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-2	UK: A former Met Police deputy commissioner is being investigated after allegedly saying the "bulk" of rape complaints were "regretful sex". Here is a woman's perspective who has been the victim of sexual assault that even the worst of the worst against women would agree is sexual assault.. If we don't feel like the police will believe us, it creates a barrier for us to report it. Even your own statement about 30 to 40% would make me afraid to report it to you because you seem to be biased against women reporting. It is very hard to feel comfortable reporting something if the police retraumatize a legitimate victim. Coercion is final…	/r/MensRights	03/03/23 06:55 AM
1	Why don't women start their own companies instead of complaining about male dominated ones? No worries. It happens. :)	/r/MensRights	03/03/23 05:25 AM
1	Why don't women start their own companies instead of complaining about male dominated ones? I said nothing about that ... I think you replied to the wrong post. That is not my area of study, nor is it something I have ever done any research on the top, nor is it something I have lived.	/r/MensRights	01/03/23 01:56 AM
1	Why don't women start their own companies instead of complaining about male dominated ones? Sometimes people forget the reality of the world.	/r/MensRights	01/03/23 01:53 AM
1	Why don't women start their own companies instead of complaining about male dominated ones? That is NOT what the majority of feminists believe. Yes, society was built to favor men, and thankfully that is changing. True feminism has ALWAYS been about equality. The all men are bad rhetoric is not part of true feminism, just like the extreme all women are evil is only a small, but vocal minority. Just remember, the ones screaming the loudest aren't always the ones who have the most support. In fact, it is typically the opposite.	/r/MensRights	01/03/23 01:52 AM
1	Why don't women start their own companies instead of complaining about male dominated ones? You should. It would allow the cooler voices to prevail and maybe we can start to figure out some solutions.	/r/MensRights	27/02/23 04:39 AM
2	Why don't women start their own companies instead of complaining about male dominated ones? Real feminists see it. That is why we are here. As supporters who 100% see the bias you are facing, and raising awareness to get those things changed. True feminism is about equality. Period. And where men are being treated less equally than women, and vice versa is where we want to push for change. It is very disheartening to see the amount of hate towards women there is in this sub, that I believe was genuinely started to address those issues. It has slowly turned into misogynistic incels spew…	/r/MensRights	27/02/23 04:37 AM
1	Why don't women start their own companies instead of complaining about male dominated ones? Well I was SA'ed at my job.. I would guess that more women than men would say that.	/r/MensRights	27/02/23 04:32 AM
1	Why don't women start their own companies instead of complaining about male dominated ones? See my comment above OP regarding men in the education system.	/r/MensRights	27/02/23 04:30 AM
1	Why don't women start their own companies instead of complaining about male dominated ones? And THAT was exactly the issue being addressed over 20 years ago while I was doing my B.Ed. That there was a lack of male role models in teaching positions in Elementary and Middle School. In fact, the positive discrimination that you may see towards women was happening for men all those years ago. And it worked. There are more male teachers at the elementary and middle school level. They had targeted recruiting, an advantage in hiring, an advantage to be admitted to Education programs. At least…	/r/MensRights	27/02/23 04:29 AM
1	Why don't women start their own companies instead of complaining about male dominated ones? No. It has been hijacked by extremists. Feminism for most women is about having the same choices, opportunities and freedoms as men have to choose their own path in life. Period.	/r/MensRights	27/02/23 04:11 AM
1	Why don't women start their own companies instead of complaining about male dominated ones? Oh you might want to rethink what you think the satire piece you wrote says what you think it says. Before I became a long haul driver, I was a teacher. An English teacher. I have a B.A. in English Literature and a B.Ed. in Elementary and Middle School Education. You totally missed the mark..	/r/MensRights	27/02/23 04:09 AM
2	Why don't women start their own companies instead of complaining about male dominated ones? Female long haul solo driver here.. I am off work due to an SA by a male coworker in the back 40 of a truck stop parking lot. A shrinking (thank God) portion of men in the industry call us lot lizards with licenses. Companies will not hire an experienced woman driver with nothing on their record, but will hire a less experienced male with violations on their records. Thankfully, this too is shrinking. I have had men grab my arm in parking lots because I was walking away and didn't want to engage…	/r/MensRights	27/02/23 04:05 AM
