YouCantSeeMe80 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
3	FSW female prostitution and, eventually, all heterosexual sex becomes rape Pretty sure that if someone paid me enough money, I would have sex with them. It wouldn't be rape because by accepting money in exchange, I would be consenting to having sex... how is that hard to understand for these idiots?	/r/FeminismStopsWhen	23/10/19 02:56 PM
2	Hung up at my school. Did someone really womansplain mansplaining?	/r/MensRights	04/10/19 09:18 PM
1	More Than 50% Of Korean Men In Their 20's Are ANTI FEMINIST (Felt that this is worth a share.) Aye, should have seen the response on some of the rad fem sites. Korean woman actually talking about wanting to kill most of the men and the rest of them agreeing.	/r/MGTOW2	23/09/19 04:31 AM
1	Found at my work. Could you imagine if the roles were reversed? Blatantly unfair for men to have to go to the 2nd floor just to use washroom. Aye, but if you don't try then they will continue to get away with this garbage. If he doesn't make a stand now, then how long before it just becomes standard that the males have to go to a separate bathroom on another floor? Fight it even when it is hopeless or it will keep getting worse.	/r/MensRights	22/09/19 04:09 PM
1	Found at my work. Could you imagine if the roles were reversed? Blatantly unfair for men to have to go to the 2nd floor just to use washroom. Seek legal representation. I'm sure there's a lawyer out there who will be willing to take it on. Then document every interaction, ensure you have someone in any meeting you attend and if they don't do something about it, you then sue them for their part in creating a hostile work environment.	/r/MensRights	22/09/19 04:02 PM
4	Found at my work. Could you imagine if the roles were reversed? Blatantly unfair for men to have to go to the 2nd floor just to use washroom. There are several ways you can make this a huge issue for the company to have to deal with. Report to HR, citing concerns for regulations being broken and discrimination along with it being a hostile workplace with threats of violence from the women that posted that image.	/r/MensRights	22/09/19 03:04 PM
1	The movie Hustlers, with strippers drugging men and stealing their money is empowering Guessing its for the older end who watch to be entertained not to feel good in the knowledge that all the boxes on the diversity chart were ticked.	/r/MensRights	21/09/19 01:48 PM
2	MGTOW is the answer Dump her. Simple answer.	/r/MGTOW	21/09/19 11:55 AM
6	The movie Hustlers, with strippers drugging men and stealing their money is empowering It's because, like all the other crap Netflix is putting out, it's aimed at appeasing women. So, instead of having character development and plot, they fall back on bitchy arguments and reality TV style garbage. Been holding on to my Netflix subscription for a while, but everything they are putting out is unwatchable woke SJW nonsense, and it's time to stop paying them now.	/r/MensRights	21/09/19 08:10 AM
10	Double standards I remember this. The shirt was made by his friend, a woman, and there was zero need for people to focus on that instead of his accomplishment. The hypocrisy and double standards from 'feminists' are ridiculous.	/r/AntiFeminists	21/09/19 07:08 AM
0	They've gone to far this time. As a member of a military family, this enrages me. My family was put through the Hell of thinking we may lose someone everyday of our lives. You thank soldiers, God damn it! These days it's a job like any other. One that the best and brightest don't tend to do because you know you're gonna be thrown into a shitty situation where you shouldn't be, because your president wants to wave his dick about and the money makers want to make more on the backs of a lot of dead people. Most kids who join up are either stupid, lied to or have no other choice. It's not something to be proud of.	/r/MensRights	17/09/19 02:58 PM
2	They've gone to far this time. As a member of a military family, this enrages me. My family was put through the Hell of thinking we may lose someone everyday of our lives. You thank soldiers, God damn it! It would be in a different time. Soldiers are important to deter attack, which is why all those other countries need them because those valiant warriors you are thanking for their service, are going out and bombing the shit out of their countries.	/r/MensRights	17/09/19 02:51 PM
3	They've gone to far this time. As a member of a military family, this enrages me. My family was put through the Hell of thinking we may lose someone everyday of our lives. You thank soldiers, God damn it! A piss poor tool in this day and age.	/r/MensRights	17/09/19 11:55 AM
-1	They've gone to far this time. As a member of a military family, this enrages me. My family was put through the Hell of thinking we may lose someone everyday of our lives. You thank soldiers, God damn it! Hiw the hell should I know? I wasnt there, I dont know him and i dont care that something happened. Not my problem, pal.	/r/MensRights	17/09/19 09:24 AM
