doing. If i …
/r/MensRights26/05/23 11:22 PM
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Such bs a woman can cheat and everyone can assume there was something wrong with the man she was with; but if a man cheats then he's scum. Even tho the same could also be true about the woman. My first and only relationship was with an abusive girlfriend. She'd hit me any time i didnt immediately get up and do chores like she wanted. Her whole deal is "i did it last week, now you have to do it when I say" She'd call me an idiot when i wouldn't fold her socks the way she wants.
/r/MensRights22/05/23 12:02 AM
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Because that would mean women have to admit and acknowledge how very little it takes to make men happy; and they still wont do those very few things; or they lord over them like bargaining chips, while again, refusing to do those same very few things.
/r/MensRights21/05/23 11:58 PM
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Bc women dont understand whats its like to be broken down and rebuilt in training for war and then to take a human life and watch you brothers die beside you. Nope. Women dont fight battles. They choose them. And they arent picky about it either.
/r/MensRights08/05/23 06:55 AM
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Because women go for the shit men cant change. And for men, its infuriating bc for the longest time men could change anything about themselves with focused work. You cant do anything about some genetic traits like height.
/r/MensRights16/04/23 11:39 AM
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Its not. Maybe equally. But women can pack up and find someone else far more easily that a man ever can. With that in mind, given how much time it take to woo a woman; how bad did the wife screw up or continued to be neglectful of her mans needs for him to take that investment in someone else?
/r/MensRights13/04/23 09:01 AM
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The older I get. The more I believe circumcision is a form of legalized castration under the veil of health and religion. Think about it. It desensitizes the nerves, drys out the glans, and the longer this process goes on, the tougher it is to ejaculate during procreative intercourse.
/r/MensRights28/03/23 09:20 PM
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Dont care for color. All about shape and cleanliness.
/r/MensRights02/03/23 11:39 PM
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I cant stand the ones who are loud and disruptive and they think they are helping.
/r/MensRights11/02/23 03:18 AM
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Idk about this. My mother had me done because her past bf had pain and other issues with his foreskin. But then she was the kind of woman who shys away from any negative thing that happens to her. Even just one time. I sometimes wonder if id have pain or if things would be normal.
/r/MensRights09/02/23 03:42 AM
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I can confirm, working in a department, crew, or anything when the majority is women, is a miserable time. You are guaranteed non-stop drama and stress from constant HR calls/talks. One job had me working on the opposite side of the building. I took my lunches alone. And I had to explain this at least once every 3 months to HR lady, there isn't even an opportunity for me to interact with the women; because they leave an hour after I get there.
/r/MensRights03/02/23 05:36 AM
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The older i get. The more i realize this too just doesnt work for women. Too often i have to just do what i know will work without my girls permission. She always gets so upset we didnt work together on it or w/e. But shes too stubborn to admit she was wrong from the start. But im above needing affirmation. We both know i k ow what works best for us.
/r/MensRights26/01/23 01:19 AM
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Retirement is stupid anyway. Nobody in my family has ever lived to 65. So why tf am i forced to pay into a 401k? So i can help line the pockets of the rich why being taxed on top of it. Thats why.
/r/MensRights25/01/23 04:30 AM
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Best guess is like women sharing their feelings. Being vulnerable. But for reasons already mentioned, men cant do this bc its exploitable.
/r/MensRights28/12/22 09:24 AM
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I know the feeling my guy. Im in the same boat. Luckily i have a cool guy boss now, so the women that were above me are finally backing off. I dont have any advice. I see homeless men and women, meth heads paired up. Man and woman every day paired up. Sometimes i cant believe it. Like, am i really that much worse bc i dont want to finish my degree? Bc i dont want to spend 60 hours a week at a job i cant care about? You gotta do what makes you happy. I see it as something men have been doing for …
/r/MensRights26/12/22 10:06 PM
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I hate working under women bosses. I've moved around a lot and had many lower teir jobs. Every single one was an all female management. They all act the same way, and they all do the same thing. Play the company rules and never listen. They always asked "how did this happen?" When I didnt even work that day, and speak at me like I was the one to blame. They were never interested in solving problems. Just a "i want it done" attitude. And im over herw like "we dont even have the equipment anymore,…
/r/MensRights22/12/22 12:45 AM
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All i can imagine is all those girls being smug and doing that valley girl attitude head shake thing.
/r/MensRights16/12/22 05:01 AM
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Every time i asked for help online, every time it pertained to the opposite sex; its always shut down as incel/pilling or w/e. Idk how the other subs manage to ever have a discussion. Im full if questions, but im never able to get them out into the world bc of how some moderator chooses to interpret it as incel behavior.
