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And I'm sorry you can't effectively communicate with women without resorting to childish games (I figure I'm safe to oversimplify since you are). All I was trying to say was that maybe women aren't reacting as positively as you think they are. I'm willing to admit that since you're doing it with women who already know you well they're probably not nervous, but they might think you're the goofy annoying friend.
/r/seduction04/02/12 05:05 PM
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Speaking of social intelligence, a smile isn't always indicative of enjoyment, it's also an anxious reaction. Before I had enough confidence to not worry about whether or not someone thought I was cool/laid back, I'd nervously laugh while saying "oh, heh, give it back." I usually felt uncomfortable and embarrassed though. Aside from feeling uncomfortable or embarrassed, some women will play along because they just feel sorry for the guy (like "oh god, he's doing the phone thing again? This is st…
/r/seduction04/02/12 04:34 PM
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What about this part or depleater's post: Some people simply don't like confrontation, and when faced with a situation like that would prefer to fake laughter/playfulness to avoid things getting unpleasant. I've had people pull the "lol, try and get it back" game with me, and when I was younger I went along with it because I didn't know how else to react and wanted my thing back (now I just stare blankly until my thing is given back). In reality though it made me feel awkward, embarrassed, and l…
/r/seduction04/02/12 03:37 PM
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Yes, and it was very well stated. Edit: I know that last line was facetious, but I responded to it with seriousness because although we all like the jokes, your post shouldn't be downplayed.
/r/MensRights27/01/11 08:34 PM
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I'm aware that it's not common anymore, I was just giving an explanation as to why people consider it more violent. Most people equate female circumcision with the African communities which practice ritualistic complete removal of the clitoris and labia. Since procedure is rather shocking, and perhaps because there's no profit to be had, it gets more media attention/initiatives to end it. I was unaware of the fact that foreskins were used in cosmetics, so I looked it up and...ugh. The cosmetics …
/r/MensRights03/01/11 09:41 AM
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I used to frequent Jezebel for the sex and fashion sections, then I started noticing how most of the site was tripe like this. Now I'm embarrassed to say I ever gave them traffic.
/r/MensRights03/01/11 08:14 AM
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I agree that there both abhorrent practices. However, in male circumcision only the foreskin is removed while in females it's typically the entire clitoris. In a way, it's like castration. The procedure is usually done while the girl is awake and screaming (Edit: Usually, but not always. There are different forms of female circumcision such as the removal of the clitoral hood which women used to have done under the misguided notion that it would enhance sexual pleasure). Male circumcisions are u…
/r/MensRights03/01/11 06:17 AM
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Ahhh, okay. That makes more sense. Thanks.
/r/MensRights28/12/10 11:01 PM
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Oh :/ Are cases like this involving girls really less likely to get buried or are they just speculating? The article didn't imply it and I wouldn't know the statistics on that.
/r/MensRights28/12/10 10:32 PM
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This is a sad, interesting story and all, but why is it in Men's Rights?
/r/MensRights28/12/10 08:16 PM
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The reason the feats of women (especially the early ones around Earhart's time) are blown out of proportion is probably because, up until a few decades ago, women were mostly only allowed to be wives and mothers. When women started breaking into other professions and hobbies it became notable because it had never happened before. Then the media would run with it and...you get the idea. Also, the feats of all famous people in history, regardless of gender or race, are often blown up while their f…
/r/MensRights25/12/10 04:35 PM
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True, I didn't even think of that.
/r/MensRights24/12/10 03:28 AM
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What I was trying to get at is that a paternal opt out I often see presented isn't equal to a maternal opt out. If a mother decides to opt out it's going to be an emotional, physical, and financial strain. I'm sure for some men it would be an emotional decision whether or not to be a father but for the most part it would just be "welp...see ya." A father choosing to opt out should at least split the financial burden of the pregnancy. I'm not necessarily against the idea of men being to be able t…
/r/MensRights24/12/10 01:16 AM
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If only women could just have a "financial abortion" rather than a real one. I'm not saying the current system isn't bullshit, I just don't see abortion being legal as a good argument for a parental opt out system. Signing a piece of paper is not the same as sacrificing your bodily integrity for 9 months to put a baby up for adoption or going through and expensive, emotional surgery that can be a hassle to obtain. It's a frustrating system. I hate to see people trapped into parenthood (happens t…
/r/MensRights23/12/10 10:08 PM
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My boyfriend suffered from symptoms 2-4 when we first started hanging out. That's because we're well matched, not because I was putting him in the friend zone. For some reason I like to date people I can be comfortable and normal around and enjoy spending time with.
