Salt-Total-3800 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	Bro what? Ive done nothing but show that, because I fully believe that, mens rights matter. You tear down my statement through quotes but no substance. Yes things happened to me and my friends, and I at no point said I speakd for women in general. I also have done no insults to you and pretty sure im keeping up. All I think should have happened is the dude should've said he was going to eat. Not because he's a testicle owning person, but because he's in a relationship with the other person in the likely m…	/r/MensRights	03/01/26 01:32 AM
1	Bro what? Okay, leave my white girl diet of dateline alone! But seriously, my perception based on experience is fully from seeing things happen to my friends, and things that have happened to me. That does not mean I expect the worst in men, I have my guards up for a reason. For being threatened, or feeling threatened, when did mens rights become an all out disregard women's feelings? Im absolutely not a feminist, I am a proud conservative mother, but feeling threatened shouldn't just be tossed out. Male …	/r/MensRights	03/01/26 01:24 AM
2	Bro what? Okay, ive taken some heat on this one. Like I said, I know what sub Im in. I, personally, think that the OP from AITA could've just said "gonna grab food first" 15 minutes, or one hour, its just common respect in a relationship. The comment section piling on him, its messed up because no he doesn't owe her anything and if I take his post as 100% factual (unlikely, not because he's male but because its AITA) he arrived in a reasonable amount of time, and his GF over reacted. With the "owing" my d…	/r/MensRights	03/01/26 01:10 AM
3	Bro what? But she didnt call AAA, she called her boyfriend... expectations of basic communication aren't women being irrational. If any person tells me, my husband or whoever, theyre coming to render aide in some way, a reasonable expectation is set. If that person is planning on doing something else before hand, its just basic human decency to say so, not a woman being expectant	/r/MensRights	03/01/26 12:06 AM
-2	Bro what? We dont know that he did though, as he said in the post she was upset for him taking over an hour. 15 minutes to go to your mother's house, have a meal, and then leave only took 15 minutes? Thats the only part that seems sus.	/r/MensRights	03/01/26 12:01 AM
2	Bro what? This is the point ive been getting at. A little communication would've saved that entire AITA from existing. Then again, that pretty much that entire thread. If i ask my husband to come jump start my car, I dont have an expectation that he stop everything and get there. What I would like, kot because he's a man but because we're in a relationship, is to give me a general idea of when he'll be there. I'd expect that from anyone, not because he's my guy. The part of the post I keep thinking about …	/r/MensRights	02/01/26 11:58 PM
-11	Bro what? Could be semantics, she asked if he could be right there, he said he'd be there. To me, it feels like she was potentially clear abiut the ask and he was not with his response. Totally not doing a generic "blame men, he should drop everything for her". More of, sounds like he implied he was on his way but decided to eat first. Which, totally okay, but relationship and what not, just say youre going to eat first	/r/MensRights	02/01/26 11:30 PM
-4	Bro what? Mean comments suck, two sides to every story and all that but it doesn't give her the right to over react. Nobody, man or woman, should be expectant. That, to me, is the embodiment of mens rights, we should all be treated equal. I still circle back to, that guy probably is exaggerating gow quickly he actually got there, and he told her hed be right there. Even if he wad going to help out his guy friend, dad, grandma, cousin, if says he'll be right there, he sat an expectation he did not meet. Th…	/r/MensRights	02/01/26 10:12 PM
2	Bro what? I agree with you there, succumbing to a constant negative feeling is truly toxic and sucks. Its something im personally working on, and many of my friends are doing the same. The world sucks in general, and we believe that everyone, not just women, face the same issues	/r/MensRights	02/01/26 10:02 PM
2	Bro what? I sort by new, so didnt see those top comments. I think men can absolutely determine if a place is safe or not, just like all people. Perception versus reality doesn't minimize perception for any person when a sense of danger is the factor. Anyone calling him a baby, thats minimizing and dumb, and nobody should resort to simple name calling based on him being a man. That's one of the main reasons I believe in mens rights, yiu guys shouldn't be expected to be on-call, constant vigilant protectors…	/r/MensRights	02/01/26 09:59 PM
-14	Bro what? Stastically speaking, no argument to that. Men are far more attacked than women on average but that doesn't mean we dont have a perception based on experience that is cause for concern. Maybe were over reacting, sure, but I dont know anyone who hasn't a drink spiked, a man get overly attached, or truly felt threatened. Mens rights shouldn't eliminate women's rights, I agree there should be equality, but to minimize one for the other (both sides) is wrong	/r/MensRights	02/01/26 09:56 PM
-6	Bro what? I agree with that, I dont think men should be full time always available. Just like all AITA, there's usually more to it. But, if she reacted like that, and also expected him to drop everything and be there, shes in the wrong. If it was really only 10-15 minutes, I highly doubt she would've noticed the delay in responding. Again, I dont expect a man to be 100% always available for me, or to take care of stuff immediately just because I asked. But, I do think, even with mens rights, if he took aw…	/r/MensRights	02/01/26 09:53 PM
16	Bro what? Woman here, just stumbled across this sub (dont beat me up too much, as a person not because im a girl). So, I think it was the "I'll be right there" that got him. I am all about mens rights, truly, but I think communication should still exist. He could've said "gonna grab a bite, and then be right there". With that, her response was over the top, and leans into guys seeing us as hysterical or over the top. So, girl chill, dude say youre gonna eat.	/r/MensRights	02/01/26 09:39 PM
5	Struggling I didnt read past "he put hands on me". While I personally believe, religiously and personally, I will always respect my husband, Im out the moment he does that. My beliefs are to respect, cherish, amd love him because he does the same with me. The moment he hurts me like that, he breaks that	/r/RedPillWives	01/01/26 08:52 PM