iytrix Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	If it's appropriate to teach men not to rape, it should be appropriate to teach women not to murder their children. I know right? It’s really scary, although I hope that they’re mostly around 18-20 age?? I always browse Reddit using r/all since I made my account basically. So I’ve seen this subreddit pop up quite a lot over the years, and it seems to be a decline over the years. There seems to be a shift that some of the older people with strong opinions left Reddit, and the older more tame people shifted over to comedy or hobbiest Reddit. Otherwise I don’t even know what to say about half these comments @.@	/r/MensRights	24/09/21 09:33 AM
-8	If it's appropriate to teach men not to rape, it should be appropriate to teach women not to murder their children. So, you actually literally don’t. Firstly, if your job is wrecking your body, contact OSHA. If regulations are followed and you’re still throwing out your body…..grow up and talk to some of the men you work with on proper working practice so you don’t end up as screwed as you seem to think you will in 18 years. That said pregnancy changes your body FOREVER. It changes it’s shape, size, how it feels, sometimes even dietary habits. The birthing process itself can cause changes that forever change …	/r/MensRights	17/09/21 07:12 PM
-15	If it's appropriate to teach men not to rape, it should be appropriate to teach women not to murder their children. Men can legally do whatever they want??? I think you jumbled your words because what you said doesn’t make sense, men have legal rights to do whatever. You can cite that the law is applied unfairly, because it is, but the rights are still there legally.	/r/MensRights	17/09/21 07:07 PM
-10	If it's appropriate to teach men not to rape, it should be appropriate to teach women not to murder their children. Woah did you just equate not using birth control with being raped??? How is a guy being told to put on a condom or just not have risky sex in the first place, even remotely close to telling a girl to not get raped? The logic was fine, your shitty twisting of it was not.	/r/MensRights	17/09/21 07:03 PM
1	I never get people who pay for porn. Oh cmon you better not be a no fapper too. This explains the quick temper and baby ego though :3 you’re more stereotypical than me, and that’s saying something! I’d hate to smell the inside of your lonely room.	/r/PussyPassDenied	10/06/21 04:18 PM
1	"Wokeness" aside, neither side oughta be doing this but this was still funny. Not always? Are women, that were born women, and can't have periods, not biologically women? Are menopausal women losing their woman card when the periods stop? So many tie the entire concepts of what a person is to silly things the body does that you should NEVER have to interact with. Obsessing over people's genitals, and what comes out of them, is pretty freaking weird honestly. Not saying your comment is, but the general tone of this thread. That's also why the person leaving their period bl…	/r/PussyPassDenied	26/06/20 06:55 PM
2	Woman who slashed her boyfriend with a samurai sword 26 times and chopped off several fingers when she discovered he was on TINDER is jailed for 19 years as it's revealed she planned to flee to Hawaii with her ex-husband then commit suicide What the fuck is wrong with you? I've been cheated on and yes, it hurts like fuck. You never want to MURDER the person though. You help yourself, or if they truly need it, you help them. Never in a sane humans mind outside of an intrusive thought should be the desire to murder someone, ESPECIALLY over a non-violent incident. Get some help.	/r/PussyPassDenied	12/03/19 10:50 PM
1	She thought she would get away with homicide but not on our watch I don't think "dew it faggot" is quite as damning as spending months convincing your "lover" to kill themselves even when they ask for help. 4chins gonna be fine	/r/PussyPassDenied	08/02/19 01:51 AM
5	Video of woman punching man outside 7-Eleven goes viral \| And it's prompted a discussion about female-on-male violence, with a majority of comments agreeing it's a serious and under-recognised problem Holy shit man. That's rough. I've rarely encountered abusive women. I'm not sure if it's just who I attract, or maybe I'm better at judging people before dating them than most. I can only really remember one person, and that was rough. Really rough. If I kept running into that same type of person over and over that would break me and leave me feeling hopeless :( I see videos like this and hear stories that are similar way too often. I think I've been in a bit of a bubble with my friend group. I …	/r/MensRights	01/11/16 04:53 PM