dszmaj Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	The 'tradwife' movement leading the backlash against feminism. The new trend sweeping UK households. OP: The backlash is predictable but personally it is not what I want at all in a relationship. I'm looking for a wife that will be with me just for being with me and not to "gain" something. I couldn't care less about those that require that I just give them my hard work. She will have access to all my wealth only within the relationship. I'm sorry to here about your experiences, but treat it like, well done, bullet dodged. Better to be alone and pay for sex than to marry badly.	/r/MensRights	20/01/20 11:55 PM
1	The 'tradwife' movement leading the backlash against feminism. The new trend sweeping UK households. OP: The backlash is predictable but personally it is not what I want at all in a relationship. I can, and I am even now :-D I have no problem with money ;-) just on paper I'm poor, just so people and organisations can't steal from me if I don't approve that	/r/MensRights	20/01/20 11:39 PM
1	The 'tradwife' movement leading the backlash against feminism. The new trend sweeping UK households. OP: The backlash is predictable but personally it is not what I want at all in a relationship. Eee nope, on paper I'm so poor I can barely afford food ;-)	/r/MensRights	20/01/20 11:32 PM
1	The 'tradwife' movement leading the backlash against feminism. The new trend sweeping UK households. OP: The backlash is predictable but personally it is not what I want at all in a relationship. Because a man needs purpose in his life, and being able to support a happy family is a hell of a purpose and pride. Women on the other hand have biological purpose and don't need to find one for themselves. Nature kind of sorted this part of life for them.	/r/MensRights	20/01/20 11:20 PM
1	The 'tradwife' movement leading the backlash against feminism. The new trend sweeping UK households. OP: The backlash is predictable but personally it is not what I want at all in a relationship. It isn't meant to be the other way around	/r/MensRights	20/01/20 11:04 PM
2	The 'tradwife' movement leading the backlash against feminism. The new trend sweeping UK households. OP: The backlash is predictable but personally it is not what I want at all in a relationship. Idk, earning seems easy... Yeah, engineering, but I'm a drop-out anyway. I just seem to have an ability to appear in the right place and the right time with asshole level business negotiation skills... I don't know where I learned that.	/r/MensRights	20/01/20 06:28 PM
3	The 'tradwife' movement leading the backlash against feminism. The new trend sweeping UK households. OP: The backlash is predictable but personally it is not what I want at all in a relationship. But that's probably due to financial reasons. If I make 10 times of that my girlfriend would make in a good employment what's the benefit of that? Better to stay home and do something interesting not for money.	/r/MensRights	20/01/20 10:46 AM
21	Privileged men of the sub (that's all of us), what is the patriarchy bringing you for Christmas? They exist, because it's encouraged. You'd be surprised how many men, believe it's just and that it is a must to give a wife a right to all men's assets, just because her life is comfortable at home and she sometimes cooks a dinner and cleans home. I mean I would be happy to give her all of that should she really worked alongside me to help earn it, but not just because I make her life comfortable and worry free. Relationship is a responsibility on both partners.	/r/MensRights	23/12/19 06:49 PM
28	Privileged men of the sub (that's all of us), what is the patriarchy bringing you for Christmas? This sub is so fucking depressing... I'm sorry it happened to you...	/r/MensRights	23/12/19 06:27 PM
2	Crazy judge acknowledges combat veteran was abused by wife but gives wife physical custody and makes veteran pay $4000 monthly child support Omg, I'd buy BTC for all the cash I had, leave the country and burn the passport...	/r/MensRights	23/12/19 06:08 PM
2	I looked at the comments, I was the only one to say “YTA”. Everyone disregards their father’s inalienable right to know about the baby. Not just that, I myself am pro-life, and to see them defend killing a baby simply because it’s a a mere inconvenience to her is sickening and sad. I never once said I support government's regulations of personal life.	/r/MensRights	07/12/19 02:25 PM
10	I looked at the comments, I was the only one to say “YTA”. Everyone disregards their father’s inalienable right to know about the baby. Not just that, I myself am pro-life, and to see them defend killing a baby simply because it’s a a mere inconvenience to her is sickening and sad. I'm pro responsibility. If a woman decides to keep a baby against father's will, it's only hers responsibility to raise it.	/r/MensRights	07/12/19 02:20 PM
