kobrakid222 Archive

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8	Where are all of you new r/mensrights members coming from? I'm studying Gender Studies/Psychology at college right now, so my boyfriend suggested I check this place out, along with all the other subreddits that go along/against it... I subscribed to both sides of the story, /r/Feminism and /r/MensRights, so as to get a better understanding of where everyone is coming from. It's been really interesting to see both of these subs go back and forth (not always very kindly from either side, I might add, but interesting, nonetheless), honestly. I'm learning a…	/r/MensRights	04/01/13 04:21 PM
2	Great video on the recent "girlfriend mode" controversy in Borderlands 2. Actually the "boyfriend" shirt is just a different cut and has nothing to do with property or women trying to rule men. It's just shaped more like a man's t-shirt, whereas women's shirts are usually more fitted for all those curves and whatnot that men don't have. There's also "boyfriend" panties with a similar principle. There's no symbolism there. Just the desire for a little more wiggle room. Maybe women just like a little bit more room in their underwear, because thongs are uncomfortable as …	/r/MensRights	19/08/12 04:58 AM
1	This needs to stop. Now. Thank you for saying that. It gives me a lot of hope. I agree completely... There's crazies everywhere, and there's also just normal, good people, too. Unfortunately, sometimes the crazies yell a lot louder than the good, normal people, so both movements get a bad rap for being crazy as a whole. Both movements have good points. They also both have bad ones. There's good and bad to every side. Basically, thank you for being a good person.	/r/MensRights	26/07/12 03:34 AM
2	I'm a feminist, why aren't you? Thank you for your apology. S'all good. Alright, that's cool. I think my version of reading into the comment and your version were different, that's all that happened. I agree, people should try to read between the lines. Hope you feel better. :]	/r/MensRights	24/07/12 10:08 PM
2	I'm a feminist, why aren't you? Okay, so I misunderstood the guy. Why are you being rude to me? It obviously wasn't so clear if I didn't pick up on his point.	/r/MensRights	24/07/12 09:47 PM
-1	I'm a feminist, why aren't you? and hey - it turns out they're all fucking stupid. Because that's adding to the discussion, generalizing that all feminist ideas are stupid? That's fair. I'm sure that no MRA has ever said anything stupid/uncalled for in their entire life. Both groups have their strengths and weaknesses. Identify with what you want to, but there's no reason to be so close-minded about your differences.	/r/MensRights	24/07/12 02:39 PM
1	I'm a feminist, why aren't you? Amen. This isn't a supremacist attitude, it's simply true. If men want to find a way to push a watermelon out of a kiwi sized hole in their bodies, be my guest. But for the time being, women kick ass at that, and it has nothing to do with anyone being better than the other.	/r/MensRights	24/07/12 02:29 PM
2	Looking at the feminist Reddits. Amen.	/r/MensRights	25/06/12 04:42 AM
2	Looking at the feminist Reddits. I see that a lot of the issues are real- I saw the one about stories of men getting raped, about unfair child support laws. I understand that this shit is real: I would never say that this stuff isn't. My issue is that if men's rights activists are frustrated from being bashed by feminists, why do they bash right on back? It's not so much that I'm bothered by men's anger toward this, it's that I'm bothered by the blatant stereotyping of feminists. They're not all a bunch of dick-punching, man sl…	/r/MensRights	25/06/12 04:36 AM
2	Looking at the feminist Reddits. How does being sex positive constitute "slut pride", exactly? First off, being sex positive has absolutely nothing to do with gender. Men can be sex positive, just like women and transgender people can. Slut is such a negative word- humans get so worked up about who's having sex with whom and how often, that they use hurtful words like that. It's an unnecessary action, calling someone a slut. So someone likes to have boat loads of sex, why does that have to be a bad thing? It's not like their se…	/r/MensRights	25/06/12 04:08 AM