-2	They've gone to far this time. As a member of a military family, this enrages me. My family was put through the Hell of thinking we may lose someone everyday of our lives. You thank soldiers, God damn it! Yeah, that's bull. When you have an accident, someone attacks you or your house gets burgled, they will be hour first call. Too often the police are called to people acting at their worst and have to deal with them accordingly. If the police have harassed you it's because you've done something wrong most of the time so I have no sympathy.	/r/MensRights	17/09/19 09:17 AM
2	They've gone to far this time. As a member of a military family, this enrages me. My family was put through the Hell of thinking we may lose someone everyday of our lives. You thank soldiers, God damn it! I have no problem with soldiers existing. As you rightly say, they are necessary to ensure no other country invades us. What I am saying, though, is that using them for anything other than defence means they are no longer the heroic defenders, but are the invaders. My grandfathers were in the second world war where they fought to defend their home and families from the Germans. They, were very much, heroes. The same can not be said of US troops going into Afghanistan because a country reeling fr…	/r/MensRights	17/09/19 08:42 AM
3	They've gone to far this time. As a member of a military family, this enrages me. My family was put through the Hell of thinking we may lose someone everyday of our lives. You thank soldiers, God damn it! Sure, put 25% and it's just a quarter. I consider that to be unacceptable, but if you dont then that's fine. But, look at the actual numbers instead of percentages and if that doesnt seem huge then you are either deluded or part of the problem Soldiers are not some valiant heroes defending their country, at least not those in the US. They are defending the wealth of the rich and powerful and they are just people with the same flaws as the rest of us. They have done nothing to be thankful for. No…	/r/MensRights	17/09/19 07:56 AM
2	They've gone to far this time. As a member of a military family, this enrages me. My family was put through the Hell of thinking we may lose someone everyday of our lives. You thank soldiers, God damn it! It's not just women reporting it. Male on male sexual assault amongst the US military is high to. As for not calling it a huge problem, what do you define as huge? 25% actual rape and 80% sexual assault is pretty huge to me. We cant hide from the problem as we say, thank you tired your service and honour the people who are part of the problem. I'm all for calling out feminist bullshit but ws cant ignore facts that paint men in a bad light either else we'll be just as bad as they are.	/r/MensRights	17/09/19 06:09 AM
5	They've gone to far this time. As a member of a military family, this enrages me. My family was put through the Hell of thinking we may lose someone everyday of our lives. You thank soldiers, God damn it! You can look up the stats to see that the US military has a huge problem with sexual assault within its own ranks. Denying this sort of stuff doesn't help anyone and certainly doesn't help fight idiotic feminists.	/r/MensRights	17/09/19 05:56 AM
34	They've gone to far this time. As a member of a military family, this enrages me. My family was put through the Hell of thinking we may lose someone everyday of our lives. You thank soldiers, God damn it! Agree with you. The difference here seems to be the ones mainly disagreeing with OP are not from the US. The US military has a great PR and propaganda department and people there have bought into the belief that everytime the US bombs the shit out of a country, they are doing so for 'freedom!' which is complete and utter bollocks.	/r/MensRights	17/09/19 05:54 AM
28	They've gone to far this time. As a member of a military family, this enrages me. My family was put through the Hell of thinking we may lose someone everyday of our lives. You thank soldiers, God damn it! You are a walking advertisement for why people around the world are sick and tired of the US mentality. You're delusional if you actually believe all that nonsense.	/r/MensRights	17/09/19 05:51 AM
80	They've gone to far this time. As a member of a military family, this enrages me. My family was put through the Hell of thinking we may lose someone everyday of our lives. You thank soldiers, God damn it! I would thank any soldier that was defending my country, my family, against invasion. But, since the western powers are primarily in wars of aggression against others for the rich and powerful, yeah, fuck that. Soldiers are just doing their job, a risky one to be sure, but still a job. Thank the police officer that protects you, the firefighter that runs into burning houses to save lives and medical folk who spend their days keeping people alive. Don't thank soldiers for going away to some other…	/r/MensRights	17/09/19 05:48 AM
1	Exercising is greatly helping with the loneliness, but it’s not enough. Any advice? I'm fortunate enough that I don't get lonely. Never felt the need for having people around me anyway, and after a full day, by the time I go to bed I just want to relax for a little before sleep. Fill your day. Embrace relationships with men, where you can hang out and have fun without all having to lessen yourself for a partner. Join groups, clubs, etc. Find things that you enjoy and have them fill your time. By the time you go to bed you're so exhausted anyway it doesn't matter. If you feel th…	/r/MGTOW2	12/09/19 05:22 AM
