Anonymous #6 19h

Oo, built like 99.9% of the roads and buildings in all the towns/cities around me. Haul my trash away. Stayed late to get rid of the mold problem in my apartment. But those were all jobs they got paid for… the stuff in my first comment was just man friends doing man things.

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Anonymous #6 19h

Helped me move… jumped my car when the battery died… killed idk how many spiders/bugs/snakes.

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Anonymous #6 19h

Drove me to the airport when all my friends flaked. (It’s like an hour drive)

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Anonymous #5 18h

i feel like technically yes but he wasn’t born with male audacity so count urself lucky honestly

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Anonymous #12 17h

And no I don’t wanna hear any men saying “well then all women are cheaters!” Generalizing a group of people because you perceive them as shitty individuals is not the same as generalizing a group of people for survival. I promise there’s not a lot of women actually out here being hateful to men because they’re men, it’s more of a learned caution and skepticism because not being this way gets you murdered or worse.

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Anonymous #12 16h

Hello why is this being downvoted??

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Anonymous #12 16h

sexist vs not saying something stupid

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Anonymous #7 16h

Explain how what I said is stupid. Walk me through it please since I’m so dumb.

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Anonymous #7 16h

I’m waiting, explain how it’s stupid.

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Anonymous #12 16h

It’s probably your overall entitled attitude like people in this post owe you a response. You seem like an insufferable person and you’re just projecting it onto all men. (Not that girls shouldn’t be cautious, but judging every single one of them like you KNOW they are all dangerous and must prove it to you is absurd)

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Anonymous #6 16h

They called me dumb and I asked for an explanation, if they actually have something to critique me on I’m open to hear it. I don’t judge all men, I don’t go around accusing all men of rape, but I know if I treat them like they’re capable of it I’m less likely to be assaulted or killed. By saying my bf proved to me he was safe I mean his actions over time made me feel confident that he was actually a safe person, most men who hurt you aren’t strangers waiting in dark allies but people you know.

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Anonymous #6 16h

🔥 ts straight poetry

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Anonymous #12 16h

Trusting the wrong people is how you get raped, or murdered, and blamed for it. I’d rather assume no man is safe unless I’m shown otherwise than trust all men inherently. I don’t think men deserve hate, there’s no body who deserves hate because of something so superficial, but I do think it’s smart to be cautious of everyone, ESPECIALLY men.

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Anonymous #12 16h

yo lowkey take a step back and decide if this argument with randoms on the internet is worth the stress it must be causing you for you to feel the need to type paragraphs abt it

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Anonymous #7 16h

Bruh it takes like 2 minutes to type out a paragraph and I’m literally explaining myself, crazy you see this as an argument when it was literally a discussion 😭

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Anonymous #12 16h

example a of the goyim resorting to denial in the face of facts and logic

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Anonymous #7 16h

Again, explain how I’m in denial and what logical I’m ignoring

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Anonymous #12 16h

The number 0 was accidentally discovered when researchers tried to figure out how many brain cells the average sexist has

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Anonymous #7 16h

Uhuh, I’m assuming you have no explanation then or nothing to genuinely add?

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Anonymous #7 16h

Lucky u

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Anonymous #15 16h

“Luck is where preparation meets opportunity”

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Anonymous #12 11h

you say generalizing is bad then you straight up generalize. its hypocritical, its demeaning to stereotype people, and its harmful to tearing down the patriarchy; if both sides keep this cycle of cynicism, there cannot be healing. there are cues to pick up when you know someone sucks, and you only learn that by experiencing. theres more to this than youre willing to consider because youre stuck in a high school mentality of “stranger danger”. nobody is out to get you, youll know if someone is.

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Anonymous #17 10h

My point is it’s safer to not assume safety in people and there’s a difference between generally a group of people because you don’t like them vs out of safety. I’m assuming you’re not a woman, if you were you’d know sometimes there’s NOT cues. It can be a stranger at the bar, it can be your friend, it can be someone on the street you’ve never met, it can be your family. You don’t always know if someone is out to get you, the worst abusers make sure you can’t tell until it’s too late.

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Anonymous #12 10h

Sorry for the shitty spelling I’m tired of restating my point over and over again for men to tell me I’m overdramatic, I know women who were held at knife point and raped by strangers and I know women who had their own family do it. There’s thousands of stories online if you look. I’ve watched my friends be catcalled, I’ve had men makes gross passes, I’ve seen it happen. If a man gives me no reason to think he’s a POS over time I’ll trust him, but until then Ill keep myself safe and not trust

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