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Ok cool. Imagining domestic violence isn’t the same as committing it but go off handmaiden. Tbh I do hope for more female on male domestic violence and Ill always bat for female abusers so yeah
Official Kiwi Farms Man-Hate Thread
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Man hate time:
When you're trying to learn a new skill and a man is insistent that he comes over and physically gets in your space and touches what you're touching and physically shows you how to do the thing you're trying to learn.
Because God forbid a woman learns by trial and error with her own two hands.
God forbid she finds it fun to learn this way.
When you're trying to learn a new skill and a man is insistent that he comes over and physically gets in your space and touches what you're touching and physically shows you how to do the thing you're trying to learn.
Because God forbid a woman learns by trial and error with her own two hands.
God forbid she finds it fun to learn this way.
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This is literally just it. "Life on easy mode" just means getting sex and the funniest thing about it is that it's men's own fault that sex is thrown at us. If they raised their standard from "none at all" maybe they could gain some power back in the "dating market" but they can't help themselves.
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I fucking hate youtube's new algorithim and recommendations system
I had to see this goid shit on my feed
I had to see this goid shit on my feed
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I guess I have a different experience with this, but I don’t have this problem with my husband. We were friends for a long time before dating though and that helps. If the way you meet is through hooking up, then I can see this becoming more likely to occur. I guess one of the easiest litmus tests for this would be looking at how the guy treats their family and how they treat people in the service industry. How they treat kids/animals is a good indicator too. If said guy can act decently around all those situations, then he’s less likely to view you as a quick shag to be immediately discarded.
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They claim to be such discriminating sex enjoyers, but from the way they talk about it men see sex as being fungible like money. Some fucks are better than others, but fucking Stacy once is about equal to fucking Angie twice or Jessica ten times.
It's as if they can't understand that sex is like music or food. But men are really even more extreme than this, and seem to think that there's some de minimis quality of sex. IRL it's very possible to have sex that is objectively bad, an experience you wish you never had, but you wouldn't know it talking to these "a hole's a hole" type guys.
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Look up Katherine Knight she is the best female-on-male domestic violencer ever, she is the Alpha BPD Queen and domestic violenced so fucking hard she gave PTSD to an entire police department. Wuornos is overrated trash by comparison and people only rate her because she's a meme.
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Even women that do go the gold digger route and end up with an extremely wealthy man tend to die young and live miserable lives. Look at Anna Nichole Smith. I don't think anyone would say her life was easy or pleasant.
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just read her wikipedo article. I'm impressed. damn
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The “life on easy mode” claim is made by guys that choose to be unaware of struggles women face more often than men.
One good example is the struggle between career and having kids, and most women will end up having to compromise and have less earning potential due to time off taking care of kids. It’s a perfectly valid reason to be out of the workforce, but some men will use it as reasoning for why women are incapable of achieving as much as men. Additionally, being a decent parent is a lot of work on both ends, but some men will act like women just spend time at home goofing off while the man works. If you have kids, especially young ones, it’s quite the opposite. Women I went to school with and have kids of their own don’t have as much time to post online in general. Women will make lots of sacrifices that get undervalued because it won’t always result in immense fortune and social status.
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I write the DCS letters every month begging them to parole her so we can be together but they just won't listen.
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My favorite part was when she strangled her husband on their wedding night because he fell asleep after having sex only 3 times.
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Men also undervalue what they deem "Women's Work" in the job market, despite being abhorrently against DOING that kind of work. If I make the same amount of money as some Forklift Certified Fucko building spreadsheets and answering phones they think I cracked some kind of Easy Money cheat and that I am not doing real work. They don't want to do it, so it must not be challenging or good. They'll espouse some regurgitated nonsense about "Bullshit Jobs" and continue grind their spine to powder as if thats any more honorable.
Where I work now, if I call in, my boss wont turn on the open sign. If one of the manual labor moids is out, we maybe have to move a delivery back. Maybe.
Every male dominated manual labor job has a bunch of women in the background actually ensuring workflow stays organized and customers stay happy.
Where I work now, if I call in, my boss wont turn on the open sign. If one of the manual labor moids is out, we maybe have to move a delivery back. Maybe.
Every male dominated manual labor job has a bunch of women in the background actually ensuring workflow stays organized and customers stay happy.
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This thread is cathartic. Particular reason I'm here today:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-tayside-central-66892899
Local News
Man found guilty of murdering Claire Inglis in her Stirling home
Published
2 days ago
Christopher McGowan was found guilty by a jury at the High Court in Stirling
By Graeme Ogston
BBC Scotland Tayside and Central reporter
A man has been found guilty of murdering his new girlfriend weeks after being bailed to her Stirling home.
Christopher McGowan, 28, battered and strangled Claire Inglis, before burning her with a lighter and pushing a wet wipe down her throat.
A jury took just over two hours to convict McGowan, who was on five bail orders at the time of the murder.
Judge Michael O'Grady described it as a "crime of utter wickedness".
He said McGowan's attack on Ms Inglis was "brutal and bestial" and he thanked her family for their dignity in court.
