OutlandishMink Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
42	MGTOW from a Chad’s perspective...		OutlandishMink	/r/MGTOW	15/06/18 10:25 AM

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1	The Sexy Son Hypothesis, Or Why Women Want to Give Birth to an Alpha Male It’s really important to mention that the current state of the dating economy creates far more of an alpha/beta situation than would otherwise happen. Women are biologically programmed to seek out mates that have 2.2 times more value than them. This is the difference between the size of the sexual reward center for the male vs female brain. In the wild men are 2 times stronger than women on average and can gather an equivalently larger amount of resources. Our ancestors realized this and structu…	/r/TheRedPill	10/09/18 07:55 PM
3	No one is immune. GYOW. Courts are insane. We all know as studies have proven that women do not date equals, they date men who are 2.2 times better than themselves on average, and census data proves this is true. Men are clearly entitled to keep 70% of their earnings in divorce on average given that women do not date equal partners by that margin. The courts should never even treat a relationship between men and women as equal effort for equal result, let alone the absolute stacking against men we have now because it’s…	/r/MGTOW	14/08/18 06:58 AM
4	Confused We live in an era of social anarchy where current trends will see civilization collapsing and result in a 70% reduction in the native populations of western countries within one lifetime. This is a direct consequence of women’s behavior, and you’re wondering why women’s behavior makes no sense in modern times? Women are literally so unable to keep themselves from being hypergamous assholes that they will cause everyone you know and love to go extinct, and you’re wondering why their behavior is a…	/r/MGTOW	14/08/18 06:32 AM
1	Still an amateur to this stuff, need a quick opinion from you brothers. Why the fuck do you care? Women are not good partners. It should be quite clear to you if you’re red pilled that women care far less about men than men care about women. The amount of thirsty men and well known female hypergamy easily shows that. If a woman isn’t offering herself to you on a silver platter like most men do I can guarantee from a lot of experience that you do not want sex with that. The difference between female and male desire is the amount she will be exploiting you. Whether th…	/r/MGTOW	04/08/18 10:59 PM
6	South Park makes sense Considering the average US man pays $383 per time they have sex based on income transfers and sex frequency that’s technically a discount.	/r/MGTOW	04/08/18 04:24 PM
1	The Economist blames disproportionate male suicide on ‘status anxiety’ and ‘erosion of privilege’ You know, they have a point. Men used to have the status of simply being disposable servants of the state, and enjoyed the privlage of spending 87% of what a woman spends on herself. All while having the opportunity to work beyond the point where studies show humans are unhappy. Now men have the status of being actual slaves. Seeing as how 58.1% of men will either be divorced or have a child outside marriage which in 97% of cases tried result in facing paying debt or jail. A practice which the U…	/r/MensRights	03/08/18 11:19 PM
3	Gotta pay for those single moms somehow Economist here. The US government spent 38.5% of GDP over the last 4 fiscal quarters. Besides this 17.9% of GDP comprised spending on healthcare. All in all combined and accounting for cross over 48% of every dollar earned within the US went to provide for either government or healthcare. For comparison over the same time period Germany spent 44% of every dollar earned on healthcare and government services combined. There’s quite a bit of speculation going on in the US dollar recently due to Tru…	/r/MGTOW	03/08/18 08:15 PM
1	#MeToo era means men and women can no longer flirt I don’t think it really matters what anyone does at this point to make it better. Women have mistreated men in developed countries enough to where the average birth rate of natives means about 70% of the populations will be reduced in one lifetime. Even if you were to have 7 children today, by the end of the average lifespan your family would be lucky to have more than one grand child left. With that being how things are no man should even bother talking to any native woman in a developed countr…	/r/MensRights	31/07/18 06:09 PM
