creepinquick Archive

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2	Dear feminists, the anti-abortion movement is mostly made up of women. Most of the women I know who have had children change their minds about abortion. I don't know how I feel about the abortion issue, but the women who support anti-abortion policies may be composed of mothers.	/r/MensRights	22/03/18 03:43 PM
1	As certain people are using the Florida shooting as another excuse to bash men, this is a good time to re-post this message on school shootings and suicide. From Milo of all people. No it's not bad, I sound like a baby red-piller, but hopefully others can see that's not what I'm going for. I've thought about this a lot, and I've had a lot of conversations with both men and women.	/r/MensRights	17/02/18 01:17 AM
3	As certain people are using the Florida shooting as another excuse to bash men, this is a good time to re-post this message on school shootings and suicide. From Milo of all people. You're right, it's very complex. In my opinion it doesn't need to be so complex, but our collective psyche is still trying to work it out. There is extreme sexual distortion somewhere down the line in our society. Social interactions are awkward yeah, and it's easy to make someone feel uncomfortable, but the discomfort should never cross physical boundaries. Basic social intelligence involves understanding when someone has made it clear that they don't want something when they say "no". If you c…	/r/MensRights	17/02/18 12:28 AM
8	As certain people are using the Florida shooting as another excuse to bash men, this is a good time to re-post this message on school shootings and suicide. From Milo of all people. Regarding number two, I have been in so many situations where I said no, in some form ("i don't feel like doing this", "please stop", etc.) and the other person did not stop. Regular guys, just impulsive, sexually frustrated, and not very empathetic. However, I agree we should be not teaching boys "not to rape". We should be building a system from the ground-up sexually. I think our culture surrounding the differences between men and women is what's messing us up, especially our ideas about how …	/r/MensRights	16/02/18 03:46 PM
3	Pass the 'diginity for incarcerated women act'. Because dignity should be for women, not men. Yes, it's better not to be outraged. Anger pollutes the argument and your thinking on any issue. Society gives a fuck about men's lives-- as in, we need those bodies to do the "tough" work. We don't care about men as people. The structure of society is all about sucking the soul out, and closing spaces where men feel comfortable with their humanity/vulnerability. Femininity is seen as an emotional, communal experience, and masculinity is seen as everything that isn't feminine. Which means men ar…	/r/MensRights	23/11/17 08:59 PM
2	Male Genital Mutilation is a 1.4 B dollars industry Not really. If the foreskin was a significant health detriment, it would have been selected out. Yes, it can obviously trap bacteria that causes infection, but if circumcision weren't the norm we would be more focused on teaching boys how to keep it clean, just as we teach kids how to brush their teeth. But the foreskin is really about keeping the glans moist, and can even prevent infection if it is kept clean.	/r/MensRights	23/11/17 08:52 PM
4	Feminist mantra: "Not only are women ignored during business meetings, but men will often steal their ideas and take credit for them" - could this possibly be true to any extent? Maybe at the top of the barrel. I'm a woman and have experienced this a few times, but in our culture men assess validity and trustworthiness different than females do in a business setting (whether this is "innate" or conditioned, I'm not sure). Even at a social gathering, men are constantly testing each other with direct and more "aggressive" challenges. I notice that females challenge each other more subversively, attempting to get others to admit to lies or falsities. So, if one is discussin…	/r/MensRights	23/11/17 08:45 PM
1	I forgot that men cannot feel basic human emotions. Hey man. I can pee standing up too!!	/r/MensRights	23/11/17 08:34 PM
2	I forgot that men cannot feel basic human emotions. Being good at math has nothing to do with being male or female. But as a female I do admire that most men are stronger than I could ever be, at any fitness level. That's some cool shit, and often inspires me to work harder with my own body.	/r/MensRights	23/11/17 08:33 PM
1	I forgot that men cannot feel basic human emotions. Lol well he is a slave for the industry, pushing stereotypes. What can we expect.	/r/MensRights	23/11/17 08:29 PM
2	17 years old Justin Bieber sexually assaulted by 42 years old Jenny McCarthy. Imagine the outrage if genders reversed As a female, I would be totally uncomfortable with those actions. I don't think it's hysterical to protect basic physical boundaries. However, no, I would not track them all down and make their lives miserable. In the context you mention, I would assume that those boys had grown into men and know what respecting boundaries is, and I probably would not remember their names anyways. Boys have been conditioned from birth to understand that sexual attention is a rarity for them, and undeserved. So o…	/r/MensRights	22/11/17 08:54 AM
4	17 years old Justin Bieber sexually assaulted by 42 years old Jenny McCarthy. Imagine the outrage if genders reversed We don't kiss people as a greeting in this culture. If I went to Argentina I'd fully expect a kiss on the cheek as a greeting. But in this video Justin pulls away and grimaces, quite clearly. He is running from her. This is not a cultural change you simply push on a society by demanding that everyone suddenly change their boundaries. As a side point, I would argue that almost nothing is taboo in our culture right now, except for violating boundaries, which is standard.	/r/MensRights	22/11/17 08:44 AM
1	Why do feminists say women mature faster than men? I don't know too much about feminism, but the truth is that there are small and not very well understood differences in the male and female brain that has to do with dendritic spines. In a normal state, the female brain has a characteristically large number of such spines, but when stressed the number is down-regulated. Males in a normal state have a small number, and when they are stressed this number is up-regulated. Females have generally smaller brains and males have large ventricular spaces…	/r/MensRights	30/10/17 02:51 AM
3	I am a female who was the accused in a Title IX investigation. Yes, Title IX truly is unfair to men. This made me sad enough that I laughed.	/r/MensRights	29/10/17 07:17 PM
1	Dread-game may be the most important aspect of a Redpill LTR or marriage. Why?	/r/MarriedRedPill	09/09/17 05:39 PM
1	Dread-game may be the most important aspect of a Redpill LTR or marriage. What he gets is himself. He doesn't have to be lectured on what to do or not to do. He is okay with being submissive or dominant as the situation allows. He is okay with being insecure in some area.	/r/MarriedRedPill	07/09/17 07:42 PM
2	Dread-game may be the most important aspect of a Redpill LTR or marriage. This is untrue. I have not seen my partner talking to abother woman in maybe 5 months. We have sex every day, usually initiated by myself. He is intensely attractive to me because he is inherently himself. He doesn't try, he just is himself, his changes come by intuition, his actions are natural, and I trust him. So his features glow, his body glows. In the sunlight he is a wonder.	/r/MarriedRedPill	06/09/17 06:41 AM