jredbone Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
1	Why does school keeps putting boys on humiliating situations? the whole kissing the parents on the lips thing is just too weird even for me.	/r/MensRights	07/07/09 07:49 AM
3	Why does school keeps putting boys on humiliating situations? Did your family never hug and kiss or is it just you? I mean, to each his own, but i love having an affectionate family and being affectionate in general. If a peck on the cheek and a hug irked you so much, don't ever come to Spain or other Mediterranean countries. It's a standard way of saying hello.	/r/MensRights	06/07/09 11:27 PM
6	Why does school keeps putting boys on humiliating situations? I grew up without my father, but my mom would have done the same thing. Aside from that, I would never have acted like this at 10. By 9, I was already spending most of my time on the city streets with my buddies. If i were to act like that in front of them, the humiliation, ridicule and possibly ass-kicking I would get from them would be more epic than a kiss on the cheek from an adult woman.	/r/MensRights	06/07/09 10:00 PM
5	Why does school keeps putting boys on humiliating situations? i agree with you 100%. Maybe it's because my family is Spanish and we grow up hugging and kissing a lot, but this dude's story seems a bit overboard. I grew up my entire life having to give two kisses to all family members as well as friends of the family, all of them, no matter was sex they were and same went for the girls in my family. Many times when I come to this subreddit instead of it being Mensrights it feels like, "we're a bunch of whiny fucks that can't be men enough to suck it up."	/r/MensRights	06/07/09 09:11 PM
0	Men have been told their whole life that it's harassment to relate to women in a sexual manner. Men have gotten the message; college-age women complain that men aren't approaching them. WHAT!!!!! I thought that only happened in videos! ;)	/r/MensRights	20/06/09 08:56 AM
2	Men have been told their whole life that it's harassment to relate to women in a sexual manner. Men have gotten the message; college-age women complain that men aren't approaching them. maybe it's because i'm a habitual law breaker, but none of this bothers me. regardless, we're all entitled to our opinions and points of view.	/r/MensRights	18/06/09 11:45 AM
1	Men have been told their whole life that it's harassment to relate to women in a sexual manner. Men have gotten the message; college-age women complain that men aren't approaching them. Is this from personal experience? And do you get laid with that attitude? If you work with a person, have a few conversations with them, find some sort of mutual admiration, then ask them out. How the hell can asking a coworker out for a drink get you arrested?	/r/MensRights	18/06/09 11:05 AM
2	Men have been told their whole life that it's harassment to relate to women in a sexual manner. Men have gotten the message; college-age women complain that men aren't approaching them. what do you describe as "admiring"? Are you staring and being creepy or are you going up to her and asking her out for a drink?	/r/MensRights	18/06/09 09:09 AM
-2	Men have been told their whole life that it's harassment to relate to women in a sexual manner. Men have gotten the message; college-age women complain that men aren't approaching them. Women won't be fucking themselves, but you will.	/r/MensRights	18/06/09 08:56 AM
2	Men have been told their whole life that it's harassment to relate to women in a sexual manner. Men have gotten the message; college-age women complain that men aren't approaching them. after reading all the comments that are getting upvoted and comparing them to those that are being downvoted, I can't help but agree. This subreddit is one of the few that I have a hard time coping with, on the one hand I think that a double standard exists with certain laws and justice in general when it comes to sex so I enjoy some of the posts. But reading the things that some guys are saying here is like you said, "sad". These guys seem to be blaming society for being too scared to approach …	/r/MensRights	18/06/09 08:33 AM
3	Men have been told their whole life that it's harassment to relate to women in a sexual manner. Men have gotten the message; college-age women complain that men aren't approaching them. I've traveled to many parts of the world and lived in many places in the United States. I had many positions in different companies with various mixes of co-workers. I am not a social butterfly, but neither anti-social. There is nothing wrong with approaching a woman and saying, "hello". Sometimes it can lead to something more, sometimes she tells you to "fuck off."	/r/MensRights	18/06/09 08:26 AM
