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| 8 | Women thanking FeminismHonestly homeschooled kids get a bad rap about that. Homeschooled kids don't just do better academically, they're actually better socialized. As long as you get your kids in some group activities, sports or join with other homeschooled kids etc. i can't see how they'd be worse off than going to public school. Have you seen the people under 25 these days? I just finished the book iGen. It's terrifying and matches up exactly with my experience. Edit: My experience with them. I'm 30 and I feel like… | /r/MGTOW | 28/10/19 05:07 AM |
| 2 | in the modern world, men are silenced by women (and the MSM)I've thought something similar for a while. You start with "No taxation without representation" and flip it around. Unfortunately that's not practical with our ridiculously complicated tax system (half pay federal income tax, but there's also payroll, capital gains, sales taxes, gas taxes, property tax and state and local variations of several of those, along with other "taxes" in the form of fees for everything under the sun like car registration). So we simplify and say if you're on any welfar… | /r/MGTOW | 09/10/19 09:56 PM |
| -2 | They noticed.A little muscle goes a long way. That much muscle on someone that tall is unrealistic and excessive and almost impossible to maintain unless they're obsessive, do it for a living, use steroids or some combination. in any case, it's not a natural physique. We didn't evolve to be muscle bound refrigerators. We evolved to run, not lift and throw boulders or be football linebackers/lineman. And, regardless, for most regular guys, who spend 10 hours a day sitting down, who weigh 200 or more at my hei… | /r/MGTOW | 14/06/18 02:49 AM |
| 5 | They noticed.This reminds me of how airlines had to update their assumptions about a decade ago because it was no longer true that the average male passenger was 170 pounds (and similar for women) and it was seriously affecting fuel usage calculations etc. It affects other stuff too. This is also why, whenever someone calls me skinny or thin or similar I want to say, "No, I'm not skinny, everyone else (including you) is just fat". I'm 6' 1", 157 lbs (graduated HS same height, 146 lbs). It's unbelievably depr… | /r/MGTOW | 13/06/18 10:14 PM |
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