TAEHSAEN Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	If I had to brag about one thing, it would be that all my LTR's were some of the best women on this Earth. That's not an accident, this title shows you how not to do it: I didn't like anything I'd bring it up with them. How would you respond after she said something you didn't like. Would you immediately tell her it's not going to work out or would to carry out the date and break up later? I have talked to thousands upon thousands of women. Could you elaborate on this? How and where did you meet thousands of women? Dating apps, library, abroad, etc.? Also are you a rich / good looking guy?	/r/seduction	26/01/24 04:22 PM
0	If I had to brag about one thing, it would be that all my LTR's were some of the best women on this Earth. That's not an accident, this title shows you how not to do it: Given the untrue assumptions you just made about me up there, the judgmental one with red flags is you my friend, not me. I've been with 1 girl my whole life and I don't plan on trying to get another. I'm just theoretically interested in the topic of seduction (which started before I met her) and I continue to learn more about it as it has many useful tips to use in my own relationship, as well as teaches me to be more extraverted.	/r/seduction	26/01/24 03:56 PM
3	If I had to brag about one thing, it would be that all my LTR's were some of the best women on this Earth. That's not an accident, this title shows you how not to do it: Hey man I appreciate you making this post I have some questions for ya. How do you press her to find out about the red flags? Some people hide some things like body count especially if they think its something that matters to you. Can you give some real examples of what you did? How do you consistently date kind, beautiful women? How do you meet them, how do you get them to commit to you over thousands of other options?	/r/seduction	26/01/24 03:21 PM
42	Hey asshole! Yeah i'm talking to you - stop fucking deleting your posts after you got your answer! What's the context behind your laugh?	/r/seduction	01/02/17 12:24 PM
-2	Angry protest: Ohio University students declare that due process for college men is "bullshit" Sorry but you are wrong to put every "anti-liberal left" people into one basket. Just because someone is against modern liberal mentality doesn't automatically mean they are evil. I happen to be on the extreme left and like many of my peers, I absolutely hate modern day liberals. They have a herd mentality and they only react to things when its on the TV news. They NEVER take any proactive steps to fix systematic problems in society. That's why police brutality only becomes a topic when TV news …	/r/MensRights	17/02/15 09:52 PM
1	Tips for the ACTUAL DATE itself Thanks buddy :)	/r/seduction	16/01/15 05:12 PM
1	Yup I'm not gay but I actually feel seriously attracted to that guy.. Like seriously..	/r/MensRights	06/11/14 06:42 PM
3	The Problem With That Catcalling Video Ry Dawson: "Only Reason they included 'Good Morning' was because they didn't have any more footage to show". https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F4qGCvjoF4Y	/r/MensRights	30/10/14 03:05 PM
-22	“This law needs to be changed,”...“Anytime a man beats on a female, it needs to be a felony. Automatic, first hit.” Women aren't physically strong as men and due to testosterone, we also happen to be more aggressive in nature. When a man approaches a woman aggressively, she generally gets terrified of what may happen to her, because of all the incidents of rape and violence that occur on women (given it does occur to men as well, but women usually suffer more from these issues). Also if you flipped the table and if a woman was approaching a man aggressively, it probably wouldn't scare him as much. Any way, my…	/r/MensRights	29/10/14 04:14 PM
6	Can we have a proper, un-brigaded conversation about this video please? If she deemed "Have a nice day" as cat calling, then imagine how terrifying and abusive her other 100 cat calls must have been.	/r/MensRights	29/10/14 05:22 AM
5	TruthDig: "Video Proof That Men Are Pigs". I usually take the middle ground on the Femen vs. MRA issues but this really struck a nerve. What the fuck makes them think putting up headlines like "Proof Men are Pigs" is acceptable? If they're all for equality, then why don't they put up an equally offensive headline about a video compilation that states "Proof that all women are gold digging whores"? Edit: The thing is, women are not "gold digging whores". I would never even claim such a thing because I realize how dehumanizing such a comme…	/r/MensRights	29/10/14 05:08 AM
-6	Why is this "harassment?" What about stopping to respond kindly? I live in NYC but I really can't imagine people catcalling a particular girl EVERY 6 MINUTES. MAYBE the Bronx this is possible but its really difficult for me to believe this can happen anywhere else in NYC. Granted I'm a male so my perspective on this may be limited, but even then this video seemed like a bit of a stretch to me.	/r/MensRights	28/10/14 05:49 PM
2	[FR] Think I Found the Girl of My Dreams on Tinder That is amazing. Thank you so much I learned a lot from you in this single thread! Best of luck to you and your promising relationship :)	/r/seduction	20/10/14 03:41 AM