They had watched every day of the trial from the public gallery at the High Court in Stirling.
'She told me he was going to change. He did - into a murderer'
After the verdict, the court was told that McGowan had 40 previous convictions, including three for assault.
He has also served an 18-month jail term for assault and robbery.
Ms Inglis' parents want to know why he was released from prison to live at their daughter's home weeks before her death.
"He should never ever have been put in her flat with my grandson and Claire," her father Ian told BBC Scotland News. "Not with the criminal record he had - it should never have been allowed."
Claire Inglis suffered 76 injuries in the fatal attack
The judge told McGowan that people who work in court regularly have to listen to accounts of the "dreadful things human beings do, one to another".
"And perhaps over time - regrettably but inevitably - such things can lose a measure of their impact," he added.
"But some crimes still have the power to profoundly shock, and surely your brutal and bestial killing of Claire Inglis is one such crime.
"It is a crime of staggering cruelty and depravity. It is a crime of utter wickedness."
He added: "You have without rhyme, reason or pity taken the life of a young woman - daughter and a mother - who, as your partner should have been confident of looking to you for affection and protection.
"Instead you brought to her a terrible destruction and to her family a lifetime of anguish."
Murder accused told alleged victim 'I'll kill you'
Victim had 76 injuries, murder trial told
McGowan initially claimed he had been acting in self-defence but that claim was subsequently withdrawn during the trial.
His account of events ranged from claiming Ms Inglis had fallen down the stairs of her flat, to saying she had overdosed on Valium and he had tried to save her life.
The trial heard that Ms Inglis, a 28-year-old mother-of-one, sustained 76 injuries during McGowan's attack.
Pathologist Dr Kerryanne Shearer said these included a number of blunt force impacts to the head and face, and extensive bruising to almost her entire skull.
Ms Inglis had sustained a subdural hematoma and a fractured hyoid bone, a horseshoe-shaped bone in the middle of the neck.
Claire Inglis was murdered in her home on 28 November, 2021
The jury was told of chaotic scenes both outside and inside Ms Inglis' St Ninians' flat in the aftermath of the attack in the early hours of 28 November, 2021.
A paramedic arriving at the scene saw McGowan being beaten by two men, shouting "murder" and "he's killed her."
A bloodied McGowan had followed the paramedics into Ms Inglis' flat, where two neighbours were desperately performing CPR on the young mother.
One of those neighbours, William Stone, 52, said: "She had the makings of a black eye, her whole face was swollen.
"I could hear Claire gurgling, but there was no response."
'Horrendous crime'
Mr Stone said McGowan was behind the paramedics in the hall saying Ms Inglis had fallen down the stairs and she had taken 50 Valium and half a gram of cocaine.
"He (McGowan) never even came into the room and asked how she was doing," Mr Stone added.
A taxi driver told the trial that he had picked up McGowan and Miss Inglis the previous evening in Stirling city centre.
David Addison, 35, was asked how McGowan had spoken to Ms Inglis, 28, and he replied: "It was horrible, not nice, the tone of his language. It was very demanding."
Mr Addison said in his police statement that after Ms Inglis left the taxi, McGowan said under his breath: "I'll kill you."
Police Scotland said McGowan would now have to face the consequences of his actions.
Det Insp Will Harley, of Forth Valley CID, said: "This was a horrendous crime, which involved significant levels of violence.
"Christopher McGowan cruelly took Claire's life, showing complete disregard for her and her family."
McGowan will be sentenced on 25 October at the High Court in Edinburgh.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-tayside-central-66892899
Local News
Man found guilty of murdering Claire Inglis in her Stirling home
Published
2 days ago
Christopher McGowan was found guilty by a jury at the High Court in Stirling
By Graeme Ogston
BBC Scotland Tayside and Central reporter
A man has been found guilty of murdering his new girlfriend weeks after being bailed to her Stirling home.
Christopher McGowan, 28, battered and strangled Claire Inglis, before burning her with a lighter and pushing a wet wipe down her throat.
A jury took just over two hours to convict McGowan, who was on five bail orders at the time of the murder.
Judge Michael O'Grady described it as a "crime of utter wickedness".
He said McGowan's attack on Ms Inglis was "brutal and bestial" and he thanked her family for their dignity in court.
They had watched every day of the trial from the public gallery at the High Court in Stirling.
'She told me he was going to change. He did - into a murderer'
After the verdict, the court was told that McGowan had 40 previous convictions, including three for assault.
He has also served an 18-month jail term for assault and robbery.
Ms Inglis' parents want to know why he was released from prison to live at their daughter's home weeks before her death.
"He should never ever have been put in her flat with my grandson and Claire," her father Ian told BBC Scotland News. "Not with the criminal record he had - it should never have been allowed."
Claire Inglis suffered 76 injuries in the fatal attack
The judge told McGowan that people who work in court regularly have to listen to accounts of the "dreadful things human beings do, one to another".
"And perhaps over time - regrettably but inevitably - such things can lose a measure of their impact," he added.
"But some crimes still have the power to profoundly shock, and surely your brutal and bestial killing of Claire Inglis is one such crime.
