Pleiades3 Archive

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1	Muscular men less likely to support social and economic equality, study suggests Great that you've done yoga! But being the "best in the class" tells me you didn't get what it's about. The physical part of yoga is just a means to and end. The "worst" in the class might have been, in actuality, the best yogi there because he or she was out of their ego and intent upon focusing their mind. Yoga is all about stilling and quieting the mind. The postures put you into an extreme situation, and then you learn to be non-reactive in the face of difficulty. It's really the ultimate wa…	/r/MensRights	26/05/17 06:26 PM
1	Muscular men less likely to support social and economic equality, study suggests Again, extremely superficial understanding. His "mannerisms" come from his class, his upbringing, and his body type. How does his mind work? Like I said, mere physical strength is nice, but meaningless ultimately, unless you're a professional gladiator. Even they got killed pretty frequently, which seems to be pretty stupid in terms of evolution.	/r/MensRights	26/05/17 06:21 PM
1	Muscular men less likely to support social and economic equality, study suggests Everything I wrote comes from Rupert Sheldrake, Niels Bohr, the Vedas & the teachings of great saints. The great saint Yukteswar Giri, was also a brilliant scientist. But no, you're listening to a "study" from some low-rent men's magazine. Do you want to live your life according to someone's weekend study they did in order to write an article, or listen to the greatest spiritual/scientific/emotional understandings going back thousands of years? Okay, I'll let you get back to your life of powerle…	/r/MensRights	26/05/17 06:18 PM
1	Muscular men less likely to support social and economic equality, study suggests Whatever. Go about our life believing you have no control and outside forces create your destiny (VERY WEAK POSITION/BETA MINUS/ALSO, FALSE). Any great physicist will tell you that the observer sets reality into a fixed form. (SCIENCE DUDE, IT MELDS QUITE NICELY WITH SPIRITUALITY AND IT IS FACTUAL.) Go ahead and believe some other jerk's "study". But again this is a WEAK CHOICE/BETA MINUS BEHAVIOR. The truly strong know they are in charge of their own world and no one else is. The "bubble" I liv…	/r/MensRights	26/05/17 06:13 PM
1	Muscular men less likely to support social and economic equality, study suggests PS Mark Zuckerberg is not weak. Strength comes in a lot of forms besides physical. While being physically fit is nice, it isn't necessarily indicative of emotional, intellectual, or moral strength. Our culture has neglected to point out that everything important is going on at the quantum level. Strength can come from a 5'2" woman, and some muscle men are complete pussies. Growing up means not categorizing. Look at everyone as a book unto themselves. Life is more interesting that way.	/r/MensRights	26/05/17 07:02 AM
1	Muscular men less likely to support social and economic equality, study suggests I've let my female friends have it when I think they are being unfair to a guy. But I can't stand seeing anyone mistreated. Bottom line whatever you believe about women is what you're going to find proof of everywhere. You'll say, 'see, I told you so', but you created it by believing it. All of this generalization is meaningless. Feminism, etc., is a way of saying we are all in the same boat, male or female. That's why it's so important to stand back from stereotypes and be authentic. Most of us…	/r/MensRights	26/05/17 06:22 AM
1	Muscular men less likely to support social and economic equality, study suggests A person sees what THEY are everywhere. You attract what you are. There is no reality except the one you create for yourself. I was a model & actress when I was very young. My girlfriends (way more gorgeous than me) almost always fell for nerdy, funny, not so tall guys. There are "alphas" hidden in plain sight disguised as nerds, and "betas" disguised as muscle men. The more confident someone is, the more intelligent, and the deeper their soul, the more they will attract everything they want. Th…	/r/MensRights	26/05/17 05:58 AM
1	Muscular men less likely to support social and economic equality, study suggests All people will react to someone they perceive as attractive. If they marry solely on that basis, then they deserve the inevitable disaster that comes next.	/r/MensRights	25/05/17 06:14 PM
1	Muscular men less likely to support social and economic equality, study suggests Again, we must be seeing different things. In my world, there are several short, cool, successful guys who are with really tall women. Both are quite happy about the situation because they feel good about themselves. In general, guys who want bimbos are dumb themselves. It's not that the woman is dumb, it's that they sought their counterpart. Looking in from the outside, someone will say, "he's with a bimbo", but not consider that the guy wasn't too sharp of a tac either. Bill Gates is a geek, b…	/r/MensRights	25/05/17 05:49 PM
2	Muscular men less likely to support social and economic equality, study suggests This is complex. Some people definitely marry to improve their social standing or for money. (A certain first lady comes to mind.) In those cases, invariably there is passive aggressive behavior where the person who was deemed from the inferior position, tries to take control via other means or manipulation. That leads to an unhealthy relationship of lower quality. However, as long as both people feel genuine love and respect, and feel they got their "better half", then anything can work. Vast a…	/r/MensRights	25/05/17 05:42 PM
1	Muscular men less likely to support social and economic equality, study suggests Again, this just isn't true. If there's a spark between two people THEY BOTH know it. Maybe the woman strikes up a conversation, maybe it's the guy. Before I was married, I certainly didn't wait around my room to meet people. I had a very active social life, and yes, I called people, made conversation and occasionally "asked people out". Men were appreciative of reciprocity, takes the burden off them. I am always just myself. Also, muscles do not make a man "alpha". That's something wired into t…	/r/MensRights	25/05/17 05:32 PM
1	Muscular men less likely to support social and economic equality, study suggests It's not a "charade" to want to be paid equally for equal work. Successful men NEVER think this way. If you don't believe, look at what they write when they want to meet someone. They want a smart, successful woman. They want someone who can keep up their end of a conversation and maybe even beat them at some sports. You guys must run in dismal circles.	/r/MensRights	25/05/17 08:10 AM
1	Muscular men less likely to support social and economic equality, study suggests So silly. Men want what women want. A PARTNER. No real man, muscles or not, wants someone who just smiles and agrees with him and makes no money. LOL. You must already know that. I am a feminist and a humanist. I've never met a man in my life that thought I'd be more attractive without my voice, strength, hard work, and success. Successful men want smart women who challenge them.	/r/MensRights	25/05/17 08:07 AM
0	Muscular men less likely to support social and economic equality, study suggests I am a feminist. My husband is muscular and has always worked out. He LOVES me strong, equal, and fit. My experience has been the complete opposite of this absurd "study" of whatever it is. Strong men like strong women. They want a pal and a lover. My husband would be very bummed out if I became a retro, house flower. This study must be about older men, or men in the South. Ridiculous.	/r/MensRights	25/05/17 08:02 AM