2	Why don't women start their own companies instead of complaining about male dominated ones? Maybe look up Mary Pickford as an example.	/r/MensRights	27/02/23 03:07 AM
3	I’m a women that’s an avid supporter of men’s rights.. but some discussion here is concerning… Fellow woman here who also is fighting for men's rights. I work in a male dominated industry and have more male friends than female friends. And I hear the horror stories and it is NOT ok. I speak up, and I 100% agree with what you posted. There are some very incel like comments here. The sooner everyone realizes we are not at war with each other, and should be supporting equal treatment, the faster we can take credibility away from the toxic parties on both sides.	/r/MensRights	10/02/23 06:34 AM
31	Why can the woman avoid all responsibility for a fetus, but the man can't? Old school feminist here. I agree 1000000% and have always said the man should be allowed a financial abortion.	/r/MensRights	17/01/23 02:41 AM
1	Petition to remove judge who shamed elderly male cancer patient for not cleaning yard quickly enough: over 166,000 signatures already Signed	/r/MensRights	18/01/22 01:55 AM
1	Got a lot of backlash for asking this about Ashling Murphy's murder, being called an incel and misogynistic. I'm confused. More details in comments. Yes! Lots of good stuff on ID. 3 hour doc on the creepy you tube guy who was grooming young girls.	/r/MensRights	16/01/22 09:10 AM
0	Is there anything modern feminists and MRA's can agree on without argument? Not us old ones. Your list is absolutely agreeable. Nothing I see there that isn't fair. As a woman, false rape accusations just minimize how traumatic it is and why it needs to be taken seriously. IMHO whatever crime you accuse someone of and is found to be false, the reporter gets charged and serves the equivalent time of the crime they accused the person of.	/r/MensRights	16/01/22 01:48 AM
13	Got a lot of backlash for asking this about Ashling Murphy's murder, being called an incel and misogynistic. I'm confused. More details in comments. The same reason we have heard nothing about the guy who took out the Christmas parade. It doesn't fit the narrative. And I am a woman. Good show on ID about women who kill. Deadly Women. Been on since around 06 The only time the criminal psychologist cuts the women any slack is when it was an old timey crime and it would not have been seen as a crime today. I.E. arrested for adultery, life ruined, she kills for insurance money or something. Pretty good show.	/r/MensRights	15/01/22 11:56 PM
6	How do I explain to a feminist both women and men victims of rape need to be cared of. As a woman.. Rape is rape. The victim experiences the same shame, pain, hurt and trauma no matter who the victim is. Period. Full stop. If your cousins can't understand that, they have lost their compassion and humanity to politics.	/r/MensRights	26/12/21 02:36 AM
3	My wife doesn’t believe that women aren’t held to the same level of accountability as men. Center right woman here.. And I am 100% on board with everything you said here.	/r/MensRights	21/12/21 06:44 AM
3	So i made a post on off my chest about how I wanna be strong and a women said i am a mysoginyst. The fuck? I see they were booted for what what they said. As a woman, I am really sorry that you had to put up with this new version of "feminism". Expressing your feelings is valid and not toxic. If it helps, I think most people want to change something about themselves. Hugs. You have got this and please don't put all women into the same bucket as that creature.	/r/MensRights	15/12/21 07:13 AM
-1	Can someone please explain what patriarchy is? Some older examples could be... women weren't allowed to vote. Women couldn't have a bank account in their own names. Stuff like that. I am a woman just an FYI As these laws were done away with, and women were seen as equal in the eyes of the law, there were still cases of "the old boys club" mentality, especially in Business Management, Law, etc. As more and more women broke through the barriers, the majority of this also disappeared, and the areas where you still find it are typically male dom…	/r/MensRights	28/10/21 10:56 PM
1	Feminist GF seems unsympathetic to mens issues, sees most men as assholes. Is this a red flag to break it off? I will have to check it out!	/r/MensRights	22/09/21 01:54 AM
1	Feminist GF seems unsympathetic to mens issues, sees most men as assholes. Is this a red flag to break it off? Nope. Should I, or will it just make me angry because it is anti men?	/r/MensRights	21/09/21 02:24 PM
