Sand-Covered-Grass Archive

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18	Men and boys are taught and forced to sacrifice for the greater good and collective while women and girls are basically taught the opposite There's hundreds of millions of women giving birth each year and not as many loggers, so that would explain the numerical discrepancy you've noticed. You're failing to account for quantity differences and trying to calculate based on total deaths among vastly different sized groups.	/r/MensRights	28/05/23 03:58 AM
6	Men and boys are taught and forced to sacrifice for the greater good and collective while women and girls are basically taught the opposite Here chatgpt has your back: Traditional Gender Roles: In many societies, men are often expected to sacrifice their emotional vulnerability and suppress their feelings as a part of traditional gender norms. They may be taught to sacrifice their emotional well-being for the sake of appearing strong and in control. Provider Role: Men may feel pressured to sacrifice their own personal fulfillment and well-being to fulfill the societal expectation of being the primary provider for their families. Thi…	/r/MensRights	28/05/23 02:13 AM
21	Men and boys are taught and forced to sacrifice for the greater good and collective while women and girls are basically taught the opposite The maternal mortality rate for 2021 was 32.9 deaths per 100,000 live births. Logging (86% male) workers' fatal injury rate in 2020: 111 per 100,000 workers. I'm just throwing that out there.	/r/MensRights	28/05/23 02:11 AM
1	Solving "Our greatest public-health crisis? The angry young American male" Are South Americans white or black? And are they traditionally wealthy? Asking for a friend.	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/05/22 03:46 PM
6	Men need to stop explaining themselves to women on forums like this and expecting any sort of validation. So as the ancient greeks, whose philosophy and works of architecture stand strong still today as everpresent and monolithic examples of what humans are capable of achieving: I too shall fuck men.	/r/PurplePillDebate	01/01/22 03:29 PM
2	Do you agree? How do you answer this question? Certain jobs objectively make you a bad provider as they take 40 of your hours a week and barely pay enough to afford an apartment's rent.	/r/PurplePillDebate	30/12/21 02:01 PM
3	Our school no longer allows male high school students to go to the restroom Go-to the bathroom anyway. Just ignore any protests and walk out, they're not gonna restrain you. And if they do, pee on them.	/r/MensRights	09/12/21 06:20 PM
3	Our school no longer allows male high school students to go to the restroom You don't just get registered as a sex offender without a trial. The (public) school detains him without allowing him to use the restroom, shall the state (aka public) now punish him for not wetting his own pants?	/r/MensRights	09/12/21 06:13 PM
2	Capricious companion covets crispy constitution - coworker can comfort corresponding crave Your explanation seems to imply that calorie burn rate doesn't change with weight, but think about it. Let's say you gain 20 lbs. Now every single thing you do you're doing it while "holding" 20 additional pounds. Even if all you do is eat shit and sleep you're gonna feel that extra weight and it's gonna increase your daily "break even" calorie budget. So basically you end up at an equilibrium where your additional coke per day just becomes part of your baseline without increasing your weight an…	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	05/12/21 11:31 PM
10	Draft women, too: If and when the military draft is reinstated, men shouldn’t be the only ones called to serve I'm not convinced this would be the case, but your logic does seem reasonable. Follow it and it lines up that the mortality rate of every conscripted man would increase, yes. But on the flip side, about half as many men would be conscripted. I'm not a proponent of adding women and girls to the draft, just spitballing here.	/r/MensRights	01/12/21 05:24 PM
1	Gentleman gets charged an extra 131,445 minutes for physical relations If we're being pedantic you should know that you're conflating the word mistake with the word accident. One can do something on purpose, happily and then years later decide that that choice was a mistake. One cannot do the same and decide it was an accident.	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	08/10/21 11:07 PM
4	"You're an incel 'cause you're an obese neckbeard." Meanwhile at the incel meetup: Damn dude, the person you're responding to is a year old account with zero karma. This is their first post/comment of all time and you crushed them. Savage	/r/PurplePillDebate	03/10/21 08:26 PM
1	Sex with 37 guys in 6 years, still can't find a good man To be fair she also squeezed six relationships in there somewhere.	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	29/08/21 05:32 PM
6	Apparently giving into tingles in your younger age lead to regret in adult life.. Two quick grammar points here. 1- It's "couldn't care less" if you "could care less" that would mean you do care (at least a little). 2- In this context you should be using "you're" rather than "your" as "you're" is a contraction of you and are and "your" is possessive. To your point, if my "crippling" "training wheels" are going to prevent my kin from ruining their lives then I don't see a problem here man. You're literally saying fuck em, let my own kids ruin their damn lives. And then chiding…	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	11/04/21 01:13 AM
12	Apparently giving into tingles in your younger age lead to regret in adult life.. Father of the year over here.	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	09/04/21 07:54 AM
2	So apparently (in the usa) only men have to register in the draft and somehow the initial (obviously correct) ruling got overturned. What the fuck is this shit This may be the only point that you and feminists agree about. I've debated this topic with different feminists three times now, and each time I was assured by them that they'd love the equality of a unisex draft and that I was wrong and misogynist for disagreeing. I don't think women should be drafted. There's real differences between men and women and historically men have always been the ones to fight wars. We're biologically better suited to kill. Can women fight in modern war? Yes, obviousl…	/r/MensRights	03/02/21 04:23 PM