workmpioegzz Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	Is anyone else annoyed with how everything is "creepy" to girls these days? I was watching the game and felt really uncomfortable about the amount of time they fixated on the girlfriend. It was a little creepy. Everyone in the room with me completely agreed. This was not a friendly "hello", or a small "his girlfriend is supporting him" moment; it was like, a full on minute during a god damn college football game of filming some dude's girlfriend and talking about how good looking she is. I felt bad for her--it just went on for too long (which is what made it creepy/weir…	/r/MensRights	10/01/13 03:55 PM
2	Husband comes home from work to find his wife adopted out their daughter, his consent not required by law. I couldn't agree more! I was just responding to this: So your saying its ok if a woman gives away a mans child without his consent if they aren't married? Just a hypothetical question. I'm sure there are solutions to these kind of circumstances, so I'm just picking brains!	/r/MensRights	09/01/13 05:50 PM
1	Husband comes home from work to find his wife adopted out their daughter, his consent not required by law. I obviously agree that both parents should consent to the adoption of their child...but what is a woman to do if she cannot "get a hold" of the father? What if he disappears? Is she stuck with the baby because she "can't" get the fathers consent?	/r/MensRights	09/01/13 05:27 PM
1	Double standards in sports I learned in a training once that women's brains are determined "fully developed" around 22-23, and men's about 26-27ish. I found this incredibly fascinating (mainly, that it happens in our 20's!). It was a couple of years ago though, and I definitely do not have those resources available.	/r/MensRights	18/12/12 04:00 PM
-1	How can I make this about meeeeeee? I think the sentiment is that, after you are dead you no longer feel pain. People who lose their loved ones are still around to endure life without them. I may be inclined to make an argument that those who lose a loved one are going to be more emotionally damaged than the dead person (because they no longer have feelings); but it is silly to say that it is women more affected than men. I'd suggest people, in general, suffer.	/r/MensRights	12/12/12 08:43 PM
3	/u/FrenchFuck accurately explains the societal pressures of being expected to "man up" and how deeply misunderstood masculinity is (r/Bestof) This is terrible. Seeing a man cry is instantaneously more of a trigger for me. When I see a woman cry, it doesn't seem as pressing (not that the issue at hand may not be, but--I suppose I am just used to women crying). So, when confronted with a man crying I always take the issue far more seriously and it affects me more profoundly. I don't know how else to explain it, but its almost like I have far more empathy for men who cry-vs-women. I suppose this is not the norm though!	/r/MensRights	12/12/12 08:01 PM
4	My take on "DON'T BE THAT GIRL". So your idea to fix the problem is to behave in the exact same manner as those who are offending you? How will this ever work?! Trying to get your point across with spite and anger is not going to benefit this movement in any way, shape, or form. If you want to be taken seriously, use diligence, thoughtfulness, and insight--please don't stoop to the level that is blaming, shameful, and just plain wrong. However, if you want to, that is up to you! And yes, I do think it makes a mockery of rape an…	/r/MensRights	05/12/12 04:38 PM
13	My take on "DON'T BE THAT GIRL". Something about mocking postpartum psychosis and the extremely devastating experience of killing/losing a baby is probably not going to work in your favor of proving a point. I have a feeling most would find it so ludicrous and offensive that it would just sidetrack what you may be trying to accomplish.	/r/MensRights	05/12/12 04:16 PM
1	School bans Movember because girls can't grow facial hair Did you even read the article? This has nothing to do with femisists or male inequality. This kid is 13, most boys cannot sufficiently grow a mustache at that age. That is why they banned it. Not saying it isn't stupid, but you're fighting the wrong fight here dood. p.s. In my school all kinds of "distracting" shit was banned, its school.... They have weird non-sensicle policies.	/r/MensRights	15/11/12 03:52 PM
3	Working in a mostly-women office, how do I respond to the blatantly anti-men comments? Playing dumb is one of the best ways to get a point across.	/r/MensRights	05/11/12 05:52 PM
16	Working in a mostly-women office, how do I respond to the blatantly anti-men comments? To be fair, the whole circumcision thing is not only women believing it is the "parent's choice"--there are a lot of men that believe it too.	/r/MensRights	05/11/12 05:50 PM
