sirloafalot Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
5	THIS is why, if a guy asks a woman to have an abortion and she refuses, he should not be financially responsible. My sister didn't trick her husband into having a baby by not taking her birth control pills but she did convince him it would save their marriage. I guess, in a way it did, because now they both feel stuck. They are trapped in a loveless marriage and they fight every day about stupid things. Their daughter is 14 now, and she is a mess. I say that from the heart. A child deserves so much more than a parent that just needs to have a baby. My sister knew her husband didn't want children when she ma…	/r/MensRights	23/11/11 03:10 AM
45	Botched circumcision. Who should be blamed for this? Parents? Doctor? I honestly don't get it. I'm a woman, I can't have kids so probably my opinion counts very little, but I am married and when I discussed this with my husband (regarding my step-son) he said, "I just wanted him to look like me." Now, I love my husband. And certainly he has no complaints that I've ever heard him voice regarding his circumcision but I still don't see the point. My sister was a nurse at a large hospital in NC and she used to weep over the babies that got circumcised. It's simply a b…	/r/MensRights	20/11/11 03:17 AM
1	“As I was cleaning it off, there were people yelling at me calling me a typical fucking male,” Thank you very much for the information. I will make sure that he is aware of the help that is available to him and offer my endless love and support. I subscribe to lots of different subreddits because I enjoy reading other people's thoughts on a whole host of ideas.	/r/MensRights	01/11/11 12:37 PM
1	“As I was cleaning it off, there were people yelling at me calling me a typical fucking male,” He just went back to her this week, with her promising to "change", of course. Right now, all is calm. He claims they both have a lot of work to do to fix their broken marriage. I just hope the three months he had away from her strengthened his resolve to not accept that kind of behavior from her.	/r/MensRights	01/11/11 12:35 PM
6	“As I was cleaning it off, there were people yelling at me calling me a typical fucking male,” You know what? This really makes me sad because it's honestly true. It doesn't lessen the impact of violence against women. I am a woman. I subscribe to r/shitreddit says and r/twoxchromosomes but to believe that violence against any person is right is just horrible. My brother, who is ten years my senior and a retiree from the military, finally found the strength to leave his physically and emotionally abusive wife of over twenty years. We have all supported and encouraged him. Three months lat…	/r/MensRights	01/11/11 01:16 AM
27	Why not to get married (Taken from /r/funny) I married a man with three children from his previous marriage. He is not wealthy and in fact my salary pays the bills while the remainder of his salary, after child support, is for "non-essential things" like gas for the car and groceries. I'll gladly work a billion more years if that's what it takes. He is the most honest, hardworking man I've ever met in my life, other than my own father. It's a shame his ex-wife didn't appreciate those qualities but I'm kind of thankful she didn't because he…	/r/MensRights	15/10/11 11:12 PM
15	Man With Breast Cancer Can't Get Medicaid Coverage Because He's A Man Why? Because people that have insurance pay thousands of dollars a year with the hope that when they are in a time of need their insurance will actually cover their medical issues. Sadly, that is not always the case. I've been insured since I was eighteen, partly paid by my employers and partly paid by myself. I've used my insurance in only one major case, that was for my hysterectomy. I, and my employers, have paid probably several thousands of dollars into this system throughout the years. I h…	/r/MensRights	06/08/11 02:40 AM
24	Man With Breast Cancer Can't Get Medicaid Coverage Because He's A Man I find it sickening and sad that a lot of cancer patients don't qualify for Medicaid. Cancer treatments can cost hundreds of thousands of dollars, but if you "own" a home or a car or some property in your name it's nearly impossible to qualify for government programs, regardless if you are a woman or a man. I know people that work two or three jobs trying to support their spouses undergoing cancer treatments because the spouse was not covered by their company insurance prior to a cancer diagnosi…	/r/MensRights	06/08/11 12:23 AM
6	If women have the right not to be automatically considered whores, I feel men should have the right not to be automatically considered rapists. I agree. There's nothing really to afraid of if a man invites you for coffee. Did she really say she was afraid? Or did she just say, "Please understand why this situation would make me feel uneasy and try to understand why a lot of women feel uneasy in situations like this"? I'm not accusing anyone of anything. I don't want believe any person is capable of hurting another and I don't want to live in fear. So I don't. I totally understand Dawkins' point, many other women live in far greater trag…	/r/MensRights	07/07/11 02:35 AM
