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49	A taste of justice, Canadian Appellate court orders the return of my kids after 7 months		its2complicated	/r/MensRights	16/04/15 06:42 PM

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9	Man's wife's been urging him to reverse his vasectomy. Why? She cheated, got pregnant, and wants an alibi. Lessons Learned: * The pedestal is one hell of a drug. Don't apply this to women only, never put anyone on a pedestal. Anyone. * Denial and anger are a very interesting mixture. The anger is from self hate. But it is a very good starting point to finally put things in their place, if and you can maintain the anger. * Never marry. I would go one step further. Never share a house, apartment or even accept any kind of living arrangement. Most jurisdictions will treat a relationship as marriage afte…	/r/TheRedPill	04/12/15 07:24 AM
4	redpillers: if women made more effort, would that change your views on commitment? Women are capable of giving you all the love in the world, then dropping you when they perceive themselves as having better options. When this happens, they can be the most cruel beings on the face of the universe. Men are generally more honest about their offerings of love. When we love, we don't hold back, we just do. Seems like the poles have changed somehow and we men have everything to lose. Women are today unbeatable in courts. Men are treated as criminals by our justice systems. And women…	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/10/15 01:56 PM
3	redpillers: if women made more effort, would that change your views on commitment? Yes, the only person that I ever truly felt loved by was dad, and I lost him in '08. I'm in court battling now for the custody of my two girls who were abducted by their mother last year. Yes, it gets better. And no, I try to not look at how sad that is, doing that only disrespects those who are really having a hard time at life. Though it's been tough, I don't believe, or want to dwell on these hardships as I still have to believe in order to live, so I keep a smile on my face and hope for the …	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/10/15 01:44 PM
3	redpillers: if women made more effort, would that change your views on commitment? You are most certainly correct. And no, I have not only offered material goods in the past. The people I have chosen (?) have inevitably shown me that their feelings of love have been for the material goods I have offered and not for any love I have brought to the table. I hope, really, you never have to confront what my realities have been that have brought me to the point that the belief in love is just based on the balance in my bank account and how much of it I am willing to share. So now I …	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/10/15 11:09 AM
4	redpillers: if women made more effort, would that change your views on commitment? Yes, you are right. Of course, each person has their mindset shaped by personal experience. And I have stories to tell about family love. SO you are most definitely correct when you say I am not in a mindset to receive love, I have never seen love. Hard to believe in love when even your family values only what you can provide for them in terms of material things. I'm sorry if I come across as some callous piece of shit. I really am a much better person that that, it's just that I am no longer a …	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/10/15 11:03 AM
8	redpillers: if women made more effort, would that change your views on commitment? Here are my two cents worth: A great woman can offer the following; They offer \| I Can Get Sex \| Call girls House Cleaning \| Maid Child Birth \| Surrogate Child Rearing \| Nanny Family \| Friends I choose I offer \|They Can't Get Money, lot's of it \| Not much money Huge House \| Shared Apartment Luxury Cars \| Jalopy No need for work \| Desperate need for work STABILITY \| Craziness Unless you marry a movie star, or big shot woman CEO, the general population will not spit out women who can actually comp…	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/10/15 01:11 AM
1	Prison rape is officially a feature not a bug in South African prisons Ok, the jahoobis don't threaten you with hell. And btw, they do believe in hell. They use reverse psychology. Instead of scaring you with hell, they paint this beautiful paradise on earth that you'll miss if you look at girl's asses. So the pain is not in thinking you'll go to hell, but that you won't be in paradise. Source: born and raised jahoobi, not any longer by about 35 yrs though	/r/MensRights	06/06/15 11:06 PM
3	A taste of justice, Canadian Appellate court orders the return of my kids after 7 months Apparently, the judge's concern for the welfare of the kids upon their arrival to Spain. Although he found no reason to suspect the kids would be endangered around me, he wants the kids to have security. The appellate court ratified his concerns and feels the same way. Of course, because the abductor needs her BMW and the big house. This is not about the kids, I'm bitter now, I'll leave it there.	/r/MensRights	17/04/15 02:23 PM
3	A taste of justice, Canadian Appellate court orders the return of my kids after 7 months Thank you! I am celebrating today! Just very happy.	/r/MensRights	16/04/15 11:04 PM
3	A taste of justice, Canadian Appellate court orders the return of my kids after 7 months Thank you, according to my attorney, I had it easy. I hired her early and she moved fast. Otherwise, this could have taken years. So I am to consider myself lucky it took less than a year. Bottom line is, if you cannot afford a good attorney, there is no hope for us men. I am certain that had it been me who ran off with the kids, I would have been sitting in jail months ago! And the automatic assumption that men are to blame is the culprit here. Women deserve to be protected from male abuse, but…	/r/MensRights	16/04/15 11:01 PM
1	A taste of justice, Canadian Appellate court orders the return of my kids after 7 months Thank you so much for your kind words. I wish this on no one. And yes, I am shocked I won. But now comes the second stage of this fight, custody. So it really isn't over yet. But at least I can see my kids.	/r/MensRights	16/04/15 10:55 PM
4	A taste of justice, Canadian Appellate court orders the return of my kids after 7 months That's not the half of it. I'm supposed to give her a car and a house to live in. A 2010 BMW X5 no less. Plus a 6 bedroom house we all used to live in. I feel like I'm paying a ransom for my kids, but hey, whatever gets them back.	/r/MensRights	16/04/15 10:34 PM
3	A taste of justice, Canadian Appellate court orders the return of my kids after 7 months Wow, I had no idea that posts were being changed in those ways. For anyone reading this, I edited the post because I noticed I had not mentioned that the judge had ordered their return originally and thought it might add confusion.	/r/MensRights	16/04/15 06:51 PM