gabieunicorn Archive

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-2	Seriously, help not insults. I think thats an immature response. Just like you should not fight racism with racism, you should not fight sexism with sexism. Granted there are a lot of hypocrisy when it comes to men’s rights but its not by acting in the same immature way that anything will become better. Men deserve their safe spaces as much as women do, so instead of having the non productive idea of just bouncing back whatever you feel is unfair, it is far more productive to use your energy to fight for what you think is f…	/r/MensRights	23/11/22 03:59 AM
1	Is it common for a man's partner to want to get him to distance himself from his friends? Id say it depends on the context. If they live together than yeah its probably not a good sign, but if they don’t live together and when she visits him or vice versa he spends a lot of that time with friends than I think there’s no problem🤷🏽‍♀️ its hard to judge since i don’t know how he manages his time between work,hobbies,friends, and the girlfriend but generally i shes just not allowing him or is jealous of him spending a normal amount of time with his friends than i’d have a talk with my fr…	/r/MensRights	01/11/22 11:19 AM
3	Should men teach boys/Men to 'look away' I think its good to teach children not to be disrespectful when looking at someone. I mean of course everyone is going to check out someone they find attractive but its the way one does it that’s important, to be respectful of the other person (like not staring or looking up and down while making it obvious etc) Im speaking for girls and boys, just to be aware that its okay to look so as long as its not disturbing 🤷🏽‍♀️ basically just have manners	/r/MensRights	28/10/22 03:06 PM
2	Toronto Police threatened to arrest me for pursuing a Regulatory complaint against health professional. The Detective advised me to withdraw the complaint and informed the Regulatory Body that the complaint was vexatious. I honestly dont really know about the laws, id say maybe go on the sub for legal advices? Maybe they could help? Because if its the law i agree that its unfair, i just don’t understand why youd go for it at first and then only complain when youre not happy with how it went? I just disagree with the law i guess :p i think that people in authority are still allowed to have intimate relations with people under if they do not use their position of power to do so (in the case of students (if an adult…	/r/MensRights	18/09/22 06:26 PM
2	Toronto Police threatened to arrest me for pursuing a Regulatory complaint against health professional. The Detective advised me to withdraw the complaint and informed the Regulatory Body that the complaint was vexatious. Then i guess it’s different 🤷🏽‍♀️ im Not sure of the law regarding this, i just feel that whether its with women or men, if you are mentally and physically able to make your own decisions and you agreed to pursue these intimate exchanges then I dont think there is a problem. If you only decided to file a complaint because you felt that/she was using you, then it wasn’t sexual harassment, its just her being mean. Id have the same answer if it was a woman who consensually went out with a health pr…	/r/MensRights	18/09/22 05:41 PM
1	Toronto Police threatened to arrest me for pursuing a Regulatory complaint against health professional. The Detective advised me to withdraw the complaint and informed the Regulatory Body that the complaint was vexatious. I’m just basing my judgement off of what you said. If it was one way, where she’d send you inappropriate pictures/texts and you did not want to, that’s different, but if you were both consensual to that I dont see where is the legal issue? I can understand that its not cool for her to use her, especially if it was manipulative, but that still does not go under sexual harassment	/r/MensRights	18/09/22 05:32 PM
5	Toronto Police threatened to arrest me for pursuing a Regulatory complaint against health professional. The Detective advised me to withdraw the complaint and informed the Regulatory Body that the complaint was vexatious. I mean, if everything was consensual at first, and then you complained because she was using you, thats just her being mean but there is no reasons to file a complaint. You can say she was using you as an “emotional tampon” but I doubt that this is illegal	/r/MensRights	18/09/22 12:19 PM
9	"Heads of charities say teachers should be on the lookout for talk of the ‘manosphere’, ‘red pills’ and so-called ‘men’s rights activists’ and report them”. I think men’s rights are a valid issue but men like Andrew Tate might have a few good points (very few) but they are very toxic for both men and women, they are not advocating for men’s rights and thats the issue. There is this movement on social media where men act like entitled sexist pieces of shit and there are women who also act like entitled sexist pieces of shit. Both are being pitiful and mean to each other and if you get sucked into this spiral you will hate the world and frankly everyo…	/r/MensRights	22/08/22 11:16 PM