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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
3	We need more masculinity in society, not less. My aunts filled the role of my mother, for she died. So they stepped up as that role model. I only saw them 25% of the year for they lived in a differant state, but 75% of my parenting was my father. I turned out fine.	/r/MensRights	01/07/18 07:02 AM
37	We need more masculinity in society, not less. I grew up with my father as the only stable person who was always there. Women in his life were quick to yell at me for things I didn't do and my father taught me how to be kind to others and he taught me how to be kind, sympathetic, truthful, etc. If I were to live with just the toxic women he had with him I would be a lot worse as a person. He taught me morals and self esteem. He was a very laid back parent for he taught me not to fret about the small things. He would cry when talking about ho…	/r/MensRights	27/06/18 08:14 PM
2	ManCans My dad had a candle that smelled like a garage. Whenever he was working on cars (career auto mechanic) and did not want my help I would smell the garage scented man candle and wish I could hang out with my father. He always smells like Old Spice and gasoline.	/r/MensRights	01/06/18 10:34 AM
6	She got two years probation instead of 15 years prison because “it was out of character for her” to rape a 13 year old boy. SMH I don't care your age or gender or sexual orientation. Rape is not okay. Consenting to sex was something we learned over and over again in school. People make me sick. Men have right and feelings too., for they are a human being, just like the rest of us.	/r/MensRights	17/05/18 08:22 AM
2	Thank you Dad I thank my dad as much as possible because of the way he raised me. He raised me to be honest, kind, curteous, empathetic, sympathetic, and to not let the little things in life bother me. He taught me a lot of skills on how to fix cars, but him being there to talk openly to me, no matter what was on my mind was very nice. He also had times he would be at work, so he taught me how to cook for myself and not burn the house down. I got told by him and his friends that I was the best kid they knew s…	/r/MensRights	15/08/17 11:07 PM

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