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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
515	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well	Meme	NerdDwarf	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 06:25 AM

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17	Someone should tell her that insulting an entire gender for not wanting to see her movie won't make them want to see her movie. In fact, it will have the opposite effect. Good News You can almost solely blame chibnall for that Russell T. Davies (RTD) was the showrunner of Doctor Who for the 9th and 10th incarnation/the very start of the 2005 "reboot" to the Doctor and Companion and TARDIS changing all at the same time. He chose Steven Moffat as his successor Steven Moffat was the showrunner for the 11th and 12th Doctors. He chose Chris Chibnall as his successor. Chibnall was the showrunner for the 13th Doctor. The BBC told him to fuck off and phoned RTD asking hi…	/r/MensRights	19/08/22 12:05 AM
2	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well I'm sorry, I just read that you try the best you can... that's shows both; masculinity, and maturity. More than the likes of most people (-cough- Insert controversial figure -cough-) Also, I will contest that the single most masculine OR badass thing I have ever done, was learn how to 3-step Waltz. (And you know that's masculine as fuck because I just got done baking a cake for my grandmother; and, it barely gets more manly than looking after your grandmother)(although the cake did break in half…	/r/AntiFeminists	22/07/22 03:07 AM
1	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well "Large men" -- not related "Lacking in education" -- not related Rest is basically as my post says (I will admit it should say protect people instead of protect women)	/r/AntiFeminists	22/07/22 12:31 AM
1	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well I did. I re-read it before I responded the 1st time about it. I re-read it before before my previous response. I haven't	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 11:01 PM
1	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well 1.I looked at that thread 2.No, I didn't	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 10:44 PM
2	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well Now how the hell did you get that?	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 10:43 PM
1	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well On the other thread the closest I got to disagreeing with my post was "Nobody (should) would judge a man for protecting his loved ones first..." I have also never implied that men should put protecting others above himself (he shouldn't. 1. Own life has value. 2.Can't help people if you're dead)	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 10:39 PM
1	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well I'm a dude	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 10:35 PM
1	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well I will admit it should say protect people not protect women. But absolutely P R O T E C C (this doesn't have to be some chest-puffing, arms swinging, "macho" match. Just being supportive of hard choices can be PROTECC) Bikers (from biker gangs. The lone ones are assholes) are some of the friendliest people I've met... although... we're Canadian... 2&3. If your "masculinity" or "femininity" results in harm to others, it's NOT "masculinity" or "femininity"; it's Immaturity	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 10:33 PM
1	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well Dope I want to continue this conversation but the only thing I can think of right now is a porkchop with a little salt and pepper. Rub it down, let it bask. Cast iron skillet. Gentle fry on both sides. I'm about to start drooling, I need food	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 10:25 PM
1	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well That one works, yes. Maybe is should be that way idk I WAS meaning "it's men that aren't masculine that are toxic. Weak, little men use and abuse people instead of protecting them" but I don't have objections to the former, because women don't "deserve" to use and abuse people either.	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 10:21 PM
1	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well Truly bare (or with just pepper) steak/porkchop vs lightly salted steak/porkchop (or with pepper) (Bbq sauce has salt in it... most sauces have salt in them...)	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 10:17 PM
1	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well It WAS to replace "women", but it can be(should be?) both	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 10:15 PM
1	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well Have you ever eaten food without salt? That a "masculine" person without maturity	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 09:54 PM
1	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well Most of the code of Chivalry was combat, resolution, charity, justice, faith, truth, temperance, etc. "Guard the Honour of fellow Knights" "Never turn the back upon a foe" "Never refuse a challenge from an equal" "To fight for the welfare of all" "Eschew unfairness, meanness and deceit"	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 09:51 PM
0	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well I will admit; it should say "people", but I posted this hours ago while drunk before almost immediately passing the fuck out And nobody (should) would judge a person for wanting to protect their loved ones first; but, there is no need at all to try and punish others to do so ("insert disaster scenario where somebody is forced to punish another to save their family" --Fuck off, you know what I mean)	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 09:44 PM
1	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well A mature-acting "masculine" person is far more "masculine" than an immature-acting "masculine" person A mature-acting "Feminine" person is far more "feminine" than an immature-acting "feminine" person	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 09:39 PM
3	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well And my post states differently Physical Strength= Jack-shit. Pound-for-pound, you're weaker than a cat. Dominance= 1. Insecure trying to feel better about themselves. Or 2. BDSM Stoicism = Maturity. And I will argue that maturity is kind of like salt in a dish. Amplifies the flavours already there. Maturity makes masculinity seem way more masculine, and Maturity makes femininity seem way more feminine	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 09:36 PM
1	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well Firstly, I'll say maturity amplifies what's there. Like salt in food. A little maturity can make masculinity seem way more masculine, and a little maturity can make femininity seem way more feminine. Secondly. Depends on culture(s) maybe. My one friend's parents (see... this is weird to me, I wouldn't think the Scottish (mum's side) and the 1st Nations (dad's) would have very similar cultures) will violently protest that in any form of struggle/emergency/scenario where action is involved, the fa…	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 09:29 PM
