godlessgamergirl Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
0	Woman jailed after cutting off husband's penis		godlessgamergirl	/r/MensRights	13/07/11 10:57 PM

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2	Once you defeat all the Pickmeishas, you have to battle the Queen. She's asking for someone who works long days, is honest, moral, caring, and appreciative. Even offering her full subservience in return, she's still going to be hard pressed to find a man who fulfills all those qualities.	/r/FemaleDatingStrategy	25/01/20 02:20 PM
1	My sons mother filed a motion I didn't even know about regarding child support and it restored a small percent of my hope for human decency. ( a small success story in the sea of insanity) Did the modification change any back support owed to the state or did you still have to pay that? My husband's ex was on state assistance for a while but now has her PHD and a good job and is far better off than us, but he owes back support to the state because of the time she was on assistance. She's expressed willingness to work with us if the money owed to the state can be waived, but I'm doubtful that anything can be done about it.	/r/MensRights	28/10/14 05:19 PM
8	Nagging - Abuse In And Of Itself You probably need to define nagging a little better. If your SO is responsible for a specific task, and doesn't do it, does it mean you're nagging them if you remind them? Because that's been the bulk of my experience with "nagging". Especially when your SO forgets their responsibilities with astonishing regularity. PS This applies to both male and female SOs.	/r/MensRights	24/01/12 08:45 PM
8	Has anyone got an argument against paternity testing by default at birth? That's a good point. Kind of messed up that the courts rule that way.	/r/MensRights	19/08/11 05:54 PM
2	Has anyone got an argument against paternity testing by default at birth? I guess I don't really have any argument against it at birth. But I don't really have an argument for it either. At divorce I could definitely argue for it.	/r/MensRights	19/08/11 04:19 PM
-1	Has anyone got an argument against paternity testing by default at birth? At birth seems like a little bit of overkill. At divorce might be a better time.	/r/MensRights	19/08/11 03:54 PM
1	Man granted divorce over claim he was forced into marriage by girlfriend after she promised to terminate her pregnancy. I initially misread this as the woman threatening to kill his unborn child unless he married her and he did it to save the baby's life.	/r/MensRights	11/07/11 11:21 PM
7	Don't Give Up Fathers - I was Just Awarded Sole Physical Custody of my Two Children. Do you think she would have fought harder (or dirtier) if she had thought you were going for child support?	/r/MensRights	19/05/11 04:47 PM
9	Don't Give Up Fathers - I was Just Awarded Sole Physical Custody of my Two Children. Did you get child support? Do you think you'll have to jump through hoops to get her to pay? Hopefully she's employed.	/r/MensRights	19/05/11 04:20 PM
-1	Need some help, I dodged the marriage bullet, but worried that I may have thrown my happiness away. Wouldn't a pre-nup fix the problem?	/r/MensRights	13/09/10 05:24 PM
7	It's been asserted that the liberal worldview embraces two apparently mutually exclusive viewpoints: (1) Gayness is genetic, and (2) Maleness is learned. Discuss. Gayness is a sexual preference (motivation comes from within the brain), whereas "Maleness" usually refers to a set of behaviors (motivation is influenced from without, i.e. society). Apples and oranges, I think. Unless I'm misunderstanding what you mean by maleness.	/r/MensRights	24/07/10 08:23 PM
5	The Big Question: Should He Pay? Seems to me that whoever did the inviting out should be considered the "host" of the date and should offer to pay. Then courtesy dictates that the invitee should then graciously decline and offer to split the bill. Then the host should then insist upon paying and the invitee should graciously accept. Gender should be irrelevant. Alternatively, if one of the parties is substantially more able to afford to pay, they should be gracious about it and make the offer. But on a first date, this sort of …	/r/MensRights	23/07/10 04:32 AM
3	Can someone explain to me exactly how children are supposed to need their mother's care more than their father's (as seen constantly in parental custody cases). The more responsible adult who is able to spend more quality time with the child should win custody. The gender of the parent should not matter. Unfortunately, how do you prove who is more responsible and who is spending time interacting with the child as opposed to just plunking them down in front of the TV?	/r/MensRights	23/07/10 04:23 AM
16	When a woman says she was raped, I don't believe her. Do you feel the same way if a woman accuses a man of hitting her? What about stealing from her? Do you apply this filter of disbelief equally on people you know personally versus strangers, or do you simply hear rape and instantly doubt creeps in regardless of other factors?	/r/MensRights	13/05/10 10:29 PM
3	Everyone thinks being nice to girls is good advice [reddit] Being genuinely nice is different than being nice to manipulate your way into someone's pants.	/r/seduction	04/03/10 11:51 PM
4	I've never been one to ask for help... I always recommend volunteering if you want to meet caring compassionate people who believe in a cause. You are FAR more likely to meet a nice girl volunteering at the local soup kitchen than you are at the local meat market.	/r/seduction	03/03/10 07:22 PM