Novaleah Archive

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1	BBC feminist presenter has miscarriage at 41: "We need to drop the old-fashioned taboos surrounding fertility... society needs a better way of supporting women to give birth when they are young". You couldn't make this hypocritical drivel up if you tried. I agree, but there are so many out there that would hear this and completely shut you down and call you names just for having that opinion and it's so ridiculous. If a girl wants to have a child at 16, or even 18, she should be with an older man who has his life figured out and understands he is still with someone who is mentally a child. It's not a bad thing, it's a practical thing. If two child minded people hook up and have a baby, the odds are that baby is not going to have the greatest life…	/r/MensRights	04/09/16 05:35 PM
–	BBC feminist presenter has miscarriage at 41: "We need to drop the old-fashioned taboos surrounding fertility... society needs a better way of supporting women to give birth when they are young". You couldn't make this hypocritical drivel up if you tried. Childbirth may be easier when you're young, but being a mother isn't in my opinion. Then again, I'm basing that on the girls I went to high school with who almost all had kids between the ages of 16-24. I'm about to turn 28, and this is the first year I've thought it might be a good idea. My dad waited till he had finished college and got his bachelor's in accounting, had bought a house, and started his own business before he had me (his first kid and only daughter) at 29. Things are working pre…	/r/MensRights	04/09/16 12:28 AM
2	Who cares what women over 30 think of men. We only need to worry about viable females from 18-29 yrs old. I figured it had to be... I'm a lady and I joined this sub a few months ago... you all seem pretty level headed and reasonable.	/r/MensRights	26/06/16 08:37 AM
–	Who cares what women over 30 think of men. We only need to worry about viable females from 18-29 yrs old. Lol wow... I don't like you. I can't tell if this is supposed to be serious or satire... if it's real someone needs a big slap to the face by reality.	/r/MensRights	26/06/16 02:19 AM
–	"Most mothers I encounter have no social skills, no idea how to look after themselves, never mind a baby." Sad but fascinating insight for men's rights fathers into modern women, social services & bad mothers. "‘Only about half the mums who come through my door leave with their baby" It's all very ridiculous, and don't worry... we aren't all that way. I grew up with a lot of brothers and a respectable father (mother, not so much) so I got to see a lot of things from their perspective, which probably helped. But with shows like '16 and pregnant' I don't see much hope.... young girls are going to continue having kids and keeping them when they really shouldn't be allowed to. My views on life changed dramatically between 16 and 25, they don't realize this will happen. I wish so…	/r/MensRights	25/06/16 11:10 PM
3	"Most mothers I encounter have no social skills, no idea how to look after themselves, never mind a baby." Sad but fascinating insight for men's rights fathers into modern women, social services & bad mothers. "‘Only about half the mums who come through my door leave with their baby" Just want to say I'm a lady and I agree with you. About 70 percent of mother/child experiences (including with my own mother) have just left me shaking my head and wondering why things are the way they are.	/r/MensRights	25/06/16 09:28 PM
–	"Most mothers I encounter have no social skills, no idea how to look after themselves, never mind a baby." Sad but fascinating insight for men's rights fathers into modern women, social services & bad mothers. "‘Only about half the mums who come through my door leave with their baby" And sadly a lot of the ones walking out with their baby really shouldn't be allowed to keep the child. I've personally seen this. A few years out of high school I reconnected with a girl I had been friends with... I was looking for a place to live and she had a spare room. I knew she had two kids living with her (2 yr old and new born), turns out she actually has five, the other 3 had already been taken away already, and she was currently fighting social services to keep the other 2. I should ha…	/r/MensRights	25/06/16 09:25 PM
1	Look at what you've done, Bernie. I've been trying to ask the same question but couldn't figure out how to word it without sounding offensive (and someone out there can take offense to literally anything someone writes, so it's hard) I think that if they ever do perfect some way of scanning brains to see if they are mainly male or female, there will be alot of shocked people.. I do believe that people can be more masculine or feminine, but I think it's based on hormones and whatnot. I'll probably get backlash for this, but I don…	/r/MensRights	08/05/16 08:06 PM
1	it is our privilege I really want to rant right now but I'm going to try and keep this short. I'm a lady, 29 yrs old. Wtf is going on with the world right now? It's impossible to log into any media without seeing some anti men bs. They are trying to make men out to be little boys, all you have to do is look at a group of men to see that physically, you guys are stronger then us (there are women out there who can keep up, and they do, so whats the problem?) I just saw a friend's post on fb basically blaming all but …	/r/MensRights	26/04/16 10:39 PM