RaichuRose Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	I’m working on a project to increase understanding between sides and I would like you help. Then that's a different circumstance. That's not the patriarchy, that's just another person who had more years of practice and therefore most likely a higher skill level.	/r/MensRights	07/04/18 05:32 PM
4	I’m working on a project to increase understanding between sides and I would like you help. That's a very good point! Basically when someone does something shitty, blame them and them alone. Don't let one bad apple bring a bad name to an entire identity.	/r/MensRights	07/04/18 02:47 PM
3	I’m working on a project to increase understanding between sides and I would like you help. Generalizations hurt progress. Even though that was a generalization... Um... LOOK A DISTRACTION!	/r/MensRights	07/04/18 02:15 PM
3	I’m working on a project to increase understanding between sides and I would like you help. I understand what his point was, but I don't necessarily agree. I think there is a difference between losing your temper once after being pushed past your limit (which can be forgiven), and going out of your way to totally disrespect an entire group of people by making posts and comments using derogatory name-calling. I think that crosses a line from an emotional outburst to someone actually believing those terrible things. This goes for anyone, not just men. Do I believe in patriarchy and the w…	/r/MensRights	07/04/18 01:49 PM
1	I’m working on a project to increase understanding between sides and I would like you help. I can understand binding their chest in professional situations. I do for interviews, but only because I have a large chest and making it less noticeable makes me more comfortable when making a first impression in a professional setting. I think that people with the same qualifications who are doing the same job with the same skill level should be paid the same.	/r/MensRights	07/04/18 03:52 AM
3	I’m working on a project to increase understanding between sides and I would like you help. What you said about the meme makes a lot of sense. I've never thought about it like that, that is very good insight. My thoughts are that even if a woman is terrified in a room full of men, she should recognize that her mindset is an unfair bias that she needs to ignore and try to correct. It is her responsibility to sever the connection between fear and every single man in existence. We need feminism and men's rights because people are people regardless of their genitalia.	/r/MensRights	06/04/18 11:54 PM
5	I’m working on a project to increase understanding between sides and I would like you help. I can't stand it when people say "You have no right to say anything about this, you're a man." Everyone has crap they have to go through and/or put up with. Everyone. Doesn't matter what you have in your pants. Hell, I've seen grown women make fun of men for talking about their feelings, or crying. Drives me nuts! You want to empower women to do traditionally manly things, yet you condemn men for doing traditionally girly things? That's so hypocritical. You may have no idea what it's like to be …	/r/MensRights	06/04/18 08:37 PM
5	I’m working on a project to increase understanding between sides and I would like you help. I absolutely agree with you that most of the extremists are likely driven by pain. Real, valid pain that they probably didn't deserve. But I don't agree that it gives them the right to a skewed perspective. After I was raped I didn't start hating men. I hated my rapist for a long time, until I found the strength to let my anger go. I think that all people should try to recognize their own biases and attempt to approach new circumstances with neutrality. The time imbalance with child custody afte…	/r/MensRights	06/04/18 05:43 PM
4	I’m working on a project to increase understanding between sides and I would like you help. I'm a woman who just came from MGTOW to here (just reading over the posts this morning out of curiosity) and I'm interested in learning more about these subs. Some of the posts I've read seem to generalize that all women are bad people, and I don't agree with that. However I do realize that just a few posts do not necessarily reflect the view of the entire sub. I'm not here to insult or offend anyone. I want to understand. I'll keep an open mind as long as the discussion is civil.	/r/MensRights	06/04/18 05:11 PM