pinkynahnah91 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	Had mediation with my ex, got joint physical care (50/50) and joint legal custody. I dont think any parent regardless of gender should use money allocated to a child for their own personal use. I only suggested he be better because I know there are people that will drag him for doing what a woman does with child support much worse because he is a man. And thats unfair and disgusting. Two wrongs dont make a right. Use it for the kid.	/r/MensRights	04/01/21 12:07 PM
3	Man legally changes gender to get cheaper car insurance I agree with you here, its straight up discriminatory, it should be based on years of No Claims and that is it! Take all stereotypes out of it.	/r/MensRights	03/01/21 09:15 AM
1	Im really confused feminists, I thought female privilege didn't exist? I thought institutional sexism against men didn't exist? I thought work & retirement were both WoMeNZ MoSt AfFeCted Issues? Or maybe feminism applies a gynocentric lens to all things, employs misandry & male disposability? Mate, you are far too emotional over nothing.	/r/MensRights	01/01/21 06:15 PM
1	Im really confused feminists, I thought female privilege didn't exist? I thought institutional sexism against men didn't exist? I thought work & retirement were both WoMeNZ MoSt AfFeCted Issues? Or maybe feminism applies a gynocentric lens to all things, employs misandry & male disposability? I'm really aghast at why you have jumped on me because I AGREE they should be the same age. You also seem to be typing quite frantically hence the many typos in the last paragraph of utter fucking nonsense. Is it the F word? Do I need to cater my language because you are screaming over a privileged I am agreeing with you on? Like what is your problem?	/r/MensRights	01/01/21 11:55 AM
0	Im really confused feminists, I thought female privilege didn't exist? I thought institutional sexism against men didn't exist? I thought work & retirement were both WoMeNZ MoSt AfFeCted Issues? Or maybe feminism applies a gynocentric lens to all things, employs misandry & male disposability? All this prose is completely unnecessary.	/r/MensRights	31/12/20 09:03 PM
0	Im really confused feminists, I thought female privilege didn't exist? I thought institutional sexism against men didn't exist? I thought work & retirement were both WoMeNZ MoSt AfFeCted Issues? Or maybe feminism applies a gynocentric lens to all things, employs misandry & male disposability? When you do the increases, two year increase womens, one year increase mens. Until they match.	/r/MensRights	31/12/20 08:19 PM
0	Im really confused feminists, I thought female privilege didn't exist? I thought institutional sexism against men didn't exist? I thought work & retirement were both WoMeNZ MoSt AfFeCted Issues? Or maybe feminism applies a gynocentric lens to all things, employs misandry & male disposability? WTF are you on about, are we discussing gender theory as a whole or this singular point that by the way I agree that men and women should have the same retirement age. What the fuck have I said wrong here, apart from dont take it off us, but give more to you? I really don't understand the shrilling and screaming because I said I think that we should be equal and my way of supporting equality is through a branch of feminism that's egalitarian. Is that not what you want? Or is it just the word fem…	/r/MensRights	31/12/20 08:00 PM
1	Im really confused feminists, I thought female privilege didn't exist? I thought institutional sexism against men didn't exist? I thought work & retirement were both WoMeNZ MoSt AfFeCted Issues? Or maybe feminism applies a gynocentric lens to all things, employs misandry & male disposability? Again thats not what I said, I said, make them match, not reduce everyone's.	/r/MensRights	31/12/20 07:44 PM
-1	Im really confused feminists, I thought female privilege didn't exist? I thought institutional sexism against men didn't exist? I thought work & retirement were both WoMeNZ MoSt AfFeCted Issues? Or maybe feminism applies a gynocentric lens to all things, employs misandry & male disposability? Why is wanting equal pay at the expense of males? Why is wanting men to have paternity pay and paid time off to have time with his family at the expense of men? Why is wanting men to be given more custody of their children at the expense of men. I am a feminist, because I dont believe feminine values are week in comparison to masculine values, they are just different. I dont think one party should get more, just because they are a man. I am a feminist because of the same reason I am a supporter …	/r/MensRights	31/12/20 07:11 PM
-7	Im really confused feminists, I thought female privilege didn't exist? I thought institutional sexism against men didn't exist? I thought work & retirement were both WoMeNZ MoSt AfFeCted Issues? Or maybe feminism applies a gynocentric lens to all things, employs misandry & male disposability? Its usually because of a patriarchal values that allows women to retire earlier. Men should be able to retire at same time as women, dont increase the age for women, reduce the age for men otherwise you're just being spiteful and the reason why equality based feminism needs to exist.	/r/MensRights	31/12/20 02:29 PM
-4	Had mediation with my ex, got joint physical care (50/50) and joint legal custody. Well ot depends, will you be using that money for the children or just because you think you're entitled to it? I'm a woman here, I'm just stating that you ought to be better with than money than perhaps she would have been so you dont get dragged further because custodial issues are so unfair.	/r/MensRights	28/12/20 07:30 AM
3	This comment almost made me cry. That's disgusting. I've been a scout leader before and I would never dream of telling one of my little guys that because I wouldn't want to hurt them. This is why you can't show emotion into adulthood without it being considered gaslighting because some cow has shamed you into feeling any form of anger through your dads. I'm sorry dude. I'm a woman but I agree with you 100% here.	/r/MensRights	28/12/20 07:19 AM