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Official Kiwi Farms Man-Hate Thread
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Wait so is it that they don't like attractive men because they view them as competition, or is it that they don't like men that they aren't attracted to?
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Men will fuck a mcchicken, farm animals, monitor lizards, park benches, then act like we should be flattered they wanna fuck us, too.
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That would explain why almost all male politicians in my country are extremely punchable bloated and featureless potato faced soyjaks, when the population is more diverse (mostly fat though). Good looking men don't make it up the list of candidates within parties or maybe they don't even try, I guess.
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This might be a controversial statement, but no. I disagree. A man who has a hair transplant hasn't been saved from baldness. He's just another sad baldy, slap-headed bastard who's lying about it.
Hair transplants are literally no different from a man wearing a goofy fucking toupee, it just shows that he's prepared to waste money on vanity and disguising who he really is. He's honestly no better than a tranny at that point, surgically attempting to create a crude facsimile of nature's beauty.
Men, if you are balding, own your disgusting disfigurement, shave your heads and go about the rest of your days on this earth accursed with the Mark of Moid upon you.
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The only thing worse than a hair transplant are those "hair tattoos" I've seen on a handful of guys over the last months.
It's so fucking goofy and you can tell at a glance IRL that it's just painted on, the pictures don't do it's goofiness any justice.
Edit: found some better photos.
If you want to scroll through a whole gallery of this bullshit, I've got you.
It's so fucking goofy and you can tell at a glance IRL that it's just painted on, the pictures don't do it's goofiness any justice.
Edit: found some better photos.
If you want to scroll through a whole gallery of this bullshit, I've got you.
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Here you go, hun. Meet "Damien Slash" and his social media presence.
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All anyone needs to do is listen to testimonies from sex-buyers themselves and will quickly realise no woman would want to be in 100 miles of them. They actively ignore signs of human trafficking, and ignore signs the victim is underage if they’re not getting off on the fact. They proceed with rape even when they complain the prostitute is clearly drugged out of their mind and not giving them a porno performance. Etc etc it’s worse than you can imagine.
Coming to the conclusion women are actually jealous is Chris showing his total empathy deficit, and given he’s travelled a lot, he’s probably a sex tourist and coping.
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Why the fuck people are reacting to wannabe comedian clout chaser video. I am guessing its a parody of well off guys
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I will have to disagree, sister. You are correct that it is just a cope to cover up bad genetics but it's still better than having to look at a balding moid. I wouldn't wish having sex with a scrote who has a receding hairline on my worst enemy. I support these new age solutions like hair transplants and leg lengthening surgery because it shows that he actually puts effort into being attractive to women instead of being shamelessly ugly and still feeling entitled to female attention.
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and he does a good American accentWhy the fuck people are reacting to wannabe comedian clout chaser video. I am guessing its a parody of well off guys
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Ladies when men threaten you with you are going to die alone show them this. Because indeed dying alone is better than living with a manchild son making you clean after him while dying from cancer
A new low has been reached
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A new low has been reached
My adult son has moved back home and is behaving like a teenager – and I’m deeply unhappy
You can be silent or have a confrontation – and both options sound awful, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. But now is the time to switch abstract wishes for a concrete plan
My adult son moved back home several months ago, ostensibly to support me as I went through immunotherapy (after chemo and radiotherapy for cancer). However, my life feels like hell. I was quite content before. I felt OK about the cancer, and was running my home well. Now, I’m beyond exhausted.
I’m doing so much extra housework (he rarely contributes because when not working he’s “too tired and needs downtime”) and he’s reverted to the teenage behaviour of leaving plates of food in his room, coffee dripped on the floor, toothpaste-splattered surfaces, and so on. He comes home late from work, then keeps me awake until 2am or 3am with doors slamming, cooking and gaming. We’ve discussed how much I’m struggling, how hard I’m finding returning to the role of active parenting and how my mood is degenerating. I’m really unhappy.
Apart from talking, we’ve argued – or we live in stony silence. I liked my home as it was and I enjoyed coping. Now, I dread most days. I have around two to three years of life left and I’m terrified that this is how it will be. I’ve asked him to move out (his father lives around 10 minutes away and it would cost my son nothing). He calmly promises to improve and, of course, nothing happens. I’m so very, very tired and sad and at a loss as to how to manage the situation. What should I do?
