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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
3	In a world where it's seen as fair if women dump men who lied about where they worked, is it really fair to label men as jerks for dumping their girlfriends after finding out what they really look like under their makeup?		easyisland	/r/MensRights	08/01/14 12:47 AM

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-4	False Allegations of child molestation. Why it works so well for malicious mothers. holy shit, is this shit for real? This site looks and reads like a 9/11 conspiracy website. I know it sucks when women always get custody over men but are we really gonna start acting like it's cause women are using their kids to lie about molestation? jesus fucking christ. I'm not saying it's never happened but this nut job has this in big bolded letters: Our organization also wants to make it painfully clear that custodial fathers face an enormous statistical likelihood that a false allegation…	/r/MensRights	08/01/14 03:57 AM
2	In a world where it's seen as fair if women dump men who lied about where they worked, is it really fair to label men as jerks for dumping their girlfriends after finding out what they really look like under their makeup? I completely agree. Thanks.	/r/MensRights	08/01/14 03:54 AM
2	In a world where it's seen as fair if women dump men who lied about where they worked, is it really fair to label men as jerks for dumping their girlfriends after finding out what they really look like under their makeup? That's what I'm trying to figure out. I hear and read all the time on reddit that it's perfectly fine and natural for people to not want to date you because they aren't attracted to you (and I completely agree), yet somehow I'm the asshole when I'm not attracted to my gf after she's spent the past 5 months with a completely different face.	/r/MensRights	08/01/14 03:46 AM
2	Teaching assistant spared jail after sending lewd texts and naked pictures of herself to schoolboy, 14 Must we editorilize titles to get the point across? The title makes it sound like she's not getting in trouble, but the article clearly states: Trinder has been banned from working with children for life and placed under a sexual offences prevention order for seven years. She has also been handed a two-year supervision order with 10-year notification requirements and a three-month curfew.	/r/MensRights	08/01/14 03:44 AM
3	In a world where it's seen as fair if women dump men who lied about where they worked, is it really fair to label men as jerks for dumping their girlfriends after finding out what they really look like under their makeup? Everyone seems to be missing my main argument. I don't even care that some girls wear an assload of makeup, a little, or none. My main complaint is why is it seen as such a big deal to want to break up after you've seen how different your SO is with makeup off, and why isn't it considered being dishonest? At what point can you claim makeup isn't just enhancing your natural features? It's not like my ex just looked a bit tired or less vibrant, she seriously did not look like the same person. I do…	/r/MensRights	08/01/14 03:33 AM
-1	In a world where it's seen as fair if women dump men who lied about where they worked, is it really fair to label men as jerks for dumping their girlfriends after finding out what they really look like under their makeup? I feel like if I had a micro dick and didn't tell her until we were about to fuck she'd dump me and no one would blame her. Yet when it comes to makeup, I'm being a jackass.	/r/MensRights	08/01/14 03:29 AM
-2	In a world where it's seen as fair if women dump men who lied about where they worked, is it really fair to label men as jerks for dumping their girlfriends after finding out what they really look like under their makeup? Meh. I don't really care how obsessed a chick is with makeup, they could easily say the same thing about dudes and football or whatever, that's their own deal. I just don't like how I'm looked at as an asshole for not being attracted to my gf after she's been wearing a completely different face for 5 months.	/r/MensRights	08/01/14 03:27 AM
2	In a world where it's seen as fair if women dump men who lied about where they worked, is it really fair to label men as jerks for dumping their girlfriends after finding out what they really look like under their makeup? We both work and she goes to school, so it's not like we're constantly with each other.	/r/MensRights	08/01/14 01:37 AM
-4	In a world where it's seen as fair if women dump men who lied about where they worked, is it really fair to label men as jerks for dumping their girlfriends after finding out what they really look like under their makeup? No shit they look better. Men look better when they take time to primp themselves too. The thing is though, men don't have any way to alter their face as much as women do. Let's be real here, men or women, they usually aren't going to approach you if you look ugly or there is someone better looking at the bar. I would have never even approached her if she hadn't used makeup. Like I said, it's not like she wore a little. She wore a shitload and made it look "natural", as if she was wearing none o…	/r/MensRights	08/01/14 01:36 AM
-1	In a world where it's seen as fair if women dump men who lied about where they worked, is it really fair to label men as jerks for dumping their girlfriends after finding out what they really look like under their makeup? I thought she was wearing a little mascara and lip gloss, not a whole freaking face. Should the girlfriend have just gone ahead and wiped all her makeup off at the end of their first date without being asked, or should she simply have given him a pamphlet explaining her precise makeup routine with before/after photos of her face for comparison? Nope, women don't have to do that, but I don't think they should get mad or call men assholes when they don't want to date them after they find out.	/r/MensRights	08/01/14 01:25 AM
-5	In a world where it's seen as fair if women dump men who lied about where they worked, is it really fair to label men as jerks for dumping their girlfriends after finding out what they really look like under their makeup? I would have never even approached her if she hadn't been wearing makeup. To me, that's lying. Everyone tries to look nicer when they go out to find a date, but this is like putting a damn mask on. It's not like I'm saying it's okay to lie about a career, I'm just saying it seems unfair to label guys as assholes if they dump their gfs when they find out they really look like a 3 instead of a 9.	/r/MensRights	08/01/14 01:18 AM