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Originally posted by davesmart
obviously you have been efd over in a big way
i also think you are a walking time bomb
Originally posted by petrus4
Originally posted by davesmart
obviously you have been efd over in a big way
i also think you are a walking time bomb
No, I'm not a walking time bomb; and the reason why, is because I know that if I got involved with another woman, I could be. So I'm not going to.
Part of my problem isn't just bad experiences; it's also genetic. My father couldn't control his infidelity, my youngest brother has been serially monogamous and is now paying child support, and a paternal uncle is a convicted paedophile. The entire male line of my family has a serious problem.
I know I'm damaged goods, and like I said, I'm not going anywhere near women again because of it. All I want, however, is for women to stop claiming that it is only men who are sick, and that they're not.
Originally posted by kenny71
reply to post by davesmart
tread lightly lol
Originally posted by davesmart
reply to post by mainidh
hi sir
obviously you have been efd over in a big way
i also think you are a walking time bomb
dont mean to sound rude
ive had my fair share of bad experiences
Originally posted by timetothink
We are not all bad.
This is a very good and well explained point.
The only real difference is their modus operandi; women will generally stick exclusively to psychological and/or social abuse. Feminists then try and behave as though those things are irrelevant, at least when women engage in them. A man will physically bash someone to death, directly. An equally spiteful woman will psychologically (verbally) abuse, manipulate, and generally torture someone to the point of inducing mental illness, and/or eventual suicide.
A man will physically bash someone to death, directly. An equally spiteful woman will psychologically (verbally) abuse, manipulate, and generally torture someone to the point of inducing mental illness, and/or eventual suicide. Women also engage in social warfare; they can destroy relationships, and spread lies about someone which will destroy the target's reputation within a given group, or their position in a social hierarchy. They can and will also manipulate the legal system, for various destructive reasons.
Originally posted by RealSpoke
Guys can do everything you said in your post as well. Cry me a river
Originally posted by timetothink
We are not all bad.
Originally posted by petrus4
Hatred of men in Western society is literally institutional at this point; and the sad thing is that those of you who do, don't realise how you've been manipulated into it. The gender war is just another means that the Illuminati have used for dividing the majority of humanity, and setting us at each other's throats.
If as a woman, you want to scapegoat men as being responsible for all of humanity's problems, that's fine; but understand that, the very fact that you're adopting that attitude, proves that you yourself are no less mentally ill, or mean spirited, than you think we are.
Originally posted by petrus4
Originally posted by timetothink
We are not all bad.
I know you aren't. I also treated my ex like dirt in a lot of ways, and I acknowledge my responsibility for that as well. Part of the reason why I don't want another relationship right now, is because I don't want to hurt another woman to the extent I did my ex. If I hated women to the extent that my original post apparently claimed, I wouldn't care about that.
Men, however, aren't all bad either. A lot of women seem to think we are; to the point where it has gained social approval.
That was my point.
Psychological projection or projection bias is a psychological defense mechanism where a person subconsciously denies his or her own attributes, thoughts, and emotions, which are then ascribed to the outside world, usually to other people. Thus, projection involves imagining or projecting the belief that others originate those feelings.