/r/MensRights14/12/22 07:59 AM
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The sex isnt as good if you're overweight. That goes for both. I'm not looking for an Amazon, but even a cute girl with a tum is still hot to me. Its the flabby obese range I avoid. Some guys are stupid thinking a little weight is "obese". I respect everyone has their preference, but some people's tastes are just unrealistic.
/r/PurplePillDebate06/12/22 10:44 AM
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It would be easier for sure. The women I work around get so many benefits, and they all get promoted faster. Whereas I with my bachelors in science, still get fed empty promises.
/r/MensRights06/12/22 10:26 AM
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Im gonna get banned for this, but its a truth everyone wants to deny. Its bc for a lot of women who make more than most men feel entitled to date up, then they feel if the man theyre with isnt good enough by making more, they date even higher. But they never realize the top 1% of men just arent for them so they keep holding out until theyre in 30s and realize theyre lost the best years of their life never settlement. then they dont realize the time commitment to being an attorney takes ip time b…
/r/MensRights02/12/22 05:24 AM
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The og post makes it sound like the guy knows it is his; but i know there is the possibility of her being with another guy. So either he's using protection in a general sense, like with her using BC, or he's lying about using a condom every time; which isnt specified. We're just supposed to assume thats what he meant.
/r/MensRights26/11/22 01:43 AM
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And there was no follow up to that. If shes pregnant, and he always used protection; then its not his.
/r/MensRights25/11/22 06:36 PM
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Not a single person pointed out the possibility she cheated on him. But from the tone of op post it seems they didnt always use protection.
/r/MensRights25/11/22 05:44 PM
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Ive always hated the attitude and personality change in movies when some characters try to act more like me. This is exactly what not to do. The best ones are where they just do cool shit. Dont prove to me youre tough, just do something to show me you can.
/r/MensRights11/11/22 03:23 AM
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I stay single, bc a relationship never presented itself as an achievable goal. Even at my best, I never got the hint any of the women I've met even remotely were interested. I see guys younger than me that are miserable bc they cant make enough money to make child support, and still end up alone and miserable. The only difference, i can choose to be miserable. Author says they also have several single friends, but im betting they dont take into account their age, or wether they take care of them…
/r/MensRights09/11/22 10:46 AM
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She has no idea how shallow and few in number those male characters are. The main one is the "overly persistent" guy who chases, borderline stalks, the girl, all to ask her out after asking a ton of pestering questions about her. And the girlbis usually annoyed and not interested, but she doesn't ever put a restraining order against him.
/r/MensRights09/11/22 10:36 AM
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To the author of the article, the incentive is: "I let you have sex with me". Which is a Totally one-sided, shallow, conditional incentive. Edit. She is the one letting it happen. Bc, to her, that is the only incentive she believes men need.
/r/MensRights09/11/22 10:29 AM
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In Oklahoma there's still an old state law that's never been repealed. Basically you can legally shoot dead your wife and her lover, but only if you catch them both in coitus, on your bed and in your house (it has to be only your name on the deed, not together with the spouse).
/r/MensRights09/11/22 10:19 AM
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My work hired a new shift manager. Its the first time ive ever had a guy as my boss. Its SOOOO much better than having a woman boss. The big difference? No daily drama. No more random calls to the office. No more overbearing need to be constantly working for the sake of looking busy. Just do my job without stress of being caught sitting while maintaining our machines. So much stupid bullshit is just gone now. Before, it was constant "talks" about "who did what" and "did so-so say this?" Verbals,…
/r/MensRights03/11/22 10:58 AM
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Never go to the school for anything legal. I understand that--as a kid--options were limited. But parents shouldve went to the police or confronted the girls parents directly. She couldve been abused by her dad and was taking it out on others.
/r/MensRights01/11/22 03:04 PM
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Anyone can be oppressed. All it takes is a few people or a person in the right position of power. There was years I was convinced thanks to the feminists and the whole "yas queen" age, my life was being run and ruined solely by women in power. Everything from high school to college was run by women. Every office, every class, everything was being run by women. And they did not cut me any slack. Dad died? Oh well, it's too late to withdraw from classes. He should've died sooner.
/r/MensRights05/08/22 12:49 AM
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I can only imagine how much of a slap on the wrist it would have been, had she stayed put.
/r/MensRights08/06/22 05:32 PM
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Same dude. I got too much of a murder face. Hair every but where it matters most. Huge body at 6'3 and overweight but I can probably lose the fat in a year or less. All I hear women talk about is how "cute" a guy is. I'm not ever going to be cute. Where's the women who like the big strong murderous viking look?
/r/MensRights17/12/21 08:02 PM
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