SpicyTunahRoll Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
99	Mother in law is always criticizing me because I am a man	General	SpicyTunahRoll	/r/MensRights	16/02/26 04:45 PM

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1	"Not all men but always a man" is a stupid statement Not to stir the cauldron, we also live in a world that men are not all created equal. Like you can be a man, but if you're not white, and if you're black as tar or yellow as a banana, green like apple... any of those colors you're less of a man. It's like adding after layers after another. Unless you're white and a man. .. again not trying to steer things here.. just adding more holes into the barrel	/r/MensRights	21/07/26 07:38 PM
2	Saw something infuriating on Twitter (Again) Yes, but that girl likely became so self conscious about her appearance and overall personality because somebody called her ugly. It's only permissible if a girl calls you ugly, and you say it right back to her but with more umph.	/r/MensRights	12/07/26 09:42 PM
8	Women hold by law more rights than men, and feminist seem to care little to none I've always wondered. What if roles were switched and women had to fight wars? led by all female in all of its military structure.	/r/MensRights	11/07/26 02:25 PM
6	Being called Gay as an insult If you grew up as a teenager in 90s and early 2000s, of people called you gay, it means a lot of things but nobody got offended. Depends on the context I guess. But times obviously have changed and it's not like that anymore. Now, If you're offended, do not react. Process it. Don't dwell on retaliation or revenge. Instead, be open and confront. If it's been said to you many times, verbally state that it makes you uncomfortable or indifferent. If it's insulting, take ground and control your bound…	/r/MensRights	11/07/26 02:36 AM
1	Why Gen Z Men and Women Can’t Find Each Other If boomers can't find each other as well, I'm afraid all gen can't find each other..	/r/MensRights	11/07/26 02:31 AM
12	Which country is fairest to men? Iceland. I live in between west and Iceland. Everyone is equal. People there have a really strong mind of things. No sugar coat, no euphemisms, you hear it as it is. No filter and it doesn't offend anyone. It's fair to men and women. But there is still a bit of nepotism between genders when it comes to politics. So it's a bit of a mess. Women dominate Icelandic politics. But the policies are a mixed bag and get mixed reviews and there's corrupt (what gov isn't without corruption) and there's als…	/r/MensRights	11/07/26 02:24 AM
8	Got accused of harrasment. Im really confused Need a long story short version. Way too long to read.	/r/MensRights	11/07/26 02:17 AM
3	I feel like no matter what job I work Theres always some not all but some woman who think I’m weird or accused me of following when I’m not Go Work at a senior home. Trust me, the ladies will want you there lol	/r/MensRights	10/07/26 03:26 AM
2	I am so sad.... Ugh. My best friend actually told me this recently and he's having the same thing. He has a sexless marriage. But emotionally, they are good together. They complement one another. He told me his wife doesn't have a sex drive and doesn't really like sex.. even though they have two wonderful kids. She said that after having two kids that she lost desire to be intimate. Mainly because her children look like him. And she admits that when they do make love all she can see is her children. So that mes…	/r/MensRights	07/07/26 08:36 PM
1	Men's sexual prowess being made fun of. I work for a technology company and we're basically considered geeks and wimps. It's not that we're not attractive. I can honestly sleep with no homo that there are some guys that do you get attention from other women at our company. And we have a lot of women and several of them are attractive. A few single young women and many married women. Here's a funny thing, we share a building with other businesses. Our building is also really old and somehow the firefighters are always there. Now the fi…	/r/MensRights	07/07/26 08:30 PM
2	40-year study shows that hiring discrimination favours women over men I remember working for a dental practice many years ago and the dentist that I work for was a male and he was from Europe. We needed to hire an office manager. They were a lot of women who applied. Many they were very attractive to, and many of those attractive ones demanded a very unusually high salary for an office manager. There were a few guys that we interviewed didn't ask for much but they had really good personalities. We did four interviews for four males. And 10 female females. The dent…	/r/MensRights	07/07/26 08:12 PM
