toiracse Archive

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1	The comedy: "I love you, man" is about the importance of male friendships, and finding a partner that doesn't look down upon them. A tale rarely told in todays media. I thought you were saying that something about what I said made it seem like that sort of manipulative behavior was okay, or justified.	/r/MensRights	08/02/13 11:48 PM
1	The comedy: "I love you, man" is about the importance of male friendships, and finding a partner that doesn't look down upon them. A tale rarely told in todays media. Well, pops, if you were saying that this is an excuse for women to act like men should sacrifice friendships for them (which inevitably happens anyway, I'm pointing out) then it's an excuse for men to maintain a wide amount of variety in their sex partner choice (which happens anyway, I'm pointing out, before men become committed to a relationship) It's no excuse for manipulative or emotionally crippling behavior in a relationship, whether you're a man or a woman is my point.	/r/MensRights	08/02/13 11:20 PM
1	The comedy: "I love you, man" is about the importance of male friendships, and finding a partner that doesn't look down upon them. A tale rarely told in todays media. Not really? Not anymore than it's an excuse for males to be polygamous?	/r/MensRights	08/02/13 10:03 PM
1	The comedy: "I love you, man" is about the importance of male friendships, and finding a partner that doesn't look down upon them. A tale rarely told in todays media. It's not just a stereotype. Men just in general prefer a wide support system which is not that deep whereas women prefer a narrow one that is very deep. Most small business owners are women with only a small number of employees. Most large businesses are full of men. That's just an example, but this is also evident in sports, probably your playground at your old school too. Also, with regards to couples, it is usually the case that it is a struggle between the man wanting to maintain his vast so…	/r/MensRights	08/02/13 01:52 PM
1	Male Psychologists? Actually, the main complaint from psychologists such as Karen Horney and the feminist approach was that all the psychology study and science done until then had been done by men. When you say a new field of study, do you mean a new one for you, or in general? Because I can tell you that a very large amount of psychology research in the past has been conducted by men, mainly due to it being a medical area of expertise. It was the main criticism of Freudian and Adlerian psychology; that it was not…	/r/MensRights	31/01/13 05:51 PM
1	"The Rules": How to control and abuse men while maintaining plausible deniability Self-help guide authors.	/r/MensRights	28/01/13 05:11 PM
8	Some thoughts, from a female. (supportive, NOT critical!) Welcome to sanity! ~ /u/drinkthebleach Yeah! Wait...	/r/MensRights	23/01/13 08:49 AM
2	Kindly indulge me in regards to some of my beliefs. My guy friends think I'm a disrespectful a-hole and I will never go anywhere in life if I express them publicly. They're absolutely right you won't go far if you express these opinions publicly.	/r/MensRights	31/12/12 12:50 PM
1	Bravo Google - A Rare Commercial Portraying Fathers as Something Other Than Bumbling Idiots maybe Google doesn't deserve credit for skillfully communicating with their target consumer, that's just good marketing. Woah, i said it wasn't aimed at mens rights in particular. It's still skillful and a great piece of communication, just not exactly your message. Still, it beats the hell out of those obnoxious Subway commercials where the pretty girls bully the nerd into giving up his sandwich every day. Maybe we need a new thread about that one... Personally I like the dichotomy of "when mum…	/r/MensRights	31/12/12 06:59 AM
1	Bravo Google - A Rare Commercial Portraying Fathers as Something Other Than Bumbling Idiots Sure, it's a great ad. All I'm saying is it's not particularly groundbreaking or different and the idea of mens rights wouldn't even have gone through the minds of the production team behind this, or the women who like the status... unless you accompanied it with a message about how men are not usually portrayed like this. The cultural idea that men are competent fathers when a woman isn't around is actually pretty well enforced. Still it was a good find.	/r/MensRights	31/12/12 06:34 AM
5	Bravo Google - A Rare Commercial Portraying Fathers as Something Other Than Bumbling Idiots The reason most commercials have bumbling idiot fathers, apart from the fact that white men are the easiest target for humor that won't cause political backlash is because in most American (and Australian) households... ...it's the woman that does the shopping. So even when advertising some male products you get the strange effect where it is much more profitable to market it to appeal to women (and indirectly men) than just flat out appealing to men. Don't believe me? Old Spice Guy. Who are Goo…	/r/MensRights	31/12/12 05:48 AM
2	Feminists and Manginas: "Slut shaming is bad. Virgin shaming is great!" The reality is that the conventional view that "the double standard is a mechanism by which men seek to control women's sexuality" has suffered a huge blow when in 1993 (yes, that long ago) Oliver & Hyde published a comprehensive review of prior research on sexuality which found that women supported this view more than men. Apparently, women are the ones who condemmn other women while permitting men to do similar things. For example a large national survey in 1965 (before feminist sexual revolut…	/r/MensRights	30/12/12 01:38 AM
1	Do people really believe that there are no biological differences between the sexes, or that such differences should be ignored? The problem when using these sort of logical yet truly sexist discrimination is that you end up basically asking whether or not sexism is always bad... which will get you a slew of hateful responses from men and women alike because of how we are conditioned to react to that sort of question In ethical theory what you are violating by pointing these things out is the Veil Of Ignorance. That is to say someone's rights should not be different if they were born into a rich family, born of any minori…	/r/MensRights	23/10/12 08:13 AM
1	How does a woman become the dominant partner in a relationship? - Yahoo! Answers (scary) Also the main combative method to this sort of person is to just fucking avoid them. Don't play their games, don't "fight back", don't indulge their dominance over you either. Just avoid them. You will be far better off in the long run, and soon these people will realize their lifestyle is one which drives others away.	/r/MensRights	08/10/12 05:06 PM
5	I once read that "80% of women have sex with 20% of men" but forgot where. Is there any truth to that? Thanks, I'll edit my post.	/r/MensRights	23/09/12 01:15 PM
26	I once read that "80% of women have sex with 20% of men" but forgot where. Is there any truth to that? The statistic you probably heard is that 80% of females manage to reproduce and only 40% of men do. This is the speech given by social psychologist Roy Baumeister.. Be very, very careful with speculation about what that statistic means. Edit: Easier-to-read version of the script	/r/MensRights	23/09/12 08:40 AM
3	An interesting blog post at Free Thought Blogs about A+ from an atheist woman that has left Iran and fights sharia in Britain. She politely calls bullshit on A+ attitudes. Well, I mean we could atleast try and facilitate learning rather than just mock and criticize him for not knowing political philosophy. He seems eager enough.	/r/MensRights	19/09/12 03:42 PM
2	On "The Nature of Men" speech. People who have been behaviorally trained to respond positively to being active members of large groups will naturally not be very responsive to deep individual relationships. Which gender, do you suppose, is encouraged to play more team sports, be active in pursuing new relationships and value number of relationships over depth of relationships? Bingo. So, for the person who develops this way, how well do you think would they build a deep relationship? It will be a slow process. However if that…	/r/MensRights	19/09/12 02:04 PM
3	"Forbes: Women Surpass Men In IQ". The media campaign against men and their gender escalates. The TIL article that found more men in the high outliers, though, would imply more men than women must therefore be at the low outliers as well That's not necessarily true. The normal curve would still hold if there were a larger number of females at the low outliers, or indeed if there were any mix of gender to form the lower outliers - the average population IQ of 100 does not imply that the average male IQ is 100 and the average female IQ is also that same 100 because you're introducing a new…	/r/MensRights	22/07/12 08:48 PM