1	Male Midwife Gets Banned From Breastfeeding Training Class (What's Next, No Male OB/GYNs?) I can kind of get on board with you. I still think there is a distinction between: "I don't want them doing their job because of their gender" --> this is ludicrous and I agree with you. and "I don't want deal with this person entirely because of their gender" Okay, this is awful too. However, it can be re-worded to saying "I would feel more comfortable working with this person because of their gender". I've seen it go both ways in this thread. The only people getting downvoted or chastised are …	/r/MensRights	09/10/12 06:40 PM
1	Male Midwife Gets Banned From Breastfeeding Training Class (What's Next, No Male OB/GYNs?) Well my mother and 2 best friends are all therapists, I work in a large social service agency amongst several lisenced professionals. I know my mother and many of her collegues attend therapy on a regular basis, and both of my friends have engaged in counseling for their own mental health--and it has been said to me on more than one occassion from people everywhere in the field that it is in good practice to attend therapy of your own. It does not mean they are "suffering a severe psychological …	/r/MensRights	09/10/12 06:26 PM
2	Male Midwife Gets Banned From Breastfeeding Training Class (What's Next, No Male OB/GYNs?) Unfortunately it has been an increasingly dying profession...it is extremely rare to hear about women using midwives/doulas. I'm going to guess that most people in the U.S. who have not used a midwife do not know or understand what they actually do or how they assist in the pregnancy, birth experience, and after care. Frankly, I think it would be amazing if more OBGYN's could interact with their patients like midwives do....	/r/MensRights	09/10/12 06:07 PM
2	Male Midwife Gets Banned From Breastfeeding Training Class (What's Next, No Male OB/GYNs?) Yes it would. Men (a lot of straight men, particularly) would actually prefer, say, a woman to give them a full body massage. Most men I know anyhow...just some food for thought...it doesn't mean that our genders should stop practicing these careers, but when it comes to matters of the body people are just going to have their personal preferences.	/r/MensRights	09/10/12 05:51 PM
1	Male Midwife Gets Banned From Breastfeeding Training Class (What's Next, No Male OB/GYNs?) Most therapists I know have been to therapy themselves. It is actually highly recommended and encouraged, particularly for students--because if they don't go through the process themselves, then it is more difficult for them to understand the process and what the emotional journey may be like for the person on the other side of the room.	/r/MensRights	09/10/12 05:46 PM
2	Male Midwife Gets Banned From Breastfeeding Training Class (What's Next, No Male OB/GYNs?) I don't think people understand the difference between midwives/doulas and OBGYNs. There is (generally) a large distinction between the relationship a person would build with a midwife-vs-OBGYN.	/r/MensRights	09/10/12 05:41 PM
11	Woman wins 10k for lying about rape Maybe not even that! Her story was basically, "I can lie/act to win $10,000 and I will say whatever it takes to make that happen"	/r/MensRights	08/10/12 03:18 PM
0	Woman wins 10k for lying about rape What if she never even had an ex bf?	/r/MensRights	08/10/12 03:13 PM
3	Woman wins 10k for lying about rape Actually, you used women correctly this time. However, you fucked up "womans". If you are going to be insulting, at least do it right.	/r/MensRights	08/10/12 02:56 PM
10	Woman wins 10k for lying about rape What do you imply when you say "What do you expect, its a women"? And BTW, its "woman". Women = more than one woman	/r/MensRights	08/10/12 02:41 PM
19	Woman wins 10k for lying about rape Implying that all women are liars about rape is just as ludicrous as saying all men are rapists. We know this is not true and these types of statements reflect poorly on this community.	/r/MensRights	08/10/12 02:21 PM
1	On the way home from the courthouse. All mine now :) I'd break a promise any day, rather than spend the rest of my life miserable with someone who doesn't give a shit.	/r/MensRights	04/10/12 03:44 PM
1	On the way home from the courthouse. All mine now :) I'm going to venture a guess that, first and foremost, it is probably because they are unhappy in their marriages.....	/r/MensRights	02/10/12 08:12 PM
1	On the way home from the courthouse. All mine now :) why do women feel compelled to initiate most divorces?	/r/MensRights	02/10/12 07:21 PM
3	Hulking gym teacher claims he was beat up by 50lb first grader This child needs to be in a day school treatment facility where he can be physically restrained. These programs do exist for children that have severe emotional/behavioral issues. The parents absolutely needed to have him evaluated (and, rather than just medicate the kid actually get him therapy of some sort), and the school probably should've referred him to all of these resources at the first incident of violence.	/r/MensRights	02/10/12 05:55 PM
