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1	Anytime a woman is giving a dating advice for men, that advice only works for men who don't need it. I have actually given real advice to someone who asked for it. And in return, I was met with hostility. Why would I want to expend my energy on taking the time to write out a thoughtful and authentic response only to be harassed about it? The advice in question (I'm paraphrasing here) was this: If we know each other well enough to exchange socials/texts then I wouldn't find it weird if you sent me a message relaying that you're looking to start dating again but don't feel comfortable using the a…	/r/PurplePillDebate	03/09/25 11:25 PM
2	Anytime a woman is giving a dating advice for men, that advice only works for men who don't need it. I can understand how that specific type of information might be useful to you. However you must also certainly understand that a woman sharing information online about previous sexual partners puts her at risk. If a woman did share that, she would be harassed in the comment thread for having "a high body count" or something else equally gross and irrelevant. She would get lots of inappropriate DM's ranging from men asking for hookups or photos to violent death threats. Until women can feel like …	/r/PurplePillDebate	03/09/25 10:05 PM
1	Wow, older women really are full of baggage Everyone carries a suitcase full of past experiences they bring everywhere. The reason older women may seem to have an unexpected amount of baggage is just simply because they are older. I'm only casually dating a few men right now and have been 'single but dating' since 2019. I know I have more of a past history now than I did a decade ago. I recently turned 40 and I can say with certainty that I am a lot more confident now than I was at 25. I am no longer trying to discover myself because a li…	/r/PurplePillDebate	01/09/25 11:39 PM
5	Women only care about men's issues when the ramifications of it starts affecting them directly. Men at the same time are expected to acknowledge female struggles and if men show an indifference towards plights of women, they ae shamed and guilted into conforming I'm not quite sure why you're telling me that I have a nefarious coded message hidden within my post. I'm just an AuDHD social scientist and I tried to make it clear that I am not blaming modern men for the patriarchy. It was men from like a thousand years ago who set up this system, because men are usually the ones heading governments and making policy choices. It hasn't seemed important enough for the men in charge over this time frame to make any lasting decisions. As far as male DV shelters …	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/05/25 11:15 PM
–	Women only care about men's issues when the ramifications of it starts affecting them directly. Men at the same time are expected to acknowledge female struggles and if men show an indifference towards plights of women, they ae shamed and guilted into conforming You are so correct this is a circumstance where the problem is not feminism. What I want to address is the rest of that paragraph. Hopefully I can articulate in a way that makes sense. You admit that this disparity of empathy for men has been existing since the dawn of time in society and then also claim that men are more inherently disposable in society and because of this it is in one's best interest to not get too attached. I have a few thoughts about this. First, I don't think you will find …	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/05/25 10:11 PM
1	How do you think the world would look if there were more absent mothers? I don't think it can all be attributed to cultural differences. For one thing, the culture of the town was very typical of communities with just a few thousand residents. Most people are self-proclaimed Christian conservatives in addition to a large and very active Catholic population. With an emphasis on family values and the importance of marriage, there was more cultural pressure to get married and have children after high school than the cultural pressure to continue my education and transit…	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/10/24 01:47 PM
1	How do you think the world would look if there were more absent mothers? I think in this case it would be helpful to know the ages of the single parents in both studies, and the age when they became parents. The reason I bring this up is because when I was in high school, I knew 4 girls who had babies and were single moms. All of the men who got them pregnant were between 20-24, and the girls were 15-17. If most single moms have their first kid before they're even adults and most single dads have their first kid after they are adults, that disparity would be importan…	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/10/24 10:32 AM
3	It’s hard to talk to women in 2024 I'm the same way! My definition of feminism is that I want men to have the same rights I have (like body autonomy and parental termination for unwanted pregnancy that results in a child). We will never be able to move forward socially in our search for justice and fairness, until we recognize that equality is irrelevant without equity as well (e.g. the accommodations we make for wheelchair using citizens). It's important though to not deride other women who claim to be for men's rights but haven…	/r/MensRights	11/10/24 01:15 PM
1	CMV: the gas lighting needs to stop Hey I am wondering if you have ever been with a partner and used a sleeve for additional girth/length during sex? I dated a man with a very short penis a few years ago and he always said he preferred to have sex wearing the sleeve. The sex was great honestly but I am demisexual and wait until I feel comfortable to be intimate. I won't be into the encounter until I've developed emotional and sexual attraction to a person. Only after I feel that connection I am willing to be intimate. I believe th…	/r/PurplePillDebate	06/08/24 04:17 PM