20	If women have the right not to be automatically considered whores, I feel men should have the right not to be automatically considered rapists. I don't consider any man to be a rapist. In fact, I'm counting on you not being a rapist if I think anything at all about it. However, I've been in an elevator in the wee hours of the morning, when I'm exhausted and just want to relax, with a man that I didn't know. In that situation, I smiled and made small talk, but in the deep recesses of my mind I'll admit I was slightly intimidated. Not afraid that he would attack me, but just wary of the situation. We, as women, are told to be on our guard…	/r/MensRights	07/07/11 01:56 AM
29	Penis Preservation Prevails: Ban on Male Circumcision Will Appear on San Fran Ballot I can't have and don't have children of my own, so maybe my opinion doesn't really count, but mutilating your child's genitals seems horrible to me. I understand that a lot of people think the foreskin is not needed. I happen to think several of my internal organs aren't needed, but I still have them. Hello, appendix, you serve no worth! Still, I'm glad I didn't have to undergo surgery as a newborn to remove it.	/r/MensRights	19/05/11 02:40 AM
8	Judge to Dad: ‘Visitation’ via Skype is Good Enough I know this is slightly off-topic, but kudos to all you fathers that actually want to be in your children's lives and fight for the right to have contact with them. It warms my heart. I hear so many stories from women about how their men find it so easy to walk away from any form of support, be it emotional or money, and it just reaffirms my trust in my fellow humans to know that some men take their parenting rights so seriously. My husband, who has three children with his first wife, can't even…	/r/MensRights	01/04/11 02:05 AM
2	A young man’s right to choose NOT to be a father… Oh, my, no. Everything is a thousand times better! I was able to leave a partial ovary, so I have my own hormones. Sex is so much better without all that discomfort.	/r/MensRights	29/03/11 08:02 PM
2	A young man’s right to choose NOT to be a father… I had a whole load of problems and didn't see the point in keeping something so dysfunctional that caused so much pain when it was clear I couldn't have children. I have never been more pleased with a decision in my life! :D	/r/MensRights	29/03/11 07:53 PM
1	A young man’s right to choose NOT to be a father… I certainly agree, wholeheartedly.	/r/MensRights	29/03/11 12:37 PM
6	A young man’s right to choose NOT to be a father… This is horrible to me. I'm a woman that has never wanted kids of my own. And luckily, could not have them thanks to tons of faulty plumbing. I had to convince my doctor to give me a much desired hysterectomy at 30, with no kids, because obviously I don't understand my own body. /sarcasm I honestly think if she feels that strongly about having a child and he feels that strongly about not having a child, she should do what she thinks is best for her and the baby, but he should be absolved from ha…	/r/MensRights	29/03/11 01:33 AM
3	False Rape Allegations - Official Figures From Bedfordshire Police - Requested Under The Freedom Of Information Act. I honestly don't understand the type of person that would falsely accuse another of rape. Maybe I'm sheltered, or innocent, but as a woman I would imagine that to be one of the worst things you could say about someone. This entire subreddit has been eye-opening for me.	/r/MensRights	31/01/11 01:26 AM
3	Some Feminists Advocate that False Rape Accusers "Should Not Be Prosecuted" Anyone that falsely accuses another of wrongdoing deserves to be punished to some extent. Period.	/r/MensRights	29/01/11 11:12 PM
4	Here is the infamous Virginia bill that would allow physical castration of male sex offenders I honestly will. This thread has been an eye-opener. I am a woman and a chronic fence-sitter that loves to read both sides of the story, and normally agree with both, to some extent. Thank you for your thoughtful responses.	/r/MensRights	28/01/11 11:02 PM
4	Here is the infamous Virginia bill that would allow physical castration of male sex offenders No, I get it. The justice system often fails. I guess, it's just my anger that overcame me. The defendant in this particular case has admitted he did, in fact, rape and torture a toddler. He had her blood from her torn rectum and vagina all over his pants. He repeatedly pummeled her and raped her and left her for dead in her crib. I don't need amends to be made for later for him. But I understand that passing a bill like that would be detrimental to a lot of men that don't deserve that treatment…	/r/MensRights	28/01/11 10:25 PM
0	Here is the infamous Virginia bill that would allow physical castration of male sex offenders We have a case going on here in Texas, where a man was left alone with his two year old stepdaughter: http://www.tdcaa.com/node/7726 It appears as though he did it, beyond a shadow of a doubt, although the trial is not over yet his own defense attorney stated he "went too far." I have no problem with him being castrated. To leave a toddler torn and bloody, screaming out of pain, in their crib, while he sat back down quietly on the couch until the mother returned home...well, that's just a form o…	/r/MensRights	28/01/11 09:46 PM