11	I don't think that word means what you think it means, young lady. Had to explain chauvinism to TwoX TWICE and they still don't get it. I was kinda with you up until: But I guess that's the difference between men and women anyway, women don't want logic or criticism, they want unconditional support. Men on the other hand (and this is all just generalizing) tend to value actual honest praise or criticism instead of having smoke blown up their ass WTF is this!? I hope you sense the true sexism in that statement. Its insanely mindblowing. If you switched the genders around in this statement, and heard a woman say it (which I'm sure…	/r/MensRights	02/10/12 05:37 PM
9	Today at school our P.E. teacher said "all the males must help me with moving the old P.E. equipment to the basement, all the females can do whatever" You haven't been the girl with DDD breasts trying to "hop across the floor" (fucking plyometrics) without the boy in the class making crude remarks to you that make you red in the face and tear up from humiliation.	/r/MensRights	02/10/12 05:27 PM
0	How is it ok to condone men being treated this way? Cosmo should be ashamed. which is how he was an hour late...	/r/MensRights	02/10/12 04:55 PM
-4	How is it ok to condone men being treated this way? Cosmo should be ashamed. Or, maybe its because a person is a shitty parent and that is why there is a fight for custody. Don't forget men fight for custody too. Is that because "A woman didn't do what is expected of her so she deserves punishment"?	/r/MensRights	02/10/12 04:36 PM
2	How is it ok to condone men being treated this way? Cosmo should be ashamed. The split the bill part is stupid...but don't forget he was an hour late with no apology. That is fucking rude regardless of gender. But, not rude enough to hide the keys in a planter; who the fuck would look there?	/r/MensRights	02/10/12 04:33 PM
7	This guy was being called a pansy on the radio for being abused by his wife. He called to promote his indiegogo to be able to see his daughter no sane person should ever act let someone exert so much influence over their lifes. It might be beneficial to do a little more researsch on abuse in relationships. There are a lot of reasons a sane person would let another person exert influence on their lives.	/r/MensRights	27/09/12 06:59 PM
1	Someone gets it Well, at work we have certain restrictions placed on us that we wouldn't in the normal community. Having a discussion about sexual activities during a meeting? Not okay, and is grounds for a sexual harrassment complaint! Having this same discussion at a bar? Fine! No sexual harrassment here. However, slapping someone on the ass is probably never a good idea, unless you know they are okay with it.	/r/MensRights	27/09/12 03:58 PM
1	Someone gets it I think "complaint" doesn't necessarily mean a penalty will be put upon the perpetrator. From my understanding, unless it is a gross, egrigous display of sexual harrassment--usually a discussion will be had, just saying "I'm sure you were joking around, but this behavior makes X feel uncomfortable" and then perhaps a sexual harrassment training or something. How are you suppose to know if she wants it or not? Do this part outside of the workplace.	/r/MensRights	27/09/12 02:48 PM
1	Someone gets it I'm still saying yes. The policy here is if you feel uncomfortable in any way due to unwanted/unwarranted advances that are sexual in nature you are highly encouraged to work out the issue (be it talk to the person, file a complaint with HR--whatever your recourse you choose). Gender does not matter. In fact, during our orientation we have to watch a stupid movie from the early 90's, and there is just as many examples of women harrassing men as there are men harrassing women (I was in SHOCK!).	/r/MensRights	27/09/12 01:44 PM
2	Someone gets it Where I work-- FUCK YES.	/r/MensRights	26/09/12 06:45 PM
0	Someone gets it I hope you are joking. If you are not, then I would highly suggest working elsewhere.	/r/MensRights	26/09/12 01:24 PM
0	Someone gets it Well that sounds stupid--obviously people should earn their raises based on merit and work, if you're not working for your organization while out, then you probably didn't earn a raise. I'd really like to know where you live/work that a person got nearly a year off of work without having some serious medical issues? The longest maternity leave I've ever heard of was about 3 months, using FMLA (so...not getting paid) and that was an incredibly long time! But, its still ridiculous to make statemen…	/r/MensRights	25/09/12 09:01 PM
4	Someone gets it Where do you work where men are required to assist and women are not? This is MIND BLOWING to me. What happens in a predominately female workplace? I guess blanket statements really drive me insane.	/r/MensRights	25/09/12 08:47 PM
2	Someone gets it Yes, and if it does not then I would consider changing organizations. A sexual harrassment complaint should always be taken seriously. I've never worked for an organization where it would not be.	/r/MensRights	25/09/12 08:44 PM
7	Someone gets it I like how this is worded so it sounds as if only men in the workplace will pitch in when a woman is on maternity leave....and like maternity (or paternity) leave is a bad thing.	/r/MensRights	25/09/12 07:18 PM
8	Someone gets it I'm guessing that a "casually teased" individual, regardless of gender, if they are working for a legitimate company, would find some recourse if they felt uncomfortable about the "casual teasing".	/r/MensRights	25/09/12 06:48 PM