/r/MensRights23/12/10 08:23 PM
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Yeah, that could be, although when my rape happened shit became real. The rest of the of the night's a bit of a drunken blur, but the unwanted sex kinda stuck out. But yeah, a lot of women consent to sex whilst drunk and then regret it in the morning. It's unfortunate that those regrets can lead to false rape charges. Edit: and can lead to women making real ones be discredited.
/r/MensRights23/12/10 08:10 PM
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That's true. I suspect some girls lie about it because they're afraid their rape claim will be blown off..."Welll, you were drunk, what did you expect? You probably just don't remember....etc, etc."
/r/MensRights23/12/10 07:42 PM
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I don't really get the point in lying about being drugged. I was raped when I was drunk but claiming I got the date rape drug wasn't going to make me somehow more raped.
/r/MensRights23/12/10 07:16 PM
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Haha, that's awesome. Sounds like you guys mesh well :)
/r/MensRights21/12/10 02:50 AM
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People in general, male or female, are sexier when they take care of their physical appearance. I like sexy things and a man with visible stink lines who obviously doesn't take care of himself isn't one of them. However, I stay healthy and slender for my own happiness; my man would rather I be chubby (there's no effing way I'm gaining weight just for him) and the first thing he does when I come over is offer me sweatpants so we can be more comfortable :/ Edit: I'm glad you love yourself and your…
/r/MensRights20/12/10 08:28 PM
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Oh sure, I like feeling pretty but I don't maintain my figure and wear my hair a certain way just for my boyfriend's sake. She said she specifically does it "for her man" and called herself a trophy. Maybe being quantified as such brings her happiness. To each their own, I guess.
/r/MensRights20/12/10 08:11 PM
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I wouldn't exactly say you come off as shallow. I just hope you do all that for your own happiness as well and think of yourself as more than just a "trophy."
/r/MensRights20/12/10 07:19 PM
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If the woman leaves the man because "something better" came along then I'd have to assume she married the man out of convenience and not out of love (which I realize happens a lot, sadly). Like I said in another comment, I just hate to see people pigeonholed into a role they aren't comfortable or happy in whether they be male or female. While there are certainly biological trends, I don't think that should keep individual families from recognizing and doing what's best for their situation/person…
/r/MensRights19/12/10 07:36 PM
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I just feel sorry for men and women who get pigeonholed into a role they didn't want because there was no discussion on how to dole out the family responsibilities.
/r/MensRights18/12/10 10:04 PM
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I can accept that a one parent working part time while the other full time is beneficial for the child, but I do question whether or not it has to be the mother every time.
/r/MensRights18/12/10 09:12 PM
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[Deleted the man-pandering BS that used to be here.] Does that first chart have a breakdown that includes societal factors such as religion?
/r/MensRights15/12/10 05:51 PM
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[deleted useless MR pandering] I've met a fair number of men who wouldn't date a woman based solely on her "number," but they were mostly unenlightened and not exactly the most pleasant sort to date.
/r/MensRights15/12/10 04:48 PM
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I see what she's getting at. There's a bit of a double standard about sex for women. As a woman you're far more likely to get a rep as a slut, so some women turn to false rape accusations to "protect" their reputation. However, that doesn't make false rape accusations any more right. It's no better than a man citing his "uncontrollable urges" as an excuse for rape.
/r/MensRights15/12/10 03:28 AM
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I have barely even been able to get out of work because of intense "lady problems" (needed a change of pants, surprise menstruation, oh boy!) and I certainly wouldn't be able to get out of work because of cramps. "Lady problems" hasn't ever really gotten me anything but a slightly longer bathroom break. Anyway, I think using the "personal health matter" is a good way to go. She doesn't need to know exactly what's going and I don't believe it's legal for her to ask for details. She might figure o…
/r/MensRights14/12/10 10:35 PM
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