stickofglow88 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
45	Do women ever make you feel like second hand citizens? Whats the worst thing you’ve had to experience.	Discrimination	stickofglow88	/r/MensRights	04/03/21 06:06 PM

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1	Are you scared of marriage too? Marriage is only a disadvantage to a man if he earns more. I’m female, I earn more than my partner and have my shit together, him on the other hand has debts and is still renting. We’ve only been together a month, he’s already mentioned moving in soon, marriage, having kids … I’m terrified.	/r/MensRights	16/12/21 07:56 AM
2	6 million dollar payout for woman who never married and never lived with man... oh Canada... I think the way things are going and the divide between men & women - woman all get tarred with the same brush so do men... and because of that we’ll all just stay single, we’ll just sleep with them instead. Men paying for sex will become the norm. The human race will die out unless it’s an accidental pregnancy. ...deep down it sucks because I want to have a baby and grow old with someone.	/r/MensRights	06/06/21 11:02 AM
1	Do women ever make you feel like second hand citizens? Whats the worst thing you’ve had to experience. It’s such a difficult situation but it might have been best to have spoken to HR first or get them to talk to her. I’d be embarrassed if someone told me to put my tits away but then again they wouldn’t be out in the first place :D Some women are weird as fuck, my fella works in TV and one of the actresses does naked yoga in her dressing room and leaves the door ajar... :O	/r/MensRights	05/03/21 06:32 PM
2	Do women ever make you feel like second hand citizens? Whats the worst thing you’ve had to experience. It was late when I wrote the question, you know what I mean though. Although I feel second hand as well too sometimes :D	/r/MensRights	05/03/21 06:20 PM
3	Do women ever make you feel like second hand citizens? Whats the worst thing you’ve had to experience. Yes I guess, I don’t have a problem with it at all. My kids school has a male headteacher (principal) and most of their teachers are male... a lot of people did move their kids out when the new head was assigned. I really hope it wasn’t because he was male - cas that’s awful. In the U.K. anyone working with children, disabled or elderly have to undergo a background check anyhow - I’m assuming there’ll be something similar in the US? so people just need to chill out.	/r/MensRights	05/03/21 06:10 AM
2	Do women ever make you feel like second hand citizens? Whats the worst thing you’ve had to experience. I’ve been groped by men AND WOMEN! No gender is worst than the other but you have the right to stop their unwelcome advances. I think the only toxic people are the ones saying people are toxic because of their gender, whether that be man haters or women haters. I think these people just want someone to blame for a past experience so they just generalise a whole gender which is stupid.	/r/MensRights	04/03/21 09:01 PM
0	Do women ever make you feel like second hand citizens? Whats the worst thing you’ve had to experience. I think a pre-nup should be a requirement of marriage, every big decision you make like getting a new job, buying a house etc etc has a contract so why should getting married be any different. As for paying for another mans child I guess it depends... if you haven’t been in that child’s life that long then that’d be unfair & it’s not fair for the woman to just expect alimony. I certainly wouldn’t expect for my partner to pay for my children especially if we broke up because my ex, their dad is f…	/r/MensRights	04/03/21 08:39 PM
1	Do women ever make you feel like second hand citizens? Whats the worst thing you’ve had to experience. I live in north England and talking to strangers is a normal thing which is great. It’s sad that men feel like a threat, I was reading an article about how women feel threatened by a man performing CPR on them... it’s just beyond common sense. If I’m dying I’d be more than happy for a man to give me CPR, certainly better than the alternative. But you are right about the younger generation, I have three sons and they are way more emotionally intelligent. My eldest is taught stuff at school that I…	/r/MensRights	04/03/21 07:54 PM
1	Instead of teaching boys "it's never ok to hit a girl" we should be teaching all kids "it's never ok to hit anyone" So if your mom hit your dad then he hit her back full strength - that’d be ok?	/r/MensRights	01/08/20 02:24 PM
1	Evreyman is a king in my book Yer just some kings are shorter than others :D (sorry I couldn’t resist) Plus if anyone refers to themselves as king - they need putting down along with anyone who classing themselves as queen or princess... no you are not a princess, you are a spoiled brat. The only time it should be used if you’re part of royalty, not just think you are.	/r/MensRights	30/07/20 04:40 AM
9	I cried today remembering my rape That’s awful, I too have been raped. You need to tell someone (an adult) maybe a trusted teacher? Family member? You are still a child in the eyes of the law, you need to report this - it’s not just rape but child abuse. Maybe call a child helpline first to get advice?	/r/MensRights	19/07/20 11:16 AM