2	Blue Pillers on this sub are committed to keep men down (part 2) Oof I watched my sister struggle with incurable acne from the age of 12 until she hit her early 20s. Like you, she had tried every OTC treatment for severe acne and her dermatologist at the time told her she had incurable acne (I don't know if that's the exact terminology her doctor used or if that was just her adding a dramatic flair). After visits to other skincare specialists she told me she was done with professionals because they didn't really want to help fix her skin. Their interest seeme…	/r/PurplePillDebate	01/08/24 05:32 PM
1	I can’t remember who said it, “once things get difficult feminists will change their tone and try to bargain and bring men to their side. I agree it is curious that this is finally something being brought to the forefront of the culture. Honestly though I think it needs to be examined with a historical context. I am not a historian and I wasn't alive then so I do not have the skills to form an objective framework to explore this topic. I do my best to learn but I am really baffled why this social issue has taken so long to surface.	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 08:16 PM
1	I can’t remember who said it, “once things get difficult feminists will change their tone and try to bargain and bring men to their side. What a wild assumption to make. I didn't convince him to get sterlized, he had been looking into the process before we met. I never pressured him into it. Also, he is the one who divorced me.	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 07:41 PM
0	I can’t remember who said it, “once things get difficult feminists will change their tone and try to bargain and bring men to their side. I have used non-latex condoms to the same effect, and have never found any brand of condoms that do not irritate me (my sister is also like this). Tbh it has been years since I needed to use one it is possible there have been improvements.	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 10:50 AM
1	I can’t remember who said it, “once things get difficult feminists will change their tone and try to bargain and bring men to their side. I am aware of that, and it is why I said if you know you are childfree that should be more your vibe but male birth control that isn't a condom should be something available for men for those who may want kids in the future. When I was married my husband had a vasectomy and he experienced some sexual side effects that he still deals with. I feel terrible for him that he experiences this. However he went into it knowing that was a possible side effect. Of course, any medical thing has the possibi…	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 08:28 AM
7	I can’t remember who said it, “once things get difficult feminists will change their tone and try to bargain and bring men to their side. I agree. Men should absolutely be able to terminate their parental responsibilities if an unwanted pregnancy with their partner arises and said partner wants to keep the pregnancy. I also think more men should be aware of the part they play in reproduction. Y'all need to start shouting for male birth control if you are 100% certain you don't want children yet. And if you are childfree like I am it's irresponsible to not get a vasectomy. I am a childfree woman and I am allergic to most condoms be…	/r/MensRights	10/05/22 08:02 AM
3	Female therapist arrested for "having sex" with her 14-year-old client now claims she was the victim Well hey dude, maybe we need to start a sub dedicated to obtaining full equality amongst humans. I would love to see that.	/r/MensRights	12/09/18 12:06 AM
2	Female therapist arrested for "having sex" with her 14-year-old client now claims she was the victim Well, first I need to say, I love men. Some of my favorite people are men. Also, I'm sorry you've been categorized as evil simply because your reproductive organs are mostly external. That's unfair and cruel. I can understand why the word feminist itself conjures up negative connotations, but we are on a sub called MensRights not HumanRights. That said. Yes, I am a human equalitist. Which is probably not a real word. But I think, as an adult human, I should be equal to all other adult humans. It…	/r/MensRights	11/09/18 11:47 PM
3	Female therapist arrested for "having sex" with her 14-year-old client now claims she was the victim Yes. I wholeheartedly agree on all points.	/r/MensRights	11/09/18 09:38 PM
2	Female therapist arrested for "having sex" with her 14-year-old client now claims she was the victim And that is entirely wrong. Many victims and survivors of abuse, be it sexual or domestic are males. Gender should be irrelevant. I am sorry that is the case in your country. I wish it wasn't. I do know all I can do is be vocal to my local lawmakers to make sure that men have equal access to those types of services. That is the whole reason I sub here, because I am not a man and it's a great resource for me to be able to see things from a perspective I don't have.	/r/MensRights	11/09/18 09:15 PM
-2	Female therapist arrested for "having sex" with her 14-year-old client now claims she was the victim Hey, I get where you are coming from but I need to say this. I am a staunch feminist. For me, and most feminists I know, that means we want equality across the board. That means she should be treated the same as if the roles were reversed. That means this is rape. In a similar vein, it's unfair men are discriminated against in family court a lot. As a feminist this us unacceptable to me. As a feminist human adults should be treated the same regardless of gender. This is a problem with society an…	/r/MensRights	11/09/18 05:18 PM
9	Got banned for saying this Just a question, I don't understand, why would you say that? I don't see how it would be relevant to the discussion so I'm just curious.	/r/MGTOW	30/05/18 03:06 AM