RoxasofsorrowXIII Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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11	Stay-at-home dads life This is called "appeal to ignorance" fallacy, aka the "I haven't seen it so it doesn't exist". Horrible HORRIBLE argument. 100% terrible. I've corrected other women for doing this in the US, and don't at ALL doubt it happens elsewhere, including AUS. Additional comments from those who have experienced it should speak louder to you than your fortune of never having to deal with it.	/r/MensRights	13/05/22 05:22 PM
1	Why is it seen as acceptable to dramatically state that you "hate all men?" Lol, this isn't even relevant. Like not even close. You literally cherry picked a single word from the reply without any and all context and expected that to fly	/r/MensRights	12/05/22 12:37 PM
1	Why is it seen as acceptable to dramatically state that you "hate all men?" Never said it wasn't entitled to analysis and criticism. Read the comment again. Blanket statements are bad. Not everyone in any group is the same, nor do they think the same, nor do they feel the same. To believe that at any time it is appropriate to impose a blanket statement on any GROUP (whether it be by race/ethnicity/ religion/politics/sex/gender/sexuality etc) is wrong. And tbh, everyone failing to understand that is acting deliberately obtuse. Men hate, HATE, the whole premise of people …	/r/MensRights	12/05/22 02:09 AM
3	Why is it seen as acceptable to dramatically state that you "hate all men?" Why would I post on a feminist sub? I avoid them completely, because there are, indeed, far too many modern feminists who are honestly a disgrace (primarily the ones you noted use that tag). At this point in time, the battle for certain male rights, in my opinion, take a higher precedence (with the exception of the roe v wade issue, but even then there are an immense amount of men's rights that fall into that as well so that's a battlefield for all. ) In the end though, doing something because t…	/r/MensRights	12/05/22 12:46 AM
-1	Why is it seen as acceptable to dramatically state that you "hate all men?" It is still a blanket statement about a group of people. Male, female, black, white, Christian, atheist, republican, Democrat, etc etc etc. If you make blanket statements you are speaking from a place of ignorance. Full stop. Because NEVER are ALL people in ANY group, the same.	/r/MensRights	11/05/22 07:13 PM
-2	Why is it seen as acceptable to dramatically state that you "hate all men?" Here to point out the irony that this is about blanket statements against men... and you make blanket statements in reply about feminism. Be the change you want to see...	/r/MensRights	11/05/22 05:55 PM
2	False accusations of stalking and harassment - Need advice on how to proceed I'm so sorry you're going through this. In my opinion, if someone levels an accusation they know is false, and it is proven false, they should be criminalized and serve time (especially if who they accused had to serve time.) False accusations spit in the face of real victims, and victimizes someone else. You need to document EVERYTHING and go to a lawyer immediately, before this reaches a level you can't get control of. Cease and desist might be good too, keep them from running around and telli…	/r/MensRights	11/05/22 10:29 AM
2	People are losing their minds over the fact that some women may be forced into parenthood against their will - something men already deal with Why should the state accept financial responsibility? The premise of our welfare system needs to change too but that's a WHOLE different topic I could rail for days about. We aren't talking about the burden of care right now, just whether or not we think people should be able to equally opt in or out. I believe men should be able to 100% opt out. Whether or not it happens is yet to be seen honestly.	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 04:08 PM
2	People are losing their minds over the fact that some women may be forced into parenthood against their will - something men already deal with ok. That last sentence, yes. I agree. I'm sorry I did come off as demanding it and holding men accountable rather than clarifying that it's more a sense and courtesy issue. So that's on me. I like to think I'm good with words, but I've found I'm better in person than in text lol (Apparently our first patient canceled so I'm here waiting for next patient for an hour lol OHHH lord)	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 01:04 PM
2	People are losing their minds over the fact that some women may be forced into parenthood against their will - something men already deal with ABSOLUTELY yes. 100%. (I hate the prolife/prochoice tags, it's obtuse if we are honest. Like me: I would NOT get an abortion, for many many reasons most of which are emotional ones to keep the honesty flowing. BUT I wouldn't tell someone else not to.) The surrogate idea is the best possible outcome for us all. I'll donate to that cause, I'll fight for it to the bitter end!	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 12:59 PM
2	People are losing their minds over the fact that some women may be forced into parenthood against their will - something men already deal with This is a lot but I'm gonna go shorter on the response (I'm running it of time before my clinical starts lol). I ONLY say equal because if a man doesn't want a kid, he should take steps to not have one. Just as if a woman doesn't want one, she should take steps. I only pull it all together because every facit plays its part. No one has full control, so we need to pull everything together to make the clearest, best, most fair decision for the betterment of everyone. Men can walk in and get a vase…	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 12:35 PM
2	People are losing their minds over the fact that some women may be forced into parenthood against their will - something men already deal with LOL yeahhh I was a military brat and a massive tomboy so a foul mouth is the daily. I'm a good girl when needed but sometimes the message is just dammit xD I'm glad we could all agree too! It seemed a little distant at first but I think we all accept that this is difficult and aren't blind to the struggles of the opposing side of the sexes. I try to be as affectionate to male struggles as I can (being Im not male, some things will be forever out of my grasp to truly understand). I'm very much of…	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 12:20 PM
1	People are losing their minds over the fact that some women may be forced into parenthood against their will - something men already deal with FAIR. I'll mind my phrasing. That is a very fair statement.	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 11:32 AM
1	People are losing their minds over the fact that some women may be forced into parenthood against their will - something men already deal with I'll add. This scenario is why I started to say/believe BOTH parties should be on the hook for birth control (our other thread lol). If this gets fixed, then it changes things because we would have more control. But as it stands, neither sex has full control of their reproductive system. But I 100% concede that the abortion argument really sucks for men... I WISH I could offer a solution, men deserve to keep their offspring	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 11:31 AM
