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| 1 | Am I wrong for feeling this way?Okay, it was a female POV statement. If i was quoting a source, you would get the link, trust me! Although theres some youtubers like roma and Pearl that aren't that far off from my point of view. If you're looking for some videos to watch on the subject. It is measureable by the type of apologies or lack of apologies certain types of women give out. (Or the actions of these kinds of people) Ever get that.."I'm sorry you feel this way." Or an apology that isn't actually saying sorry? Most women … | /r/MensRights | 03/01/23 03:53 PM |
| 8 | Am I wrong for feeling this way?I wasn't basing my opinion the number of her past partners. But now that you want to bring that up. Most of the time, the higher the number in partners, the lower the girls' self-worth. And most girls won't sleep around if they value themselves. But maybe the op doesn't actually want that? Maybe he wants someone who is going to be looking after him in a way that he needs. So he doesn't feel he needs to go to outside sources for help. She should be his rock, and he should be hers. Doesn't mean th… | /r/MensRights | 02/01/23 04:37 PM |
| 12 | Am I wrong for feeling this way?I think you may be making assumptions. This message doesn't scream misogyny at all. Im not sure if im allowed here, but as a female Pov. I thought this post was the best advice. Just like theres different types of guys in the world, girls are different as well. If OPs girl wasn't being honest about her past, the rest of the relationship in every fight that comes up it will eat away at him. I know because i have seen this in relationships with some of my friends. No man should have to deal with a… | /r/MensRights | 02/01/23 03:25 PM |
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