lolkittah Archive

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4	(Assuming this isn't a troll post) - A fraternity asked a male prostitute to give handjobs to 15 pledges to "make them uncomfortable." Can you imagine the carnage if a sorority asked a prostitute to finger female pledges for the same purpose?		lolkittah	/r/MensRights	27/11/10 01:11 PM

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2	Use of the Word “Creep” Demonstrates Female Privilege Quite. I'd find anyone giving me unwanted attention, no matter the age, really unpleasant, but there just seems something super creepy about someone of a vastly different age slithering all over a younger person. Bu then again, stereotypical "cougar" behaviour, from anyone, is gross. I know some women think that being overly sexual and aggressive is the answer to any objectification they've ever received. How long do we have to be around to figure out that two wrongs don't make a right?	/r/MensRights	07/03/11 02:29 PM
1	Woman has a friend that is trying to get impregnated by random men without telling them. this is what is wrong with women today. ;) I know where you're coming from, I do. But I think you are seeing the nutcases come out of the woodwork to comment (always the way - the crazies are louder than the regular folks...). Or, at least believe me that there are great girls out there who won't treat you like this. Girls for whom the prevention of pregnancy for whatever reason is an important deal. I know you don't want to read 2X, but that subreddit is actually sometimes a bit tiresome in its endless birth control threads. These gi…	/r/MensRights	08/12/10 09:57 AM
8	Woman has a friend that is trying to get impregnated by random men without telling them. this is what is wrong with women today. I know - I agree with how horrible it is. I too would stop being friends with someone who did shit like this. I don't think I know anyone who's done it (I know very few people my age with kids, and those who do have them had them quite a while after getting married, so I doubt it...) Yeah, I know it's not about me. I guess because I don't see it happen often in my social circle, I never saw it as being a widespread problem. But that's short-sighted and I'm willing to listen to the other side. I …	/r/MensRights	06/12/10 07:00 PM
11	Woman has a friend that is trying to get impregnated by random men without telling them. this is what is wrong with women today. Haha, that last sentence had me truly laugh out loud :p My refusal to be sociopathic and / or a slut certainly didn't get me much action as a teen ;) Personally, I'd have said something to the guy. I assume the thing that stops people from speaking up in situations like this is that they're terrified that they're overstepping the mark. Trying to protect friends and mind one's own business isn't always a good strategy, for sure. Not when you've got the ability to prevent someone duping another in…	/r/MensRights	06/12/10 05:25 PM
6	Woman has a friend that is trying to get impregnated by random men without telling them. this is what is wrong with women today. Oh, okay. I took it that the girl didn't know the guy? I can see, in the heat of the moment, not knowing what to say and then feeling really bad for not having done anything, but I still reckon I'd try to stop it from happening. I have the empathy to recognise how terrifying it would be to find out that I'd been duped like that and she'd been successful. To be honest, I believed that my boyfriend's ex might have tried something like that, she wanted a kid so bad. I could just imagine a phone cal…	/r/MensRights	06/12/10 04:13 PM
4	Woman has a friend that is trying to get impregnated by random men without telling them. this is what is wrong with women today. yeah man, I can totally put myself in the position of thinking how I'd feel if that happened to me. It's fucking terrifying that there are people out there like that. Aside from just not hooking up with people you don't really know, at least that whole post was another massive advert for ensuring you're in charge of your own birth control / STD protection. Amazing that so many people would trust something like that to a stranger. I've seen baby desperation first hand (well, second hand, it was m…	/r/MensRights	06/12/10 04:06 PM
63	Woman has a friend that is trying to get impregnated by random men without telling them. this is what is wrong with women today. *some crazy weirdos today FTFY. Seriously, I find what this person is apparently doing really disgusting, but she's far from "women today." I'm a girl and I can't imagine much more unappealing a situation than to get pregnant to someone I don't know, just for the sake of getting pregnant. And when you look at the more female-centric subreddits around here, since every second post is about birth control, I reckon a fair few of our lady peers on here feel somewhat similar :-D There really has to b…	/r/MensRights	06/12/10 03:52 PM
