SpoonyJank Archive

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2	Do you in any way feel personally attacked when people talk about men in a bad way? I don't feel attacked at all. I see a person talking about themselves by not blaming themself for something. That or their pattern recognition is broken. I just judge them and let them punish themselves by keeping it up. I'm not someone that can cure hatred anyways. It doesn't sound fun and someone else has got to be better at it. Women really are more graceful with that though. It's not as cutting and really is just more of them talking about themselves. It's all so unbelievable that you laugh.…	/r/MensRights	01/11/17 05:44 AM
1	Default sub post on the front page drops a massive Red Pill with a dose of equality: “Telling a male to “man up” is the equivalent to telling a woman to “stay in the kitchen.” I don't know the first thing about grit. I give up every single day. I gotta sleep. I don't even get it. I'll take persistence because I can do that. We all have weaknesses. Some you work around and some you pop in the face just to see what happens. I think Joe Rogan told a story about a Jiu Jitsu class where a guy was asking the instructor how to do everything, kind of like a 5 year old asking why until you explain your life philosophy. "How do I grab his wrist?" Instead of answering "God" at t…	/r/MensRights	01/11/17 03:11 AM
1	Default sub post on the front page drops a massive Red Pill with a dose of equality: “Telling a male to “man up” is the equivalent to telling a woman to “stay in the kitchen.” I was just going on with what I was saying before really. Women are weak. There's nothing wrong with it. The only reason it might seem disgusting to see someone being praised as strong for wearing something or leaving the house is because of the double standard. The only non-offensive way to explain it is through a metaphor. If it is your first day at the gym and you deadlift 315 pounds, that is amazing and you deserve praise. That praise might keep you going. You got the technique down before e…	/r/MensRights	31/10/17 08:33 PM
1	Default sub post on the front page drops a massive Red Pill with a dose of equality: “Telling a male to “man up” is the equivalent to telling a woman to “stay in the kitchen.” The thing they defined for us is toxic. Go figure.	/r/MensRights	31/10/17 08:21 PM
7	Default sub post on the front page drops a massive Red Pill with a dose of equality: “Telling a male to “man up” is the equivalent to telling a woman to “stay in the kitchen.” It's just the sheerest, laziest, most effective manipulation at anyone's disposal. It needs to not work. That way, a man might be able to decide what it means to be one. There is a possibility their intentions might be good, but probably not by the time it switches over to some gendered statement. I could easily go on a rant on why women should suck it up, they just ought to figure it out themselves.	/r/MensRights	31/10/17 07:00 PM
30	Default sub post on the front page drops a massive Red Pill with a dose of equality: “Telling a male to “man up” is the equivalent to telling a woman to “stay in the kitchen.” A real man does exactly what I want. Never is it not this. It's a shame because there actually can be value in sucking it up. Like, women oughtta suck it up once in a while. No joke. Strength is not a vice and there is only one way to get it.	/r/MensRights	31/10/17 06:32 PM
1	How is this okay??? I thought it might even be a little misogynist in that it was using "men" in place of "humans" like when speaking broadly, but then Roisin McGoldrick is here to tell me otherwise. I guess I can see why an autist would study sociology.	/r/MensRights	04/10/17 08:04 PM
-1	Honestly, fuck her. That's all I can say. People say this shit doesn't happen but here's the evidence on a silver platter. You have to consider it might make more sense to raise women with less coddling than just the opposite for men. There's nothing wrong with wanting people to be strong. There might even be a role for shame in the world. This probably isn't it, but you have to play devil's advocate to be reasonable with things like this and acknowledge the possibility or accountability slowly dies.	/r/MensRights	23/07/17 04:58 PM
0	Makes my blood boil. This is what feminism looks like. That's just WaPo.	/r/MensRights	20/05/17 05:49 PM
2	"Things you wouldn't write in a sympathetic tone if the shoe were on the other foot" for $400 please Alex She's also the only one to not lock down her mister. Go figure.	/r/MensRights	24/04/17 12:44 AM