leonides1775 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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–	Red Pill Backlash - Idiotic Aussie TV hosts caught lying! All people love to be catered to. The basis of propaganda is telling people what they want to hear and what you think Will scare them. A men's program will praise men. A woman's program will praise women. Women are susceptible because humans are susceptible.	/r/MensRights	14/06/17 11:43 PM
–	Porn ISN'T to blame for a man's inability to perform in the bedroom – it's a lack of sexual satisfaction You refuted nothing, no points addressed, just tossed insults, critiqued my tone, and asserted your status as an independent whatever you are. We're done.	/r/MensRights	10/06/17 06:39 AM
–	Porn ISN'T to blame for a man's inability to perform in the bedroom – it's a lack of sexual satisfaction First, a vagina, properly lubed, can passively accept a penis, unless maybe yours seals shut when you're not aroused and fucking. Second, maintaining an erection. Maintaining. That's the key word. Men being forced to penetrate, which doesn't technically mean more than once, does not mean the same thing as maintaining a solid erection for the entirety of a satisfying consensual encounter. I'm just going to let that stew for a moment. Third, I can subjectively think you're crazy, and if it were tr…	/r/MensRights	10/06/17 04:00 AM
–	Porn ISN'T to blame for a man's inability to perform in the bedroom – it's a lack of sexual satisfaction Believe as you wish. For vaginal intercourse, a woman can choose to be completely passive, a man must at least maintain an erection. Maintaining an erection requires psychological involvement and arousal. Masculine gender roles in western society still generally put men as the more active partner, the aggressor. I think I'm objectively right. Maybe you chase and then cowgirl ride all your guys with Herculean vaginal exertion, but that's your experience. I think women can get away with putting in…	/r/MensRights	10/06/17 02:32 AM
–	Porn ISN'T to blame for a man's inability to perform in the bedroom – it's a lack of sexual satisfaction Aw, muffin< Hmm, insulting dismissive ridicule without addressing the point. Classic feminist. Given how many sexual positions there are, I wouldn't guess that many. Certainly not enough to blame women for men not keeping it up.< Are we doing a variation of that children's game where the floor is lava, but instead of the floor it's the logical point of the comment you can't touch? There are a lot of women who put 0 effort into sex, yet consider themselves as participating. Starfishing isn't part…	/r/MensRights	10/06/17 01:00 AM
–	Porn ISN'T to blame for a man's inability to perform in the bedroom – it's a lack of sexual satisfaction How many men just lay there or 'starfish' during sex vs how many women, do you think? Sex almost inevitably requires men do more than their female partner, while also maintaining mental arousal. A woman might not be a great partner or might not have great vaginal penetrative sex if she isn't putting in 100%, but if a guy isn't on top of his game, he's not having sex at all. It's like taking a class where a B+ and below is failing while your lab partner is taking it pass/fail and attendance is 70…	/r/MensRights	09/06/17 11:42 PM
–	Porn ISN'T to blame for a man's inability to perform in the bedroom – it's a lack of sexual satisfaction I love my gf, but yeah, I understand this. We're similar height, me 5'11", her 5'10". We started dating and I was pudgy from weight gain after military and no more forced PT, about 245lbs at heaviest. She was chubby, about 210lbs, not much muscle. Things progressed, we now live together, I started making efforts to get back in shape, she did not. Now I'm 210, aiming for 180 and a 300 pft score and she's 265, aiming for donuts. Love her, but... Sex is a thing I do to her while she just lays there…	/r/MensRights	09/06/17 02:28 PM
–	Vox decides to commemorate US Memorial Day with this: "The Marine Corps has a “toxic masculinity” problem" The USMC has 2 jobs and 2 jobs only; they win wars and they make more Marines. Mission accomplishment is their highest priority, followed by troop welfare. The USMC gives not a diddley fuck how or why. USMC doctrine is based on sheer effectiveness, nothing else. When you impose directives on the USMC from above, you run counter to their own directives, field tested in the most brutal shit holes known to man. Here's the deal, leave the Marine Corps the fuck alone and just tell them who or what yo…	/r/MensRights	30/05/17 03:35 AM
–	"Could It Be Time To Deny White Men The Franchise?" I have no obligation to support or defend a nation that denies me the right to vote. And after you've denied my whole race/gender group the right to vote, further punitive legislation is soon to follow. Want to see the biggest, most bloody social revolt in history? Enact this lunacy and watch the streets flow with blood. Watch a large portion of police, military, doctors, scientists, electricians, plumbers, and so on all come to the inescapable conclusion that brown people and women are their en…	/r/MensRights	13/04/17 12:05 PM
37	Rape victims to be allowed to give pre-recorded evidence to avoid the trauma of cross-examination after cases of victims killing themselves to avoid court I realize this is the UK, but as an American, do I have to worry about this sort of thing happening here? Isn't the right to face one's accuser part of the 6th Amendment, so our congress couldn't ever make this legal here, right?	/r/MensRights	19/03/17 03:18 PM
2	Father who beat man to death for raping his five year old daughter faces no charges in Texas: Fathers have a natural right to defend their children. I say ''i guess" because while I can intellectually pose the idea of gentle restraint as an acceptable reaction, I can't emotionally empathize with that response. I can't put myself in those shoes and feel like I could respond so gently. It's part of why I'm not a saint, I guess. I also question the priorities and fatherly attachment of a man who isn't moved to violence when confronting that situation. I'm not saying he'd be a bad father, this saint, but his emotional makeup and priorities are n…	/r/MensRights	15/03/17 09:08 PM
–	Harvard finds that women employees under-perform because they receive vague criticism. "This protective hesitation — the failure to give feedback due to worry that the recipient might be upset — is a critical barrier." Nobody mentions WHY males are so afraid to criticize females. I'm with you. It's why the slow withdraw of so many intelligent, capable, and emotionally stable men from society is going to be the biggest burn in history. How many men see the game being played, see the handicap they'd be playing with, and just decline, saying "no, thank you."? I'm probably not going to seek another relationship after this one finally admits that it's dead. I'm college educated and capable, and I'm just gonna aim for being a cool uncle, a good friend, following my hobbies, ca…	/r/MensRights	02/01/17 09:05 PM