You can be silent or have a confrontation – and both options sound awful, writes advice columnist Eleanor Gordon-Smith. But now is the time to switch abstract wishes for a concrete plan
My adult son moved back home several months ago, ostensibly to support me as I went through immunotherapy (after chemo and radiotherapy for cancer). However, my life feels like hell. I was quite content before. I felt OK about the cancer, and was running my home well. Now, I’m beyond exhausted.
I’m doing so much extra housework (he rarely contributes because when not working he’s “too tired and needs downtime”) and he’s reverted to the teenage behaviour of leaving plates of food in his room, coffee dripped on the floor, toothpaste-splattered surfaces, and so on. He comes home late from work, then keeps me awake until 2am or 3am with doors slamming, cooking and gaming. We’ve discussed how much I’m struggling, how hard I’m finding returning to the role of active parenting and how my mood is degenerating. I’m really unhappy.
Apart from talking, we’ve argued – or we live in stony silence. I liked my home as it was and I enjoyed coping. Now, I dread most days. I have around two to three years of life left and I’m terrified that this is how it will be. I’ve asked him to move out (his father lives around 10 minutes away and it would cost my son nothing). He calmly promises to improve and, of course, nothing happens. I’m so very, very tired and sad and at a loss as to how to manage the situation. What should I do?
Eleanor says: I’m so sorry you’re going through this. This sounds like a huge intrusion on your peace right when peace is at a premium.
Confronted with the massive insensitivity of a loved one we can sometimes feel caught between two equally bad-seeming options. The first is to be silent. The second is to have a confrontation. Both feel so teeth-pullingly awful that we often hope some third solution will materialise in time. In fairness, sometimes time does panel-beat the problem away. People grow out of the aggravating habit; the years float the relationship into new circumstances, leaving the old dynamic behind. To gamble that time will sort things out – even if that means paying the cost of staying silent – isn’t always a bad choice.
But here’s my question: are you willing to take that gamble? You’re living through a horrible hastening of the sands in the hourglass. I don’t want to speak for you, but in my experience that makes me want to trade gambles for certainties. It sounds like you have – or had – a pretty clear picture of how you want to spend your time. It also sounds like you’ve handled this diagnosis with admirable fortitude. And I think you get to do whatever you damn well please with your days.
Maybe you want to seize the day? Maybe you think the day bruises like a peach and you want to hold it gently instead? Maybe you want to travel, maybe you just want to feel scared about what’s coming? Whatever it is, this is the time to switch abstract wishes for a concrete strategy. You shouldn’t have to merely hope that other people will get out of your way enough to let that happen. You should get to know that they will. And they should be doing everything they can.
What’s the case against telling your son that it’s time to move out, or insisting on therapy together? Not asking. Not making a misunderstandable suggestion like “have you thought about staying with your dad?”. Closer to something like: “I appreciate what you’ve done, but if we cannot solve this, I want this time and space to myself”. Though your letter is, of course, just one part of how you feel, you do sound clear: you said you’re really unhappy, that you’re terrified things will stay this way.
That conversation might be really difficult for him. Twenty-seven feels younger on the inside than it seems, and he will have huge feelings about your diagnosis. (Is regressing maybe a way of clinging on to the experience of having a mum, of being your child?) These are all good reasons to approach this with kindness, and not treat him as though he is only a pain. But they’re not reasons to put his experience over yours. Telling him this has to change or he’s out is not you causing a rift in the family. He’s done that already. It’s just that so far, you’re the only one who’s noticed.
I know it’s easy to hope a third solution will come out of the clouds. But waiting for that solution defaults to the kind of reasoning we always use: we live as though there will be more time
Confronted with the massive insensitivity of a loved one we can sometimes feel caught between two equally bad-seeming options. The first is to be silent. The second is to have a confrontation. Both feel so teeth-pullingly awful that we often hope some third solution will materialise in time. In fairness, sometimes time does panel-beat the problem away. People grow out of the aggravating habit; the years float the relationship into new circumstances, leaving the old dynamic behind. To gamble that time will sort things out – even if that means paying the cost of staying silent – isn’t always a bad choice.
