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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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3	This story from a domestic violence victim in a /r/AskReddit thread calling out guys who'd been assaulted really frustrated me. Long read, but worth it. I feel even my sympathy isn't enough for what he experienced. Truth be told though, he definitely put fear and doubt in me regarding if I could have a relationship. Reading those horrors, I'm not even sure...	/r/MensRights	28/03/12 01:16 PM
11	This story from a domestic violence victim in a /r/AskReddit thread calling out guys who'd been assaulted really frustrated me. Long read, but worth it. I had a sick feeling in my stomach reading this. Even teared up a bit.	/r/MensRights	28/03/12 10:07 AM
1	Supposed targeting of female protestors in Egypt I was talking about him in the last paragraph. He was actually trying to save her from the beatings. You have to understand that Egyptian society (and men) enforce the idea that a woman is more gentle and should be protected (while you have the double standard of a woman being beaten by her husband which happens probably frequently in Egyptian society). So for Egyptians seeing a woman being beaten that viciously is unusual. Its sad but we've become very much desensitized and somewhat accustomed …	/r/MensRights	26/12/11 03:58 PM
8	Supposed targeting of female protestors in Egypt I'm sorry but I do not agree with this post as it is an entirely different situation to compare what is going on in Egypt versus what is occurring in the US. While I do sympathize and do support men's rights in general, women's rights in Egypt are definitely in the shitter. I am an Egyptian and I speak from experience regarding this. Women here are constantly sexually harassed or stared at regardless of what they are wearing because we as a nation are very sexually frustrated. This is tied to a …	/r/MensRights	23/12/11 10:38 PM
6	Seduction in muslim countries (egypt specifically) Egypt is actually less conservative compared to other arab countries. It depends on their social status on how open minded they can be. If you're talking rich girls, they would be driving cars anyway so you'd never see them in the street. Honestly though, I'm going to go ahead and hate on Egyptian girls. You're better off finding a foreigner instead. I can never find a decent girl here mainly because they're in the extremes. They're either too conservative to the point they would refuse to shake…	/r/seduction	10/09/11 11:10 PM
51	Seduction in muslim countries (egypt specifically) Living in Egypt, I can tell you that you have a better chance picking up foreigners than the local girls. And that it is much easier in the resort towns of sharm el sheikh or Hurghada rather than Cairo or Alexandria (and I'm not sure if Alexandria has expatriate districts of the city like Cairo.) The problem with local girls is that you can't approach them in the streets, coffeeshops or bookstore or mall. You have to have some common ground like school/university or work or friends/ friends of f…	/r/seduction	10/09/11 07:59 PM

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