ohdaang Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
75	my story in gaining custody	Marriage/Children	ohdaang	/r/MensRights	29/11/22 03:18 PM

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1	Supposedly, fathers are 16x more likely to make false accusations than mothers in custody cases..... I've seen many men and women lie in custody situations... even just regarding the family unit in general. My personal experience however is that men lie more than women. Not a whole lot more but definitely more. Again, just from my personal expiration. I can't tell you how many times a good for nothing "father" claims he pays "so much" in child support, buys school supplies, shoes, clothes, haircuts, etc. etc. yet his baby mama doesn't let him see the kids. These are the same guys who are out ev…	/r/MensRights	02/12/22 07:15 AM
1	If you have dodged child support, how did you do it? who is keeping you away from your children? I've been through the court system, I know first hand the struggle men face in the system. no one, even if you do not pay child support, can keep you away from your children. no one. unless you are hurting them. do you hurt them? is that why you can't see your children? you're ridiculous man. you came up with some BS scenario that no one was talking about and that you did not mention in your original post.	/r/MensRights	30/11/22 01:33 AM
1	my story in gaining custody didn't even cross my mind... crazy. maybe you're right. damn shame the world we live in.	/r/MensRights	29/11/22 11:23 PM
1	If you have dodged child support, how did you do it? who said this scenario involved someone withholding parental rights but still demanding child support? not sure what point you're trying to make with the rest of your statement. it is simple... i believe as men we are to take care of our responsibilities. period. you have a child? regardless how that child came into this world... that is your blood right there. that is you. take care of your children as much as you can. period. that includes money, love, shelter, food, support, etc. if you don't…	/r/MensRights	29/11/22 11:23 PM
1	my story in gaining custody hm im curious what you mean? what could be different?	/r/MensRights	29/11/22 10:11 PM
1	my story in gaining custody patience... if i learned anything thru all this. i do not need her help but best believe, i will let years pass and let that backpay pile up. then i will sue her and ask for all of it. money doesnt mean a thing to me. i have my son and he is safe and healthy. but money means a lot to her and i cant do much as far as revenge... but i can at least do this.	/r/MensRights	29/11/22 10:07 PM
1	If you have dodged child support, how did you do it? we disagree fundamentally on the right of the child and those responsible for the child	/r/MensRights	29/11/22 02:13 PM
1	If you have dodged child support, how did you do it? so it's ok to abandon a child? i suppose if you're ok with murder (or abortion to be PC) then you would be ok with abandonment... women can legally be "dirtbags" but as men we should be above that... a man takes care of his responsibilities. just because women have the luxery of fucking around with no consequences doesn't mean men do and doesn't mean men should act like women or want to act like women. (and i mean by fucking around with no consequences)	/r/MensRights	29/11/22 02:09 PM
1	If a woman stops taking the pill to get pregnant, without the consent of the man she is sleeping with - is that also rape? interesting... sex under false pretense is rape? good argument however if you apply that equally across the board... so much rape would occur... how many men lie about income, status, education, experiences, etc. to get laid? how many women do the same? everyone would be raping everyone... we cannot apply criminal charges to an act solely because someone lied about something. not arguing that lying about BC and "trapping" men is ok i just dont think sex under false pretense should be illegal.	/r/MensRights	28/11/22 02:36 PM
5	Men Expressing Feelings I can only talk from personal experience but I've always been able to express myself. I've never seen anyone, both female or male, not be able to do so. The only time I've seen it be criticized is when it comes off as "bitching". No one likes to hear anyone bitch. So I guess, as long as your feelings are within reason and you're not just bitching, it's ok.	/r/MensRights	16/09/21 08:17 AM
51	Reddit and Men Reddit is extremely "liberal" with pretty much anything. If you have a different point a view, it's not welcomed here.	/r/MensRights	16/08/21 07:22 PM
0	I heard that women get easier training in the military than men do. I wonder if that's true at all (it wouldn't surprise me if it was) My view carries no more weight than anyone else's. Keepong that in mind, I do not believe women should be drafted. basically men are being been as disposable. I believe, it's more that men are seen as more capable and less that men are seen as disposable. Is it sexist? Sure. Is right? Idk. Should women be drafted? Maybe. Do I believe women should be drafted? No. If they draft, you'd assume it's to fill combat roles as other MOS require a lot more than physical ability. Assuming this, know, most …	/r/MensRights	18/01/21 02:37 AM
1	I heard that women get easier training in the military than men do. I wonder if that's true at all (it wouldn't surprise me if it was) We've had many major conflicts and there has been many battles/firefights. Just because the news isn't covering it, don't think people aren't out there doing the work that needs to be done. Anyways, yes, I agree it should be more challenging but you have to keep in mind not every job will see action. In fact, unless you're a combat MOS, the new ACFT is adequate, imo. Regardless, do not underestimate our armed forces and know the ACFT is equal across genders.	/r/MensRights	18/01/21 02:15 AM
6	I heard that women get easier training in the military than men do. I wonder if that's true at all (it wouldn't surprise me if it was) APFT has changed. It's now called ACFT and gender plays no role. Edit: Source: I'm literally on an Army Base, rn. Also, the new ACFT is pretty easy, anyone can do it if they apply themselves. I think they may have made it easier than it should be to account for women. Regardless, gender doesn't play a role like it did before.	/r/MensRights	18/01/21 01:59 AM