WhitePigeon1986 Archive

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2	I feel like we could all use a break. Lets have a fun relaxing post. Fellas, whats something you enjoy doing that isnt typically considered masculine? It's mostly I-IV with a VI-I and a VI-I-IV tossed in. Glad you enjoyed it! As I've always told people - music saved my life, God saved my soul.	/r/MensRights	21/12/22 03:03 PM
2	I feel like we could all use a break. Lets have a fun relaxing post. Fellas, whats something you enjoy doing that isnt typically considered masculine? Here is something I composed, recorded, and mixed in 1 hour 🙂 Listen to Joy Comes in the Morning by Soundscapes on #SoundCloud https://on.soundcloud.com/TePqc Very heavy post rock influence which I've been into the past decade or so. Listen if you'd like. Or don't. Your choice!	/r/MensRights	21/12/22 02:41 PM
2	I feel like we could all use a break. Lets have a fun relaxing post. Fellas, whats something you enjoy doing that isnt typically considered masculine? I definitely appreciate Classical music. It certainly has its place in the teaching curriculum. But to your point you are correct. It's not necessarily masculine either. Since meeting my wife I've learned to enjoy EDM. I've gotten into LoFi recently which has kinda been something I've done for years on the piano. I love a good combination of the IV-V-VI progression along with a III/I tossed in.	/r/MensRights	21/12/22 02:37 PM
2	I feel like we could all use a break. Lets have a fun relaxing post. Fellas, whats something you enjoy doing that isnt typically considered masculine? I absolutely love being touched. Rubbed. Graced. Scratched. Doesn't matter. I'm a physical touch whore and I'm not ashamed to admit it. And I don't care where. Head. Feet. Legs. Arms. I fcking love it all. I get my wife to give me back rubs multiple times a week. And when she is barely touching me with her fingertips I freaking lose it.	/r/MensRights	21/12/22 02:02 PM
1	I feel like we could all use a break. Lets have a fun relaxing post. Fellas, whats something you enjoy doing that isnt typically considered masculine? I love how many you stated this.	/r/MensRights	21/12/22 01:57 PM
2	I feel like we could all use a break. Lets have a fun relaxing post. Fellas, whats something you enjoy doing that isnt typically considered masculine? Oh dear God yes. I second this.	/r/MensRights	21/12/22 01:56 PM
1	I feel like we could all use a break. Lets have a fun relaxing post. Fellas, whats something you enjoy doing that isnt typically considered masculine? Wouldn't consider that feminine at all. I was classically trained on the piano. Classical isn't my thing, but I appreciate it, especially for what it's lent to music theory-wise. I was heavily bullied as a kid for taking piano lessons because early on my lessons were during school ours, mostly during PE. So on the days of my lessons, I'd have to bring this brown bag with my name painted in green on it to school that carried my repertoire. Made me hate it and it really set me back in the motivati…	/r/MensRights	21/12/22 01:54 PM
0	Woman spends 20+ years as a SAHM, after divorce is 'owed' a $150 per week 'maintenance' payment from ex husband for life. Is now upset he isn't paying due to employment issues. Can someone ELI5 how and why you can be obligated to financially support another capable adult for life? "Hey! Pay me for the things I would have done anyway if I were living alone". This notion that women need to be paid for being a SAHM is ridiculous. If I wanted to pay someone to cook, clean, and care for my child I'd hire a live-in Nanny. You're either my wife or my live-in Nanny. Not both. Edit: This comment does not state that women should cook and clean. I cook/help with cooking and clean. My point is as a SAHM, most clean and cook. If I wanted to pay for that, I could. I'm not paying my wif…	/r/MensRights	16/08/21 01:05 PM
6	On that note was the worst tantrum from your s.o or exes. I've never been a huge fan of birthdays. Growing up, until I was around 7 or so, life was normal. Then I became a target of bullying. I lost all of my friends, so I never had anymore birthday parties with friends. As I got older, it was just my mom getting me a cake and that's it, because I wouldn't get new clothes until school started (my birthday was always at the end of the school year) because we didn't have enough money to buy things for both. So I always waited a few months for "birthday g…	/r/MensRights	18/06/20 02:23 PM
