bluerog Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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4	For the men in this group: what are some negative things men get told that women don't? My wife noted (I think playfully) that the neighbor husband washes his car and his wife's car every weekend. I was reeeeeallly close to saying, "I bet her house is clean too." But I didn't. (Note: we're in our 50's, kids are grown, we both clean the house and wash our own cars respectively. So we can joke about gender roles).	/r/MensRights	18/10/25 04:31 PM
4	Sometimes to win, you don’t play the game. Those are good ones. Guys that want obedient women or subservient women from the Far East are generally cringy. But honestly, considering there are 10's of millions of women, I don't see the point in punishing oneself by moving to a second-world country for better choices in women. Seems a tad... extreme.	/r/MensRights	22/07/25 12:48 PM
7	Sometimes to win, you don’t play the game. I'm curious, what are the "traditional gender roles" you require from women?	/r/MensRights	22/07/25 12:34 PM
2	Men, is it ever worth it to date single mothers for the long term? No idea. "Most relationships" that I've seen in my experience end in failure... period. If she's had kids or if she's not had kids isn't the deciding factor. And yeah, we have our daughter together too. But when you raise step-kids from age 3, 5, and 7, all 4 kids "are ours"; and not just hers and her ex-husband's. I do support dating to your preference in women though (and women dating to theirs as well). Just noting that there are plenty of successes out there like mine. Date who you get along…	/r/MensRights	07/07/25 01:26 PM
2	Men, is it ever worth it to date single mothers for the long term? I've been married to wife for 30+ years. She still gorgeous, we travel the world, date night a few days a week and we like each other. I met her when she had 3 kids. I helped raise them. Kids are entertaining, and we're almost kind of a cool family - even after all of these years. Fall in love with who you fall in love with.	/r/MensRights	07/07/25 12:56 PM
0	Being creeped on by this woman (staff) at a cafe. Wrote to their corporate office expressing concern for my safety and I was threatened with legal consequences for recording/documenting my encounters So... someone looks at you wrong and you are fearful? This is the same kind of stuff you'd totally call a woman who "got looked at wrong" out for. If you are assaulted, threatened, verbally insulted, or something real, sure, mention it. You don't get to control the direction someone looks. And yes, women who whine about a "gym creep" are wrong too if a man looks at them. Way to play "the victim."	/r/MensRights	05/07/25 06:27 PM
1	Anyone else feels like this community can be a bit petty sometimes? Agreed. Something I notice women doing, not taking personal accountability, men here do too. It's not hard to say "yes, that is a messed up thing men do (or that man did) and support the people who call the behavior out."	/r/MensRights	04/07/25 09:15 AM
5	Would you end a friendship with a female friend because of misandry? Misogyny, racism, homophbia, misandry, and even versions of xenophobia and hatred of groups of people you've not even met... Are all reasons to end a friendship.	/r/MensRights	09/06/25 11:33 AM
-6	Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer praises hard working men Huh? The whole shitty tweet is about men men men.... When it shouldn't be. It's like saying "all of those hard working teachers, these ladies need to be celebrated." You'd think stuff like that should be called out on the opposite end of the spectrum... Right? Are you so enamored with men are MEN!!! you're unable to call out hypocrites when you see someone beimg hypocrites? It's called accountability. You should hold men AND women accountable. You can do this. Give it a try.	/r/MensRights	03/06/25 01:42 AM
-15	Michigan Governor Gretchen Whitmer praises hard working men She sounds like one of these women who expects only men to do hard work. A bit insulting to women. I worked in a manufacturing plant for 11 years; she needs to meet some of the women I worked with. Hell, meet the sanitation worker who does my street. The woman is a beast and reminds me of Sara Conner from Terminator 2.	/r/MensRights	02/06/25 11:43 PM
1	A growing number of incels ("involuntary celibates") are using their ideology as an excuse for not working or studying - known as NEET (Not in Education, Employment, or Training). These "Blackpilled" incels are generally more nihilistic and reject the Redpill notion of alpha-male masculinity. Any guy who uses terms like "I'm an alpha male" should be slapped. It's so cringey and embarrassing to normal men.	/r/MensRights	31/05/25 10:08 PM
1	What is the most ridiculous thing you've been called misogynistic for? Look it up? And I'm fine if you point to stats showing I'm wrong. I have no issues changing my mind with better information available. Please shoot me some studies. Or I can send you studies if you'd prefer.	/r/MensRights	19/05/25 09:57 PM
-3	Russia: 'Dream' female teacher is jailed for violent sex acts on male pupil, 11, after victim's mother discovers naked selfies she sent the child. OP: WTF is going on with female teachers. To be fair, we had four male teachers arrested at my high school in the 1990's, and only one female teacher over a 5 year period. None of this stuff is new.	/r/MensRights	15/05/25 05:58 PM
18	What is the most ridiculous thing you've been called misogynistic for? Explaining that lesbian couples have a far higher rate of domestic violence than heterosexual relationships.	/r/MensRights	14/05/25 12:24 PM
6	Is this what (some) women consider as a perfect man for them? Ambitious, successful But not materialistic Strong, steady, solid But fun, unpredictable, spontaneous Strong, takes a stand, unwavering As long as he’s willing to admit when he’s wrong Realist Romantic Serious But playful Confident But Humble Horny But faithful Sexy, attractive, charismatic, animalistic and sensual, But not a player Smart But not nerdy Caring, Not needy Manly Vulnerable Strong Sensitive Tough Tender Emotional Not neurotic Funny But not a clown Dominate Not domineering In control…	/r/MensRights	11/05/25 10:53 PM
