guymandude Archive

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1	So I saw that whole history of posts by 'terroja' on my front page and.... "If we could use those sperm, save them, and impregnate women" This is just an if then argument. I could do the same. If we figure out how to grow a baby outside of the womans womb we don't need women anymore. This is not very convincing especially since you take a very specific thing (raising babies) which I have already admitted women are better than men at, along with plenty of other specific skills/ abilities. The physical ability men are superior in encompasses a much bigger spectrum and is…	/r/MensRights	09/02/12 02:25 AM
1	So I saw that whole history of posts by 'terroja' on my front page and.... No, I don't that is why for the 3rd time I am asking you to tell me. Also let's be clear. I am saying that the slight advantage in physical ability coupled with the equality in everything else gives men a slight edge. Don't misrepresent my stance. I would say that was ignorant because 1) your first statement is factually wrong. Women are not the sole people to create and birth life. Not sure what you mean by birth, in a sense you are right they are the only ones that can birth life. 2) What does…	/r/MensRights	09/02/12 01:29 AM
1	So I saw that whole history of posts by 'terroja' on my front page and.... Well I didn't mean just getting jacked. Generally, physical prowess has been pretty important for much of the history of man kind and is still to some degree today. Strength, size, speed, endurance, etc, men are generally superior. If all other things are equal, how is the overall equation still supposed to be equal as well? I mean I know it sucks to say x is better than b because of things they can't control but I also don't like to hold a certain view because I am trying to avoid being sexist …	/r/MensRights	09/02/12 12:55 AM
1	So I saw that whole history of posts by 'terroja' on my front page and.... You know I hate to kind of agree with him but I have always thought about this as well. I would agree that men and women are equal mentally and psychologically, but when it comes to natural and physical skills men are generally superior. Doesn't this make them slightly superior overall? I don't really like that I think this but I just haven't really heard anything to change my mind. I'm not a sexist or anything either, I just want to honestly be told why this is not true. It does of course all a…	/r/MensRights	09/02/12 12:44 AM
1	How do I pick up a girl on a train? They don't bother me, sorry if it came across like that. Just saying that talking about simple human interaction as if it is something that is like a school subject that you can learn from a textbook or something. Thinking about someone thinking about transitions, closers, openers and things like that when talking to someone instead of just being themselves and letting things go where they may seems a little less genuine to me.	/r/seduction	29/09/10 01:46 AM
1	How do I pick up a girl on a train? That's true and normal for most things, human interaction not being one of them. All these technical terms and "strategies" being thought about for something like just interacting with someone makes it robotic to me.	/r/seduction	29/09/10 12:52 AM
1	How do I pick up a girl on a train? That's true and normal for most things, human interaction not being one of them. All these technical terms and "strategies" being thought about for something like just interacting with someone makes it robotic to me.	/r/seduction	29/09/10 12:52 AM
5	How do I pick up a girl on a train? Dude you kinda sound like a robot.	/r/seduction	28/09/10 07:54 PM