PMASPF226 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
184	Women more often employ “levelling” as a competitive tactic, study finds \| Levelling is a tactic aiming to transfer resources from an individual having more resources to one having less, under the explicit guise of equality.	Social Issues	PMASPF226	/r/MensRights	25/04/23 02:57 AM

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19	Wow, some western women live in a fantasy. This sums it up. While people have stupid opinions in the real world, it's 100x worse on social media. The complete out-of-touch opinions you will see are a combination of people who are mostly too mentally ill to know how things work in the real world, or they are bots purposely posting ragebait. It's easy to forget the mentally ill dominate the internet.	/r/MensRights	24/09/23 01:39 PM
48	Why is society all of a sudden worshipping women? Well said. Feminists are expert historical revisionists. By 2033, society will be 100% convinced that 2023 was the dark ages for women. As long as people believe that women were recently oppressed, it gives women more power. You can get away with a lot more immoral behavior when you hide accountability behind being a victim. This is feminists favorite move - no matter what she did, it was "excusable" because in the larger scope of things, she can appear as the victim. Just look at the AWDTSG fia…	/r/MensRights	17/08/23 04:04 PM
40	Megan Fox Says Her Body “Aches” From Carrying the Weight of Men’s “Sins” Her Entire Life Translation: -Hollywood is a very corrupt place. Even without the p3d0 theories, it's well known to have many dark secrets and be filled with corruption -being as close to it as she is, she knows about them and is probably partial involved -Whistling blowing will destroy her career, not just out of them punishing her but most likely her career is also reliant on these people staying safe, one of the many ways they avoid getting caught -She is literally benefitting off this corruption but somehow…	/r/MensRights	10/08/23 04:21 AM
1	Is this sexual harassment? I'd report her for sure dude!!!	/r/MensRights	10/08/23 03:49 AM
4	"Men always ruled the world, women had to fight for suffrage" is feminist bullshit Women were always in charge throughout history. Men's entire existence has essentially been catering to them. It's all framing. Women had a sweet gig for most of history for men to work 80 hours weeks in jobs of unbelievably high death rates, while women stayed home with the kids. She got to teach the kids her values, got to spent time with family, and got to enjoy all the precious moments. There was a brief point in the 60's where men being so intertwined in the workplace gave us a great advant…	/r/MensRights	10/08/23 12:56 AM
10	I transitioned to man when I was 26, and discovered his hard it is to be a man. Now Imma tell you men how to be better men. Seems like a grifter. He works as a self-help coach. These guys are usually the worst for expecting you to pay them to trivialize your problems and make useless suggestions. Many things he said doesn't really match up with my experience of being male. It's clear that there are enormous biases from living 26 years as a woman. Does it say how long he's been a man? I think it's safe to say that many of his friends are still women and those relationships are rooted in a common experience of being fe…	/r/MensRights	08/08/23 05:16 AM
1	The fact that women are so easily influenced by trends, what other women find attractive and the approval of their peers completely discredits their whole “we can’t control who we are attracted to” narrative. My bad, won't do that again	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/07/23 01:15 PM
–	The fact that women are so easily influenced by trends, what other women find attractive and the approval of their peers completely discredits their whole “we can’t control who we are attracted to” narrative. Yep. The kind of thinking that less than 0.1% of people will truly understand and less than 3% of people will be willing to even entertain the possibility, but it's 100% true. It's consumerism. The dating industry, make-up industry, cosmetic surgery industry, weight loss industry, and many more all have a common goal here. They want us all to be single and miserable. This highlights one of the many Achilles tendons of women. When it's humiliating to be with a man who's not in an impossibly narro…	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/07/23 03:45 AM
8	Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signs a bill ending permanent alimony But women can toss away her husband for a new one anytime? And steal all the value of his labour for the rest of his life? Ruin his life forever, while having no financial problems for the rest of hers? Make that make sense. At least in your scenario, the woman could have had a career of her own. In fact, in the modern world, odds are that she did. I would agree with what you're saying (somewhat) if we still had a culture of SAHMs. However, that's just not the world we live in anymore.	/r/MensRights	02/07/23 11:46 PM
