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1	Why The Red Pill Is NOT For Asian Men That’s weird that you link sexualization with love. Do you mean deromanticized? Cuz there is a huge difference between being seen as not sexual and not worthy of love. I’ve been sexualized most of my adult life and it’s so awful I turned ace. I never once felt loved when I was sexualized. Just objectified	/r/ExRedPill	05/10/24 07:51 AM
1	The rational Male - schould I read it? That last part makes no sense to me. You say a man with the drive and discipline to become a HVM doesn’t have the discipline to turn down sex from random women? Make it make sense. That said, just stepping outside will show you women tend to marry average and below average men. I rarely see a woman married to a man who is better looking than her. Women do seek out things like “will he be a good father” when selecting a mate and understand that a busy millionaire isn’t gonna be an active parent.	/r/ExRedPill	05/10/24 07:46 AM
1	Does instances like these not mean that women are more privileged than men due to men being more sexual in nature(which is again very much biological and not in their control)? Does this not show a gynocentric aspect of life? Yet they keep dissing men for being 'sexual' "Women are more in 'demand' which is exactly what gynocentric is." Yes, women are more in demand in PORN. And the only reason women are more in demand in porn is because less woman want to do it than men. A LOT of men want to be in porn. Only a small number of women want to be porn starts. Men are more in demand in literally every other field. Why the fuck are you jealous of who is more in demand in PORN? "Youre assuming i didnt reach out. I did reach out. " THen you have shitty sexist friends. …	/r/MensRights	24/09/20 06:04 AM
1	What kind of privilege is this again? This is a paper about sexism. About the harms of sexism. Yet instead of hating sexism, you chose to hate the movement that is trying to end sexism- feminism. Your hatred is targeted towards the wrong thing.	/r/MensRights	24/09/20 05:47 AM
1	What kind of privilege is this again? equality for women means that women no longer will be able to get away with things that rely on them being seen as weak. Equality for women means women will not get away with hitting men, even if the man is 3 times their size. It means women will not get automatic custody. It means woman will not get priority on safety rafts... but again, keep hating feminism.	/r/MensRights	24/09/20 12:03 AM
1	What kind of privilege is this again? fem·i·nism /ˈfeməˌnizəm/ noun 1. the advocacy of women's rights on the basis of the equality of the sexes. e·gal·i·tar·i·an·ism /ēˌɡaləˈterēəˌnizəm/ noun 1. the doctrine that all people are equal and deserve equal rights and opportunities. Source: Oxford dictionaries	/r/MensRights	20/09/20 10:39 PM
1	What kind of privilege is this again? conomics. It is also the reason why female hookers can't make a real living..because there are way too many women out there willing to suck dick for 20 bucks. Hell, the entire sex industry is dying because women happily go around fucking strangers for free. This isn't victim blaming, it's supply and demand. Back in 1990, a stripper could easily make 1000 a night just dancing on a pole. Now, strippers have to go around giving handjobs for 150. It's no longer a get rich quick career path. It's eco…	/r/MensRights	20/09/20 10:21 PM
1	Does instances like these not mean that women are more privileged than men due to men being more sexual in nature(which is again very much biological and not in their control)? Does this not show a gynocentric aspect of life? Yet they keep dissing men for being 'sexual' Yeah you know that they get selected at a much lower bar and standard than their male counterparts right? I am well aware that major changes do not happen overnight. Without feminism, women would not be able to join AT ALL. Would you rather go back to that world? Where men could be drafted but women wouldn't? Where a prenup is not even an option? Where you cannot even go to court to fight for custody because custody is automatically awarded to the "gentler" sex? Where someone marries you not bec…	/r/MensRights	20/09/20 10:10 PM
1	Does instances like these not mean that women are more privileged than men due to men being more sexual in nature(which is again very much biological and not in their control)? Does this not show a gynocentric aspect of life? Yet they keep dissing men for being 'sexual' Women don't have to do all the hard jobs in the world. Thanks to SEXISM. But FEMINISM is FIGHTING for the right for women to do the HARD JOBS. The only reason women are even able to enlist in the army is because of FEMINISM. You should be fucking thanking feminism for trying to make life just as "hard" for woman as it is for men. And there would not be a massive wage gap in the porn industry if male actors weren't so desperate to do porn for pennies. Just like prostutures woudl be able to demand…	/r/MensRights	19/09/20 10:52 PM
1	What kind of privilege is this again? Can you please just type in your native language and I will use google translate to understand you? It is like solving a super complex puzzle trying to understand what you're saying. Size was not even mentioned in the abstract. I assure you that if a 250 lb man was beating up a 130 lb man, people would defend the weaker man. Again, it is not about gender, it is about perceived fragility.	/r/MensRights	19/09/20 10:42 PM
1	What kind of privilege is this again? I don't understand where this "tonne" thing came from. You mean "ton" right? Understand males? Stop othering yourself. You're human. Women are humans. You don't have natural deviant impulses that are out of your control. Stop excusing shitty behavior. Control issues aren't inherent to any one sex. All humans have them, and all humans should work on fixing these control issues, not "embracing them and saying that's life!" Saying that men are a "certain way" would mean that women are also a "certa…	/r/MensRights	19/09/20 10:23 PM
