MantraMan Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
0	Man's money is a man's money. It's not for Alimony. I didn't say that at all mate, and I've posted a lot in this thread. Just fucking chill it's not healthy to go around with that much anger	/r/MensRights	22/03/21 03:42 PM
0	Man's money is a man's money. It's not for Alimony. That's a shame. Maybe work on some critical reasoning and reading skills if you so insist	/r/MensRights	22/03/21 03:20 PM
0	Man's money is a man's money. It's not for Alimony. Don't procreate and don't vote, please	/r/MensRights	22/03/21 02:58 PM
1	Man's money is a man's money. It's not for Alimony. Well yes, but alimony does exist and that's why my wife can make that decision. If it wasn't the case she probably wouldn't as I could then just walk away and probably take the kids since she can't support them. You're talking about a hypothetical situation. I made this decision in the framework where the alimony does exist, and I will live with that choice. For now I'm extremely happy.	/r/MensRights	22/03/21 02:06 PM
1	Man's money is a man's money. It's not for Alimony. I don't know but I'm happy a reasonable discussion is starting to happen. I also don't think the solution is for the spouses to treat each other with animosity and fear and then the children suffer. I personally am putting value on having my children being in a loving and caring environment. That's worth to me more than any amount of money. If it means I'm suffering later it's a decision I've consciously made and don't get to bitch about it later. If you're not sure about it and your partner say…	/r/MensRights	22/03/21 01:32 PM
1	Man's money is a man's money. It's not for Alimony. Ah man, that's horrible. I'd honestly hurt without hesitation anyone who tried to take my daughter away. Must be hell. I think the problem is somehow deeper than that and i don't know what's the solution, but I think it needs an open discussion. My wife and I came to an agreement that she takes care of kids while I work. She gave up a very promising career for that. But things can turn to shit and what happens then? You can come up with situations where a man says (or a woman says for that matte…	/r/MensRights	22/03/21 01:16 PM
0	Man's money is a man's money. It's not for Alimony. I'm not always taking women's side, in this case I'm saying it's shitty to say all alimony is bad. On this sub men are treating women as some insane golddiggers while men are some virtuous paragons, and on fem subs it's the opposite, which is crazy. Seems like echo chambers are just dividing everything and there's no place for nuance. Btw, it's none of my business but I'm noticing no wife on the list (which might explain the attitude), and I'm sincerely sorry if something went wrong (i know it w…	/r/MensRights	22/03/21 12:52 PM
-1	Man's money is a man's money. It's not for Alimony. I feel sorry for your daughter, having her dad calls other women bitches. Maybe reconsider the environment you're raising her in or she'll end up having somebody call her the same. Such fucking alpha you are	/r/MensRights	22/03/21 12:29 PM
2	Man's money is a man's money. It's not for Alimony. That's a very selfish and materialistic way of viewing the world, about "extracting value." You can also extend it and say you as a working person got a lot more experience and contacts and are able to much more easily find work. Should you then somehow share your professional network with the other person? You as a man get that your kids are growing up in a loving and nurturing environment. In the end it should be about what's best for the kids, at least that's my value system. Money is just a …	/r/MensRights	22/03/21 12:11 PM
-7	Man's money is a man's money. It's not for Alimony. That's all true. It all works both ways, men can turn abusive. Men can say hey stay at home and take care of the kids, and then go find a younger woman later. Marriage is super hard work, and it can be extremely rewarding or hell. I just don't understand the argument that all alimony is bad. Obviously it's a nuanced discussion. I also don't understand how it's "manly" (assuming most are men here) to bitch about a legal contract and a situation that it's your job to try and prevent it such a chil…	/r/MensRights	22/03/21 11:55 AM
-3	Man's money is a man's money. It's not for Alimony. Alimony is not about women getting things, it's about compensating the person which sacrificed their career to take care of family. It can be a man also. There's a discussion to be had why it skews to one side, but the principle behind it is sound	/r/MensRights	22/03/21 11:34 AM
-6	Man's money is a man's money. It's not for Alimony. Yeah sure. Enjoy being a sad incel fuck who blames women for everything	/r/MensRights	22/03/21 11:09 AM
-23	Man's money is a man's money. It's not for Alimony. First don't get married unless absolutely sure. It's the biggest decision of your life by far. Second don't put dick somewhere you don't trust. Third, those are edge cases and this post says alimony in general is wrong. My wife quit her career to raise our kids and made a huge sacrifice. She would deserve an alimony. Legally marriage means you become one entity. Don't fucking get married when you're still an idiot like early 20s or if you're not sure.	/r/MensRights	22/03/21 10:52 AM
-64	Man's money is a man's money. It's not for Alimony. Most of you upvoting this here are idiots. I'm saying this as a man and husband and father. Don't get married and have kids if you want to avoid it, nobody's forcing you	/r/MensRights	22/03/21 10:13 AM
0	In schools across the country, kids as young as three and four are now facing charges of sexual harassment that will stay with them permanently on their school records. haha, I love when Americans try to control everything with their regulations and it blows up in their faces. I heard many restaurants don't have toothpicks out of fear that someone will hurt themselves and sue them	/r/MensRights	25/05/10 11:43 AM