Post: #26

I had a bad day at work yesterday and didn't bitch about it to anybody who would listen.

Post: #27

I solved today's challenges with logic and reason, or ignored the ones that were too minor to be concerned about. I told no one about this.

Post: #28

I had a productive, drama-free day - and that makes me happy.

Post: #29

I don't hate women.

Post: #30

I peed.... standing up.

Post: #31

I went to the supermarket the other day and I was able to buy some cucumbers, zucchinis & eggplants without experiencing any awkwardness or strange stares. I felt so privileged after that.


Meanwhile, this is what happens whenever someone without male privilege attempts to buy a cucumber or eggplant...

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I always leave the toilet seat up after I use it.
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"I gotta say, today was a good day." #212

Post: #32

I challenged a guy to a drinking contest once–and won.

Post: #33

I mansplained to the women in my office today.

The privilege is real.

Post: #34

I can wear the same shoes every day and not feel bad.
I love my privilege.

Post: #35

Knowing i'm physically capable of solving 99% of problems I'll encounter when i leave the house each day, without having a breakdown.

Post: #36

I don't look at my phone.

I mean I look at it maybe 10 - 15 times in a day.

Look at it, answer, read, text back, whatever.. takes a minute tops each time.

I look at the women around me in the office, women I see out and about, glued to theirs Every-Minute-of-Every-Fucking-Day and I realise just how privileged I am.

It sickens me that these women are oppressed into this tech-serfdom whilst I can walk around with a pair of gonads that frees me from whatever Real and Present Danger/Threat that somehow >forces< all of these women.. to waste all of their time.. all of their days.

My privilege is almost toxic to me right now.

Considering gender re-assignment so that I can suffer alongside my sisters.

Post: #37

Today, after packing my purchases at the supermarket I quickly paid using my credit card that I had at the ready, without being taken by surprise at having to pay and then spending 5 minutes rummaging through my bag to find my purse and then another 5 minutes sorting through 27 cards to find the one to pay with.

Every. Fucking. Time.

Aaaaaaand breath.

Post: #38

I got suspended for 7 days and my 20% warning level went up to 80% and I even lost a rep point and yet I feel no need to vent or bitch and moan about the fucking ballbreaking unfairness of the whole fucking thing. In fact I feel quite serene.

Post: #39

I ate a delicious dinner at a popular restaurant last night, and I didn't get a single catcall.

Post: #40

(12-06-2018 04:21 PM)Eddie Winslow Wrote:  I can go months at a time without having to pose for a single photo.

Dude, you have no idea. I have lived near a major tourist attraction in Spain for the past few years. I see them all fucking day snapping away endlessly. Sometimes they arrive in packs and come prepared with makeup gear, mirrors, reflectors, even lighting equipment, I shit you not. Then they go about posing for each other half an hour plus, just to get that one picture with the perfect pose and which doesn't show too many of their ample imperfections.

Frankly speaking living here has been a huge wake up call as to what the current generation of young 'women' represents: nothing but spoiled self-entitled narcissistic attention whores. No I'm not bitter, rather I see them as what they are now and suffice to say it's not a pretty picture.

Post: #41

Post: #42

One of my greatest inalienable, inviolable and inherent male privilege: the great joy of watching female asses.

And it's free!!!

ass man > breast man

Post: #43

I have never had an abortion.

Post: #44

I get to enjoy the day without 100 random emotions controlling my behavior.

Post: #45

(12-07-2018 07:03 PM)RatInTheWoods Wrote:  I get to enjoy the day without 100 random emotions controlling my behavior.

Post: #46

I don't see myself as a victim, its my privilege as a man

Post: #47

I am forced to take responsibility for my actions, which helps me learn, mature and develop as a human being. Although it seems tougher, it makes me a better and stronger person in the long run. No shortcuts, scapegoats or #metoo to avoid reality. Society does not infantilise and coddle me into weakness.

Post: #48

I had lamb rump for dinner and there was no hint of soy in the dish.



Soy BTFO:

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It feels good when you can reach the top shelf of any supermarket aisle without help.

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"A man knows that he must take a risk if he wants to create a future." #221

Post: #49

My roommate started neglecting a domestic responsibility to the point that I became annoyed. I confronted him in a straightforward manner. The issue was resolved and noj hidden resentment was fostered.

The privilege is real.

Post: #50

Was offered a management role at a new job next month. Had the balls and assertiveness to demand and justify being paid what I'm worth without bitching about a pay gap.
I love being a man responsible for controlling his income.