I am the father I always wish I had.
That means:
- Taking Accountability
- Displaying Masculinity
- Emotional Sobriety
- Enforcing Boundaries
- Extending Grace
- Promoting Self-improvement
- Purging all Toxicity
- Being a REAL MAN
@niajssocool@vvsstarr@rachrach43 Label me however helps you sleep at night. You're still a whore at the end of the day, and that's morally invalid behavior.
“Hating” women is not a thing.
When a man tells a woman that she crossed a line or that she shouldn’t be doing stupid shit with her life, he gets called a hater or their favorite buzzword “muhh misogyny.”
So, theoretically speaking, if you basically don’t simp for women and disagree with their stupidity, they don’t have any logical arguments to use against what you’re saying, so they resort to buzzwords.
Then you’ve got all the simps in the comment section who think agreeing with women will get them laid, and those women will never be in a relationship with a “nice” guy for a reason.
The world doesn’t revolve around women, and the reason why they believe that it does is because this system has ensured that they can do whatever they want without consequences while a man must be a slave to them.
Even in school look at how they teach boys vs girls, the boys must "respect the girls" but the girls are free to do whatever they want. It's all a indoctrination and encoded in society.
On TikTok, there are videos of women saying that all men should die and that boys should be aborted, and they get millions of likes. But somehow, they draw the line at an account made in Taiwan with 3 followers and no profile picture that said some stupid shit about women.
Always the victim, no matter what. Men are just tired of it. You very rarely see a woman call out another woman on their stupidity and that tells you everything you need to know.
@niajssocool@vvsstarr@rachrach43 I'm voluntarily celibate, don't get it twisted. I hate women so much that I avoid them like they're literally carrying the plague.
Nobody is bold enough to tell women the bitter truth that they are complete losers, and that is exactly where the real problem lies.
Society keeps pampering them and hiding the truth from them, which is why they keep behaving anyhow.
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What happens when a committed feminist sets out to expose the men's rights movement, only to discover that many of its concerns are legitimate, compassionate and deeply important?
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