1	There's a lot wrong with this ad—see trigger warning, and of course the entire frame that suggests it's all hilarious because it's women doing it to a famous, powerful, privileged man. Ugh, as if that would make it onto TV if it were an attractive female athlete and two male agents. This banal shit does no one any favours, especially in a climate where people are sensitive to airport security abuses of power. You can't laugh at this and then get all disgusted that some TSA agent joked about saving an attractive person's body scan, or whatever. What a poor joke. Bad advertising is such a low form of "art."	/r/MensRights	28/11/10 12:38 PM
1	(Assuming this isn't a troll post) - A fraternity asked a male prostitute to give handjobs to 15 pledges to "make them uncomfortable." Can you imagine the carnage if a sorority asked a prostitute to finger female pledges for the same purpose? Thanks for the response! I totally agree and can completely understand that your experience is the goal, and that realistically, it isn't the system that makes trouble, but "houses of scumbags" who abuse their power. Whilst I'd rather not divulge the name of my university (I'll narrow it down to the Pac 10 and that's all I'll say), it seemed that there were an unfortunate number of undesirable houses. That said, I had two friends in two separate houses whose fraternity principles sound much like…	/r/MensRights	28/11/10 12:21 PM
2	(Assuming this isn't a troll post) - A fraternity asked a male prostitute to give handjobs to 15 pledges to "make them uncomfortable." Can you imagine the carnage if a sorority asked a prostitute to finger female pledges for the same purpose? I'm not an American, but I moved there as a teenager. It was baffling to me in person as well. I'm really curious if there are people reading this who were in frats or sororities who'd like to share stories, positive or negative, about their time as active members. Certainly, four years at one of the West Coast's big state schools and a gobsmacked reading of this book didn't improve my views on the system! Seemed like there was a lot of sanctioned bullying, often of a sexual nature, from both me…	/r/MensRights	27/11/10 06:25 PM
1	(Assuming this isn't a troll post) - A fraternity asked a male prostitute to give handjobs to 15 pledges to "make them uncomfortable." Can you imagine the carnage if a sorority asked a prostitute to finger female pledges for the same purpose? Not entirely sure from his post whether he carried out the assault - he's a bit ambiguous about that, from my reading. He says, " a frat house wanted me to "initiate" a group of about 15 pledges." I hope he either didn't do it or that it's a troll :( In fact, I hope it's a troll because even if he didn't do it, the fact that he was asked is horrible. I read this book a few years ago as a recent college grad (had been done for a month or so) and was so sickened by what apparently happens in a lot…	/r/MensRights	27/11/10 06:22 PM
1	(Assuming this isn't a troll post) - A fraternity asked a male prostitute to give handjobs to 15 pledges to "make them uncomfortable." Can you imagine the carnage if a sorority asked a prostitute to finger female pledges for the same purpose? Quite. All to be part of a glorified social club?	/r/MensRights	27/11/10 02:47 PM
2	(Assuming this isn't a troll post) - A fraternity asked a male prostitute to give handjobs to 15 pledges to "make them uncomfortable." Can you imagine the carnage if a sorority asked a prostitute to finger female pledges for the same purpose? Having posted this, I know sororities do some horrible things to their members as well. I went to a big state school with a "Greek" system and you'd hear about women going through some epic sexual shit at the hands of their sororities. But still, I completely believe that this would pass far less easily if it had been done to women. I don't know what the general view in MR is about fraternities and sororities of the stereotypical sort, but from what I saw at college, their sexual politics, power…	/r/MensRights	27/11/10 01:17 PM
1	My swimming pool has two sessions per week reserved for "Women Only". Does anyone know if this is illegal? Looks like there's a women's only hour from 10:30 to 11:30 on a Tuesday. I'd be mad as hell if I were a guy and showed up at 10:30 on a Tuesday to be turned away. From 4 until 7 that day, there's also swimming lessons in the entire pool, so going after "typical" office hours is likely also out for lots of people. Swimming in the City sucks - the neighbouring Virgin Active pool is always packed and way too hot... At least the pavement is free and not segregated for a good run. Best of luck achiev…	/r/MensRights	23/09/10 09:57 PM
3	My swimming pool has two sessions per week reserved for "Women Only". Does anyone know if this is illegal? This isn't the Barbican Golden Lane pool, by change? I just ask since I know it's one of the few truly city-run pools in London, and I go there all the time. It's really hard to find a time when I can swim (I'm 27 and female). I believe the Women's sessions are during a time I couldn't go due to work, but I do get really sick of the ridiculously strict time table. In fact, London pools seem to have quite strict, busy time tables in general. Anyhow, I get that some women are weird about swimming …	/r/MensRights	23/09/10 06:55 PM