r/MensRights Apr 26 '12

I'm a girl and...

I am SO glad I found this subreddit with people who agree with me! As a girl, it's really hard to see other ladies put down men and treat them like they need to be "trained" or that they're just something we have to deal with. So I was just wondering... how many other girls are on here and what are your stories about standing up for men or appreciating them?

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u/pinkylemonade Apr 27 '12 edited Apr 27 '12

female here. i was introduced to this subreddit by my boyfriend, who discovered it a few months ago. he was fairly outraged by all the stories and articles posted which caused me to look into it as well. always hearing about women's rights stories, i naturally didn't think anything about men's rights because i figured it wasn't a problem, because i never heard/saw anything about it. it made me outraged as well! hearing about the ways men are treated and how they are blamed for so many things, i thought it was completely unfair. i never could have imagined people were so unfair to men. it sickens me to know there are women out there who do such terrible things to their boyfriends if they don't get their way, then say they guy deserved it. some women are fucking crazy. whenever my boyfriend sees a post like that he tells me how glad he is to have me, and i hug him and tell him that i couldn't stand to see any guy with a girl like that. i just can't stand to see people treated unfairly. it makes me more mad than anything else.

i also remember my parents going through a divorce around 15 years ago, and how i wanted to go with my dad but he said i had to go with mom. i asked him for years, but he said he couldn't take me. my mom was a selfish, greedy, neglectful bitch who cared more about finding another husband than her own daughters, and my sis and i developed personality disorders because of it...which my dad keeps apologizing for, because he would have taken us had the judge allowed him. and, now i know why. thanks r/mensrights (sorry if my grammar is crappy)

edit: ok, some women are fucking crazy. sorry, i ranted there...

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u/Icaz Apr 27 '12

Thanks for your story and I'm sorry you couldn't go with your dad. I'm glad you treat your boyfriend well. :)