StonefaceO_o Archive

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18	I want to make my final project about men's rights in a very clearly pro-women class, what would be some good subjects that won't get me into trouble? Not gonna lie... if your class has "feminists" you are mostlikely f*cked. I once tried to raise awareness for men issues. 2 women were laughing and tried to make every mens issue a women issue. People like that cant be changed. The other ones either loved it or couldnt argue because the informations I had. Here is what I did: I got all informations that I needed and used a lot of sources and statistics (made by officials) to back me up and I mean a lot. (Multiple countries). I never ever tried t…	/r/MensRights	31/05/20 08:29 AM
9	Abandon all L'Oréal male brand products for Including Amber Heard In Their Campaign. Because WE are worth it. Never bought their products... will continue. Too bad, my marvellous long hair, that waves in the wind to never touch my wonderful face, will never know the taste of this slendour spending product.	/r/MensRights	28/05/20 11:25 PM
2	Not particularly related to Men's right but I need your advice. Even if you educate them. Esp. The male brain basically shuts down in many of these scenarios because of simple human desires. But you can see the same happen to women... we just dont see it as often because it is easier for most of them to fill the void or getting what they desire. Japan is a good example for this: It has a high percentage of cheating (if I remember correct) because not only work so much but it is still a big taboo for most of them to show affection. So they crave basic human d…	/r/MensRights	25/05/20 11:06 AM
2	Im not the smartest person, so I don't know if this truly a problem or just a me thing. Aw dont worry ;)	/r/MensRights	22/05/20 10:51 PM
2	Im not the smartest person, so I don't know if this truly a problem or just a me thing. It is not about the spectrum ... Most of my friends are gay/bi. It is about the community. U can be whatever u want and still no part of this community like literally all of my friends. Ofc if u want to be a part of it or like the community u can go on, I wont judge u, as long u dont force anything on me. It is just my experience that most of them (that I came to know) was extremely toxic, hypocritical and annoying. Which ofc dont mean everyone there is like this. Anyway, I really wish u the bes…	/r/MensRights	22/05/20 09:35 PM
2	Im not the smartest person, so I don't know if this truly a problem or just a me thing. It really depends where u live. Most western countries especially the ''first world'' countries are more likely to accept/tolerate it. But tbh most people will still find it kinda weird (that doesnt mean they automatically will haress u). I would really recomment to u that u speak with ur close friends (maybe by making it not obv that u like it too) just to see if they are people that will support u. The majority will not really care about it as long u dont force anything on them and mind ur own…	/r/MensRights	22/05/20 06:26 PM
5	Why are any of you against my type of feminism? There is no real typ of feminism... either u are or u are not. I am against fcking around generally... Sex lost its meaning... it is no longer about the emotional part two people that love each other share... it is only fcking now. I call everyone that f*cks around a slut... one of my best friends (male ofc) is the biggest whore I know... and I also tell him each time he tells me stories. I normaly dont care what others do with their life as long they leave me alone... srsly why do people talk p…	/r/AntiFeminists	05/05/20 11:41 PM
10	If you’re anti woman’s equality, get off this sub Lol... we allready have a bad name... you know how people react if u tell them (calm) that statistically women are the most privileged human being in the world? When u tell them that most of their claims are false and u even show them the data? Depends on the person u get atleast an eyeroll or a laugh and then they continue to talk about how bad the world for women is and how we need to improve the first world countries for women... Helping women is so deep integrated into the minds of people th…	/r/AntiFeminists	29/03/20 11:25 PM
10	Is it though? Well, it used to be that way... it used to be for equality, when females had less rights than men. So basically a long time ago. But like many things this changed. Now it is a movement about power and hate. And it became a problem when they tried to enforceit in the first world countries. I mean how many of this so called feminists do you see which fight for womenrights in africa? Like 1% of them... While I can see that every sex has its own problems statistically men have it far worse in our so…	/r/AntiFeminists	24/03/20 12:43 AM