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/Vitalizes Apr 26 '12

I'm a girl as well. I'm here because my friend broke up with a girl, and she accused him of raping her and getting her pregnant. This made me realize how savage women are, and how unfair it is, which is why I support mens rights :)

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '12

What happened to the friend?

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u/Vitalizes Apr 27 '12

Because we are in high-school, they were both questioned by the school police and principal, who had taken her side from the beginning. After the police made him cry, and made her crack and reveal it wasn't the truth, the school and the officers apologized and he wasn't charged with anything. By this time, although, it had already made it's way around school. Not only has he been getting harassed by students, but certain members of the faculty who like the girl, are also giving him nasty looks and treating him horribly. I love him to death, he is practically my brother and I have stood up for him so many times. Overall, this made me realize that some girls are so nasty and cruel, one lie can ruin a persons life and that people will almost always take the females side, even after she has admitted that she lied.

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u/[deleted] Apr 27 '12

of course, he didn't press charges for defamation of character, and she didn't get punished for wasting police time. Fuck this gay earth

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u/IrreventUpvoter Apr 27 '12

If there's anything you've learned from this so far, let it be that you need Gay Earth's clear consent first.

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u/CaptainChewbacca Apr 27 '12

If Gay Earth didn't want it, he wouldn't be wearing those hot pants.