"It is a crime of staggering cruelty and depravity. It is a crime of utter wickedness."
He added: "You have without rhyme, reason or pity taken the life of a young woman - daughter and a mother - who, as your partner should have been confident of looking to you for affection and protection.
"Instead you brought to her a terrible destruction and to her family a lifetime of anguish."
Murder accused told alleged victim 'I'll kill you'
Victim had 76 injuries, murder trial told
McGowan initially claimed he had been acting in self-defence but that claim was subsequently withdrawn during the trial.
His account of events ranged from claiming Ms Inglis had fallen down the stairs of her flat, to saying she had overdosed on Valium and he had tried to save her life.
The trial heard that Ms Inglis, a 28-year-old mother-of-one, sustained 76 injuries during McGowan's attack.
Pathologist Dr Kerryanne Shearer said these included a number of blunt force impacts to the head and face, and extensive bruising to almost her entire skull.
Ms Inglis had sustained a subdural hematoma and a fractured hyoid bone, a horseshoe-shaped bone in the middle of the neck.
Claire Inglis was murdered in her home on 28 November, 2021
The jury was told of chaotic scenes both outside and inside Ms Inglis' St Ninians' flat in the aftermath of the attack in the early hours of 28 November, 2021.
A paramedic arriving at the scene saw McGowan being beaten by two men, shouting "murder" and "he's killed her."
A bloodied McGowan had followed the paramedics into Ms Inglis' flat, where two neighbours were desperately performing CPR on the young mother.
One of those neighbours, William Stone, 52, said: "She had the makings of a black eye, her whole face was swollen.
"I could hear Claire gurgling, but there was no response."
'Horrendous crime'
Mr Stone said McGowan was behind the paramedics in the hall saying Ms Inglis had fallen down the stairs and she had taken 50 Valium and half a gram of cocaine.
"He (McGowan) never even came into the room and asked how she was doing," Mr Stone added.
A taxi driver told the trial that he had picked up McGowan and Miss Inglis the previous evening in Stirling city centre.
David Addison, 35, was asked how McGowan had spoken to Ms Inglis, 28, and he replied: "It was horrible, not nice, the tone of his language. It was very demanding."
Mr Addison said in his police statement that after Ms Inglis left the taxi, McGowan said under his breath: "I'll kill you."
Police Scotland said McGowan would now have to face the consequences of his actions.
Det Insp Will Harley, of Forth Valley CID, said: "This was a horrendous crime, which involved significant levels of violence.
"Christopher McGowan cruelly took Claire's life, showing complete disregard for her and her family."
McGowan will be sentenced on 25 October at the High Court in Edinburgh.
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Men should be working construction and in the coal mines. Jobs that require muscle and no brain. Leave the jobs that require work from the "upstairs brain" to women. Women are more educated and beating all the boys in the race for degrees since our minds are clear focused always and not just for 10 seconds after an orgasm. Men will just "randomly" pop a boner and fuck up everything because they got horny and had no blood going to their brain or they will randomly sperg out infront of a customer because they got their ego hurt anyways.
Not to mention men will randomly sexually harass women who are actually doing work and preventing her from getting shit done. They hire people not based on skill but on which guy they want to golf with and which woman they want to oogle and grope. Plus I think men would genuinely be happier getting at least one work-out a day and digging outside in the mud and swinging a pickaxe. They are outdoor animals not meant to be sitting inside in a comfortable office all day. It's for the best for everyone.
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Is she the one who tried to feed the dead father, the one she'd butchered (as a professional butcher, iirc), to his kids, or am I misremembering? She was quite the hellcat, if it's who I think it is.
I won't look her up, I refuse to outsource my memory to search engines at all times. It makes my brain too lazy.
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Our girl Gypsy Rose Blanchard is FREE
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Based, though kids who kill their abusive parents should get medals, not prison sentences.
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She’s no Willie Pickton, but that only reinforces that men are the disgusting violent sex.
Seems like it’s much easier to live the lifestyle of someone who stands on their own two feet.
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I normally wouldn't post on this thread, but I really want to make this point to somebody because it's been on my mind for years, and this may be the only place I can say it freely.
No group of people get shit on more than stay-at-home wives and mothers, when really they deserve the most respect. Wives and mothers have the responsibility of taking care of an entire house and dealing with bratty kids all day long. They stay in one location for large amounts of time, and a lot of the work they do is thankless. Making a house run well is a large endeavor.
Society has a whole, regardless of political stances, tends to look down upon them. The more conservative, trads view it as a woman's natural place and thus that should be their standard. They don't deserve appreciation because that's what they should be doing, which I don't like. On the other side, more socially liberal-minded people tend to look down upon stay-at-home mothers and wives. They seem belittling, in my opinion -- "oh, you WANT to stay at home all day and do nothing. Okay... You're a real credit to your gender," and so on. Can't women be allowed to choose and be respected, because both sides require a lot of work?
That one sentence I replied triggered this whole diatribe, but it has literally been on my mind for years, and I've never had the opportunity to express it.