1	Feminist GF seems unsympathetic to mens issues, sees most men as assholes. Is this a red flag to break it off? Woman here. Run. First of all, you were raped. I am so sorry that happened to you, and guess what. It fucking counts. Men are just as susceptible to the trauma that can come from sexual assault. She is not a feminist. She is being brainwashed into believing men are the problem and are the only problem. You are an ally to women if you support equality of opportunity. Equality is all real feminists want. This whole anti male version of "feminism" is hateful. Run. Run as fast as you can. Not becaus…	/r/MensRights	21/09/21 05:26 AM
6	Thank you female man rights activists and members Wish I could do more. All I can do is keep speaking out against what is happening. Egalitarian for ALL checking in.	/r/MensRights	21/08/21 05:54 AM
2	Dear femcels, men wanting equal rights doesn't equal misogyny. Please stop disguising yourselves and making people fighting for things different than yours the bad guys, thanks. Canadian female here. Sick and tired of seeing men getting the short end of the stick in the legal system and, well, everywhere else. Sick of hearing about toxic masculinity and how the patriarchy holds women down. Tired of hearing about the wage gap myth. I work in an industry that is 97% male, and I can 100% assure you that my salary is identical to my male coworkers because.. well you get equal pay when you do equal work. I used to be a feminist, when feminism stood for women being equals. We…	/r/MensRights	11/06/21 03:04 AM
14	'Boys underperform in schools because we look after their wellbeing less' - we split boys and girls up in schools talks.... we tell the girls about self confidence, STEM, body image... we tell the boys not to be sexist misogynist rapists Female here. This makes me sad. And it is 100% correct. We need to ensure all children are empowered. As a woman in a male dominated industry I can absolutely see why pushing women to these types of careers is important. BUT when I was in training for my first career in a female dominated industry, there was a push to recruit men into the field because of the lack of male role models. It makes me sad that less than 20 years later instead of encouraging boys to explore more "female" careers, we a…	/r/MensRights	12/12/20 04:50 AM
2	Holy shit dude I initially thought that sub was ironic, do feminists really hate men so much? I honestly feel bad for them, like why would someone have so much hate for the other gender We need to reclaim it and call these crazy man haters exactly what they are.	/r/MensRights	25/05/20 04:26 AM
3	Holy shit dude I initially thought that sub was ironic, do feminists really hate men so much? I honestly feel bad for them, like why would someone have so much hate for the other gender Oh I do!!	/r/MensRights	25/05/20 04:25 AM
3	Holy shit dude I initially thought that sub was ironic, do feminists really hate men so much? I honestly feel bad for them, like why would someone have so much hate for the other gender One right here!! I work in an industry that is 97% male and I hear their horror stories. It isn't right!! We are equal, but different. And that is a good thing!	/r/MensRights	25/05/20 04:17 AM
2	Holy shit dude I initially thought that sub was ironic, do feminists really hate men so much? I honestly feel bad for them, like why would someone have so much hate for the other gender Not all of us women fall for their crap.. Lots of us are tired of seeing our male friends bashed like this. Lots of us are sick of this 3rd wave feminism BS. Women and men are equal, but different. That is it. End of story. This hateful type of feminism is so toxic, real feminists want nothing to do with it.	/r/MensRights	25/05/20 04:16 AM
11	What. The. Fuck?!?? 😡 Im a woman and this subreddit actually pisses me off with the amount of sexism, misandry and supremacy Girl.. I am so with you! I am a woman, and I am disgusted by this new brand of toxic feminism. I am in the group because I am sick and tired of seeing men being equated to evil abusers and sex fiends, the injustice in the court system towards fathers (lots of my friends are affected by this because I work in an industry that is 97% male), the new definitions of rape(no sweetie, morning after regret when you consented the night before is not rape no matter how much people try to make it a thing),…	/r/MensRights	12/04/20 03:34 AM
2	Am I the only one sick of seeing these types of things pushed so hard? Why do men have to attributed their success to women? Men are cable of success and great things on their own Not all women are she harpies!! I have my own career I love. I make my own money. I don't want a man to support me. I want a partner who brings out the best in me and I bring out the best in him. And it is nice to have someone tell you they love you when you have had a shit day. But I don't have a career that is very good for nurturing a relationship, so I stay single. It wouldn't be fair to expect someone to be ok with my job. I am a female long haul driver.	/r/MensRights	24/04/19 08:09 AM