13	I’ll love winning at this thing even when the odd are stacked against me and telling them this is why we earn more money on the job. Are women happy being treated like infants? All this does is tell everyone that women can't win without being given every advantage possible while men are held back. Apparently they can't compete equally with men.	/r/MGTOW	11/09/19 07:04 PM
10	This is what we're taught in canadian public school. That doesn't even make sense. If the able-bodied have privilege, then only the disabled can be without it. So, in amongst the disabled, male are out, and white people, also middle aged and wealthy, so the only real people without privilege are disabled, female, poor, non-white people. A tiny, tiny, miniscule proportion of the population don't have privilege. Awesome, we've nearly wiped it out entirely.	/r/MensRights	09/09/19 04:01 PM
2	If the genders were reversed the store would have a lawsuit........ Pretty sure number 8 is proven wrong by the other 9...	/r/AntiFeminists	25/08/19 10:28 AM
1	I think my brother in law has a rational fear of his daughter. I would disagree a little. Some single parent households are toxic, usually when its a teen mother who hasn't had a great upbringing themselves. I also know plenty of two parent households that are pretty damned toxic.	/r/MGTOW2	23/08/19 03:17 PM
1	I think my brother in law has a rational fear of his daughter. Yeah, I was pleased when my eldest told me she didn't believe in feminism because it wasn't about equality. Had a rough period when she was around 14 at school and ate that crap up.	/r/MGTOW2	23/08/19 03:15 PM
1	I think my brother in law has a rational fear of his daughter. You certainly are.	/r/MGTOW2	23/08/19 08:48 AM
1	I think my brother in law has a rational fear of his daughter. Definitely. OP has issues.	/r/MGTOW2	23/08/19 08:28 AM
1	I think my brother in law has a rational fear of his daughter. Absolutely. I may want to avoid the dumpster fire that is dating, but it doesn't mean that I will avoid my responsibilities or do a piss poor job of raising my daughters to be the opposite of everything I see wrong in some women these days.	/r/MGTOW2	23/08/19 08:27 AM
1	I think my brother in law has a rational fear of his daughter. Maybe your brother in law is just a shitty parent? I have daughters and even though my eldest (now 19) listened to the idiotic feminine twaddle, she listened to me too. She is now, proudly, anti-feminist because she sees them for what they are and actually believes in equality. My youngest too (16) has no desire to listen to feminists. She isn't terrified of men, like so many feminists seem to be, and doesn't hate them. She doesn't live her life in fear of walking outside alone. Because, I raise…	/r/MGTOW2	23/08/19 07:08 AM
1	Humanity can now afford to be MGTOW and childfree like never before Not really, because they are few and far between and they will be less likely to breed than the others.	/r/MGTOW2	21/08/19 05:11 PM
1	Humanity can now afford to be MGTOW and childfree like never before Yep, the problem is that the stupid people are the ones that breed the most. So, a load of single, low IQ mothers birthing kids to raise alone on government assistance. The best and brightest are removing themselves from the gene pool.	/r/MGTOW2	21/08/19 02:36 PM
5	As a father and man who has sex... I got my daughter labiaplasty, because it was my choice as her father. I’ve had sex with big lip girls, and prefer labiaplastied. I also know a majority of men like myself don’t like roast beef sandwhiches lol Tell her that you would like them to have a labiaplasty as its more aesthetically pleasing. Pretty sure they will be outraged and still not get the point.	/r/MensRights	21/08/19 01:23 PM
6	As a father and man who has sex... I got my daughter labiaplasty, because it was my choice as her father. I’ve had sex with big lip girls, and prefer labiaplastied. I also know a majority of men like myself don’t like roast beef sandwhiches lol So... her body, her choice is fine, but his body, his choice isn't? Consent is important for even breathing around a woman these days, but consent to mutilate a boy isn't? Sooner this nonsense is illegal, the better.	/r/MensRights	21/08/19 01:22 PM
2	my sister sent me a stupid picture My mother decided to hire a local artist to draw a picture of my daughters. It was.... not good. She was so proud of it though and I was raised to be polite. I said thanks and as soon as she was gone, it went in a drawer and has never come back out. Just because you were given it, you have no reason to put it up in the house.	/r/MGTOW2	20/08/19 06:06 PM
