thoraismybirch Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
31	Guy gets sucker-punched by a female, responds and then defends himself from another female video It looks like bullying to me too. Without context, it's difficult to really take a side. To me, it looks like basically everyone involved acted inappropriately	/r/PussyPassDenied	22/04/17 05:03 PM
9	Woman cheats on husband, uses that as proof that her marriage is irrevocably broken, and tries to steal half of his stuff in divorce. Court rules against her and media creates a circus. isn't unhappy enough to just go She moved out over two years ago in February of 2015.	/r/MensRights	27/03/17 03:39 AM
-1	Woman cheats on husband, uses that as proof that her marriage is irrevocably broken, and tries to steal half of his stuff in divorce. Court rules against her and media creates a circus. Please identify the appropriate statute. Everything I've read says UK law is to consider contributions and needs of both. So if one contributed more, the other gets less, but always enough to live on (assuming it doesn't prevent the other from also living similarly well).	/r/MensRights	27/03/17 03:38 AM
4	Woman cheats on husband, uses that as proof that her marriage is irrevocably broken, and tries to steal half of his stuff in divorce. Court rules against her and media creates a circus. And how am I guilty of that? All I've done is indicate that OP's statements in his title aren't backed up by the source material. How does that constitute an attention grab or request for money?	/r/MensRights	27/03/17 02:42 AM
3	Woman cheats on husband, uses that as proof that her marriage is irrevocably broken, and tries to steal half of his stuff in divorce. Court rules against her and media creates a circus. instead of treating like crap the way many of the other posters did. It's so frustrating to see people on either side refuse to have a respectful disagreement. Thanks for being similarly civil. my family environment was substantially more egalitarian than the average American's family environment. That's wonderful! I really wish more families were like this. Unfortunately, no matter how right we feel our way is, we shouldn't be able to impose those beliefs on others. My mom has a Master's degree…	/r/MensRights	27/03/17 02:13 AM
2	Woman cheats on husband, uses that as proof that her marriage is irrevocably broken, and tries to steal half of his stuff in divorce. Court rules against her and media creates a circus. Let me clarify. What do you mean by rattling my can? What can?	/r/MensRights	27/03/17 02:00 AM
2	Woman cheats on husband, uses that as proof that her marriage is irrevocably broken, and tries to steal half of his stuff in divorce. Court rules against her and media creates a circus. Huh?	/r/MensRights	27/03/17 01:51 AM
5	Woman cheats on husband, uses that as proof that her marriage is irrevocably broken, and tries to steal half of his stuff in divorce. Court rules against her and media creates a circus. It's really great having a relationship, you should try it sometimes. Then you might know why people do it it and why it works. <3 Relationships are great. Especially when you both feel equal. When I was with my ex, we went through periods where he made more and periods where I made more. I did more day to day cleaning and he'd do a big weekly clean. I always did the dishes because he worked in a kitchen and he usually cooked the meals. Relationships that work manage to do so because the partner…	/r/MensRights	27/03/17 01:46 AM
4	Woman cheats on husband, uses that as proof that her marriage is irrevocably broken, and tries to steal half of his stuff in divorce. Court rules against her and media creates a circus. We really don't know enough from the paltry reports of these sources. My parents taught me very early: the only people who know what goes on in a relationship is the two people in it. You can never truly judge someone's relationship accurately because, as you've pointed out, there's bias everywhere. Only this couple knows. So on its face, yes, she was a terrible wife. And on its face, he was a terrible husband. That shouldn't surprise anyone. Terrible people tend to attract one another. I won't …	/r/MensRights	27/03/17 01:29 AM
9	Woman cheats on husband, uses that as proof that her marriage is irrevocably broken, and tries to steal half of his stuff in divorce. Court rules against her and media creates a circus. Yeah, she moved out two years ago (Feb 2015). Shouldn't that be long enough to grant a divorce?	/r/MensRights	27/03/17 12:35 AM
7	Woman cheats on husband, uses that as proof that her marriage is irrevocably broken, and tries to steal half of his stuff in divorce. Court rules against her and media creates a circus. Show me where, in the source you linked, it indicates she is seeking half of his possessions. Show me where, in UK law, it indicates the split is always 50/50. Hint: it isn't. The courts consider necessary living expenses and contributions. Tell me why you think her seeking a divorce is somehow malicious. Tell me, why are you so angry at women? There are real, legitimate injustices levied against both men and women based purely on their genitals. You've probably had your foreskin robbed of you a…	/r/MensRights	27/03/17 12:31 AM
5	Woman cheats on husband, uses that as proof that her marriage is irrevocably broken, and tries to steal half of his stuff in divorce. Court rules against her and media creates a circus. At no point did I say it was justified. I said she did it to provide a fault. Explain isn't the same as excuse. But apparently that's wrong because I've read more. It happened in 2012 and was unrelated to the divorce. She just cheated and later decided she wanted a divorce. Do you honestly think it's OK to require someone to remain in a marriage against their wishes?	/r/MensRights	27/03/17 12:08 AM
7	Woman cheats on husband, uses that as proof that her marriage is irrevocably broken, and tries to steal half of his stuff in divorce. Court rules against her and media creates a circus. They are millionaires. the couple married in January 1978 but have been living apart since February 2015. During their time together they built up a mushroom growing business, which turns over £5million a year. It would seem that, should they finally be granted a divorce she would be well within her rights to half of the fortune (assuming equal partnership). There's nothing that suggests anything other than equal partnership, but even this article doesn't mention what she seeks beyond a divorce.…	/r/MensRights	26/03/17 11:53 PM
17	Woman cheats on husband, uses that as proof that her marriage is irrevocably broken, and tries to steal half of his stuff in divorce. Court rules against her and media creates a circus. This article is a true testament to how many people upvote content without even reading it. At no point in this article does it claim she sought to steal half of his things. In fact, terms of the divorce sought were never even mentioned. It's a story about a woman who is being forced to stay in a marriage she no longer wishes to be in. She doesn't love him and wherever this (holy shit! England?) is requires fault for a divorce to be approved. She cheated to provide a fault so she could seek a di…	/r/MensRights	26/03/17 11:33 PM