8	Man asks why relationship advice has a double-standard: when it's the woman at fault, the man's told to "Do more". This was the top post. : You're not necessarily the selfish one, but you are the one asking the question. We can only advise you on how you could change and improve the situation. We have no access to the SO in these situations, so it's fruitless to just say "Oh, yeah, your SO totally sucks, and you're totally right. You should make your SO do this, this, and this." Problems exist on both sides of the relationship, but since we're talking to you, we tell you what we think you should do. I'm goin…	/r/MensRights	24/09/12 03:43 PM
21	Workplace Conduct Training at my play of employment. These were my options. It is not okay to make jokes IN THE WORKPLACE about anyone if it makes them feel uncomfortable sexually or otherwise. Have you ever dealt with this before? Not pleasant.	/r/MensRights	14/09/12 07:29 PM
2	"The Big Issue", a program to assist the homeless, restricts subscription program to women only. Frankly, I have no fucking clue!! It would be an incredibly interesting study to find out how many of our homeless population have children/where they are/who is caring for them. I am aware that chronic homelessness is generally due to mental health conditions...this may hinder parenting capabilities. Schizophrenia, in particular, is a serious mental health disorder that is wide-spread in our chronic homeless population. They don't always have to be home-less, they choose it because they prefer …	/r/MensRights	11/09/12 04:26 PM
1	"The Big Issue", a program to assist the homeless, restricts subscription program to women only. nice comfy place to call home-base clearly, you have never been to a homeless shelter. Particularly, an over-crowded one. I never indicated that there is not a difference between shelters for men and women. All I stated was that the majority of women I have come across that are homeless, are more likely to have children with them than their male counterparts--but it does not mean that I'm going to make a blanket statement that men never or rarely have children to care for if they are also homele…	/r/MensRights	11/09/12 04:15 PM
2	"The Big Issue", a program to assist the homeless, restricts subscription program to women only. This isn't a great assumption to make. The majority of homeless men I have encountered don't have children with them--the women do. This does not indicate that the homeless men don't have children, nor would I believe that to be true based on my own personal experiences.	/r/MensRights	11/09/12 02:38 PM
2	Study shows that both men and women look down on prospective partners for too many sexual encounters. "Slut-shaming" not restricted to women only. I guess my point is that there is this misconception that women are just able to have sex whenever they want with whomever they want, like men are just throwing themselves at us all the time. Perhaps I do get advanced at more often than my male counterpart (I would have no idea how to know this), but I think the imperative part to remember is by someone you are attracted to. In my past experiences, I'm pretty sure I was JUST AS, if not MORE involved in moving things along--when there is a mutual…	/r/MensRights	10/09/12 06:23 PM
4	Study shows that both men and women look down on prospective partners for too many sexual encounters. "Slut-shaming" not restricted to women only. Coming from a woman, this is simply, not always true.	/r/MensRights	10/09/12 03:54 PM
38	Article on women scoring higher than men in IQ tests. The last paragraph takes the biscuit.... I'm sure it has been done before. Either way, its a nasty remark to make.	/r/MensRights	10/09/12 03:46 PM
2	Article on women scoring higher than men in IQ tests. The last paragraph takes the biscuit.... We can do repeat the shit we've been thought better than men! what does this mean?	/r/MensRights	10/09/12 03:29 PM
16	Land Lord attacks her male tenant. Pretends he was assaulting her. Youtube already deleted the first post. This needs to be spread. The video in and of itself was not designed to harrass anyone. I think when I first saw it, the poster had the landlord's full name in the description. While the intentions I'm sure weren't to get others to harrass the pscho-lady (I would think just to warn future tenents, if nothing else), but I believe her phone number ended up in the comments. Harrassment ensues and youtube I'm sure took down the video to cover their own asses.	/r/MensRights	04/09/12 08:10 PM
3	"Men should be offended" (x-post from r/feminisms) I whole-heartedly agree. If you go to wikipedia, it provides statistics regarding rape based on country. While "stranger rape" is significantly less than people being victimized by individuals they know, the statistics point to it being higher than 1%....although I've heard all kinds of numbers over the years. I've been under the impression that "stranger rape" is the kind of violent crime we probably all envision rape being, someone attacking another individual, out of the blue. I'm not sure if they include someone you…	/r/MensRights	04/09/12 02:26 PM