2	Why don't feminists want equality in jobs such as plumbing. Lmao.. all good!! Rant away!! It pisses me off when women who work 6 hours a day get mad because I make more than they do. Bitch I have had to shit in a bucket while sleeping in an empty parking lot in an unsafe location! Lmao!	/r/MensRights	23/04/19 12:00 AM
2	Why don't feminists want equality in jobs such as plumbing. You are preaching to choir. Just because I am a woman doesn't make me the enemy here. I agree with everything you have said 100%. My mother was a single mom, she worked. My dad had equal custody, he worked. I don't have a victim mentality, and I chose to not have children because I knew I couldn't give a child the childhood I had and they deserved. But I would never expect someone with a child to spend 3 months away from home like I do. That being said, I would not support her getting paid the s…	/r/MensRights	22/04/19 10:39 PM
3	Why don't feminists want equality in jobs such as plumbing. Oh I agree with you 100%. I mean there are both men and women who can't handle the job I have. But I also know the reality is if a woman has a child at home and is a single parent, some jobs are not practical for them. But that is a whole other can of worms and comes down to choices made.	/r/MensRights	22/04/19 09:49 PM
6	Why don't feminists want equality in jobs such as plumbing. Thanks!	/r/MensRights	22/04/19 07:21 AM
19	Why don't feminists want equality in jobs such as plumbing. Female solo long haul truck driver here. Honestly, lots do, but they are directed away by teachers and family. The number of women who tell me they wish they could have my job would shock you! And I tell them I spent my 40th birthday at trucking school and it is never too late. I tell that to any woman trying to get into a trade.	/r/MensRights	22/04/19 04:43 AM
4	Now this is true equality Isn't that how it is supposed to be? Or I pay one week, he pays the next?	/r/MensRights	19/03/19 04:58 AM
6	If you say “mansplaining” to me in a conversation you will lose all credibility with me and I will 100% call you out on it. Truth!! People have made intent irrelevant and we really need to fix that!!	/r/MensRights	17/03/19 03:55 PM
2	If you say “mansplaining” to me in a conversation you will lose all credibility with me and I will 100% call you out on it. Me too! That was the start of it. Now I am all over it, calling attention to these stories.. I also work with mostly men. And I see so many of them hurting over not being allowed visitation, while having to pay support, etc. It enrages me!	/r/MensRights	17/03/19 01:58 PM
5	If you say “mansplaining” to me in a conversation you will lose all credibility with me and I will 100% call you out on it. Anyone who shames whole swaths of people for the behavior of a few is an asshat. I feel strongly about men's rights because I personally feel the pendulum has swung too far and today's brand of feminism causes more harm than good. I tend to hang out with women who are like me, egalitarian, and see the issues men face, and are willing to speak up. I am not saying women don't have issues, but 3rd wave feminism is trying to make victims of all of us while destroying men. Not on my watch!	/r/MensRights	17/03/19 01:44 PM
6	If you say “mansplaining” to me in a conversation you will lose all credibility with me and I will 100% call you out on it. OP I am a woman. I use it ironically all the time. Is that ok? I have never once ever said it in seriousness. 3rd wave feminism is toxic.	/r/MensRights	17/03/19 01:34 PM
579	Fuck off amazon, we know that you would never advertise male run businesses Hey Amazon, why not just let me shop for what I want and choose who has the best price. I am not rich enough to virtue signal.	/r/MensRights	26/02/19 03:11 AM
5	Dramatic footage shows the moment police found man, 21, cowering in fear after his abusive girlfriend left him 'days from death' as he reveals his horrific injuries for the first time I couldn't even finish it. It made me ill and so angry. As a woman, I am so sorry.	/r/MensRights	19/02/19 07:31 AM
2	If you're not born from a test tube then you're a rapist No I did not blame men. I blamed YOU. For all I know you are a third wave feminist who is here to tear apart legitimate concerns. Learn to read. Now, I am done with this ridiculous exchange. And FYI, academia doesn't equate to being correct. Using this example alone, the law contradicts this argument. If giving birth is a sexual event, then the baby would be well under the age of consent, and the mother would be charged with statutory rape. So no, Academia is not always right. In fact, they get …	/r/MensRights	16/02/19 10:58 PM
