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Better to Get a Test Done Before/at Birth Than Get Stuck Financially Supporting a Child Who Isn’t Yours Because You Signed the Birth Certificate

u/meeralakshmi — 23 hours ago
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More Crap from This Influencer

The only point I agree with is women being expected to wear makeup when men aren’t.

u/meeralakshmi — 2 days ago
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People who don't know what a horror movie is think Bear not the Wish Willow is the villain of Obsession.

The worst you could really accuse Bear of is being selfish and ignoring some red flags about his girlfriend's mental health and potential abusive behavior. But the idea that he knew that she was controlled by the wish and was abusing and taking advantage of her in that state is ridiculous. He has no reason to believe that magic is real and once he has reason to think that he does everything in his power to try and free Nikki from the wish. Up to and including trying to kill himself so at least she can be free. He clearly does care about her and obviously he wants their relationship to be a success and to continue and is trying to find a way of having that happen. He definitely has moments of selfishness - but expecting him to just mercy kill her or kill himself on a moment's notice is completely ridiculous. The other human characters in that film show that they have flaws too, and the whole point in the film is human flaws encountering insane magic that they have no way of understanding or combating. That's what a lot of horror movies are. Characters of horror movies don't know they're in horror movies, so they react based on what they think they know about the world they live in. That's never enough because there is something beyond anything they can really reasonably be expected to understand that wants to hurt them. This all feels very misandrist and just another opportunity to for some reason go after shy nerds - because when you can't take on the Epstein class you might as well take your frustration out on the soft targets. There are plenty of media including some episodes of Charmed or a film in 2016 called Lhe Love Witch, which are about women casting love spells that go wrong but didn't inspire this kind of weird discourse. Very frustrating.

u/Jaffacakes-and-Jesus — 2 days ago
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A rant about the claim about Men's Sexuality that I usually see online is that every man is horny, lustful, a sex pest etc.

I'm not gonna sit here and pretend there aren't some guys I've seen that can be horny, or some can be lustful or harmful, however what I do take issue was the usual claim I always see online by either radfems or some women or men usually claim that all men are always horny or can't control their dicks whenever they see a woman or child. The issue was where's this same treatment when it comes to asexual men, or other men who are disinterested in romantic relationships, single or aren't full on predators? Why do people who usually claim this worldview are dead silent when it comes to some men like that existing who don't conform to their worldviews? Is it due to plain ignorance or lack of interaction or research? Who knows, it's just that I hate that generalization of the claim like it also ignores that some women can be full on degenerates or even horny the same with men, it's just that men's gender is treated harshly compared to women, bc criticizing the way women do will get a chance that some people will call you a pick-me or a misogynist. Bc apparently you can't hold them accountable or some people will tell you it ain't the same and it's the equivalent to a meme, "I jerk off for nuance reasons than yours." Or that female predators aren't that harmful or shouldn't be held to the same standards as male predators. I'm tired of whattaboutisms.

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u/elishash — 3 days ago
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Something I Noticed

Something I noticed online is that most girls can talk all the shii they want about a man whether its his appearance, hobbies, or dick size but when a guy points out somethin about a girls body hes called a weirdo and etc. Am i trippin or have yall seen this too. (Im talking about a guy making slight critcism compared to a girl judging everything about a guy)

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u/YogurtclosetReady335 — 4 days ago
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Thoughts… has her husband failed to follow her instruction of cooking.. Even commenters are mass downvoting her comments defending husband… 😂

u/Dry_Fact_4584 — 5 days ago
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Typical msiandry, downvote if you're not immediately blaming a man.

Post was about a woman posting photos in her bra on IG, of course I came at it from a place of nuance... and of course theres the parade of misandry becaus how dare we not blame a man without questioning the hypocrisy

u/Late-Hat-9144 — 5 days ago
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From the report on gender equality in Ukraine, 2021. These people are sick.

This is cringey, disgusting and infuriating at the same time.

What's wrong with these people?

Seriously, what do you think makes them do things like this when they continue emphasizing women even when the data on the same page shows that men are so disproportionately affected by violence?

I feel gaslighted. I'm starting to think that maybe I am wrong. Maybe I don't understand something? Maybe something is wrong with my ability to reason and make logical conclusions?

Source: https://ukrstat.gov.ua/druk/publicat/kat_e/2021/2021_GEIndicators-MonitoringRepor_ENG.pdf

u/Both_Relationship_62 — 7 days ago