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| 3 | What the hell is wrong with us? Why do we need all this stuff?Are you kidding? Easier x100000000000000 | /r/seduction | 01/04/12 12:44 PM |
| 16 | What the hell is wrong with us? Why do we need all this stuff?I downvoted you because you made me feel bad, not because of anything else. | /r/seduction | 31/03/12 10:33 PM |
| 6 | What if women don’t need guys any more. Feminism convinced women they "don't need men." Now women have problem - they can't find husbands.You have got to be the most socially awkward person I have ever seen on the internet. | /r/MensRights | 28/03/12 02:30 PM |
| 7 | What if women don’t need guys any more. Feminism convinced women they "don't need men." Now women have problem - they can't find husbands.Same here, but even my dad likes a good golfing game from time to time | /r/MensRights | 28/03/12 02:21 PM |
| 6 | Number of states that allow a woman to abandon her child post-birth, and not be financially responsible for that child in the future: 49. Number of states that allow a man to abandon his child post-birth, and not be financially responsible for that child in the future: 0.I understand that, I am just wondering how the laws would be written. And yes, I know these situations would be very rare, I just think this is an interesting topic. Also (and I'm not saying this WOULD happen) Do you think that men would be less likely to use protection if he knew that he wouldn't have to pay child support? Do you think that such a law would increase the amount of people on welfare? I know that the friend I mentioned above went on welfare for a long time (the only jobs she could… | /r/MensRights | 17/11/11 01:59 AM |
| 2 | Number of states that allow a woman to abandon her child post-birth, and not be financially responsible for that child in the future: 49. Number of states that allow a man to abandon his child post-birth, and not be financially responsible for that child in the future: 0.You're right, I didn't consider that. I try not to be biased like that. I keep trying to think of something to say, but the truth is that most custody situations just suck for everybody involved. | /r/MensRights | 17/11/11 01:23 AM |
| 16 | Number of states that allow a woman to abandon her child post-birth, and not be financially responsible for that child in the future: 49. Number of states that allow a man to abandon his child post-birth, and not be financially responsible for that child in the future: 0.If a man opts out of any financial burden for a child, the mother either has to abandon a wanted child or pay 100% of its upbringing. If the woman opts out and abandons the child, the father does not have to pay for the childs upbringing. Of course, if the mother wants to abandon the child, of course the father should have the first rights to the baby. So, and I'm asking honestly, how do you reconsile that? It makes it seem like the woman is the only one responsible for a pregnancy. For instance… | /r/MensRights | 17/11/11 12:42 AM |
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