3	If you're not born from a test tube then you're a rapist You are an idiot. An absolute moron. You wonder why more women don't stand up for men's rights? People like you. There are lots of women in this sub who know modern feminism is anti male and are fighting against it. Grow the hell up.	/r/MensRights	16/02/19 10:50 PM
3	If you're not born from a test tube then you're a rapist You seriously think I am a dude? If I wasn't laughing so hard at your comment I would actually be concerned you legitimately think a baby rapes his mother. 🤦‍♀️ Ps. I have a pic in /r/roastme dumbass.	/r/MensRights	16/02/19 10:32 PM
8	If you're not born from a test tube then you're a rapist Can confirm. Am normal woman who thinks this is a crock of horseshit. Holy hell, do these "feminists" not even remotely understand the harm they are doing to women who simply believe in equality?????	/r/MensRights	16/02/19 10:02 PM
1	So has anyone seen these women’s only parking spots? Some parking garages have these in front of the handicapped spots, you know, the ones for people with disabilities who actually do need special treatment... As a woman I would NOT use it. That is screaming to anyone who wants to do something nefarious "this is the car to get ready to attack"	/r/MensRights	10/02/19 04:52 PM
45	Gillette brand takes a hit as '#metoo' ad backfires - more people in the U.K. have been hearing negative than positive things about Gillette and that “purchase metrics have started to shift downwards”. Truth fellow female. My industry is 97% male. The women are the bullies in it.	/r/MensRights	26/01/19 06:29 AM
8	"Healthy relationship"? Swap the roles, would the man be considered "powerful" for "punishing" his wife this way? Would he live to tell the tale? Female here. This is straight up abuse and he needs to get out.	/r/MensRights	03/01/19 09:53 PM
2	Ellen mocks International Men's Day, "celebrates" by objectifying male celebrities Umm.. my grade 1 class. 1979. 2 of us had mothers that worked. 2 of us. It wasn't until I hit high school that it flipped the other way. Post war, most women returned to the home. This lasted well into the '80's. Latch Key Kids, who had both parents working were pitied as being ignored and mothers needed to put their kids first. Like I said, read about it all you want, but as a girl growing up through it, the way these links portray it was not the norm. In suburbia, most of the moms stayed home …	/r/MensRights	19/11/18 10:48 PM
4	Ellen mocks International Men's Day, "celebrates" by objectifying male celebrities In the now, absolutely it is. I am just stating that my formative years were firmly within 2nd wave feminism and on a whole the anti male rhetoric was not what it is now. I was born in 1973. The narrative was not to push men down and it was our turn. The narrative was we can do them WITH men. We had ownership of our bodies and we could choose to have sex or not. We could say no. We could also say yes. It wasn't today's omg you regret it so it is rape. Or omg you were drunk so you couldn't consen…	/r/MensRights	19/11/18 10:31 PM
14	Ellen mocks International Men's Day, "celebrates" by objectifying male celebrities Again, I will reiterate that I lived through it. And it was not the toxic cesspool that it is now. Those ideas were pushed in small University circles and limited to the world of Academia. The general population was not pushing those ideas. The MSM was not pushing inaccurate rhetoric. They covered actual, real issues being fought against. Like I stated it was limited pockets of extremists that were given zero attention outside of the world of academia and was not a part of the general population…	/r/MensRights	19/11/18 09:34 PM
2	Ellen mocks International Men's Day, "celebrates" by objectifying male celebrities I have my moments. But on a whole I am doing well. A little therapy goes a long way :) And you are welcome. :)	/r/MensRights	19/11/18 08:42 PM
30	Ellen mocks International Men's Day, "celebrates" by objectifying male celebrities I think that is an extreme view of 2nd wave feminism. I grew up during wave 2. We were never told all hetereosexual sex was rape. Yes, we were more aware of date rape as opposed to stranger rape, but the narrative of being drunk means you can't consent or regret means rape was not even on the page. Up until 1992 in Ontario, for example, a man could still use a woman's sexual history as a defense for rape. In 1991, I was raped by a classmate. We had gone out, I got drunk. We went back to his pare…	/r/MensRights	19/11/18 08:17 PM
2	We should be careful to not become like the sexist feminists we hate, and not to let rage and anger control us so that we don't become mysogynistic, and destroy this sub and this movement from within. I work alone. I chose this career after being injured and needing 5 years for recovery. Tried to go back to my old career and after 5 years in bed just couldn't deal with the office politics and bullshit. So reassessed, retrained and got back to work doing what I could do.	/r/MensRights	05/11/18 12:02 AM