19	My recent attempt to become PUA lasted 1 hour 6 foot tall former male model with a lot of money here. Women even require celebrities to give them dates and impress her friends for sex. The sex is never free or out of love, but today’s women are just value whores who have you pay for it socially. Women just overwhelmingly exploit and abuse men while offering little value. They seem to think Chads are meat popsicles they can just smash and dispose of, while treating the average guy like dirt. It’s never easier with women, you just get more or…	/r/MGTOW	26/07/18 06:16 AM
1	If you were a 7/10 in looks, would you be a MGTOW? Not always true. 50% of women will only date men that are a 7.8 or higher according to studies. If you’re just a 7 as a guy, half the female population thinks you’re too much of a loser to fuck. Most women will save a merely attractive guy the trouble of fucking their lives up, that’s quite nice of them.	/r/MGTOW	13/07/18 05:26 PM
1	I can't even look a female family members after swallowing the red pill Men spend 40% of their income after taxes. Women spend 190%. It’s easy to reconcile going your own way once you notice how broke and unhappy every family man or most simps with girlfriend are. Men just don’t spend money on themselves. Even if you’re lucky enough to get a woman that lets you keep your money you certainly won’t keep your energy. The benefit of going your own way is enjoying life. Women are a broken partnership in today’s day and age.	/r/MGTOW	12/07/18 06:42 PM
2	“You’re MGTOW because you can’t get laid” is objectifying and reducing women to just a hole Yeah there’s plenty of MGTOWs who have had 50-100 or more partners. Anyone who thinks MGTOWs have a problem with getting women are confusing the movement with Incels. We are opting to avoid relationships and marriage voluntarily often because they’ve been in several, and after a certain point you realize women aren’t worth it. When you’re young you’ll judge relationships by the sex, but as time goes on you realize how poor partners most women make.	/r/MGTOW	25/06/18 07:43 PM
3	Study: male political reporters retweet other dudes 3 times more than their female colleagues Have women ever stopped to consider female colleagues can treat men badly? Of course women can never treat men badly, except threatening their reputation if a guy chooses to deal with them which happens all the time. It’s like taking responsibility for some women being bad colleagues and driving men away never occurred to them.	/r/MensRights	22/06/18 11:18 PM
9	Projection or just stupidity? Oh yeah men totally grow up in a world where they prioritize men over women. That’s why women are responsible for 60% of domestic violence, and spend 190% of what they make after taxes, while men spend 40% of what they make after taxes, excluding the expenses of children. Men just love prioritizing men, that’s why 75% of homeless people are men, that’s why 90%+ of combat deaths are men, that’s why 80% of workplace injuries or deaths are men. That’s why everywhere you look we discriminate against…	/r/MensRights	22/06/18 09:27 AM
5	Is this a mgtow sub or a car sub? Wtf is going on. Hobbies are a red pill. Men spend only 40% of what they make after taxes in the US but women spend 190% on average. Going your own way means enjoying life like you can’t do by participating in the relationship market. Do you have any hobbies that you enjoy and are proud of? It’s one thing to look at others personal enjoyment and labor, and another to live it yourself.	/r/MGTOW	20/06/18 05:35 PM
12	Male politician labelled 'pervert' in national paper-Because he disagreed with feminists who demand a new law SPECIFICALLY giving automatic prison sentences for men taking 'Upskirting' photos. Today, they hung panties on his home "to shame him". The reality of free speech under feminism Many women like exposing themselves. I’ve been in class with a girl who didn’t wear underwear with a skirt and flashed the professor to get him to like her and when he didn’t fall for it she tried to claim sexual harassment, for her own actions. This law would give women the power to entrap more men and throw them in jail for two years instead of taking responsibility for exposing themselves. All it would take is bending over when any guy takes a photo and you can ruin somone’s life on a whim. S…	/r/MensRights	18/06/18 10:51 PM
6	The real face of joy 😁 The divorce selfie 😂 This is hilariously awesome. Enjoy life man. You deserved more. :)	/r/MGTOW	18/06/18 08:28 AM