3	Men have been told their whole life that it's harassment to relate to women in a sexual manner. Men have gotten the message; college-age women complain that men aren't approaching them. and as a result would rather downvote you than taking part of the blame for not getting any.	/r/MensRights	18/06/09 08:09 AM
1	Men have been told their whole life that it's harassment to relate to women in a sexual manner. Men have gotten the message; college-age women complain that men aren't approaching them. yeah i didnt expect the downvotes either. I mean their is such a thing as tact and taste. You can approach a woman without being a dirty scumbag. Say "hello" and test the waters.	/r/MensRights	17/06/09 11:48 PM
-8	Men have been told their whole life that it's harassment to relate to women in a sexual manner. Men have gotten the message; college-age women complain that men aren't approaching them. whatever, grow a pair and approach her anyways. just don't rape her.	/r/MensRights	17/06/09 06:41 PM
7	"At age 7, Gabriel Myers was already well on his way to becoming a sexual predator." - FIRST LINE IN AN ARTICLE ABOUT A 7 Y.O. SUICIDAL BOY. Main reason I quit journalism.	/r/MensRights	27/04/09 12:00 AM
7	"At age 7, Gabriel Myers was already well on his way to becoming a sexual predator." - FIRST LINE IN AN ARTICLE ABOUT A 7 Y.O. SUICIDAL BOY. No, seems they rather focus on repressing the sexual curiosities of children. This story makes it out to seem that the only bad was caused by this little boy.	/r/MensRights	26/04/09 11:26 PM
7	"At age 7, Gabriel Myers was already well on his way to becoming a sexual predator." - FIRST LINE IN AN ARTICLE ABOUT A 7 Y.O. SUICIDAL BOY. exactly, this boy was not even sexually developed yet. Therefore, i'm assuming, the things he did were done out of recollection from past abuses to which he was subjected. With a more caring and understanding foster family, he might have resolved these issues and therefore never reach the point of sexual predator. I would try to find out more about that Uncle of his.	/r/MensRights	26/04/09 11:22 PM
7	"At age 7, Gabriel Myers was already well on his way to becoming a sexual predator." - FIRST LINE IN AN ARTICLE ABOUT A 7 Y.O. SUICIDAL BOY. "At age 7, Gabriel Myers was already well on his way to becoming a sexual predator."	/r/MensRights	26/04/09 10:24 PM
2	"At age 7, Gabriel Myers was already well on his way to becoming a sexual predator." - FIRST LINE IN AN ARTICLE ABOUT A 7 Y.O. SUICIDAL BOY. She got an email from me.	/r/MensRights	26/04/09 09:40 PM
27	"At age 7, Gabriel Myers was already well on his way to becoming a sexual predator." - FIRST LINE IN AN ARTICLE ABOUT A 7 Y.O. SUICIDAL BOY. Little boy had a traumatic past. Little boy had issues. Little boy was probably scolded too many times for being a little boy with issues. Little boy got no real help. Little boy hanged himself. Cunt reporter calls him an eventual sexual predator.	/r/MensRights	26/04/09 09:29 PM
14	"At age 7, Gabriel Myers was already well on his way to becoming a sexual predator." - FIRST LINE IN AN ARTICLE ABOUT A 7 Y.O. SUICIDAL BOY. Piss poor journalism. You don't put any opinions into a news article, let alone begin with one.	/r/MensRights	26/04/09 09:27 PM
3	Am I looking for something that's not there? Or is this fishy to anyone else? - Male named in newspaper, female not named. Sorry, i skimmed through the story and didn't take notice of that. Now that i read it thoroughly, I'm pretty disturbed. The girl’s age is not being released to protect her identity, police said. Last Friday, a female teacher and coach was arrested after Durham police caught her allegedly engaging in sexual activity with a 14-year-old boy. I won't blame it on bad journalism because I do not know the amount of information provided to the reporter. However, from personal experience, a reporter can …	/r/MensRights	13/03/09 12:28 PM
1	Am I looking for something that's not there? Or is this fishy to anyone else? - Male named in newspaper, female not named. I worked as a reporter and the paper's policy was to not print the names of victims of sex crimes, unless they came foward and requested they be heard.	/r/MensRights	13/03/09 09:52 AM
3	DNA: Man In Jail For 27 Years 'Is Innocent'. Man jailed for murder 27 years ago could be longest miscarriage of justice in British legal history. I'm torn about this case. On one side, the system should have done some proper investigation before believing his confession. On the other hand, he's a moron.	/r/MensRights	12/03/09 12:34 PM
