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1	The Worst Cities For College-Educated Women Trying to Find a Decent Date (WTF?) Thanks for providing that context.	/r/MensRights	24/02/13 08:45 PM
1	The Worst Cities For College-Educated Women Trying to Find a Decent Date (WTF?) I think your point might seem more credible if you had made it without misrepresenting the article. Regardless, this is just one insignificant article written by one person among a sea of other articles on the issue. There's no reason to believe that it is representative of women's primary perspective of the education crisis. I'd bet that if you looked at the entire body of work of articles about the education crisis you'd find that it doesn't support your belief that women are as self-absorbed …	/r/MensRights	18/02/13 01:38 PM
1	The Worst Cities For College-Educated Women Trying to Find a Decent Date (WTF?) Education & income are still associated to some extent, but not the same extent that they used to be. Again, if income were the point, they could have just looked at income. This article, which your original statement supposedly represented, specifically says (and includes source citation) that this trend is true for both men and women: One of the great social narratives of the past half century is that Americans have been self-segregating into cultural and class enclaves, in part by marrying pe…	/r/MensRights	18/02/13 01:26 PM
1	The Worst Cities For College-Educated Women Trying to Find a Decent Date (WTF?) You are misrepresenting what the article says & instead inserting your own pre-conceived ideas about women. First of all, I think we can agree at this point that the article does not say women want to date up, as you initially said it did. That was really my only point. Secondly, the article is about education, not finances. Nowhere does it indicate that women want men to support them financially. If that were the point, it would look at income, not education.	/r/MensRights	18/02/13 12:16 AM
1	The Worst Cities For College-Educated Women Trying to Find a Decent Date (WTF?) But she says absolutely nothing about women wanting to marry up - not even if you "read between the lines". That actually contradicts the whole premise of the article, which specifically says it's about people wanting partners with the SAME education - not a higher one. One of the great social narratives of the past half century is that Americans have been self-segregating into cultural and class enclaves, in part by marrying people more and more educationally like themselves.	/r/MensRights	17/02/13 09:06 PM
-1	The Worst Cities For College-Educated Women Trying to Find a Decent Date (WTF?) So did I and my question stands.	/r/MensRights	17/02/13 01:42 AM
2	The Worst Cities For College-Educated Women Trying to Find a Decent Date (WTF?) This article is about women dating men with equal educations. How on earth did you get anything about "dating up" or needing a bread-winner from that??	/r/MensRights	16/02/13 07:26 PM
2	"Rape culture" video with the usual lies (1 in 6, 90% women, 97% no jail). Deletes any link to CDC report that shows women rape men as often as men rape women. (1) Right. But I was referring to the rest of his post as well. (2) So we should be looking only at female penetration and males being made to penetrate and only in the previous 12 months? What is the rational for completely disregarding the lifetime prevalence of rape?	/r/MensRights	14/01/13 01:59 AM
1	"Rape culture" video with the usual lies (1 in 6, 90% women, 97% no jail). Deletes any link to CDC report that shows women rape men as often as men rape women. I'm not trying to engage you in an argument. I'm just trying to understand what the OP is saying and where in the article he posted he saw the data that backs up his claim.	/r/MensRights	13/01/13 10:32 PM
1	"Rape culture" video with the usual lies (1 in 6, 90% women, 97% no jail). Deletes any link to CDC report that shows women rape men as often as men rape women. Thanks for the info. I'd love to see that data too, if you wouldn't mind linking me to it.	/r/MensRights	13/01/13 10:13 PM
1	"Rape culture" video with the usual lies (1 in 6, 90% women, 97% no jail). Deletes any link to CDC report that shows women rape men as often as men rape women. I'm new to Reddit, so perhaps I've stumbled into the wrong place, but... I'm confused. Are you saying that: (1) The CDC (and the Department of Justice, Department of Defense, FBI, and states that share their definition of rape) is a feminist institution that is trying to marginalize and silence male rape victims by failing to include in their definition of rape sexual violence that does not include penetration? (2) That this CDC report shows that, when the definition of rape is expanded to inclu…	/r/MensRights	13/01/13 08:59 PM