1	Do you feel like men have to prove themselves more at work? That's interesting. I've been working since the 90s and it was a little bit different back then. If employers don't know how to manage women, it might be because they don't want to cross the line of having to think that they were sexist because they can put them in a lawsuit or legal actions for that matter. So instead of treading carefully, they just kind of let it do what they need to do unless there was a reason that there was no need for their roles or positions in a company. Then the employ…	/r/MensRights	07/07/26 07:58 PM
1	Do you feel like men have to prove themselves more at work? I feel like there isn't really a fine line to the fine if men have to prove themselves more at work. I feel like this is maybe more applicable to the military where men and women are literally wanting respect and there are many people who work really hard to get to where they need to and they wanna make sure they are recognized. In the public sector, I feel like if you work in a corporate environment and maybe let's say you are in sales and you work with a bunch of dudes who may or may do better…	/r/MensRights	07/07/26 07:54 PM
6	Do other men feel dismissed by healthcare providers? I work in healthcare. 17 years now. I initially worked at a hospital for my internship via the nursing program I was working towards and I am a male. The field of nursing is dominated by women. The structure of working at a hospital is inefficient, overworked and hanging on a thread since the introduction of hospital care and services. Modern medicine improved, but how people work in that field in any field in healthcare has not improved. The more additions to improvements and medicine, the more…	/r/MensRights	03/07/26 04:46 PM
4	Yet another "why aren't young people dating?" article that completes misses the plot once again! I went on a date with a girl several years ago and she asked willfully if we can split the check. I said no I got it. She asked again and told me straight out that she doesn't believe men should pay for everything, women make money too. I married that girl 3 years later.. we have a wonderful family. We go to dinner dates here and there and she still insists we split the bill. She also keeps track of how much we are spending and our expenses as goal is to save money. My wife grew up poor and was …	/r/MensRights	30/06/26 01:11 AM
2	Never become a "Step Father" I disagree and I feel this is situational. If a woman came from an abusive relationship and her son has several Men in and out of that relationship, chances are that woman may have low expectations to start with. However, depending on the relationship and if that leads to marriage, some women marry as they yearn to be married, some women marry because they need to depend on a man on all layers such as financial, emotional dependent, lonely etc... some women marry because they truly genuinely lov…	/r/MensRights	25/06/26 06:45 PM
4	No one really talks about how the "physically stronger" argument is extremely harmful to so many men Men are physically stronger. Biologically. If you do some reading, historically women have figured out ways how to weaken a man. And even destroy them.... in very horrible ways.	/r/MensRights	25/06/26 06:20 PM
5	I hate posts where single mothers are wished "happy father's day". Thanks for the reply! And thanks for reading. It was long lol! But didn't mean to hijack the post. I was responding to the fact that men are quite capable to care for their family. In my uncles case, he didn't give up. There's a lot more he did and honestly Father's Day for him means a lot. But I do understand that some women also get greeted on father's days as single moms take on that Role. But I'm sure if I tell my dad or my uncle happy Mother's Day, I don't think I'll Be getting my yearly Ch…	/r/MensRights	21/06/26 06:42 PM
49	I hate posts where single mothers are wished "happy father's day". My uncle raised 2 daughters all on his own. His wife left him for another man when the youngest was 2. Because my father worked a dead end job as a fast food assistant manager, wasn't poor but they had very little savings but he was always there for his kids. Really loved his kids and he's a really nice guy. His ex wife left him for a rich ceo where she worked and ended up having 2 kids with that man and they got married. not sure what happened but let's just say she left everything and her firs…	/r/MensRights	21/06/26 05:11 PM
2	Is there any tv series left? Once in a while, i watch reruns of married with children. Back to the days of when men rallied against "no maam". Give that a go and watch if you haven't seen it. I personally ignore what's on media about male bashing and toxic feminism. If anything, at the end of the day, we are all still men and no other person (whether man or woman) can make us feel less of a man. I skip new shows that have toxic feminism. It's just not worth any man's time. But there are women out there who are fed up with f…	/r/MensRights	09/03/26 05:30 AM
-3	Why the hell should a guy nowadays consider marriage? Who are you? Al Bundy?	/r/MensRights	06/03/26 03:38 AM