9	Why don't feminists try to encourage women to take jobs in mining, logging or construction, all of which are heavily male dominated? i found the joke more gay than sexist.	/r/MensRights	01/03/09 02:39 PM
4	Study shows males are more tolerant of same-sex peers Seriously, these studies must be done by people who live alone in the woods.	/r/MensRights	13/02/09 08:31 AM
5	Why is this allowed when child porn is wrong? Tweens don't have jobs. It's the source of their money that's the problem.	/r/MensRights	09/02/09 07:02 AM
16	Your wife leaves her diary open on the bed...do you? will you be ready for what you find? This man seems like a pushover. I mean he consulted her when the other guy died and then took her to lay a flower on his remains. There is a fine line between being a nice guy and being a sucker.	/r/MensRights	07/02/09 03:56 PM
11	Pregnant smokers 'fear criticism' I don't think you can say you're being judged when someone is simply pointing out the truth. These woman are terrible human beings that are too special to be bothered with doing the essential to assure the health of their unborn demon seed. It's probably best that they abort asap, no need to spread them genes.	/r/MensRights	04/02/09 02:36 PM
-6	If men and women are truly equal why should these circumstances exist? Be a man, suck it up.	/r/MensRights	03/02/09 08:24 AM
10	Airline policy 5 There have been several times when I've seen a child walk astray from their parent or care-giver and wanted to help, but was afraid of being confused for someone who was trying to do the exact opposite.	/r/MensRights	16/01/09 09:13 AM
6	My husband is, like every other male I know, merely a Moderately Bad Man. Right on man, and congratulations. I'm a closet romantic and like to have someone and be "in love" just like anybody else, but one cannot confuse the desire to have these things with the actual thing, hence I rather take it calmly and hopefully I have the same luck that you've had. Cheers.	/r/MensRights	14/01/09 05:14 PM
11	My husband is, like every other male I know, merely a Moderately Bad Man. I've reached that age where many of my friends are getting married. Most end up with partners that they simply just settle for; they complain constantly about them, have nothing in common and don't seem to work together well, but nevertheless they marry. I don't get it. I rather stay single than marry someone with whom I am not compatible.	/r/MensRights	14/01/09 09:37 AM
-1	Man must pay support even though twins not his: Judge rules fatherhood more than just biology. That judge is a fucking cunt.	/r/MensRights	08/01/09 04:23 PM
9	2 teens have sex in a school hallway. Boy is suspended for 10 days. Girl is not. Just another way women learn to use sex to get men in trouble.	/r/MensRights	29/12/08 12:16 AM
3	Boys (and Men) "Self Harm" too GG Allin Approves	/r/MensRights	16/12/08 05:18 PM
5	Soon soldiers discovered that most women couldn't throw a grenade beyond its bursting radius. This will make you unpopular on battlefields. Sean Connery knows the reason why.	/r/MensRights	15/12/08 04:21 PM
1	Michigan teacher is accused of having sex with the student in a car on a public street, next to a house where there was a high school party. no, you were just the wrong student.	/r/MensRights	12/12/08 08:38 AM
1	Mom, quick on the draw, explained that his sister was reading her books in bed. "And there's no bedtime curfew when you're reading," i stand corrected and a fool for not reading the entire text before commenting...	/r/MensRights	27/08/08 07:17 AM
0	Mom, quick on the draw, explained that his sister was reading her books in bed. "And there's no bedtime curfew when you're reading," I think the author of this article seems to imply, although not directly, that reading non-fiction doesn't constitute as reading.	/r/MensRights	26/08/08 04:11 PM
0	Pharmaceutical companies insist men aren't interested in their own birth control pills. I thought pulling out was birth control enough.	/r/MensRights	07/08/08 09:05 AM
2	At a public park in Columbus, Ohio, a topless woman asked a man to expose himself. When he does, he's arrested. you are correct thanks, changed it	/r/MensRights	31/07/08 03:12 PM
2	At a public park in Columbus, Ohio, a topless woman asked a man to expose himself. When he does, he's arrested. extreme sexual deprivation creates extreme perversion - people who masturbate frequently and get laid often lead happier and healthier lives in general	/r/MensRights	31/07/08 08:58 AM
3	Study: Men often coerced into sex I was coerced by my penis.	/r/MensRights	16/07/08 09:33 AM
1	Sexual harassment toward men increasing it's so hard being a young, good-looking man these days.	/r/MensRights	15/07/08 11:13 AM