5	I want to get married but spending some time here has freaked me out! Check out this interview by Humans of New York: NY MGTOW interview. It’s perfectly possible to have a lifetime relationship and even kids without signing a contract, and you can feel free to have a religious ceremony. Like the above poster said marriage is a contract that has no benefit for you. You would have to be insane to sign it. In marriages without children 70% end in divorce and women receive 97% of alimony payments from divorce despite about 33% of women making more than their husbands.…	/r/MGTOW	17/06/18 11:11 PM
14	Another man's life ruined by allegations This story is the definition of insanity. The dude asked his girlfriend to have more sex with him for the good of the relationship, she did. Then 2 years later she writes an angry breakup letter after he’s with a more attractive and very wealthy heiress, labels it as sexual abuse but doesn’t name him likeley because she knows it would get her sued for defamation, and it ruins the guy’s career. We are at a point where women can commit a thinly veiled crime and destroy a guy’s life. Men need to se…	/r/MensRights	17/06/18 04:32 AM
7	Observations in an LTR (Ha!) Can confirm. Dated a girl a decade ago who was a solid 10. She recently tracked me down and still talks about me rejecting her for being rude with my friends to this day. Women handle rejection way worse than men, and are ridiculously delusional about how much men actually value them. All girls need to experience way more honesty for their own good.	/r/TheRedPill	15/06/18 10:36 PM
2	How many of you guys have gone monk?? Does it get easier? I’ve been with 78 women and working in media about half of them were models or actresses so very attractive. The thing I realized is that my expectations for how women should treat men was not realistic and has changed a lot for the worse in the last few decades. What I really always wanted was somone who was decent wifey material, and it took me 78 experiences to realize that the odds of that were 1:20 at best. My first long relationship was perfect but we were too young for me to think about m…	/r/MGTOW	15/06/18 09:01 PM
-2	Chloe Dykstra alleges abuse at Chris Hardwick. Media immediately believes her. She said she was to reserve her nights for her boyfriend, which alienated her from her friends, and she wasn’t to have male friends. She also wasn’t allowed to drink “I was terrified to piss him off- so I did what he said… including let him sexually assault me. Regularly. I was expected to be ready for him when he came home from work,” Dykstra wrote. Because Dykstra she said she was struggling with an eating disorder, she sometimes didn’t feel well. But she said her boyfriend would threaten her …	/r/MensRights	15/06/18 08:00 PM
1	Marriage will be dead in 5 years Based on data from 2016, 47.2% of women age 16 or older are not married. I believe the current number for this year is around 45%. Census.gov table. I would not be surprised if the marriage rate fell below 40% by 2025.	/r/MGTOW	14/06/18 08:14 PM
5	Today’s dads spend more time, provide more care and are more loving toward their kids than ever before, finds national study of 2,194 fathers. There was also a correlation between fathers who exhibit negative aspects of traditional masculinity and fathers who are less involved with their children. This is not a study on dads, it’s a study on ‘toxic masculinity’ and a horrible one at that. I can’t beleive this made it to the front page in another post. It’s published by a very low ranking journal with no proper online citations, and goes on to try to show that traditional male traits like: “aggression, detached relationships, not showing emotion and failing to ask for help” result in spending less time with your kids. I find it disgusting that such an article is published, as a scientist t…	/r/MensRights	13/06/18 06:54 PM
2	Today’s dads spend more time, provide more care and are more loving toward their kids than ever before, finds national study of 2,194 fathers This is not a study on fathers, it’s a study on toxic masculinity and a horrible one at that. I can’t beleive it made it to the front page in another post. It’s published by a very low ranking journal with no proper online citations, and goes on to try to show that traditional male traits like: “aggression, detached relationships, not showing emotion and failing to ask for help” result in spending less time with your kids. I find it disgusting that such an article is published, as a scientist th…	/r/MensRights	13/06/18 06:47 PM