1	Health - is it optional or a must for MGTOW men? I don't have a lot of sugary stuff and I rarely drink soft drinks. Water, coffee - milk, 1 sugar at most. My biggest issue was booze. A dozen cans of beer on a weekend night to take the edge off the week and maybe a take away pizza too. I've not had a drink for almost a month, I will tomorrow when I go out for a pub quiz event my daughter has set up for charity, but I have cut out drinking at home. My food is - for the most part - all freshly made by myself and I have quite bland tastes. Had a h…	/r/MGTOW2	20/08/19 02:11 PM
1	Health - is it optional or a must for MGTOW men? I was always a big guy. The majority of my hobbies are sedentary and it didn't help when I went to primarily office work. My ex, needy little soul that she was, made it so unpleasant to do anything but sit at home with her, that the little exercise I got disappeared. So, 10 years later when we split, I was a single parent with a ton of debt, rebuilding my life and working every hour I could. Exercise wasn't a priority. I ballooned in size, and topped out at 150 kg. When I hit 40 a couple of year…	/r/MGTOW2	20/08/19 01:16 PM
1	not gonna waste my energy hating women Go take a look at some of the radfem sites just here on reddit and you will see that nonsense isn't going away any time soon.	/r/MGTOW2	20/08/19 04:42 AM
1	not gonna waste my energy hating women There's a huge difference between hating women and hating being with a woman. I am fine with women in general, I like quite a few of them to chat to now and then, but the idea of dating another one now is just repugnant to me. Too many bad experiences with women now for me to like the idea of sharing my life with one. I don't mind the idea of dating and having fun, but there will be no expensive presents and me paying for everything like when I was younger.	/r/MGTOW2	20/08/19 04:40 AM
11	I wonder how the mentalities behind these hashtags on Instagram affect young men? Aye, my employer is local government with a higher percentage of female staff to male. The intranet is full of notices and events for minorities and women, and for the month leading up to international womens day, there is something daily - often several times a day - celebrating the strong women, etc. International mens day.... nothing. The women get fawned over. We still get crap about the wage gap even though its a majority female employer and there's never anything about hiring more men. In …	/r/MensRights	19/08/19 11:52 AM
17	I wonder how the mentalities behind these hashtags on Instagram affect young men? Absolutely and this is a huge problem. Look at all the comments about how men are trash, they are incels, they aren't emotional enough, they aren't vulnerable, they can't take a compliment without reading too much into it, they can't pick up on the seemingly endless number of non-verbal cues women give out (you know, rather than just being verbal) and then they wonder why men have a higher suicide and violence rate. Maybe if they were raised by mothers that didn't belittle them, or weren't surro…	/r/MensRights	19/08/19 11:10 AM
9	I wonder how the mentalities behind these hashtags on Instagram affect young men? Being told that you matter is one thing, the endless daily comments women give each other is ridiculous. Picture of a fat woman on social media / news article - comments full of women telling her how she is beautiful, she is a queen, she is special, etc. Dating advice subs - dump him, you are better than that, you matter, you deserve a king. Feminist subs - you're special sister, women are better than men, you can do anything. The list is endless and it seems that for a great many women, they ca…	/r/MensRights	19/08/19 11:07 AM
63	I wonder how the mentalities behind these hashtags on Instagram affect young men? To each their own, but since it means something to you. Hey, you matter. You're doing great.	/r/MensRights	19/08/19 11:04 AM
198	I wonder how the mentalities behind these hashtags on Instagram affect young men? Reminds me that women can't seem to cope without being constantly validated and told how special they are. Men don't need that, though it's nice to get occasionally. The whole "you're a Queen!" nonsense is the same sort of thing. Nope, sorry, you're not a queen, you're an infant who can barely get through the day even with all your 'sisters' telling you how super special you are. No wonder they can't seem to ever fix their problems, but just complain about them.	/r/MensRights	19/08/19 10:16 AM
3	UPDATE; Walked away from my job today Aye, they know mine. I have, carefully, ensured that I have taken time off before and left people to cover my duties. I'm not being too big headed to say they struggled and if I left, they acknowledge they will need several people to replace me and do my duties, because I am good at what I do.	/r/MGTOW	17/08/19 06:02 PM
5	UPDATE; Walked away from my job today You have to know your worth. At my own job, due to various cuts, a number of teams were merged into one. Now, most of the people (mainly women) were content to stay in their lane, do their own thing and not take on too much more work. I, on the other hand, am now the only person on the team who is knowledgeable in five different roles and I do them all. One of them, had an entire team doing that work that I compressed down into a 20 hour week (was part time for a while due to health) and now, I …	/r/MGTOW	17/08/19 05:09 PM