sunshinedaze Archive

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6	Against men's rights, how would you tell an 11 year old boy he doesn't deserve to go to school becayse he was born male I usually don't comment on your stuff on account of I probably come across as bitchy, but.. yeah. The term "cis" is pretty much every day vernacular for people in the lgbtq community. :)	/r/MensRights	23/11/12 03:55 AM
2	Ex-Wife Trying to Bar Me From My Son's Practices [self-blog] Glad I could help. Even if it wouldn't have ended with them doing anything, it's always best to be the proactive parent. Your ex is a damn bully, and I've personally seen the lengths people will go to just to get her to leave them alone. Hopefully this eased a little of the stress and anxiety. Give the boys stealthy hugs from me next time you have them.	/r/MensRights	14/08/12 06:24 PM
1	Ex-Wife Trying to Bar Me From My Son's Practices [self-blog] We may not talk, or even be on civil terms most of the time, but as someone who knows your situation fairly intimately, I just wanted to tell you I'm sorry the cow's being even more moo-tastic than usual. Can you call the event center (or wherever it is the practices are being held) and speak to them? Maybe explain that there's nothing in your parenting agreement that forbids you from attending, offer to bring up the paperwork in case they'd like to take a look, that sort of thing? You might be …	/r/MensRights	14/08/12 03:26 PM
1	My new workplace has a who-takes-out-the-trash rotation, and females are exempt. Is that legal? My brain works just fine, actually, and as a mother to child who actually has special needs, I find people who think that the word "retarded" is an acceptable insult are typically lacking in mental efficiency, themselves. I asked a logical question. That was all I was curious about. I was never in any way rude, and when the question was answered, I actually completely and enthusiastically agreed with the OP. "Don't get your panties in a knot" is a turn of phrasing. I don't think I've ever met an…	/r/MensRights	18/12/10 03:14 PM
1	My new workplace has a who-takes-out-the-trash rotation, and females are exempt. Is that legal? I didn't say I agreed. I said that was the reasoning behind it, in the establishments where I have worked, and it was a policy. That's all. :]	/r/MensRights	18/12/10 04:34 AM
0	My new workplace has a who-takes-out-the-trash rotation, and females are exempt. Is that legal? Okay, yeah... that's ridiculous.	/r/MensRights	17/12/10 10:53 PM
0	My new workplace has a who-takes-out-the-trash rotation, and females are exempt. Is that legal? It was mostly curiosity. It wasn't about who "deserved" any of it. The only excuse that can be made, is that statistically speaking, men are bigger, stronger, and less likely to be attacked than women. shrug I'm probably not going to get bent out of shape. Personally, I think women ought to get their asses back in the kitchen. I'm fairly pro men's rights. It was an honest moment of curiosity. Don't get your panties in a knot :]	/r/MensRights	17/12/10 09:38 PM
-1	My new workplace has a who-takes-out-the-trash rotation, and females are exempt. Is that legal? It probably isn't legal - but where is your dumpster? I know a lot of places that have a "men only" trash rule because it's safer for a man to take it out than a woman. Not saying it's fair, just the reasoning behind it.	/r/MensRights	17/12/10 07:55 PM