1	[FR] Think I Found the Girl of My Dreams on Tinder I make a habit of leading the conversation by making assumptions instead of asking questions, and in no time she's doing all the talking and i'm just listening and qualifying. Could you please elaborate on this? I find it extremely difficult to make conversation and I absolutely love it when the other person talks to me because I'd much rather listen. This sounds extremely helpful for a person like me, but I'd like to understand the rationale behind the technique first.	/r/seduction	20/10/14 02:56 AM
4	48% of Sexual Assault perps are female, and females are more likely than males to perpetrate gang SA Yeah you're totally right.. Thank you for the explanation :)	/r/MensRights	12/09/14 11:30 AM
6	48% of Sexual Assault perps are female, and females are more likely than males to perpetrate gang SA Thanks for your reply. That was very well explained and I wish more people in this subreddit did the same. MRAs often question feminist statistics and complain about how feminists won't even hear a different explanation (or criticism) of their precious stats. But in those rare cases whenever a statistic sheds light in favor of men, the MRAs act the EXACT SAME WAY as feminists and downvote ANYONE who even dares question them. I did my best to make my case and I knew I would needlessly get downvot…	/r/MensRights	12/09/14 01:44 AM
-17	48% of Sexual Assault perps are female, and females are more likely than males to perpetrate gang SA Hear hear. I see your point but also take this into consideration and see if it alters your opinion a bit: In ancient times, hunting groups used to be predominantly male. Moreover even going forward most wars were fought by armies who were predominantly male as well. This wasn't because "the patriarchy" of ancient times wanted to keep women oppressed by making them look after the children and not allow them to hunt / fight with the men. It is because men are biologically stronger and due to thei…	/r/MensRights	11/09/14 08:14 PM
9	48% of Sexual Assault perps are female, and females are more likely than males to perpetrate gang SA Truth be told, the only way I can see this happening is if: a bunch of girls go to a sleepover, sneak into their friend's older brothers room and starts messing with him. At which point, I can't imagine them using ropes or physical force on an older guy.	/r/MensRights	11/09/14 07:41 PM
4	48% of Sexual Assault perps are female, and females are more likely than males to perpetrate gang SA Hey guys, I'm having some trouble understanding so please be patient with me. From my experience in life, I've never seen or heard of a girl having "raped" someone, but that's probably indicative of a certain sexual bias in our society. However, I'm a little confused here because I can't fathom how 16 year old girls can "gang rape" or "sexual assault" an OLDER guy (according to the study). Can anyone please help me understand what does "gang rape" and "sexual assault" actually mean in the contex…	/r/MensRights	11/09/14 07:14 PM
3	I just got messaged by a mod on 2xchromosomes saying it was banned to discuss rape culture hysteria and its harm on victims, assumed I was male. What a toxic place, how is this a default? Hey do you know about /r/Egalitarianism? Its a movement for a middle ground version of gender equality believe you might find it quite interesting :)	/r/MensRights	29/08/14 02:32 PM
1	I just got messaged by a mod on 2xchromosomes saying it was banned to discuss rape culture hysteria and its harm on victims, assumed I was male. What a toxic place, how is this a default? Hey have you looked into /r/egalitarianism? Its a place where both girls and guys get together for balanced discussions on gender and sex. I'm sure most people from this subreddit will like whats going on there :)	/r/MensRights	29/08/14 02:21 PM
1	Is the emergence of "virtual rape" (freezing a player and dry humping him / her with one's character) in video games like GTA a cause for concern? OMG. If I had reddit gold I would've given it to you. But I hope you don't mind some imaginary gold XD No but seriously. Your comment is gold.	/r/MensRights	28/08/14 10:18 PM
2	Are Men "sexist and entitled" for dominating conversations? Thank you for your reply. I am a strict egalitarian but I've separated myself from the feminist movement because I felt alienated by the amount of misandry that goes on there (obviously not all feminists, but some do and that really hurts). Anyway, I agree with your post completely but at the end of the day, would you agree that men / women who try to dominate conversations are just being obnoxious, rude and insensitive rather than being sexist?	/r/MensRights	06/07/14 09:54 PM
1	Are Men "sexist and entitled" for dominating conversations? I understand the reasons behind men dominating coversations, which is that a male dominated society gives men more confidence to go out there and exert their opinions (relative to women, who tend to speak less). Maybe this makes men tend to be more extroverted. But telling men "they should shut up because dominating conversations is sexist and an indication of their entitlement" is downright ignorant and oppressive. A better advise here, would be to tell women to speak up more and don't let men …	/r/MensRights	06/07/14 09:10 PM