2	People are losing their minds over the fact that some women may be forced into parenthood against their will - something men already deal with Surprisingly, nursing school taught me that both vasectomy and tubals are considered irreversible. Shocking to me, I have seen otherwise stated many times but, technically they are both permanent procedures. I actually very much agree with EVERYTHING said. Doctors have an obligation to educate 100%, beyond that they overstep. Everything you listed I think is more than fair. Add a no fault clause to protect doctors from being sued if a woman does change her mind and boom. Done deal. (Informed con…	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 11:26 AM
2	People are losing their minds over the fact that some women may be forced into parenthood against their will - something men already deal with Yes. Sorry, nursing lingo snuck out instead of using the common phrase. I'm working on that lol	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 10:34 AM
2	People are losing their minds over the fact that some women may be forced into parenthood against their will - something men already deal with That literally has nothing to do with my comment. My comment refers to LITERALLY THE CONTENT taught in schools. And that was very obvious.	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 10:33 AM
2	People are losing their minds over the fact that some women may be forced into parenthood against their will - something men already deal with Can I ask you a question as you seem level? How do you feel about doctors refusing tubals to women who don't want children until they are a certain age (or already have kids, ironic) on the chance "they will change their minds"? Because this, doesn't sit well with me, especially considering the current topic. A large amount of abortions and thereby potential pain could be avoided if women who know they don't want kids could take the 100% effective route. I don't feel it is a doctors place to lev…	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 10:03 AM
1	People are losing their minds over the fact that some women may be forced into parenthood against their will - something men already deal with Yeahhh.... there's definitely a reason we are going to go the homeschooling route. I'm sorely disappointed in how lost science and history are. And dear lord schools do not focus enough on economics.	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 09:53 AM
1	People are losing their minds over the fact that some women may be forced into parenthood against their will - something men already deal with I agree with the other comment. If the father wants the baby and the mother doesn't, I've actually touched on that in another thread. As unfortunate as it is, in the end, the physical toll of pregnancy only falls on 1 parent. The mom. Pregnancy is very rough on the body, and despite modern medicine, it still carries a death warning. If dad wants the baby and mom doesn't, at this point the only option would be forced pregnancy (which is a crime against humanity/war crime in the Geneva convention,…	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 09:41 AM
2	People are losing their minds over the fact that some women may be forced into parenthood against their will - something men already deal with No. This is why birth control exists. Sex may be our biological means of reproduction, but that does not mean sex is only performed for the sole purpose of having children, and thinking such is unbelievably obtuse. We are not animals, we don't not live in conditions in which we need to crank out kids because most of our offspring will probably die. Add to that the immense added psychological and emotional benefits of sex and intimacy. Yes. Sex makes babies. Yes, a baby is a potential outcome of …	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 03:07 AM
2	People are losing their minds over the fact that some women may be forced into parenthood against their will - something men already deal with That's a lot of no from me. Guy doesn't want a baby: birth control. Girl doesn't want a baby: birth control. Both players are needed for sex, both are needed for baby, both are responsible for protection if baby is not desired outcome. Full stop. If both parties wanna dance, they both need to wear the right shoes.	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 02:44 AM
-15	People are losing their minds over the fact that some women may be forced into parenthood against their will - something men already deal with No. True feminists want equality. Whatever this new wave shit is, is not feminism. As to the argument about the body. You are referring to statistics on abortion. I'm referring to the argument people present as to WHY forced pregnancy is a hard no. 2 different topics. But yes. I know and agree that there are men hurt by the loss of a wanted child if the woman gets an abortion... but the ONLY other option in that is forced pregnancy. It's a no win. But pregnancy doesn't affect a man's body, it do…	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 02:39 AM
0	People are losing their minds over the fact that some women may be forced into parenthood against their will - something men already deal with I'll give you my argument for male birth control, as it's the only real one that drives a hard point home: Women can get pregnant once every 10 (ish) months. Men can knock up a dozen women every day. Both should be responsible for birth control, regardless of who holds the "de facto right" to keep a baby or not.	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 02:22 AM
-15	People are losing their minds over the fact that some women may be forced into parenthood against their will - something men already deal with You are generalizing, and parroting, tbh. You are claiming no one cares, but that's objectively false. Objectively because: I care, and know plenty of others who do. Hell I was in a whole group dedicated to it. With women: it has nothing to do with anything other than the pregnancy and what that does to the body. It's biological warfare on the body. If a woman does not want to be pregnant, she shouldn't have to be (and BTW, forced pregnancy goes against the Geneva convention. It's literally cons…	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 02:16 AM
1	People are losing their minds over the fact that some women may be forced into parenthood against their will - something men already deal with Learn history or be doomed to repeat it... and learning isn't exactly optimal in the US...	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 02:09 AM
1	Petition To Remove Amber Heard From Aquaman 2 Has Hit 2 Million Signatures Amid Defamation Trial Some people deserve to be canceled. If a person apologizes for their past mistakes and shows effort to change, I disagree with canceling them (God does it bother me that people want to cancel someone for some shit from 20 years ago that they've apologized for a dozen damn times.) But this? This is now. This is current. This is her doing this with NO care and NO remorse. She does not deserve to be in movies and such where she could be seen as a role model for young girls when she's an abusive per…	/r/MensRights	07/05/22 11:52 PM
2	Petition To Remove Amber Heard From Aquaman 2 Has Hit 2 Million Signatures Amid Defamation Trial Absolutely all of this. I did not and will not watch fantastic beasts anymore, and I will not watch any justice league/aquaman with her in it. Shit she's the reason I still haven't seen the first one.	/r/MensRights	07/05/22 11:43 PM