sshah528 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
2	Do You Feel Obligated To Protect Women As Men? You are damn right I would. This is not man/woman deal - It's perpetrator vs victim. If I saw Brock Turner assualting a woman (as he did) and just walk by as though nothing was happening - fuck that noise - yeah I'd step in. You can stand up for Men's Rights without having to disregard (all) women.	/r/MensRights	30/12/23 07:29 AM
1	God, it's crazy how biased AITAH subs are against men AITAH is run by a entitled, spoiled brats. Any time a parent disciplines a kid, they are automatically the asshole. Parents need to give them the world and then some. Heaven forbid a parent ask them to take any responsibity for their actions. Even relationships & relationship advice is extremely biased toward woman. Those subreddits are jokes, not to be taken seriously.	/r/MensRights	10/11/23 06:20 PM
0	How to cope with the amount of rejection you get as a man? Don't ask.	/r/MensRights	22/10/23 10:33 PM
-15	Is it just me, or are people extremely forgiving of female cheaters? A woman with multiple partners is any number derogatory terms. A man with multiple partners is a stud. Conversely, a man with few partners doesn't have "game." A woman with few partners is called a prude. If you ask women, (obviously) they are going to give themselves the benefit of the doubt while blasting men. That's like a racist if they are racist. (Ready for the downvotes)	/r/MensRights	14/10/23 03:48 AM
2	Be honest, what do you actually think about female management at work? My background - I worked at several dealerships as a lot attendant. I would say, all told, I worked directly/indirectly with 24 male managers (counting all dealerships) 5-6 were really good, the others memorable because they were such assholes. I also worked at Kohl's Dept. Store, at a store - for 23 years. Corporate leadership (after 1997) was a joke - all men trying to prove their manhood by expanding the company at the expense of associates. For a very long time, our store was considered trai…	/r/MensRights	10/10/23 06:13 AM
2	Dear men why don't you go fuck yourelves. Yours truly, The Ladies I wanted to reply to the article, interestingly enough, there is no comment section. How convenient. (My guess is she'll get a crap ton of negative responses, so to "protect" her and the "magazine"(?), they turned off comments. 🙄🙄🙄 Weak.	/r/MensRights	08/10/23 08:20 PM
6	Dear men why don't you go fuck yourelves. Yours truly, The Ladies And when a man snaps, "men's mental health does not get addressed" or "men should seek out therapy." Men seek it out, and author says, "Fuck off, don't rely on women." Women will say men don't open up, man opens up, expresses his need, author say, "Fuck off." 🙄🙄🙄	/r/MensRights	08/10/23 04:54 PM
1	TV shows portray men/fathers as idiots, and one ought to be aware of this and look out for it. Even a seemingly innocuous show like Peppa Pig portrays the father as an idiot, and this has an effect on children subconsciously. Agree, there were some/are terrible shows out there. It's gone from one extreme. where the wife was no more than a homemaker (she was still intelligent, just not put in a professional environment) to what we have now. While I'm not up to date on modern shows, there were some shows that weren't too bad - Growing Pains, Family Ties, Family Matters, Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. I'd ass The Cosby Show, but Bill liked to assault women, so that defeats the Father is a good guy. I would say Cheers was a mi…	/r/MensRights	02/09/23 09:53 AM
16	Anyone else uncomfortable working around young women now? Fortunately not in the situation. I was 45 working retail. About 1/2 the staff were high school girls. Even being cautious, I was told I made an associate uncomfortable. Fortunately for me, the girl told the HR manager, who knew me & worked with me for ~15 years. She brought me in, because she needed my help at the store. She (manager) asked me what happened, I told her (what I said), she told me to get back to work & she'd take care of it. About 6 weeks later, this girl that said I made her unc…	/r/MensRights	17/08/23 01:49 PM
31	My old boss was just served a 30 day eviction notice by his partner...after living in the home they bought together 11 years ago. Look for another attorney? Not sure if a divorce attorney could help if they were never married.	/r/MensRights	05/06/21 03:09 AM
-18	Feminisms many frauds are best exposed with “emotional labor” and how it applies only to women. Curious to know what feminists think men feel working at jobs that are more likely to kill them and deprive many of them from social contact. Your title is a thought provoking title. I'd like to know how emotional labor has anything to do with feminist thoughts on men occupying dangerous careers. I'd also want to know facts and sources. What are the top 10 most dangerous jobs? What are the demographics? What, if any, are the barriers to entry? How difficult is it for a woman to enter the field? Is your theory operating on a SISK, DISK? If SISK, will the woman make enough for the man to plan birthday parties? Your last statement under …	/r/MensRights	02/05/21 06:05 PM