1	I looked at the comments, I was the only one to say “YTA”. Everyone disregards their father’s inalienable right to know about the baby. Not just that, I myself am pro-life, and to see them defend killing a baby simply because it’s a a mere inconvenience to her is sickening and sad. Oh I wish I could post here a gif, I found something describing this really well...	/r/MensRights	07/12/19 11:52 AM
1	I looked at the comments, I was the only one to say “YTA”. Everyone disregards their father’s inalienable right to know about the baby. Not just that, I myself am pro-life, and to see them defend killing a baby simply because it’s a a mere inconvenience to her is sickening and sad. Brain dead person is not going to "wake up" 😂 it's literally the definition of death, you can make other organs work as long as you have resources to do so. Ok, I thought we can agree on something, but you lost me when you decided that it's good to force anyone to live how you think is best and indoctrinate later in safer environment for your consciousness. Your thinking is not any different than what we're trying to fight with here, which is true equality, freedom, and personal responsibility. …	/r/MensRights	07/12/19 11:47 AM
3	I looked at the comments, I was the only one to say “YTA”. Everyone disregards their father’s inalienable right to know about the baby. Not just that, I myself am pro-life, and to see them defend killing a baby simply because it’s a a mere inconvenience to her is sickening and sad. I agree with you mostly on first paragraph, but then work to change mindset of people doing abortions rather than criminalizing it. Improve the good odds for those kids first, but at the same time it will change nothing about the fact that pregnancy is overall more than a year of severe health changes and forced life change, even if she decides to give it to some organization. The part about life begins at conception is obviously BS, women's body naturally aborts such kids if it decides it's no …	/r/MensRights	07/12/19 11:33 AM
4	I looked at the comments, I was the only one to say “YTA”. Everyone disregards their father’s inalienable right to know about the baby. Not just that, I myself am pro-life, and to see them defend killing a baby simply because it’s a a mere inconvenience to her is sickening and sad. 2 weeks isn't a baby, it may be one several weeks later. Anyway, I'm happy you grown up well and happy, really, but your single argument doesn't represent the average, and average is pretty fucking bad for such kids.	/r/MensRights	07/12/19 11:11 AM
2	I looked at the comments, I was the only one to say “YTA”. Everyone disregards their father’s inalienable right to know about the baby. Not just that, I myself am pro-life, and to see them defend killing a baby simply because it’s a a mere inconvenience to her is sickening and sad. I agree it is immoral, but there is no other way in this situation. It's a mistake, but don't have to be a burden for life. Kids should be wanted, and unwanted children suffer immensely. I know many of them will grow up happy and all, like you, but let's just not force them to be unhappy until they learn to be happy, because it may never happen.	/r/MensRights	07/12/19 11:04 AM
19	I looked at the comments, I was the only one to say “YTA”. Everyone disregards their father’s inalienable right to know about the baby. Not just that, I myself am pro-life, and to see them defend killing a baby simply because it’s a a mere inconvenience to her is sickening and sad. Pro life or pro choice, doesn't matter in this situation. Father deserves to know, but IMHO she's not obligated to keep the pregnancy. There is not much good for the child to rise without family, better to have an abortion as much as I hate to admit it.	/r/MensRights	07/12/19 10:52 AM
2	I advise we do NOT report r/femaledatingstrategy to the Reddit admins. Let it run, and watch. I actually like their hints about dating, it allows to filter out these insane woman on the first date. Love that.	/r/MensRights	29/10/19 07:09 AM
3	STD/STI check and proof was requested before having sex. Context below seems odd to me. Ehh, next one, I'm so tired of such games. They're not entertaining at all, and I'd prefer to play on ps4 then to spend time with her.	/r/askTRP	15/08/19 11:20 AM
-6	What was life like in the 1950's before the sexual revolution? That's huge in my opinion! For example, no sex before marriage leads to maaaany sexually incompatible couples, and this DIRECTLY leads to very miserable life for a high libido partner. Now this is a divorce at some point. I'm simplyfing this topic ofc, but hopefully you get an idea.	/r/askTRP	21/06/19 11:24 PM
10	What was life like in the 1950's before the sexual revolution? I actually like tattoos, but that part about debt is so real :-D Too bad that currently tattoos are a sign of this regressive leftist thinking...	/r/askTRP	21/06/19 11:17 PM
1	How do you know how and when are you fucking up? Yeah, I agree with this approach sooo much. Love this comment!	/r/askTRP	15/06/19 07:14 PM