5	We should be careful to not become like the sexist feminists we hate, and not to let rage and anger control us so that we don't become mysogynistic, and destroy this sub and this movement from within. I 100% agree. If we were face to face I wouldn't have to say it. However, in this context it is needed to identify my gender since my text is asexual.	/r/MensRights	04/11/18 08:30 PM
13	We should be careful to not become like the sexist feminists we hate, and not to let rage and anger control us so that we don't become mysogynistic, and destroy this sub and this movement from within. So true. I feel like I have to be twice as good so it is clear I am a merit hire.	/r/MensRights	04/11/18 06:14 PM
97	We should be careful to not become like the sexist feminists we hate, and not to let rage and anger control us so that we don't become mysogynistic, and destroy this sub and this movement from within. As a female who frequents this sub, you guys have never been mysogynistic to me. The articles and stories you post all show the current "men are evil" trend that anyone who hates identity politics get upset by. I am more concerned about the men who are so Anti Trump they didn't realize just how dangerous the whole Kavanaugh debaucle was. As a female sexual assault victim, survivor or whatever word you care to use the entire incident sickened me because the spotlight being on an incident with no …	/r/MensRights	04/11/18 04:26 PM
3	Man fired from PBS for saying Meghan Markle is "not bad". Woman who complained had called Trudeau "hot". Oh I know. And he is soooo media friendly. And look how quirky and fun he is! Because we all know THOSE are the most important qualities in choosing a person to run a country. 🤦‍♀️	/r/MensRights	03/11/18 03:03 AM
3	Man fired from PBS for saying Meghan Markle is "not bad". Woman who complained had called Trudeau "hot". I know right! Cause a woman who believes men get shafted and supports equality for all doesn't exist! /s	/r/MensRights	03/11/18 01:21 AM
7	Man fired from PBS for saying Meghan Markle is "not bad". Woman who complained had called Trudeau "hot". Female here. Trudeau is NOT hot!	/r/MensRights	02/11/18 10:56 PM
2	Meet Hitler On behalf of sane women everywhere.. What the actual fuck is wrong with these people???????	/r/MensRights	22/10/18 05:56 AM
2	The Kavanaugh Smears Broke My Decades-Long Support For Feminism The Constitution is pretty open and shut.	/r/MensRights	12/10/18 11:33 PM
2	The Kavanaugh Smears Broke My Decades-Long Support For Feminism Kavanaugh called the Democrats out on their shenanigans, yes. But RBG has also made blanket anti Republican statements.	/r/MensRights	12/10/18 11:33 PM
2	The Kavanaugh Smears Broke My Decades-Long Support For Feminism If you honestly believe that there wouldn't be one bit of gossip about an event that was supposed to take place regularly and over years involving that many people you are either the most naive person on the planet or you are so brainwashed about "toxic masculinity" and "rape culture" that you must be a first or second year University student. Fun fact. If this type of behavior happened all the time it would absolutely have been common knowledge and would have been brought to light long ago. Esp…	/r/MensRights	12/10/18 10:45 PM
1	The Kavanaugh Smears Broke My Decades-Long Support For Feminism Exactly.	/r/MensRights	12/10/18 09:44 PM
5	The Kavanaugh Smears Broke My Decades-Long Support For Feminism I am a female who was sexually assaulted. I didn't believe her.	/r/MensRights	12/10/18 09:42 PM
7	The Kavanaugh Smears Broke My Decades-Long Support For Feminism Just because you don't personally like his rulings though does not mean his rulings are not legally sound. I would not agree with a ruling on a personal level that someone is allowed to continually say hateful things in a public place, but legally speaking there is no crime. We just had a case here in Canada where a drunk driver was found not guilty even though he was driving well over the legal limit. Why? The officer did not make an active offer in French, which violates our language laws. Eve…	/r/MensRights	12/10/18 09:37 PM
1	The Kavanaugh Smears Broke My Decades-Long Support For Feminism Liking beer is now partisan?	/r/MensRights	12/10/18 09:30 PM
2	The Kavanaugh Smears Broke My Decades-Long Support For Feminism They did talk to Ramirez. And if you think Swetnick and Avenatti had anything close to facts your hatred of Trump is overshadowing your common sense. Do you honestly believe that drugging women and train raping them would occur multiple times over years and for 30 years it never once was discussed, hinted at or brought to light. Really? I mean that was so ridiculously over the top to have been kept secret for 30 minutes let alone 30 years.	/r/MensRights	12/10/18 09:24 PM