1	What kind of privilege is this again? Name a concept that hasn't at some point been fucked up in its application by humans. Feminism is not the problem. Flawed humans are the problem. Flawed humans fuck up all good concepts because they are selfish and greedy.	/r/MensRights	19/09/20 01:17 AM
1	What kind of privilege is this again? The 130 lb man would have the same consequences as a women...he would either get excused by a cop who thinks it is silly that the body builder even complained, or get arrested just like my 120 lb friend got arrested for slapping her 200 lb husband after he dropped their baby....she did not hit him...she slapped him....because he dropped their baby. And she got thrown in jail. So depending on who the cop is, being smaller and lighter does not give you a free pass. I promise you, that if my 120 lb…	/r/MensRights	19/09/20 01:06 AM
1	What kind of privilege is this again? Never once did I justify anyone hitting anyone. Anyone who resorts to violence is a piece of shit who needs to get help. I am simply explaing why society has this double standard. If you are perceived as weak, you can get away with acting more violent because people see you as less of a threat. Do i think this means it is ok for weak people to act violent? Hell no. And you do not need to be evil to infantalize someone. Yikes. You have a TON of guilt and see everything as an attack. I think many …	/r/MensRights	17/09/20 08:01 PM
1	What kind of privilege is this again? exactly. they can get away with it because they are seen as weak. Whether they actually are weak or not is irrelevant. They would not be able to get away with it if they were seen as strong....regardless of their actual strength. And like I said to someone else, imagine a 130 lb man hitting a 230 lb man. He would be treated exactly the same as a woman because he is perceived as weaker.	/r/MensRights	17/09/20 07:30 PM
1	What kind of privilege is this again? any feminism based on hate is not feminism. It is someone twisting a concept to serve themselves...like those christians who hate gay people and brown people. Christianity is not about hate, but certain hateful people twist the concept around and use it as an excuse to hate. Unfortunately, humans are flawed, so even the best concepts are going to be twisted around by them. There is no concept that someone has not twisted and used as an excuse to be an evil piece of shit.	/r/MensRights	17/09/20 07:17 PM
1	Does instances like these not mean that women are more privileged than men due to men being more sexual in nature(which is again very much biological and not in their control)? Does this not show a gynocentric aspect of life? Yet they keep dissing men for being 'sexual' lmao shit ton of cash? You do know that most prostitutes charge between 50-100 bucks a pop right? By no means is that a "shit ton of cash." Prettier ones can charge 300 but they do not get clients as often. Even if you are a hooker who is charging 300 a pop, you would need to have sex 100 times a year just to make 30k before taxes. The hookers you hear about that charge 1k a lay, are usually porn stars with a huge following, and only get clients every once in a while. A ton of women can chose to…	/r/MensRights	16/09/20 10:53 PM
0	What kind of privilege is this again? Imagine that you are a small man.Around 5'6 and 130 lbs. Now what would happen if you hit a man who was 6'1 and 250 lbs? Would he fight back? Absolutely not...because he sees you as weaker and your hits don't hurt him. He sees you as WEAKER. This isn't because you have short light person privilege, it is because you are seen as having inferior strength. And no one is going to see you hitting this guy and think "Smebas is a violent horrible person." They're gonna think, wow that tall person Smeba…	/r/MensRights	16/09/20 10:33 PM
1	Does instances like these not mean that women are more privileged than men due to men being more sexual in nature(which is again very much biological and not in their control)? Does this not show a gynocentric aspect of life? Yet they keep dissing men for being 'sexual' You do realize that the only reason women face less violence is because we infantilize them and think they are too weak and not resiliant enough to fight right? If a woman sells her bathwater it is definitely the men who are creepy. Just like if a man has money and a woman tries to use him like an atm machine, it is the woman who is a gold digging shallow piece of shit, not the man. The woman/man selling his/her bath water may be weird or may be a marketing genius...but the bigger creep is the i…	/r/MensRights	16/09/20 12:41 AM
-1	What kind of privilege is this again? to the extent that they are not hurting you, And this is exactly how we "accept" women hitting men. We think men are super strong, super powerful, and super resilient. While women are weak little things who can't possibly hurt anyone. This again, is not privilege, it is infantilizing women. "you would tell them to stop and or call the parents to stop them and remove yourself from the situation. " Interesting that you understand the concept of not fighting back when a child is involved but not wh…	/r/MensRights	15/09/20 11:34 PM
1	Does instances like these not mean that women are more privileged than men due to men being more sexual in nature(which is again very much biological and not in their control)? Does this not show a gynocentric aspect of life? Yet they keep dissing men for being 'sexual' This is as stupid as saying that men have "success privilege", "strength privilege" or "height privilege." No one likes being used, nimrod. And stop trying to use biology to excuse creepy behavior.	/r/MensRights	15/09/20 06:08 AM
-21	What kind of privilege is this again? the privilege of being targeted by someone so weak, that he can continue filming and even put his thumbs up for the lols? But on a serious note...the only reason society lets shit like this happen is because men are seen as strong, resilient, and superior. This "privilege" you think women have is actually the same "privilege" children have. Children can hit an adult all they want and get away with it. Why? Because we see children as weak and stupid, incapable of controlling their emotions. We se…	/r/MensRights	15/09/20 06:05 AM