miniwyoming Archive

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3	I lost weight and now im scared of women IDK what the big issue is, bruh. You lost fat, gained muscle, and improved yourself. Yes, women prefer better-looking men. Given a choice—which you now have—you wouldn’t fuck unattractive women, either. No different than an employer wanting better employees or parents wanting a better school for their kids or flying to South Africa just for a better steak. And, in the end, you discovered that, indeed, it was all within your control. As long as you don’t knock up any of these women or get conned …	/r/MensRights	22/07/23 07:04 AM
11	‘What Is the Point of Men in the 21st Century?’ The west is a waste b/c of the pendulum swinging too far. And we’re seeing mass discontentment. No surprise.	/r/MensRights	25/05/23 09:39 PM
5	Another Victim of “Are We Dating the Same Guy” Facebook Group in NYC.. Any Guidance? Stop using all this shit.	/r/MensRights	21/05/23 09:51 AM
6	Another Victim of “Are We Dating the Same Guy” Facebook Group in NYC.. Any Guidance? Stop using this shit.	/r/MensRights	20/05/23 04:05 PM
9	I'm not the Villain ""rolled a nat 1" The irony of this post is off-the charts. Seriously, though, yeah, the handicapped (physically OR socially) are always going to face ostracizing, they're always going to be the outcasts, and, regrettably, human nature is such that most people tends to avoid people who are "outside of the norm". It's regrettable precisely because it's the right strategy, statistically. But, that makes it tough for the handicapped people to survive, let alone thrive, in our societies. I'm sorry y…	/r/MensRights	13/05/23 11:24 PM
3	Notice how the term "incel" and "nice guy" are never applied to women, even the entitled ones? Come on. Any drunk guy would prefer going home with his last choice than going home alone. Any woman--and that's almost every one, up to about 250/300 lbs--can land a drunk-enough guy for one night. Women are not generally celibate by choice. If they want to get laid, they can find a way. You are drastically understating the asymmetry of the situation.	/r/MensRights	11/05/23 09:43 PM
1	Notice how the term "incel" and "nice guy" are never applied to women, even the entitled ones? Because those aren't things that apply to them.	/r/MensRights	11/05/23 09:34 PM
1	I was accused of sending explicit images when I was 14, which led to years of abuse, despite my innocence Excellent ideas!	/r/MensRights	11/05/23 09:02 PM
10	I was accused of sending explicit images when I was 14, which led to years of abuse, despite my innocence For any young person reading (or dad with young son), this: "My friend came out of his class and said people had been talking about ‘my penis’ in the class" Is the MOMENT you begin to file sexual harassment charges against the students--and then against the school if they don't get it under control. This kid is English, so IDK what their legal mechanisms are, but in the US, I'd go after the bully's parents, I'd go for a restraining order, and I'd start filing civil lawsuits. I'd also hire some p…	/r/MensRights	11/05/23 06:38 PM
2	At my last job my female supervisor made complaints about my "inappropriate" behaviour and the female manager backed her up. Once someone starts making a big deal of something, you gotta start the phone camera. As sad as that seems, that's how this shit needs to work.	/r/MensRights	06/05/23 07:21 PM
1	NYT admits it was a false rape accusation in the 23rd paragraph. Lawrenceville student commits suicide after school allows a false RAPE charge to spread. "But I repeat my earlier point - the law is what legislators write it to be." "Anything can be criminalised." Yes. But it isn't. Which is why I said: "It doesn't work that way, but here's what you can do." JFC--all that way just to arrive at the beginning. Yes, there is a universe in which this COULD ONE DAY BECOME CRIMINAL. But, it isn't. Plus, harassment is very hard to prove. Stop moving goal posts. It should, but it isn't. It doesn't matter if you think it should be. That's the takeaway.	/r/MensRights	06/05/23 12:58 AM
1	NYT admits it was a false rape accusation in the 23rd paragraph. Lawrenceville student commits suicide after school allows a false RAPE charge to spread. "where the penalty for false accusation" And that has to be a FORMAL ACCUSATION. Not gossip. JFC You are so confused about the actual straight-line argumentation. Someone said false accusations should be more heavily penalized. I agree. But, since we can't, I outlined what you could do. Then you say, it "does work that way", and it turns out, NOTHING works that way, b/c neither NJ law nor AUS law allows you to criminalize gossip. Only official accusations. From what I read in the articles, my …	/r/MensRights	06/05/23 12:27 AM
4	NYT admits it was a false rape accusation in the 23rd paragraph. Lawrenceville student commits suicide after school allows a false RAPE charge to spread. You might be (wrongly) conflating two things. [First, IANAL. Moving on...] New Jersey does make false sexually assault accusations a crime--but if it's a LEGAL accusation; i.e., via police report: https://www.newjerseycriminalattorney-blog.com/false-sexual-assault-accusations-in-nj/ But, it doesn't cover kids spreading gossip. And that's the problem. It's legal, unfortunately, to bully, in many instances. The law is simply too crude a mechanism to deal with this. Plus, reading your source, I thi…	/r/MensRights	04/05/23 11:46 PM
23	NYT admits it was a false rape accusation in the 23rd paragraph. Lawrenceville student commits suicide after school allows a false RAPE charge to spread. It doesn't work that way. But you can use libel/slander laws for this. Of course, "actual malice" and "knowing falsity" can be very hard to prove. But, that's the mechanism we have. Bullies have existed forever. Maybe legislation can create new means of relief and prosecution, we also just have to help men understand that this shit happens, and that as horrible as it is, to find a way to persevere. Reading a different source (Ann Coulter is pretty garbage-y), I ran into this: Elite boarding scho…	/r/MensRights	04/05/23 06:22 PM
2	Why can't Women understand Male Struggles? They could care. But, see it from their POV. Why should they care? They've got a planet of full of men who wanna bang them. Mating is a competitive sport. If you were rich and tall and handsome with a huge cock--and had millions of people who would glad fuck you--would you care about the struggles of ugly, fat, bald, sexually inexperienced women? Yes, you're right that women blame their shit on men wrongly. Nothing you can do about stupidity.	/r/MensRights	02/05/23 09:08 PM