2	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well My post says "it's men who aren't masculine that are toxic. Weak, little men use and abuse women, instead of protecting and loving them" The "Weak, little men use and abuse women" part is supposed to show a lack of masculinity and "instead of" means we are now talking about what masculinity is "protecting and loving them"	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 09:20 PM
1	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well I was expecting it to just... not get noticed... die from lack of engagement, not die from hate	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 07:53 PM
0	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well If you look like Gigachad, live on a homestead, and box bears for sport; BUT, you also use those things to try and make others feel small/trying to make yourself feel big, then you are less masculine than the 5' (idk 150cm) 85 lbs guy that looks like a paperweight; BECAUSE the small guy helped encourage his friend to give [a sport] a try	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 07:49 PM
1	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well Agreed, with the obvious exception of a person being directly in front of you and needing help (example. Hold door for elderly with mobility issues. Don't need to go around looking for it, but if they're right in front of you, and you're also going through that door, I can not think of a reason to NOT hold it for them, and if you didn't I would assume you were an immature child) (Example 2. Seeing a car accident happen, and phone the emergency number to get police, fire, and/or ambulance on the …	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 07:43 PM
1	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well So, this post has almost 100 comments now. I thought this would die with 3 upvotes	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 07:36 PM
4	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well My mother was a narcissist (check out r / raisedbynarcissists) and my older sister moved out at 15 (I was 6) so my mother spent the rest of my childhood determined to break me down and crush me under her thumb because she can not comprehend the ideas that "mothers can be bad" and "I made a mistake" I could tell my Dad was unhappy. Refused to divorce her until I was 17 because "a kid needs both parents" I begged to get away from her since I was 8. Begging in tears to not make me live with Bonnie.…	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 07:34 PM
1	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well So, this post says "weak, little men use and abuse women" Should replace men for boys, and women for people, but the point still stands A real man never would. If they would/did then they're not Masculine. They are weak, spineless worms trying to make themselves feel big. Not what a Man would do.	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 07:28 PM
0	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well Have you abused a person? Yes? You're a piece of shit No? You're more masculine than the guy that answered 'yes' "B-but the guy who said 'yes' was Gigachad" Did I stutter? I don't think I stuttered. Looking like Gigachad, living on/in a homestead, and boxing bears won't make you masculine if you directly allow or cause harm to others for no reason. Insert quote about "strong men stand up, stronger men help others up" or something. Almost 2 decades since I saw the quote	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 07:23 PM
2	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well You are clearly a person who sees themselves as above others. You freak out when your views are questioned, and rather than actually engage in argument/conversation you'd rather insult people into obedience	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 07:13 PM
2	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well I am specifically answering your question "Uh, how have I insulted you?" You called him extremely ignorant in you're 2nd sentence. (This is an attack on his intelligence) You then proceeded to claim he was choosing to be ignorant (this is an attack on his character) You now proceed to tell him that you're done/good-bye. This is not something a person says in an argument unless they want to bait the other person into rage. No reasonable person tells a stranger on the internet the argument is over…	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 07:12 PM
-2	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well I'm saying those fuck-heads are the "non-masculine guy"... because they never learned how to/never developed a sense of wanting to protect, care, love, or trust others Ballet dancers are fucking badass. Same with people in Marching Band. If a Football (Edit: either Football or Handegg) team trained as much, and had as much coordination, as a Marching Band, they'd probably never lose. The second somebody tries to use their skills/position/strength to intimidate/threaten/abuse somebody into doing …	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 06:58 PM
3	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well MMA isn't masculine. Boxing isn't masculine. Football isn't masculine. Fighting isn't masculine. Protecting your loved ones is masculine. Protecting your loved ones doesn't necessarily involve fighting, but if it requires fighting, then it is masculine because you are protecting your loved ones. Abusing people means you are weak, and should not be treated with the respect of an adult.	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 06:48 PM
0	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well No, see, don't think you understood I'm the one that does the bonking... but it's usually more S M A C C than B O N K... and I don't aim for the top of the head, I aim for the cheeks. Which cheeks? Depends.	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 07:21 AM
-8	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well Oh I'm aware about what you meant; however, I'm a Dom. In a Dom/Sub relationship the Dom is Assertive&Caring&Protectful etc. BUT whenever I hear or see "Dominate/Domination" my mind immediately goes to ..."Rough Sex" (as Vanilla as I can put it)	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 07:14 AM
-4	I've always felt this way, even if I haven't always been able to describe it this well ... ... I want to take this seriously, I promise, I really do, but the only thing I can think of right now is "Domination" in a sexual setting; and anybody that knows about Dom/Sub relationships should know that (healthy ones) they are about protection (Meme doesn't mention "Assertive" or "Dominate". It mentions "masculinity" which should be "Protecc"-type energy) Edit: should --> should	/r/AntiFeminists	21/07/22 06:52 AM
6	Indian Independent Women in a Nutshell SMH "He married into my bank owning family..." So it's your PARENTS' power and your PARENTS' reputation	/r/AntiFeminists	15/07/22 07:50 PM
10	Trashing equality Reddit posted your comment 3 times	/r/AntiFeminists	11/07/22 10:12 PM
3	Just saying Part of the argument (not saying I agree with it) is that because they serve for life, they should have that much power, because nobody would be able to retaliate to decisions made, or threaten their livelihoods, and therefore they can rule with nothing but fairness and liberty in mind Do you see the problem with this argument though? (Other than me OVERsimplifying) It requires Human Beings to actually care about others and their well being. Fat fucking chance that's going to happen Edit:There, …	/r/AntiFeminists	01/07/22 08:08 PM