-1	Mike Rowe sounds alarm about the dropout rate of working-age men, urges a return to the skilled trades Trump demolished H1b visas his last term? The company I worked for moved the entire imaging software division from Atlanta, GA to Bombay, India because he killed that program. We had 15ish programmers, 5 Americans, and 10 Indians. When the visa program got gutted in 2017, we couldn't get Americans replacements (even paying well above going rate) for that work. The solution was to offshore everything. https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2017/apr/17/donald-trump-temporary-worker-h1b-visa-executive…	/r/MensRights	09/05/25 11:27 AM
1	Mike Rowe sounds alarm about the dropout rate of working-age men, urges a return to the skilled trades Undercutting European manufacturing is what made America great in the 18th century. From the 1940's until 1960's, America made the best cars — and that's about it. Japan entered the fray, Germany stopped making only expensive cars in the 70's and 80's, and American cars haven't been able to compete since — from a quality point of view. We still make great airplanes and jet engines and military weapons. We do pharmaceuticals well. We got lots of oil. Americans figured out they could sell financia…	/r/MensRights	09/05/25 11:11 AM
4	Why are men required to give honest biological signals, while it is permitted for women to lie? I once worked for an offshoot of the fashion industry. And one of the marketing managers explained to me why dresses with pockets don't sell. They would take the exact same six dresses with pockets and six dresses without pockets and put them on shelves near each other. The ones without pockets were more slimming and outsold the pocketed one 2 to 1. And women think it's men doing it to them. We DO NOT CARE about sexy or uncomfortable shoes. Sure, cute and proper shoe attire is good — but the ext…	/r/MensRights	28/04/25 06:16 PM
1	Look at how blatant it is. They're not even trying to hide it. To be fair, there's a reason an Andrew Dice Clay, for example, got a following. Entertainers are just that and might pick something unsavory to focus on.	/r/MensRights	01/11/24 11:35 AM
1	ChatGPT is misandrist once again (you can try to guess which 2 words I switched in the prompt) Try with black people instead. Or jewish or muslim people. See if the response is similar.	/r/MensRights	30/10/24 07:39 PM
2	What could be the best argument to shut off a feminist saying "not all men but always a men"? Agree with them. Then ask if they'd replace "men" with "black men" if the statistics back it up? Ask if they'd say "not all Jews", "not all Muslims", "not all homosexuals", "not all Mexicans", "not all Texans", if one group is prone to something detrimental to society or a crime. Ask them if lesbian couples have higher instances of domestic abuse than heterosexual ones and if it should be called out if true? Ask what kinds of stereotyping they support... if stats back it up.	/r/MensRights	30/10/24 07:14 PM
2	How true is the statement that more than 25% of women are raped? They probably meant gay men. Never heard any sane person claim 1 in 4 people have AIDS	/r/MensRights	09/10/24 10:37 PM
1	Why do statistics say that girls outperform boys in school and are more compliant but everywhere else, that seems to be less of the case? Once again... that doesn't matter to the soldier putting food on a tray or logging a shipment on a computer when a pallet of sugar arrives. There are lots of jobs in the military that have nothing to do with how physically fit someone is. And it's a reason you see the US military rely on more and more contractors to do these things; those contractors can get employees easier - oftentimes because there's no 4-year-can't-get-out-of-it contract and you are fine with employing someone who's mile tim…	/r/MensRights	13/09/24 03:21 PM
2	Why do statistics say that girls outperform boys in school and are more compliant but everywhere else, that seems to be less of the case? While true enough, I have a different theory on military... WHY physical standards for some positions in the military at all? There's no reason a paraplegic can't be in the Airforce piloting drones. No reason an 83 lb woman can't be running the logistics operations at a small desk from her computer. Yeah, front-line combat, and such, I agree.	/r/MensRights	13/09/24 12:33 PM
9	Why do statistics say that girls outperform boys in school and are more compliant but everywhere else, that seems to be less of the case? Nice research	/r/MensRights	13/09/24 01:16 AM
42	Why do statistics say that girls outperform boys in school and are more compliant but everywhere else, that seems to be less of the case? Women make up 70% of high school valedictorians at US graduations. Yet women make up only 35% of STEM graduates from colleges. This leads me to believe women are taking easier classes.	/r/MensRights	13/09/24 01:15 AM
-2	I hate what they’ve done to the Boy scouts Not enough girls would join the girl's only outdoors stuff. I have no issue with 20 kids, 3 of them girls, all wanting to do Scouting together.	/r/MensRights	12/09/24 12:09 PM
1	Men being objectified in the olympics A surprising number of men aren't all that offended that they're being objectified. Or they're projecting, "I wouldn't be offended, so that person shouldn't be either."	/r/MensRights	17/08/24 07:02 AM
3	Because a few people do bad things, the entire group is responsible. Really want to make women like this's heads explode... tell them to look up domestic abuse rates in lesbian couples, and compare to rates in heterosexual couples.	/r/MensRights	16/08/24 01:26 AM
3	How do you feel when women are interviewed about their ideal date and the first thing that comes out of their mouths is a six-figure income? To be fair, most of us also have that woman friend who dates "the unemployed guy" over and over. He's always sweet (at first) and surprisingly more available and wants to spend more time than most guys she dates. The guy wants to move in after a few weeks. Swears he'll have a job soon, or mentions he'll never work like a regular person and has a more entrepreneurial approach to how he makes money. And of course will get rich any day now.	/r/MensRights	02/08/24 12:30 PM