Strange-Ad-2426 Archive

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2	Do Men cheat more than women? I've always heard and have seen studies that women cheat when they are younger (18-30) and men cheat when they are older (35+). The theory is the women have more options when they are younger and then it swings when we get older and then the men have more options. It could all be bullshit, but the theory that the gender that cheats more is because they have more sexual options seems like a fair hypothesis.	/r/MensRights	08/08/26 01:33 PM
2	College-educated women face shrinking pool of suitable men to marry, study finds There are less jobs/careers for these younger men to attain by going to university. Why? Because literally the women took about 55% of them. Like wtf? So the younger men struggle for a bit to figure out their place. Some figure it out, but usually away from the post-secondary education sector. And then these women don't like them. It is ironic, what these women want is a guy like me. Educated, career on the right track, money in the bank but I'm 38 years old and they are like 25-26. They are lik…	/r/MensRights	29/07/26 04:00 PM
2	Can Christianity and religions save men from being brainwashed, discriminated against and enslaved by feminists in the name of gender equality? In what way? Human beings created all of that stuff and our morals are our own creations. I left the Catholic church at 13 years old for a variety of reasons, but did go to church once when I was like 27. It seemed like a cult and wasn't even really a community. I went with 2 friends, didn't talk to anybody, then left out the door without talking to anybody LOL. It was a waste of time.	/r/MensRights	28/07/26 07:12 PM
4	"Feminism is for men too!" This is completely pathetic and she should be ashamed of herself	/r/MensRights	23/07/26 02:58 PM
3	Nora Fatehi thinks feminism 'f***** up our society completely', brainwashed men: I think women are nurturers No fucking kidding. I hear this constantly, but I rarely see a woman that is a natural nurturer.	/r/MensRights	11/07/26 10:54 PM
5	Do you feel like men have to prove themselves more at work? I don't know about all men. But a lot of men have nothing handed to them growing up and have it pretty tough. They develop an attitude to REALLY go for it later in life. And they push themselves VERY hard because they assume its the only way to succeed. They also develop an attitude that what they can do for people and provide to them is how they are evaluated and how people will care about them, because that's how it worked when they were a kid. Women are much more gentler with themselves when …	/r/MensRights	05/07/26 06:25 PM
4	Good News: A New Study Finds Most Men Are Not Toxic Not surprisingly, LMAO. The majority of what I read shows young women dislike men more than young men dislike women. I think men just want to carrying on with their days for the most part.	/r/MensRights	04/07/26 02:53 PM
31	Only a third of young women hold positive view of men, new poll finds Everyone around them are telling them to believe this way, what did you expect?. From their mothers, to their fathers who think no man is worthy of them, to their teachers that are likely women and don't care about men, to their friends who are part of the groupthink. This belief will hurt them mightly when they enter the workforce and their boss is a man.	/r/MensRights	21/05/26 11:06 AM
1	Thoughts on the whole “20% of men get 80% of women” line? Its strictly a dating app stat and likely true given dating apps. In real person scenarios, it is absolutely not the case. It stems from the fake, plastic dating avenue of the apps	/r/ExRedPill	24/07/25 11:01 AM