54	Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signs a bill ending permanent alimony Exactly. Idk how anyone can support alimony these days. Progressives have no good reason to support an outdated practice that doesn't match their views. And traditionalists must realize that these rules are hurting people's drive to marry. I have no idea how it's slipped under the rug for both sides of the fence.	/r/MensRights	01/07/23 07:33 PM
51	Florida Governor Ron DeSantis signs a bill ending permanent alimony No kidding. He would have been accustomed to having someone help around the house a little right? But I imagine she isn't going to his house and cleaning and cooking several times a week? Only the man is responsible to fulfill his oath after the marriage ends.	/r/MensRights	01/07/23 07:29 PM
11	It’s not misogyny staying a bachelor. For many men it’s common sense. Don’t let the media groom you or shame you into thinking otherwise. If you get put on life support, your wife can pull the plug too depending on the circumstances. Imagine a situation where you'd do anything to live but your wife in a failing marriage just thinks it would be better to make you go away? It's fucked up .	/r/MensRights	01/07/23 12:05 AM
4	Rant: I'm sick of men defending women being shitty and women acting shitty under that protection. One of my best friends recently admitted to me that he was shocked to finally come to terms with how many excuses he made for women for years. He said it just hit him suddenly one day. He said he was sure for years that men were the only toxic ones. Ironically, this guy was almost always single and struggled to get hook ups or anything. One short fling with a girl and suddenly he could see how all women's dating standards were really toxic and abusive. I find it funny that "red pill" and anti-fe…	/r/MensRights	24/05/23 01:23 AM
144	Boys get lower grades at school for the same performance. I saw this in University. A lot of students paid me to do their homework. I tried to do every assignment with the exact same effort and quality. The men consistently got 82%-84% while the women often got 95%-97%. I tried to question everything - was it possible I was putting more effort into women's homework because I was more scared to disappoint? The more it went on, the more effort I put in to make sure I was doing everything even across the board, yet the results stayed the same. I'll never …	/r/MensRights	14/05/23 06:59 PM
2	Why do woman make accusations of rape so casually? Just my theory: This is why man-hate is such a serious problem. I try to believe women aren't actually monsters like this. It's just all the propaganda they see about men in the media. Once they truly believe all men are monsters who are in a coordinated attack to make all women's lives worse, then they feel they are justified to treat men like this. However, this theory doesn't seem totally true. The idea of females seeing males as disposable for their own convenience is present across much of …	/r/MensRights	18/04/23 07:01 PM
65	Men dropping out of the labor force in huge numbers Quotas destroy everything. Women getting paid 20k-30k more for the same job but less experience or education because they need women so badly to fill their quotas. They need woman managers so bad, they give them positions in only 1 year of experience that would usually take 5-10 years for a man. Then they have to get a more experienced person to do the work of the unqualified woman. Can you imagine getting paid 20k-30k less than a person who is basically just a toddler who you have to clean up f…	/r/MensRights	13/04/23 10:29 PM
3	No pushback from the so-called expert when men wanting equal rights are likened to “angry” “alt-right” “proud boys”. Yep. Almost everyone I ever knew who beat the shit out of their dog, then wondered why the dog was cross, was generally a man-hater. Society needs to tell people the truth, not coddle them into being abusers.	/r/MensRights	07/04/23 02:25 PM
2	No pushback from the so-called expert when men wanting equal rights are likened to “angry” “alt-right” “proud boys”. The article sounds like it was written by a high schooler. This basically says that all negative emotions in men come down to them being sad insecure little boys. But let me guess, negative emotions from women are valid, understandable and are up to society to fix, right? God I'm so tired of this logic. I've dated and slept with countless gorgeous women. I can get as many as I want. I am concerned about real problems that exist way beyond apparently being "inferior". Women have told me they'll m…	/r/MensRights	07/04/23 02:24 PM
8	Stereotypes about men being disloyal gender Exactly. It truly is a situation where the one in charge (women) have so much power over the lower class (men) that they can peddle lies about the lower class and have such an unchallenged monopoly on truth to make this happen. The illusion is so great that women spend most of their lives actually complimented by how much harder she thinks she has it, and the average man spends his life beating himself up for not doing as good as society tells him he should be with his allegedly huge privilege.	/r/MensRights	10/03/23 08:40 PM
45	women don't congratulate men on men's international day, so why should i on women's international day? What? They totally recognized it! They said that they hope men have a good day but ONLY if those men are male feminists who are supporting women. Otherwise we can go to hell.	/r/MensRights	08/03/23 10:14 PM