skamnorth Archive

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1	Even in 2013 I guess men are obligated to put themselves in danger to protect women. Tell me...what are women obligated to do for men in this modern age? Thanks for the tip! Hopefully I won't be needing it in the future, but its still good to know. Getting between them was stupid and I didn't think straight, I just acted on impulse. I don't know what would come out of kicking him though, both guys (another one was holding my friend) were notorious in our city, and both of them trained kickboxing. (I know I should have called their club, but it was a small town and they'd know who told.)	/r/MensRights	12/06/13 07:12 PM
9	Even in 2013 I guess men are obligated to put themselves in danger to protect women. Tell me...what are women obligated to do for men in this modern age? The only time I've ever gotten punched was when stepping between some drugged up idiots looking to beat someone and their target for the night: a pacifist guy friend of mine. I kind of thought they wouldn't hit a 5'3 non-violent chick, but boy was I was wrong. Still no regrets, they were about to break his hand. Yeah its silly that women aren't expected to interfere and men are, but things change in the heat of the moment and you act on instinct. Some people instinctly run away from danger and s…	/r/MensRights	12/06/13 07:48 AM
2	I'm sorry, I came here against you, and 2 weeks of reading has opened my eyes. A recent conversation with a feminist friend has me livid right now. (BIG fucking wall of text) Friendly tip. Stop using caps (or stop shouting) when having a discussion with people, no matter if you passionately disagree with their opinion or not. Even if I'd agree with points you make, the caps makes them seem a bit obnoxious.	/r/MensRights	06/05/13 01:54 AM
10	Are you a man? Like tinkering with motors? Congratulation! You're a misogynist! She posted it in /r/relationships too, it did not go over well over there.	/r/MensRights	18/03/13 05:36 PM
7	My boyfriend has been accused for rape and this girl is making my life hell for it. My SO's ex, in malign desperation, accused him of raping her. She went around telling everyone how he had beaten her, raped her... And then she rallied up a gang of 14 year old guys to come "beat him up". (They just stood outside his house. He invited them in. They didn't come.) Reason for these accusations was simply that he had broken up with her. She was a complete whackjob which would scream and throw things at him. She was emotionally and physically abusive. Had I been in his life back then…	/r/MensRights	09/03/13 04:13 PM
1	When will this be unacceptable.. Its already unacceptable in most of EU I think. At least the Nordic countries. Instead, they go by hair length now, long hair costs more to cut then short hair. I thought this poster was strange since I always end up spending 2-3 more times the amount then what my SO does on hair. His is short and mine is shoulderlength, and even though its now forbidden to name it a "mens cut", a short hair cut is so much cheaper. I always thought that pricedifference was the norm also without the law. Interest…	/r/MensRights	13/02/13 03:06 PM
29	"If more girls were willing to be ladies, would more guys feel challenged to be gentlemen?" [FB] Birds of a feather flock together.	/r/MensRights	10/02/13 06:10 PM
4	How come sexism like this is deemed acceptable by the majority of people? That's sad. My favorite daycare nanny was a "uncle", and my ex (male) was a daycare-nanny as well. That's in Norway though.	/r/MensRights	09/02/13 05:55 AM
13	How come sexism like this is deemed acceptable by the majority of people? Did they actually say that, or did they just not respond to your applications?	/r/MensRights	09/02/13 05:41 AM