6	An open question Yep, for those that don’t want to sign up here’s another link to the study. Women commit 60% of all domestic violence and 70% of all non-reciprocal violence. That’s a strong majority.	/r/MensRights	09/06/18 01:23 AM
2	Women who refuse to have babies — to save the planet! Meet the Britons who claim they are doing their part to stop the crippling impact over-population has on the Earth You’re correct, but it goes deeper than that. Among developed countries in Western Europe, North America and Australia populations numbers are on life support via immigration. If you were to exclude the effects of immigration the birth rate falls to an average of 1.12 children per woman in these countries. Someone else mentioned how Japan’s population is in critical decline, well the reason for that is they have almost no immigration, and the same is going on with Russia, both countries are head…	/r/MensRights	08/06/18 06:07 PM
18	It's now called "Indecent Liberties" when a female teacher has sexual relations with a minor It’s statutory rape. The word they’re looking for is statutory rape. That’s what we call sex without the ability to provide consent in almost every other article.	/r/MensRights	02/06/18 03:47 AM
1	Stanford Undergrads Postulate Neolithic Y-Chromosome Collapse caused by Patriarchy Ah yes. The patriarchy. Where sexual selectivity results in most men being killed and only the fittest being allowed to have children with women of any quality. This guy is really onto something. It’s like when humans killed off the less fit wolves to make dogs that better fit our needs. Clearly it’s the dogs that benefited from this arrangement, we feed our dogs, pick up after them, and let them lounge around all day. Society has obviously always just been a dog-archy running the patriarchy. We…	/r/MensRights	01/06/18 06:20 PM
2	UK: Is fear of women driving men to sleep with other men instead? Racy novelist Jilly Cooper asks if the Me Too campaign has changed our views on relationships. It’s a very real story but it’s not all hearts, roses, and a happy ending. The guy’s boyfriend was a bit pushy about wanting to spend all their free time together, so not perfect. My friend took lavish vacations before as well, just not as frequently as now so it wasn’t a new thing. The girl didn’t have anything bad happen to her or any remorse for trying to exploit my friend and still dates around, so no justice served. Seeing what this guy had to deal with really did make me think about how mu…	/r/MensRights	01/06/18 03:45 PM
1	UK: Is fear of women driving men to sleep with other men instead? Racy novelist Jilly Cooper asks if the Me Too campaign has changed our views on relationships. She’s actually onto something. I have a formerly straight friend who’s very successful and desirable to women but about a year ago he started dating men when he met a single mom that tried to lure him in with the promise of a good relationship with lots of sex. He found out it was a big setup and she was telling other people about her plans to try to get him to take care of her kid, pay her student loans, fake an accidental pregnancy, and stop working. Being set up for like that made him unable …	/r/MensRights	01/06/18 02:39 PM
3	Had to take the mandatory "Campus SaVE Act for Students - Sexual Violence Awareness" course for college. Not one question, nor statistic, was about male victims- just female victims. The screenshot you posted is a proven lie. The study which it is based on literally says in the study itself that it cannot be applied broadly, yet the phrasing of that statement applies it to all colleges. The statement also mischaracterizes the conclusion of the study as it had nothing to do with people’s experiences, but instead asked people to recount their encounters and a second party classified things like having ever deflected an unwanted kiss as “attempted sexual assault”. Besides this …	/r/MensRights	30/05/18 08:17 PM
1	Karen Straughan recounts maddening Buzzfeed Interview she conducted three weeks ago Wow. It’s people like this that fundamentally don’t understand how to think. They just understand how to regurgitate talking points. If you look at this census bureau report women aged 18-34 were 1.2 times more likely to get a bachelors degree or higher. We see barriers to men at every level of the education process and these compound more and more as you move up. How can you possibly be in favor of active discrimination starting from elementary school towards children? That’s not remotely ok.	/r/MensRights	29/05/18 04:44 AM
