NEW MOVIE! The Effects of Emasculation

[Professor]

All their firey feminist rage goes away when they need a jar opened.

[MyNameIsNobody13]

The part that made my jaw drop and piss me off was when the crazy cunt was kicking that guys head with her foot on a subway. That was totally shameful what she did and someone should have shoved her against a wall and called the police.

The part that got me laughing was when the fat girl said to the guy "Why don't you act like a 'MAN'?!" Then it looks like he thinks about it, and punches her ROFL! That was a good laugh.

The part that made me feel sorry for the guy was when the Kardashians were blasting degrading and demeaning profanities and remarks at their brother for getting a tattoo and being without a job. That isn't support. Women are supposed to support, not to "try" and be the "man" of the house because all they do is punish with their feelings without a proper direction for them to follow. I was feeling bad for the guy.

All in all, I liked the videos in its entirety. It made me laugh. It made me cry. It made me drop my jaw. I'm too lazy to photoshop a trophy for you, so I'm gonna give you 2 THUMBS UP!

I feel no remorse for the fat chic. I just hope to God that REAL, GOOD men will still be around. I remember the good ol' men of the old days. Rugged, strong AND tough. Now everywhere you go, apparently the "hen-pecked rooster" stereotype manifests. Please, save manhood Manhood Academy! :(

[MyNameIsNobody13]

Dear GOD! I couldn't even get past a few minutes of the first part! This ticks me off, knowing how boys are treated in schools. The media has pretty much DEMONIZED them since birth! Some women want their men to become more sensitive and crap, then turn around and complain when he acts like a timid little rabbit! Speaking as a female, I say SCREW feminism! SCREW it! I believe that women are entitled to certain rights (right to vote, right to a certain job, right to speak mind etc) but this is going WAY to far!!! Manhood Academy, help us!

[Professor]

I believe that women are entitled to certain rights (right to vote, right to a certain job, right to speak mind etc)

Women are NOT entitled to vote or to work at certain jobs. These are privileges. Women have not earned these privileges. Only men have to sign up for selective service. Only men are required to fight on the front lines in wars. Only men are required to work in the dirty jobs the women refuse to work in. Allowing women to vote and enter into the workforce was a big mistake made by emasculated males who were never properly taught how to exercise their authority. They were also never taught how to care for women in their relationships.

[MyNameIsNobody13]

I believe that women are entitled to certain rights (right to vote, right to a certain job, right to speak mind etc)

Women are NOT entitled to vote or to work at certain jobs. These are privileges. Women have not earned these privileges. Only men have to sign up for selective service. Only men are required to fight on the front lines in wars. Only men are required to work in the dirty jobs the women refuse to work in. Allowing women to vote and enter into the workforce was a big mistake made by emasculated males who were never properly taught how to exercise their authority. They were also never taught how to care for women in their relationships.

I didn't mean those, I meant CERTAIN jobs. (Haven't figured out how to type in bold yet.) What jobs?
I don't know. :shrugs: lol. The thing is if I were in a relationship, I'd feel bad for not working. I'd feel like I'm not pulling a fair share, and feel guilty or lazy because of it. But I know my limits...

[Professor]

There are many ways for a woman to contribute to a relationship without working full time or even part time. Work isn't limited to just jobs that offer a paycheck. You can keep your man sexually satisfied. You can cook his meals. You can clean his house or apartment. You can run errands. You can do laundry. You can buy groceries. You can take care of children, etc. Just because you don't receive a formal paycheck doesn't mean you can't be valuable to a relationship.

[CraigKramer]

This isn't something I wasn't already aware of but its really striking when you put it all together like this. Fucking incredible. Great job man.

[MyNameIsNobody13]

There are many ways for a woman to contribute to a relationship without working full time or even part time. Work isn't limited to just jobs that offer a paycheck. You can keep your man sexually satisfied. You can cook his meals. You can clean his house or apartment. You can run errands. You can do laundry. You can buy groceries. You can take care of children, etc. Just because you don't receive a formal paycheck doesn't mean you can't be valuable to a relationship.

But what if that isn't enough? <:/

[Professor]

Enough what?

[ogctom]

i have been told i am hateful because im a man , because im white, because im skeptical, because i believe in personal responsibility, because i believe in the constitution, and because i happen to think people are trying to make me out to be hateful.