Life-Factor-9974 Archive

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8	Or maybe find a person who doesn't judge your past Glad I wasn't the only one who noticed that. Its the classic interracial relationship propoganda you see all over modern media, which 9/10 times depicts white women (usually blonde) with a black / mixed man. Almost as if there's a targeted strategy to disillusion and alienate young white men from young white women because they're constantly fed this narrative that they're A) the source of all evil in the modern world, and B) the women of their ethnic group prefer men from other ethnic groups. It…	/r/AntiFeminists	12/05/22 07:01 AM
13	The level of misandry and even racism in the comments. Yes Ted Bundy is a classic example of this at the more extreme end. These are obviously women with issues but it's a microcosm for how women (and most people tbh) generally give free passes to hot people for behaviour that they'd condemn if carried out by someone who isn't hot. TikTik in general is a great tool to use as an insight into the more darker realities of human social interaction, psychology and how women think. There seems to be an active lack of restraint / care to keep things privat…	/r/AntiFeminists	10/05/22 12:07 PM
42	The level of misandry and even racism in the comments. Unpopular/ politically incorrect opinion: women find most men 'creepy / gross' because they see most men as unattractive. Obviously, anybody can exhibit genuine gross traits and behaviour regardless of how attractive they are, but let's not pretend that many women don't give ridiculous passes for men who are overtly sexist, crass and 'creepy' when said men are hot enough. Hell, I've known women who literally excuse and rationalise men who abuse them or men who they're dating who are criminals be…	/r/AntiFeminists	10/05/22 07:10 AM
1	Men getting painful height surgery is because of patriarchy & toxic masculinity. It is eliminatory if women say they only want to date men above 6ft, or if 6ft is the filter / cut off mark for a lot of women. It is quite literally eliminatory for 80% of men because 80% of men (roughly) are below 6ft. The only exceptions of course will be situations where the shorter man is very good looking, wealthy, charismatic, or has social status. People often like to reference examples like Tom Cruise or Kit Harrington as proof that "women don't care about height" whilst overlooking the…	/r/MensRights	03/05/22 03:42 PM
1	Men getting painful height surgery is because of patriarchy & toxic masculinity. Women who express a preference for "taller than me " are not really the issue IMO. Its the "he must be X height or over" (often an arbitrary number which rules out like 75% of the male population) that's the issue. Most men are taller than most women, so if most women simply desired a man to be taller than they were, we wouldn't really have this insane obsession with height. Very few men are shorter than 5,3", to use the example of the women you mentioned. Many women nowadays consider anything b…	/r/MensRights	03/05/22 12:59 PM
2	Men getting painful height surgery is because of patriarchy & toxic masculinity. So how does this align with the widely accepted feminist viewpoint that patriarchy exists to give innate benefits to men (as a whole) and oppress women (as a whole). In reality it benefits only the top tier of genetic stock, which is the same as pretty much any system that has existed throughout history...it's always been the strongest, smartest and / or most beautiful who reap the biggest rewards in society.	/r/MensRights	03/05/22 07:28 AM
2	Men getting painful height surgery is because of patriarchy & toxic masculinity. This is an often overlooked point. Women's beauty ideals vary depending on societal and cultural influences, whereas men's don't. Tall and muscular men (as well as intelligent, ambitious and confident men) are prized the world over. On the flipside, there's a subset of the male population who adore, even prefer, pretty much every female body type / physical appearance type. Reddit is when a microcosm of this. Virtually every perceived 'flaw' on women, there's a subreddit where there's a bunch of…	/r/MensRights	03/05/22 07:24 AM
3	West Elm Caleb How would he know their "thing is to make TikToks about dates". He met them on Hinge. Unless they linked their TikTok on there which I highly doubt, he isn't going to know, is he. It's not about 'responsibility'. The point is that these girls were happy to match with him and sleep with him on the basis that they found him hot, interesting or whatever. If you willingly choose to sleep with a man on the first or second date, news flash, he probably isn't going to take you seriously or want to date…	/r/MensRights	11/02/22 10:54 AM
2	West Elm Caleb People have a big issue with over-sharing on social media and TikTok facilitates this in quite a toxic way. There's literally no need to take up a witch hunt on the internet because some dude ghosted you. I've been ghosted before. You know what I did? I told my friends about it next time i saw them at the pub, then I moved on. Something like this just doesn't need to be made into an issue because now this guy is being doxxed and had his privacy outed. We also need to remember that his behaviour …	/r/MensRights	10/02/22 08:34 PM