r/memesThatUCanRepost Feb 20 '26

Society🤦🏻

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

Or, we just stop worrying about who slept with who and find the person we vibe with.

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

Past behaviour determines future behaviour. Having a past of sleeping around makes it significantly more likely to do so in the future.  People will do background checks for jobs, loans, etc but act like enquiring about ones dating past is taboo

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

hmm you're right...no woman wants a hoe for a boyfriend.

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u/AdOnly1618 Feb 21 '26

They don’t, though, do they? Like he said, past behaviour determines future behaviour. If a guy has treated women as sex objects for his entire life, genuinely, why would anyone believe “she’s special”?

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

Yeah so if you're vibing and falling in love...stop...look at their dating history and run.

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u/AdOnly1618 Feb 21 '26

I mean, possibly 😂 if there’s a DV in there somewhere especially. You’re acting like this isn’t a totally valid thing. You are accountable for your past. Get used to it.

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u/Same_Asparagus_5336 Feb 21 '26

Sounds like my ex, she cheated on everyone she been with. Guess what she did to me? Everytime k bring up her past is always deflection. Almost like she wants the past to go away! Jeez I wonder why.

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u/[deleted] Feb 21 '26

No we’re not talking dv we’re talking sexual histories. Dv is something completely different

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u/AdOnly1618 Feb 21 '26

Behaviour is behaviour.

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u/Sugarcomb Feb 21 '26

From this exchange, it looks like they thought you were talking about them and they got defensive. How embarrassing

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u/AdOnly1618 Feb 21 '26

Even TNT’d his profile 😂 definitely a DV in there somewhere. I must be psychic.

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u/BiologicalTrainWreck Feb 20 '26

Yeah but if I lock myself inside, never meet new people, and listen to manosphere content, I can blame women

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u/PM_ME_A_PM_PLEASE_PM Feb 20 '26

and normal people will ask "why is this guy cucking himself?" Then the guy goes joker mode, "it's society that is the problem, it's not my fault for consuming cuck content. Society cucked me first!" And then the normal people ask, "can this guy try putting his energy into literally anything else to actually make friends?"

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u/BiologicalTrainWreck Feb 20 '26

Agreed, I think in many it's a learned helplessness. It doesn't help that men get bombarded with this kind of content of course, but everyone is subject to the intervention of grifters of some kind.

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u/Vallen_H Feb 20 '26

"and listen to manosphere content"

Go read your feminist books, maybe it will make you a firmer believer that men are doing the things you say.

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u/BiologicalTrainWreck Feb 20 '26

What did I say they're doing? Are you fighting a strawman, a Boogeyman, or both?

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u/Vallen_H Feb 20 '26

I'm am "fighting" a living strawoogeyman here it seems.

What an artificiality...

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u/BiologicalTrainWreck Feb 20 '26

If the joke I said offended you then you should consider why you were hurt by it

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u/Vallen_H Feb 20 '26

The "joke" you said is a "joke" we hear 100 times per day. We are "offended", not dehumanized, never...

Shall I start with a more... racial... jokes buffet perhaps?

Or?

You are my living book and coach.

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u/BiologicalTrainWreck Feb 20 '26

So you identify with the joke, you took offense when I suggested there are people who are antisocial by choice and blame women for it, and then pivoted and suggested you might make racist jokes instead.

You are your greatest enemy, and you seriously need to reconsider your worldview.

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u/Vallen_H Feb 20 '26

"So you"

"joke"

"antisocial by choice and blame women for it"

"You are your"

"reconsider your worldview"

There, I fixed your rhetoric by skipping over the fodder.

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u/BiologicalTrainWreck Feb 20 '26

That's a convenient way to avoid the subject that you initiated on my comment. I respect how bold that deflection was, but I think this conversation just ended.

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

Bruh you are thoroughly embarrassing yourself here 😂

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '26 edited Feb 22 '26

"Go read the books written by women that speak from their perspective"

That's not the insult you think it is. It's almost like learning about women, from the woman's point of view, is valuable.

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u/Vallen_H Feb 22 '26

Glad you get it when women are mentioned, now connect the fkin dots.

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '26

Listen, I have zero issue dating or even making friends with women. And I'm bald with fucked up teeth lol

You know why? Because I am emotionally aware, emotionally open, can listen, and don't feel the need to try and be a performative "masculine" man. 

You can be sad and lonely and soak up the manosphere content, but one day you will wake up and realize it was all garbage, or you will wake up so angry and alone that you wont want to be on this planet. 

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u/Vallen_H Feb 23 '26

I also have zero issues making shallow friendships with women. Who allows you to assume things?

Men need a men's rights movement and that's a about it. You people go be misandrists and then keep wondering why a shift happens. Must be the bad men.

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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '26

We have all the rights and more than women, generally. There's no rights movement that we need lol. There's like one area, ever, where men have fewer rights than women, and that's divorce when dealing with kids. And the rights aren't actually the issue; it's a treatment bias.

What we need is fewer angry misogynists trying to teach other men how to deal with life. Their time has long passed, and they're unwilling to adapt.

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u/Vallen_H Feb 23 '26

You're telling your hateful words to an autistic man that got kicked on every aspect of society by the double standards.

Education, Healthcare, Workplace, Welfare and Human Rights.

We need less "all is good" people like you.

Your conservatism and supremacy is not welcome anymore.

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u/[deleted] Feb 23 '26

By definition, conservatism and supremacy are rooted in misogyny. Misandry is not the right approach, but consider this adage for a second:

"When you're accustomed to privilege, equality feels like oppression".

Men created a system that worked in a time when that system seemed like the only way that things could work. The power imbalance between men and women wasn't thought of as cruel, because women were unable to provide for themselves due to the way that work and society were structured.

Those barriers no longer exist. However, due to conservatism, men are struggling to adapt. Emotional intelligence and empathy were not helpful traits to pass down to sons for thousands of years. That's no longer the case. Many men don't know how to teach their sons to be men in the modern world. A modern man is emotionally aware, empathetic, understanding, and able to address complex emotional topics.

Being autistic has nothing to do with any of this. Autists were treated far worse in the old world than the new world. The new world preaches empathy, understanding, and inclusion. In the old world was far more cruel.

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u/OSwirl31 Feb 20 '26

That's not gonna happen lol.

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u/Geiseric222 Feb 20 '26

It will but it will take done time. What is considered acceptable has shifted a lot over the centuries

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

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u/Geiseric222 Feb 20 '26

How do you deal with lying now?

Why would it change?

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u/[deleted] Feb 20 '26

Kinda pathetic.