Man forced to marry girlfriend

[zagahaga]

SMC hi, all I want to say is that if it's real or fake ..... But the ends result is that the women got payback if you look at the story the man was useing the lady the local youths saw what was happening so they reacted by doing what is good. But on the other hand I do see how men are oprEssed lolll

 

[SMC]

I can understand your views and you're obviously viewing this world from a philosophical basis of a purely equality. I'm listening to what you're saying and the audio interview as well.

I cannot summarize my views in a way that would be easy to express and concise. The complex gender relationship that have evolved and continue to evolve will perhaps never be equal. Should we expect that to be inevitable? Perhaps not, but I'm not the go-to-person for this.

However labeling the situation as a global feminist win and a loss for men across the world is inherently wrong as well. Men being expected to do a lot of jobs for women which they do not see as discriminatory concerns some who see a global win for misandry. I do not agree and seek an evolutionary relationship.

There was nothing wrong with first generation and second generation feminism. First generation pressed for the right to vote and second generation pressed for equal rights in other things. It is the third generation feminism that is problematic. It's all about man-hating, advocating anti-male laws, etc.

 

[sparklingway]

There was nothing wrong with first generation and second generation feminism. First generation pressed for the right to vote and second generation pressed for equal rights in other things. It is the third generation feminism that is problematic. It's all about man-hating, advocating anti-male laws, etc.

How many countries have entered third wave feminism that resides on advocating extended rights for women and denying men those very equal rights and in a way utter misandry?

 

[SMC]

I'd say all of west (except Germany - though from what I hear it won't be long before 3rd generation feminism becomes strong in Germany too) and India to some extent.

My bigger question though is, why are you asking that? It seems be an attempt to brush up the issue under the carpet. I apologize if I read that wrong but that's the idea I am getting.

 

[sparklingway]

My bigger question though is, why are you asking that? It seems be an attempt to brush up the issue under the carpet. I apologize if I read that wrong but that's the idea I am getting.

I was trying to establish that it's still not prevalent the world over, although I do accept that literature has been occupied by them and it'll be pretty easy for budding feminists to read and therefore idealize those views quickly.

You concerns are genuine and male rights get no place in mainstream debate.

 

[SMC]

Well you have no realize one thing - and I stated this before. A lot of things that we don't consider discriminatory against men would be considered discriminatory against women if it was happening to women instead of men.

I'll give you a few examples but there's plenty more.

1. Men make-up 97% of workplace related deaths in US and Canada (probably same or nearly the same in rest of the world). That's not an issue at all but it would be an issue if it was women who were dying 97% of the time.

2. There are very few men in fields such as nursing, education, arts. That's considered perfectly normal. However the low number of women in engineering, computer science, and physics is considered problematic.

3. More and more women and less and less women are graduating from colleges/universities. The important point is this: if more women than men are graduating, it's considered normal and people suggest it is so because women are better and more intelligent. It's not looked at as discriminatory or a problem - it's just looked at as normal. Nothing is being done to rectify it. However, in some cases, such as the fields of engineering, computing, and physics, the larger number of men in those fields is looked as problematic and discriminatory against men.

Hence my point - a lot of things that we don't consider discriminatory against men would be considered discriminatory if it was happening to women instead of men. That's one reason why there's no big deal made about these issues. And of course many modern men acting like children and only standing up for women's issues - actually passing anti-male laws themselves.

And in general, most men tend not to care about other men's suffering as compared to women's suffering which they do tend to care about. A man's suffering is not even closed to look at the same way as a woman's suffering. Most people expect a man to be able to take care of himself and provide for himself.

 

[SMC]

indeed..... mens are discriminated everywhere espacially in europe. There are real stupid laws that discriminate mens upto certain extents. For example if there was a fight between Hubby and Honey the police will always arrest Husband only

One of my cousin's cousin is a millionaire (actually was a millionaire) and he married with one English girl or should i say she trapped her. After getting married she straight away went to the court citing divorce and her share from her husbands property. He had to fight long battle that he ultimately lost and had to give half of his wealth to his couple of weeks/months old wife and rest of the money gone in debts and whatever left he sold and rather invested in dubai afterwards thinking what if he married again

Women got wealth from her husband's property for no reason but what about men? he gets nothing from his wife's property

Yeah, the marriage and family courts are straight up messed up in the west. No two ways about it. The woman is the jury and the judge.

 

[Comet]

I don't think the marriage took place at all. The guy was not happy and it was against his wish.

 

[ptldM3]

Poor guy, but it was pretty funny

 

[Jigs]

That is horrible. And the girl seems pretty happy that the guy she is married to is miserable like it is an act of revenge. Since that is what marriage is about

 

[oceanx]

This one is pure jokes. Where was that? Some state in south India? Someone please shed light ...

Back when I was in the good old People's Republic, there was a relatively commonly invoked statute roughly translating to "being a gigolo" ... 6m up to 3y of labour camp (Laogai) was not infrequently handed down when a man got his "girlfriend" pregnant, or when a "listless" 30-something "dated" a high-school senior, or otherwise just consorted for the purpose of "consorting" ...

Nowadays of course nothing happens and it's pretty much free for all ...

The real question is what kind of divorce law that place has ... if it's anything like around here, then that's when the real axe falls.

When you try to get something "for free" that's not always "free", you will pay in some way - this stuff is ancient, pre-biblical.

 

[Neither Right Nor Wrong]

This is sad and hilarious to some extent hilarious ..especially the Hero Honda clip.
It is total reversal of roles, for years we have listening to how women have been subdued and treated as weaker sex for centuries....but now a days women don't take that sh*t any more,

Indeed feminism has replaced Chauvinism and Chivalry.

so
Its pay back time!!!


but

It is sad because being a man, myself ..would have felt pathetic if I had been there instead of him...so I feel for him.

 

[SMC]

^ You do know what chivalry is, don't you?

 

[Neither Right Nor Wrong]

^ You do know what chivalry is, don't you?

Why don't you tell me ??

 

[SMC]

Chivalry | Define Chivalry at Dictionary.com