3	Do you guys think this is true? I do neither, but I've also done a lot of manual labor in my past. Things women were exempt from for simply being women. And yes you are selfish when you cry about wanting to be equal to men, yet I don't see any of them complaining about too many men in dangerous jobs. They only complain about the cushy air conditioned office jobs because they know they can't work outside for 8 hours or more on their feet. They want to complain about not enough women in STEM positions, yet women just aren't gett…	/r/MensRights	28/05/20 04:02 AM
2	Do you guys think this is true? Became more mainstream in the 80s and 90s.	/r/MensRights	28/05/20 03:56 AM
40	Do you guys think this is true? It is. Women shy away from danger because they would rather selfishly continue living and doing nothing tbag to get out and pick up garbage, work in sewers, work on am oil rig, lay pipes, work in a factory, be a linemen, etc. They want somebody else to do it and they would receive the benefits of it. Yet women praise each other for raising a child, or even taking a job historically dominated by men that's dangerous. If women truly wanted equality and can do everything x man can, why aren't they …	/r/MensRights	27/05/20 06:46 PM
100	Do you guys think this is true? Historically, men have had more "freedoms", but that was because that's just how society was structured then. Men also worked longer hours, did much harder labor, and often spent their free time (what little they had) in town at taverns with friends. Women did do work, but it was nowhere near the strenuous work performed by men. Enter the 20th century when industrialization vitalized the modern world. Men still worked longer hours and worked extremely dangerous jobs while slowly, technology and …	/r/MensRights	27/05/20 05:39 PM
1	What is wrong with the court system I would disagree that our justice system, in a sense, is that black and white. If you're attempting to justify how we quantify punishment for breaking the law, there still has to be some form of burden of proof. While that ideology has been around for decades (prima facia), humanity as a whole does indeed have troubles with quantifying misbehavior, and there are many factors that go into the decision to find an individual guilty or innocent. We've seen supposedly guilty individuals (OJ Simpson a…	/r/MensRights	24/05/20 10:43 PM
14	So women can’t rape? "Woman has sex with 11 year old boy, becomes pregnant, will go to court and potentially face jailtime" "11 year old girl raped by local man. Will go to court to face rape charges and be sentenced." Sometime later... "Woman falsely charged of having sex with underaged boy is released from county jail after DNA tests proved her innocence" "Man accused of raping a local 11 year old girl was released today with all charges dropped after a DNA test confirmed he was not the perpetrator." I wonder whic…	/r/MensRights	11/05/20 07:31 PM
4	Feminist GENUINELY (not trolling) calls 4 (nonviolent) reduction of male pop to 10% via eugenics. Why is she a professor & founder of Gender Programs at unis? This is like giving tenure to a Nazi. Her manifesto is also origin of "future is female". Using that phrase is like using slogans from Hitler You had a good run, you ole cheap bastard.	/r/MensRights	05/05/20 07:41 PM
28	Feminist GENUINELY (not trolling) calls 4 (nonviolent) reduction of male pop to 10% via eugenics. Why is she a professor & founder of Gender Programs at unis? This is like giving tenure to a Nazi. Her manifesto is also origin of "future is female". Using that phrase is like using slogans from Hitler Thanks to Liberalism, in the US, the fear of offense has been conditioned well enough that even the craziest-sounding shit like this gets a pass because she's a woman. And we can't be firing women for having batshit crazy ideas, because that would be sexist. Liberalism is the demise of humanity.	/r/MensRights	05/05/20 03:10 PM
15	r/blackpillfeminism thinks men getting raped is hilarious. Because everything is slowly turning into liberal echo chambers, that any sight of conservative opinions get blasted, reported, and the user permabanned from the subreddit. Yet they claim they stand against fascism.	/r/MensRights	05/05/20 03:06 PM
