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| 0 | Florida teacher 'entered into a romantic relationship' with a student. The word the media keeps missing is rape.READ THE ARTICLE THIS THREAD IS BASED ON Don't have to. I was responding to another poster on the topic of generalizing sex abuse cases with women perpetrators and also the topic of statutory rape vs rape vs. pedophilia. You're the one who elected to jump in. Do you know what "generalizing" means? YOU DUMB FUCK. Think that makes you appear more intelligent? You have a good night. | /r/MensRights | 14/03/23 03:35 AM |
| 0 | Florida teacher 'entered into a romantic relationship' with a student. The word the media keeps missing is rape.So your logic in how woman teachers (adults) who rape male minors (children) by America's laws (not France) is that men committed rape in the past, and therefore fuck this victim? That is a weird reach. No that is not my take. My take is that in the broad problem of sex abuse, men are 99%-plus of offenders, and of the remaining cases, men figure prominently in many of them. If this was a 12 or 13 year old boy who was abused by an adult women, and is traumatized, that is a bad thing and she shoul… | /r/MensRights | 14/03/23 01:25 AM |
| 1 | Florida teacher 'entered into a romantic relationship' with a student. The word the media keeps missing is rape.So you justify a fantasy you had 40 years ago to explain how women can't be rapists? I did not say women could never be rapists, I said with boys 15 and older it is exceedingly unlikely for them to be one. Unless you want to start calling seduction "rape." If you are agreeable to the term, "statutory rape," as I said in my earliest post, that is fine. A lot of the world has an age of consent of 15 or 16. link While most European countries set 16-17 as the age of consent, several others, includin… | /r/MensRights | 13/03/23 11:40 PM |
| -2 | Florida teacher 'entered into a romantic relationship' with a student. The word the media keeps missing is rape.Happy to clarify. Back in the 80s, a bunch of us 15-16 year old teen boys dreamed of losing our virginity to one of our teachers. That thinking was the norm for males, virtually all of us. And was like that for most of history. And a neighborhood divorcee, 30-35 year old women, would have been fine also. Amazing how times have changed. But three qualifiers: 1) Can't have any teachers doing this stuff; they need to be fired, at minimum. No sex between teachers and teens, or younger. 2) Boys 14 an… | /r/MensRights | 13/03/23 08:45 PM |
| 11 | Florida teacher 'entered into a romantic relationship' with a student. The word the media keeps missing is rape.Pedos only go after young kids. You're 100% right. From my other post: as we all know the term "statutory rape" has been phased out for the more demonizing term "child rape," and that usually morphs into "pedophilia." Technically, the way the term is supposed to be used, that means prepubescent, almost always under 12 or 13. See definition. DSM Pedophilic Disorder. But yea, screw whatever an academic source says. | /r/MensRights | 13/03/23 07:28 AM |
| -11 | Florida teacher 'entered into a romantic relationship' with a student. The word the media keeps missing is rape.That's fine. But as we all know the term "statutory rape" has been phased out for the more demonizing term "child rape" almost everywhere, and that usually morphs into "pedophilia." Technically, the way the term is supposed to be used, that means prepubescent, almost always under 12 or 13. But fine today to call sex with a 16 or 17-year-old child rape. | /r/MensRights | 13/03/23 07:25 AM |
| 2 | I wanna take time to do an appreciate thread for this subreddit and say I am so happy we're not an echo-chamberFrom male Newbie here: Let's see how this community responds to my conservative take on men and women. I've brought this up mostly in my debates against Progressives and LGBT+ supporters with their theories on gender as a social construct and other blurring ideas about traditional gender roles. Let me also preface that I agree that men are subject to all sorts of bad, conniving behavior from women, as I've seen described here. My spiel was posted elsewhere, and this is solely about Heteros -- I … | /r/MensRights | 27/01/23 06:49 AM |
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