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Men's Rights Activists vs Game - Alpha - 11-06-2011
Have you guys seen the different rants between MRAs and players?
It seems to me like Men's Rights guys are a bunch of low betas who couldn't make Game work and now they're lashing out at everybody. Rarely have I read an MRA blog that doesn't come across as a butt-hurt little girl whining to everyone about how mean his ex-wife is.
I thought I'd pop over here and see what you guys thought about everything.
Men's Rights Activists vs Game - Kish - 11-06-2011
Yes I have(below). They sound very bitter. Just because I'm for mens rights doesn't mean I should live a life of celibacy. MRA's are a bit extreme and angry. I'd rather read Roosh and Roissy because it's more realistic.
Men's Rights Activists vs Game - Gmac - 11-07-2011
As you probably noticed I participated in that debate over at AVFM last week. Here my take...
There are a few different types of guys who get into MRA, but they tend to share a few of the following qualities:
*Tried to learn some game and failed without putting much effort in, got disenfranchised and became game-denier.
*"Natural" with women; doesn't understand game mechanics or plausibility of teaching it to others.
*Old and out of touch; doesn't understand what life is really like for young men today.
*Cultural differences; lives in countries without heavy feminist influence.
*Extremely conservative mentality; doesn't agree with our views on relationships or sex; traditional view of marriage.
*Legitimately wants to change politics for the betterment of man and balance the scales between the sexes.
*Has ulterior motives or agendas (i.e. benefiting somehow -- money, power, etc.).
*Gay/Celibate.
Men's Rights Activists vs Game - Luckystar - 11-07-2011
Quote: (11-07-2011 12:02 PM)Gmac Wrote:
As you probably noticed I participated in that debate over at AVFM last week. Here my take...
There are a few different types of guys who get into MRA, but they tend to share a few of the following qualities:
*Tried to learn some game and failed without putting much effort in, got disenfranchised and became game-denier.
*"Natural" with women; doesn't understand game mechanics or plausibility of teaching it to others.
*Old and out of touch; doesn't understand what life is really like for young men today.
*Cultural differences; lives in countries without heavy feminist influence.
*Extremely conservative mentality; doesn't agree with our views on relationships or sex; traditional view of marriage.
*Legitimately wants to change politics for the betterment of man and balance the scales between the sexes.
*Has ulterior motives or agendas (i.e. benefiting somehow -- money, power, etc.).
*Gay/Celibate.
Well put. What is AVFM?
Men's Rights Activists vs Game - Gmac - 11-07-2011
http://www.avoiceformen.com/
Men's Rights Activists vs Game - Screwston - 11-07-2011
Gmac was this a discussion you attended? Id rather go to some feminist meet up and do damage
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