1	So, I was talking to a friend about to turn 18, when this exchange happened. While I completely agree that this is sexist and women should have to sign up (I'd rather eliminate the draft all together), but when was the last time you saw a post in this forum rallying for women's rights? The ONLY thing I've seen recently is the stance on pro-abortion, but thats only because people are concerned that it will result in more false rape accusations toward men. Let's face it, MRM is for men, feminism is for women. They aren't working together.	/r/MensRights	31/08/12 03:32 PM
1	Was told to post this here: I know it's not manly to complain, but I feel like my life has been taken away from myself... I'd like to think that even if you are a parent, one of many priorities can and should be happiness. If we don't keep ourselves "happy" --it will affect the children.	/r/MensRights	30/08/12 03:26 PM
2	Was told to post this here: I know it's not manly to complain, but I feel like my life has been taken away from myself... I think its incredibly impressive that you are so self aware of your feelings and emotions, and even if this is just the internet, your willing to utilize it as an outlet. I think that saying things out loud can help out so much, and I know this can be a struggle for a lot of men. Your feelings are completely normal and legitiment....regardless, I think it may be beneficial for you to seek some sort of emotional support, whether you find a group or a therapist to work this shit out with. Your de…	/r/MensRights	30/08/12 03:24 PM
1	Bus ad: "67 million children don't go to school worldwide, over half are girls.... invest in me. because I am a girl." - I'm sure the boys understand why they aren't being invested in. I'm almost inclined to think that it may not be a change on whats going on with boys, but maybe what is going on with girls. There is a HUGE push for girls (from everywhere) to be able to "support yourself" "not rely on a man" "get education" etc. Girls (and women) are almost groomed to believe that without an education, they will have to rely on a man. At least this has been my personal experience (and what I have heard and seen across the board). I'm guessing we aren't really giving any of our…	/r/MensRights	30/08/12 02:09 PM
6	I know a woman who is trying to do the same exact thing. Annnnnnnnnnnnnd she may just receive it. Especially if he knew about the child and did nothing to attempt to raise it himself. I'm thinking if he wanted to be a family, or raise his(?) child, he probably should've gotten a paternity test, some sort of court ordered visitation, and child support should've been established at that time, so as to not lose out on all this time with a child he wanted. OR, if at all possible (if the money machine was interested) signed rights away immediately. I'm pre…	/r/MensRights	29/08/12 08:13 PM
21	Why MRAs Should Be Pro-Choice: If only rape victims are allowed abortions, false accusations will skyrocket. OR you can support this because you care about it, it could affect you or those you love, and it has the potential to affect women who are also MRA's. Abortion/reproductive rights etc. is NOT soley a "feminist" campaign. Calling it a bargaining chip sounds like this is more "men-vs-women" as opposed to equality for everyone.	/r/MensRights	28/08/12 08:20 PM
19	A wife's consent to donate sperm? That's sexist and absurd I would probably be livid if I had a SO try to do this. However, I wouldn't demand that their body parts be considered mine....I would probably end the relationship. This is crazy. We shouldn't "own" any part of one another's bodys! (at least not legally...do what you want in your own relationship)	/r/MensRights	28/08/12 07:47 PM
3	Woman forces man to have sex with her at knife point, stabs him when he refuses - article does not mentionthe word "rape". I never excused a murder, and I don't believe I ever suggested that there should be no consequences. I am simply identifying potential mental health issues that led to this behavior. I would like to know the same for the men discussed. I think it is imperative to ask these questions. If it doesnt nothing else, to at least attempt to prevent these kinds of things from happening in the future, would you disagree? You don't have to try to understand the behavior if you don't want to...but I do. I t…	/r/MensRights	28/08/12 02:39 PM
6	Woman forces man to have sex with her at knife point, stabs him when he refuses - article does not mentionthe word "rape". I'm going to guess it was more like post-partum psychosis? This is an extremely severe mental health issue, stemming after the birth of a child. It is much different from depression (the insane stories about women drownding their children because a voice told them to, or satan is going to get them...or whatever). I'd wager that most individuals commiting these heinous activities have incredibly severe, dangerous mental health issues, regardless of the gender. Do you know what happened with the m…	/r/MensRights	28/08/12 02:16 PM