8	Who is the other 81% No no no, by today's standards you can't assume their gender and you have to account for the .000000000001% that identify as trans/non-binary/house plants or else you're transphobic, homophobic, sexist, and whatever other -ists that they can think of. /S	/r/MensRights	31/05/19 11:15 AM
18	Transgender powerlifting champion stripped of women's division titles for being 'actually a male' during competitions "Gender is just a social construct!" In college, me and 4 other average Joe's easily beat our women's basketball team in the rec center. I had never played organized basketball going up against someone who was on scholarship for the sport and has probably played their entire lives. Handled them easily.	/r/MensRights	14/05/19 09:16 PM
3	Men have the right to not have sex My brother is like this up and down. He never does anything, it's always "why does this happen to me?" I've been trying to help him get through what he's going through right now, but he'd rather be with his two loser roommates that he has to drive to work each day than for my wife and I to treat him to dinner. I asked him for my laptop back today because instead of kicking out his pill-popping roommate, he's giving him a "second chance". I flat-out told him that of he steals and pawns my laptop …	/r/MensRights	09/05/19 07:14 PM
12	Men have the right to not have sex Glad someone else feels this way. It takes two to do the tween the sheets tango, and simply telling a feminist "well, why don't you make the choice to not have sex prior to doing it" makes them mad simply because a man provided the solution. They're so anti-male that common sense things are tossed out simply because a woman didn't think of it first. And this idea that sex happens to them is retarded. Just because nature dealt you the hand of housing and developing a child for 9 months doesn't me…	/r/MensRights	09/05/19 06:54 PM
3	Feminist cafe that imposed a 18% gender discriminatory surcharge against men, closes down Reminds me of my grad school orientation day group project we did. We first made lemonade from scratch (water, lemons, sugar) cutthroat kitchen style. It was a fun "hey get to know your cohort's classmates" activity. Then came the test. We were to pitch our lemonade to a small panel that included a former NBC/Lifetime Channel executive, a Food Network Chef, and a cookbook author. The latter 2 the TV executive knew personally. We had to come up with an angle to which to pitch our lemonade. We cam…	/r/MensRights	24/04/19 06:49 PM
48	A 'man tax' cafe that went out of business. Karma is taking its toll on the feminist world. Water is wet, the sun is hot, and feminism is cancer.	/r/MensRights	24/04/19 05:29 PM
1	#equality Yeah. It's the study of the changing of meaning of symbols and objects over time. Pretty interesting stuff.	/r/MensRights	10/04/19 12:57 AM
1	#equality You're welcome sir or madam. I didn't waste 2 years of my undergrad studying rhetoric and communication for nothing! Although I fear my department is starting to get consumed by the whole "woke" movement. I'm a member of a FB page dedicated to alum of my department, and I recently saw an article on a "new way to approach debating", to which I'm very well-versed in. The article's example of "defining a definition" was white privilege. I stopped reading right there. If you want to debate things li…	/r/MensRights	09/04/19 10:38 PM
2	#equality Because we have gotten so caught up within the fray of identity politics that, certain groups of people have built a rhetorical fallacy on top of a rhetorical fallacy. The "appeal to authority" fallacy is one that claims since you're not an expert in said field, your viewpoint or input has no weight. Examples of this would be telling a regular individual they can't comment on global warming because they're not a scientist (neither is Al Gore, but ya know...). Thing is, these groups of people shu…	/r/MensRights	09/04/19 03:00 PM
12	Toxic feminism hurts women too You are correct in that feminism in itself oppresses women. Just like Social Justice provides no social justice at all: it's just a bunch of (mainly white) people who feel minorities have no voice (which they do) and feel it necessary to speak on their behalf this perpetuating the belief that these people have no power and that they (the majority) have it all, which is why they feel the need to act. Personally, I'm an egalitarian, but I also understand that men and women have different strengths…	/r/MensRights	07/04/19 05:30 PM