SovietSpy17 Archive

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1	Women, why do you expect men to put up with women who carry heavy emotional baggage from previous relationships? I am not „putting up“ with anybody. And I think it’s kind of interesting how you go on about women „forcing men to compartmentalise“ and then use that type of word.	/r/AllPillDebate	29/06/23 07:34 AM
1	So what do I do? I mean, I can’t judge on that without seeing a picture (which I don’t need to). If you say they „friendzone“ you, does that mean that you are actaually friends with them? As in, regular contact and you know each other good? Because if so, I would advice asking your female friends about tips. They know you far better than the Internet and to be honest… this sub is not gonna give you the best tipps in my opinion.	/r/AllPillDebate	28/06/23 06:13 PM
1	So what do I do? Well, do you have contact to women in your daily life?	/r/AllPillDebate	28/06/23 03:38 PM
2	Women, why do you expect men to put up with women who carry heavy emotional baggage from previous relationships? So… as a woman who is in a relationship with a guy who suffers from a personality disorder created by childhood trauma (so clinically certified emotional baggage)… I feel like I can talk to that. Most people will have some sort of emotional baggage. Some more, some less. Dealing with that in healthy ways is key if you want to be able to live in a stable, healthy relationship. As an example: Most people will have some issues around trust. That’s kind off normal-but if somebody starts to control t…	/r/AllPillDebate	28/06/23 03:37 PM
1	Name single right men have that women don't? Well, the German laws are usually written in a way that don’t show outright discrimination. Next to the obvious historic reasons, our Grundgesetz (constitution) outlaws ALL forms of legislative discrimination. So it’s hard to pass outright discriminatory laws In Germany. Those are usually either created by court rulings/police behavior as in the case above or are designed by other organizations, that are not part of the legislative branch (so for example, gay men are not allowed to donate blood …	/r/MensRights	07/07/22 11:57 AM
1	Name single right men have that women don't? That would be Paragraph 118 Ordnungswidrigkeitengesetz. Although the law doesn’t directly say “no women shall walk topless in the federal republic of Germany” it is the law that is used to punish women for that. Has been a favor Edit: Some more context, because obviously the law and everything is in German. The law says that doing stuff that could be offensive to the general public is punishable by a fine. In different judgements this has been used to punish women who went outside topless-while …	/r/MensRights	06/07/22 08:07 PM
1	Name single right men have that women don't? Interestingly enough, half of those things aren’t laws but societal issues. Also… I don’t know about other countries, but if your country knots the right to vote to conscription, maybe reconsider if you should call it a democracy. And again, this is country specific: In Germany there is no link between that and women can be conscripted as well. Also, when it comes to abortion and circumcission: Neither of those are comparable between men and women (not females, for heavens sake). Not saying I su…	/r/MensRights	06/07/22 03:12 PM
3	Name single right men have that women don't? Name one of those additional rights please. And before you name things like the draft: Being left out because old men decided women aren’t able to fight in a war is not an additional right. No, not necessarily. But it still answers the question above. There was no limit on how important/influential the right had to be. However, one might argue that just because something seems minor it can still be the effect of a larger problem. In this case: The fact that women can’t go topless is the direct r…	/r/MensRights	06/07/22 02:36 PM
2	Name single right men have that women don't? This is a stupid question, because those rules would be country specific. If somebody from Iraq answers this question, the answer will be different than somebody from Germany or the US. Also, the stuff you call „inequalities within the legal system that favor women“ are actually not in favor of women, but results of years and years of oppression and resulting stereotypes. Women get children in the case of divorce because it is assumed that this is „how things should be“. But this wasn’t decided …	/r/MensRights	06/07/22 01:57 PM