22	I've found the cure for breast cancer! Male babies are born with breast tissue as well. Men also get breast cancer, so I just don't think this analogy its very applicable.	/r/MensRights	27/08/12 06:43 PM
5	Just a Little Comparison That Needed to be Done No reason a man cannot get free condoms from the same places a woman can. (planned parenthood, for example)	/r/MensRights	27/08/12 02:17 PM
6	Lies, damned lies, and rape statistics This made absolutely no sense to me. Especially when the author HIGHLIGHTS the fact that it is most predominant in communities lacking fathers. It just seems obvious, father's not involved = kiddo having mom's last name? Right? This is almost seeming to attack single mothers who have given their children their own last name. The reasoning is, at the very least, not well thought out.	/r/MensRights	23/08/12 08:07 PM
6	Domestic Violence researcher Suzanne Steinmetz' daughters wedding disrupted by feminist bomb threat. actually, by definition feminism is : a doctrine or movement that advocates equal rights for women	/r/MensRights	09/08/12 08:55 PM
1	I can't believe this happened and the court voted in the woman's favor. Talk about diabolical He also suggested that Rojas inseminated herself using a syringe with semen retained from the condom whaaaaaaaaaat? This is absolutely crazy. I hope the people reading this realize how insanely difficult this would be for a person to do. With AI, it takes several tries, in a doctors office, with donated sperm kept at appropriate temperatures in a safe environment, on like 1 of 3 specific days women are able to get pregnant. This doesn't seem like a very legitimate example for men's rights.	/r/MensRights	09/08/12 02:54 PM
13	Seriously? The lesson of the Aurora shooting is that 'masculinity has become so intertwined with violence that it becomes invisible' This makes complete sense. People in the mental health field are well aware of these issues, but it is impossible to aid a group of individuals who recluse and isolate when feeling this way, as opposed to seeking help. I imagine less negative stigma associated with depression, particularly for men, would be a place to start.	/r/MensRights	06/08/12 05:01 PM
1	Mothers get 3 chances to opt out. Abortion, abandonment, and adoption. All legal options that completely remove parental responsibility. Men get 0. Since it's a mother's choice, shouldn't she be the one who pays for it? I actually heard a story about a guy that supplied the condoms at a local gas station. He would DELIBERATELY poke holes in the boxes, just to fuck with people's lives! People are crazy.	/r/MensRights	02/08/12 07:11 PM
2	Why is it illegal for the government to tell how a couple should raise their kids, but it suddenly becomes legal once the couple splits? I think it sounds like dad paid TOTAL $400/month, when daycare alone was $600/month. Even when mom contributes $400/month, this leaves $200/month for whatever remaining costs the child may incur (food, clothing, shelter, medical care, etc). :-/	/r/MensRights	31/07/12 06:59 PM
3	I don't need Feminism. My thoughts exactly! It seems to be pretty socially acceptable for a man to go for younger women. When a young woman is with an older man, I think people tend to assume "he's got money"--thus she is a gold digger. Reverse that--an older woman goes for a younger man. She is a cougar and he is eye candy. Its a weird world we live in.	/r/MensRights	31/07/12 03:10 PM
4	Front page of CNN: "men can still recognize what it means to be a good man and act like one." [referring to the 3 men who "put the lives of the women before their own" during the Aurora shooting.] No--your absolutely right! It was just a quick example, particularly because I see it ALL OVER REDDIT ALL DAY LONG. Regardless, I think this article is gross and awful, and it really bothers me. I suppose my idea is that there are ways people identify women as "good" and "bad", without using those actual terms.	/r/MensRights	26/07/12 10:38 PM
1	Front page of CNN: "men can still recognize what it means to be a good man and act like one." [referring to the 3 men who "put the lives of the women before their own" during the Aurora shooting.] True. This article is insane....	/r/MensRights	26/07/12 10:27 PM
1	Regarding three men who died shielding women from the gunfire: "we should hold the Aurora three high. It is only by telling their story that this code of honor [of men sacrificing their lives for women] will survive for future generations of men." how is this statistically true? I know that women tend to initiate the divorce, but how is this the "fault"? I'm sure in marriage both individuals tend to have shortcomings that lead to a divorce....	/r/MensRights	26/07/12 04:54 PM
-1	Front page of CNN: "men can still recognize what it means to be a good man and act like one." [referring to the 3 men who "put the lives of the women before their own" during the Aurora shooting.] Umm....this isn't true. I think its referred to as "crazy" instead of "bad". You know, like, "don't stick your dick in crazy!"	/r/MensRights	26/07/12 04:47 PM