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| 2 | A pregnant Ukrainian doctor was drafted into the army, now she cries and complains, but any man should, without a doubt, go into the trench, man up and dieUnless there's a better source I call "complete and utter bullshit" on this one. 1) There's no context or any other links 2) A summons doesn't automatically mean "drafted" 3) Pregnant women are excluded by LAW in Ukraine - here's a post (you can use Google Translate) on the official Ukrainian Land Forces Command page that includes clarification on this (№4 in this list). There are links and citations to related laws in there. According to the law, women that are pregnant or are on official mater… | /r/MensRights | 12/11/23 05:41 PM |
| 1 | Feminism killed chivalrywell, that's why I pointed out "just as much as women should in their respective ways" - I'm glad that I have a healthy relationship: we don't have specific things that I or her should do: I love to cook for her, she's OK with cleaning the appartment and when she's doing fine financially (she has to help her unemployed mom from time to time) than she'll always offer to pay for herself or even buy me something out of the blue (my favorite chocolates etc). I guess I'm lucky, but I subscribed to th… | /r/MensRights | 03/07/13 06:05 AM |
| 1 | Feminism killed chivalryyou may be right - I'm not going to deny this, but I also can't agree with this completely, because I don't feel like I can totally relate to your comment - there's no explanation to this, it's just how I feel. People evolve during their lifetime and maybe your comment will help me to understand who I am a little bit more. Thanks | /r/MensRights | 02/07/13 07:01 PM |
| 5 | Feminism killed chivalryI don't know, I was brought up with these ideas. Men should take care of their women, just as much as women should in their respective ways. What if I like to open the door for my girlfriend? What if I like to pay for the dinner - that's something that satisfies me. But not in a sense "haha, that bitch is totally dependent on me, I'm so masculine", in a sense that "I care about that person, these little things help me show how much I care, apart from anything else". | /r/MensRights | 02/07/13 03:01 PM |
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