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From what I could tell from the audio, she slapped the shit out of him moments before he unloaded, and then swung again and missed about a half second before he defended himself. Maybe to some people there is a "choice", and he could have backed away, but I'd like to see how they react after getting slapped that hard, and then have another swing coming right at their face a half second later. Anyone who thinks the guy could have handled it better has probably never felt the surge of adrenaline t…
/r/MensRights10/07/15 09:24 PM
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I am on the spectrum too, but less severe than aspergers. People forget that autism means you can do some things very well, and some of the posts on this forum are so insightful and over the top analytically that I can't help but think that at least some on here have some mild traits. People should know that it's a spectrum. On one end you have some of the most brilliant minds ever walking the earth, who at the same time can't take care of themselves. At the other end (but still on the spectrum)…
/r/seduction31/03/12 04:12 AM
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Actually, I think very little of seduction has anything to do with getting people to do what you want. It's getting her to do what SHE wants. There is a big difference between the two. The rules in place that keep most women from being promiscuous are hurting them, not helping them. The rules are depriving them of their own sexuality. If we want to get angry with someone, we can look at all of the degrading things people put women through to keep them in line. Those are the real bad guys, not a …
/r/seduction14/01/12 12:21 AM

I just had a thought to myself while reading your post. "How many punches to the head have I, as a male, taken in my life?" Note that I'm not a fighter and am naturally mild mannered. I think it's about 50+. I've been in over 20 fights in my life. By fights, I mean, someone getting stabbed, nose broken, ribs broken, pushed through glass, hit so hard their eye swells shut for weeks, choked out, head slammed into concrete repeatedly, etc. You know, real fights, where risk of injury is likely. I kn…
/r/MensRights29/05/10 12:30 AM
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