oexilado Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
4	This is what real, actual, unapologetic body shaming looks like. This right here is what women don't have to deal with. Fair enough.	/r/MensRights	05/11/21 11:58 AM
-15	This is what real, actual, unapologetic body shaming looks like. This right here is what women don't have to deal with. Yeah, I would not consider that an example of body shaming. Also, women can have alopecia and its usually way worse than what happens to us. A good example of body shaming would be the insufferable trend of women making fun of men for their height. If you are under 6"0, then you are not a real man, clearly /s. Nevermind the fact that often the ones speaking this are not even close to 6 feet tall.	/r/MensRights	05/11/21 11:38 AM
18	USA: Fullerton sports bar sues woman who claimed she was drugged and later raped Regardless of the facts here, there's gotta be legal consequences for false claims. And it needs to be very hard ones One lie of the sort can ruin and taint a man's life forever. Even if he's complety innocent, some people won't give a shit and the damages made can be permanent.	/r/MensRights	04/11/21 02:53 PM
49	Police wrongfully murder the victim, the father who was being attacked with a knife. They instantly assumed the woman was the victim as they always do. Whats even worse, in the description it says that he had a taser as a option, but decided to use his gun instead. As if its not enough, he fires twice. Disgraceful.	/r/MensRights	04/11/21 02:44 PM
2	TIL Prince "Consort" Henrik of Denmark, who died 3 years ago, was denied the title of King despite being married to Queen Margrethe ii. He protested the double standards of this decision until his death. You already did. Suit yourself.	/r/MensRights	03/11/21 10:10 PM
3	TIL Prince "Consort" Henrik of Denmark, who died 3 years ago, was denied the title of King despite being married to Queen Margrethe ii. He protested the double standards of this decision until his death. The double standard of the modern world does not apply to the world of noblemen and royalty.	/r/MensRights	03/11/21 09:45 PM
3	TIL Prince "Consort" Henrik of Denmark, who died 3 years ago, was denied the title of King despite being married to Queen Margrethe ii. He protested the double standards of this decision until his death. "Equality" isnt something you would say about nobility. In fact, quite the opposite. Nobility live in a society and life of their own. It makes no sense to push modern times standarts on them.	/r/MensRights	03/11/21 09:13 PM
6	TIL Prince "Consort" Henrik of Denmark, who died 3 years ago, was denied the title of King despite being married to Queen Margrethe ii. He protested the double standards of this decision until his death. Was that the case, however? I doubt he denied or was denied the luxuries that came with life as consort. Also, this guy was not poor by any means prior to his union. Im pretty sure he didnt need to ask for a allowance or anything of the sort.	/r/MensRights	03/11/21 08:29 PM
9	TIL Prince "Consort" Henrik of Denmark, who died 3 years ago, was denied the title of King despite being married to Queen Margrethe ii. He protested the double standards of this decision until his death. Im I supossed to feel for this guy? He's not only a noble, but a prince. He probably already had wealth, status and titles prior to the union. If he really cared that much and it was such a issue for him, then he should've forsaken his titles, quit the royal life.	/r/MensRights	03/11/21 08:17 PM
5	Incels The media have now taken this word and applied it to a group of people that I do not want any kind of association with and have created a bigger contextual meaning to the word. We agree to disagree. That is not what I'm discussing here. Fine. But in this scenario, your partner now thinks that you're bad because you don't support her celibate lifestyle. Do you not care about that? No, I would not. It is her choice, not mine. She cannot force me to accept or like something I have no say over. If i…	/r/MensRights	03/11/21 02:57 PM
2	Incels Being an Incel is contextually much more than simply not having sex with your spouse. If we cannot influence or make reason with anothers perception of us, then we ought to not concern ourselves with their opinion. Sometimes its simply out of our hands.	/r/MensRights	03/11/21 02:30 PM
14	Incels Not having sex with your spouse doesnt make you an Incel. In this situation the best thing to do is discuss a solution. Try to fix the problem, try couples therapy, perhaps try opening the relationship, divorce, etc. As men, we shouldnt care if we are seen as "bad" guys, not in this situation, at least	/r/MensRights	03/11/21 01:33 PM