2	f(14) interested in the MRM and the Honeybadgers How did you become an MRA? Was there a specific event in your life that led to you joining the movement? The the early 2015 period running up to the presidential election lead me to take interest in men’s rights. I’m an economist and a data scientist who’s spent their entire life trying to fight against unfairness and bias. I believe biased opinions and unfairness are a cancerous threat on society that history and studies have linked directly to war and poor decision making. In an age where grou…	/r/MensRights	28/05/18 07:42 PM
1	Morgan Freeman denies harassment claims: 'I did not assault women' Morgan Freeman didn’t “try to pull up her skirt.”. He asked a woman to twirl around for him in a skirt as part of a compliment which according to his statement was to make her feel appreciated. I know a gay women’s fashion designer who makes these requests all the time. Phrasing that action that way is beyond intellectually dishonest, but saying “Morgan Freeman tried to get a better perspective on a woman’s outfit in an effort to be complimentary.” doesn’t create outrage.	/r/MensRights	27/05/18 04:55 PM
5	In a debate on the wage gap, need material and stats There should be quite a few here for you to use as far as a comprehensive resource: http://www.mrarchivist.com/data/	/r/MensRights	24/05/18 12:36 PM
1	"Why don't men want marrige anymore" From an evolutionary perspective women who are fertile expect men to be twice as successful as them. In a physical labor economy men can accomplish twice what women can however. That’s why the sexual reward center for women generates half as much reward as that of men. In an economy that’s based on skill versus labor and revokes the notion of cultural discrimination in work or otherwise most women simply do not have access to the men they would consider their sexual peers, men who are twice as v…	/r/MensRights	21/05/18 08:03 PM
13	The newest plague on snapchat I do not ever make sexual remarks to women I don’t know period. However, people are harassed all the time through sexual expression and very frequently it’s men who are the ones being harassed. There are plenty of religious or married and disinterested people who have to go to work and be offended by how women sexually express themselves, yet when a man sexually expresses himself that’s considered the only problem more and more. In France it is currently legal for a woman to walk around complete…	/r/MensRights	20/05/18 05:52 PM
84	The newest plague on snapchat Let’s flip the script: I don’t think my compliments, sexual comments, or sexual advances are going to distract any female students or teachers. Sexual harassment codes are telling boys to cover up the way they express themselves so they don’t distract girls because: “Girls will be girls.” It’s getting hot outside and guys are going to say things about your tank tops and shorts. We should stop teaching boys to change and teach women to respect men’s right to free speech. Let’s see how many people…	/r/MensRights	20/05/18 03:11 PM
26	Can you give me an example of where you have felt discriminated against because you are a man? Compliments - Women don’t give men compliments because they’re men. Paying for dates - The expectation by unpleasant women that you pay for dates. Raising kids - The expectation that men have no parenting skills and are probably pedos. Physical labor - The expectation that men do labor for women at work or in general. Relationship skills - The expectation that men make worse partners than women. Physical affection/emotional openness - The expectation that men are emotionless machines who don’t d…	/r/MensRights	18/05/18 06:56 PM
3	Elon Musk : Titan of our times, what lessons from his breakup with Amber Heard ? Yes I seriously mean that and I’m not kidding. I had a decent amount of down time after I moved and was super bored. Asking women out is much more exciting than watching TV all day. I wouldn’t recommend it for most guys though.	/r/TheRedPill	08/05/18 08:08 PM
1	Elon Musk : Titan of our times, what lessons from his breakup with Amber Heard ? Ehh I disagree. When I lived in LA I got a bit obsessed with dating to the point where I’d average 15 women a week, with a decent amount being actresses and models. It got to the point where I now can’t go more than a few weeks without randomly seeing a girl I dated in the media. I was definitely a few levels below getting models and actresses as easily as people get tissues but I definitely didn’t lack abundance. It’s just a whole different game when you turn a girl into your best friend though…	/r/TheRedPill	08/05/18 03:56 PM