3	The Kavanaugh Smears Broke My Decades-Long Support For Feminism The FBI also stated that even if the allegations were true, these events were nowhere close to their jurisdiction. The FBI does not investigate allegations of high school parties.	/r/MensRights	12/10/18 09:20 PM
13	The Kavanaugh Smears Broke My Decades-Long Support For Feminism I am so confused about this hard no on Devil's Triangle as a drinking game. In the late 80's/early 90's we played Bermuda Triangle. It just meant if all the drinks left were isolated the board couldn't be reset. My boarding school had tons of references that would never be found online in the meaning we had, but our yearbooks would be full of these references. Like our PI Club, the Onion, roof smacking, roid rage. Our definitions of things in our yearbook would make zero sense to anyone outside …	/r/MensRights	12/10/18 09:16 PM
16	So, women now have literal privilege in the law. This is beyond crazy. Yup. Female here. I hate shit like this.	/r/MensRights	11/10/18 09:04 AM
68	So, women now have literal privilege in the law. This is beyond crazy. Female here. You are 100% correct my friend.	/r/MensRights	11/10/18 08:58 AM
2	Feminists say regretting consensual sex means the man is guilty of rape. Anytime "mah feelz" overrides facts we tread in dangerous territory. Feelings are subjective. Facts are not. It is like when we hear of a person who has something thrown out on a technicality. We recently had a case of a drunk driver here in Canada. The guy was English, but used our Language Laws as his defense. As in the officer did not offer to speak to him in French. We all know it is horseshit, but, he used it to have the arrest nullified. While in this case it was clear how idiotic it was, …	/r/MensRights	03/10/18 05:42 PM
1	Feminists say regretting consensual sex means the man is guilty of rape. Again. Common sense. I would HOPE that if someone is post surgical, they would still say something. And I would certainly hope if they had not had surgery yet they would give a heads up. I have 3 M to F friends who are really my go to when I need information about this topic and all 3 have said they would NEVER keep it a secret prior to a sexual encounter. One of them is XXY so genetically it can be a tough question to answer. People tend to understand her transition no matter where they stand o…	/r/MensRights	03/10/18 05:27 PM
5	Feminists say regretting consensual sex means the man is guilty of rape. I am seeing a ton of moderate Liberals realize they don't fit with today's Liberals. I am Canadian, and our parties literally are called Liberals, Conservative, etc. To be fair, Canadian Conservatives, we sit further left than American Conservatives. We just had an election in our Province and a 3rd party had a decent showing. Quebec had a new party take their election with a majority. It seems there is a political backlash happening where people are sick of the traditional parties. In the US, t…	/r/MensRights	03/10/18 07:33 AM
3	Feminists say regretting consensual sex means the man is guilty of rape. Big time.	/r/MensRights	03/10/18 07:03 AM
5	Feminists say regretting consensual sex means the man is guilty of rape. It still is NOT rape. You don't get to turn a consensual encounter into a crime because you have regrets.	/r/MensRights	03/10/18 07:03 AM
24	Feminists say regretting consensual sex means the man is guilty of rape. Thanks. You will be glad to know that most of the women I know who all feel this way. The running joke in my groups online is to make sure you only date Conservative women, because they can tell the difference. Men are being treated like they are inherently evil and always guilty and lots of women are getting sick and tired of it. Hence the reason so many women like and share and point out the unfair balance in regards to men these days. Lots of us are 100% on your side about this, and access to…	/r/MensRights	02/10/18 09:02 PM
33	Feminists say regretting consensual sex means the man is guilty of rape. From what I gather it has to do with drinking and having sex with someone you wouldn't have had sex with if you were sober. At least this is my understanding of it. I am also not a fan of "rape" by deception. Guy lies and says he is a millionaire and the millionaire status is why you slept with that broke ass dude is not rape either. I think we have more of an issue with rape by deception over something like age, for both men and women. But to say he lied about who he was, or what he represented…	/r/MensRights	02/10/18 08:41 PM
127	Feminists say regretting consensual sex means the man is guilty of rape. Female here. Called this horseshit out yesterday. And the women on my Facebook page agree this is ridiculous BS. As an actual rape victim, this pisses me off to no end. Don't you dare equate actual rape to regrets.	/r/MensRights	02/10/18 08:21 PM