wwjgd Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
44	A woman videotapes herself accusing a man of taking creepy pictures of women on a busy Boston street. She has no proof of his actions, yet the video has gone viral and made the local news.	False Accusation	wwjgd	/r/MensRights	30/10/15 11:00 PM

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2	Being “creepy” is an inevitable part of young men learning to speak to women they’re interested in. Young men shouldn’t allow women who’ve never had to be the pursuer shame them for trying and not being perfect at it on their first tries. I don't give a fuck	/r/MensRights	05/01/19 12:19 AM
1	Being “creepy” is an inevitable part of young men learning to speak to women they’re interested in. Young men shouldn’t allow women who’ve never had to be the pursuer shame them for trying and not being perfect at it on their first tries. I really do my best to not paint all women with a broad brush. Each woman wants something different out of a partner, just as men do. I definitely feel attraction to women, but I only message a woman when I've read their profile and have a pointed question to ask to start a conversation. And this method can get me a lot of dates. The problem I think, is that once I secure the date, women expect a transition from the thoughtful/respectful discussion to flirty/boundary testing, ending with a passi…	/r/MensRights	04/01/19 03:00 PM
17	Being “creepy” is an inevitable part of young men learning to speak to women they’re interested in. Young men shouldn’t allow women who’ve never had to be the pursuer shame them for trying and not being perfect at it on their first tries. talk to her like she is a normal person isn't useful advice I can speak to this, because it's something I struggle with. I try to treat everyone the same and I have horrible luck with women I'm romantically interested in. Why? Because women don't want to be treated like every other normal person when there is romantic intent, they wanted to be treated like YOUR special someone. When "normal person" is said in this sense, it's meant relatively. People take it literally though, so they treat men a…	/r/MensRights	04/01/19 01:00 AM
1	Jezebel: Punch Annoying Frat Boys Yes, violence is generally the best way to resolve violent issues, but it should be the last resort. In cases like this, violence is only going to cause more issues, like the man pressing assault charges against the woman for hitting him. If this were to occur it would force the government into a matter that could have been solved be ignoring the said words, or responding with your own degrading insult (if she wanted to stoop to his level).	/r/MensRights	07/04/12 10:46 PM
–	Jezebel: Punch Annoying Frat Boys Since when has violence ever solved anything? Jezebel lambasted this community, just this past week, due to our response to the "man who punched his GF in attempt to stop her from stealing his sperm" story. Yet, now they claim that a it's okay for a woman to snap and punch a man on the street because she was offended by something he said (probably while drunk)? This is hypocrisy at its finest and it sickens me. I don't want the following to sound like I'm condoning what the asshole who got punch…	/r/MensRights	07/04/12 05:43 AM
1	Little kid gets groped by a drunk woman in public. Everyone laughs and cheers. Could you imagine if the genders were reversed? I'm inclined to agree with you after seeing how liberally "cunt" was used in that post.	/r/MensRights	20/12/11 05:22 PM
12	"Why don't you just be a man about it!?" Trying to figure out if a man should give up his seat for a woman.... Living in a city and relying on public transportation for the past four years, I've been in this situation a lot. As such, I can totally relate to the author and I'll offer up my seat up on a packed bus/train in a select few instances: to an elderly person to a person who is disabled and has trouble walking/standing anybody with young children a cute girl who I can then stand next to and chat up for the remind of the commute I'm simply being polite and doing as my parents taught me in the first …	/r/MensRights	26/08/11 05:11 AM
3	Workplace pickup ...unless you're a janitor	/r/seduction	24/08/11 06:27 PM
3	Deal breakers. I don't trust people who seem perfect and vice-less. It makes me wonder what kind of weird shit they're into behind closed doors.	/r/seduction	23/08/11 05:14 PM
3	Deal breakers. If I'm traveling with a friend and his girl friend, I always let her ride shotgun. However, if I'm already in the car and we're picking her up, I expect her to get in the back.	/r/seduction	23/08/11 05:11 PM