But here’s my question: are you willing to take that gamble? You’re living through a horrible hastening of the sands in the hourglass. I don’t want to speak for you, but in my experience that makes me want to trade gambles for certainties. It sounds like you have – or had – a pretty clear picture of how you want to spend your time. It also sounds like you’ve handled this diagnosis with admirable fortitude. And I think you get to do whatever you damn well please with your days.
Maybe you want to seize the day? Maybe you think the day bruises like a peach and you want to hold it gently instead? Maybe you want to travel, maybe you just want to feel scared about what’s coming? Whatever it is, this is the time to switch abstract wishes for a concrete strategy. You shouldn’t have to merely hope that other people will get out of your way enough to let that happen. You should get to know that they will. And they should be doing everything they can.
What’s the case against telling your son that it’s time to move out, or insisting on therapy together? Not asking. Not making a misunderstandable suggestion like “have you thought about staying with your dad?”. Closer to something like: “I appreciate what you’ve done, but if we cannot solve this, I want this time and space to myself”. Though your letter is, of course, just one part of how you feel, you do sound clear: you said you’re really unhappy, that you’re terrified things will stay this way.
That conversation might be really difficult for him. Twenty-seven feels younger on the inside than it seems, and he will have huge feelings about your diagnosis. (Is regressing maybe a way of clinging on to the experience of having a mum, of being your child?) These are all good reasons to approach this with kindness, and not treat him as though he is only a pain. But they’re not reasons to put his experience over yours. Telling him this has to change or he’s out is not you causing a rift in the family. He’s done that already. It’s just that so far, you’re the only one who’s noticed.
I know it’s easy to hope a third solution will come out of the clouds. But waiting for that solution defaults to the kind of reasoning we always use: we live as though there will be more time
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You know, I think society can only get crazier over time with the internet. In 2019 people were quite level-headed about how anti-vaxers were obviously crazy and in 2024 there are multiple threads about multiple conspiracy theories about vaccines. Youtube channels by actual doctors (?) Like John Campbell with millions of followers putting out near-daily videos of how vaccines caused excess deaths and conspiracy nuts in the comments. Just reading posts on this site from the past is really quite eye-opening. People did not make the obviously dumbass mental association "trannies=feminism/women" on this site 10 years ago. Who's fault is this? I blame moids.
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I'm a "moid" btw
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Not to sound dramatic but with more Chris Tyson leaks and the revelation that he let his merry band of perverted troons babysit his child while he went to get railed by another tranny while larping as an anime girl-
Aileen Wuornos, if you can hear us from the High Heavens
Please channel your moid killing energy into Chris Tyson's ex wife
Please let her kill him
Please let her flay his skin and make him leak blood as if its
the fertile rivers of Euphrates and Tigris
Aileen Wuornos, if you can hear me
If this isn't more proof that most of men that say they want to be parents are the ones to pawn off that child to somebody whether it's to their old mothers, other female family members or literal random strangers that could be potentially dangerous the moment they realize they have to actually put effort into taking care of that child and be a single parent then idk what is, but of course men that burden others with their responsibility so they can go live a childless bachelor lifestyle like this don't get the same amount of shit as a woman does when she does it, even if that man potentially puts that child in a harms way, meanwhile when a single mother does the same thing, we instantly get men coming out of the woodwork about how women shouldn't have rights and aren't fit to parents despite them writing homosexual essays about how woman's only biological purpose is to have children and take care of them prior to that.
Aileen Wuornos, if you can hear us from the High Heavens
Please channel your moid killing energy into Chris Tyson's ex wife
Please let her kill him
Please let her flay his skin and make him leak blood as if its
the fertile rivers of Euphrates and Tigris
Aileen Wuornos, if you can hear me
If this isn't more proof that most of men that say they want to be parents are the ones to pawn off that child to somebody whether it's to their old mothers, other female family members or literal random strangers that could be potentially dangerous the moment they realize they have to actually put effort into taking care of that child and be a single parent then idk what is, but of course men that burden others with their responsibility so they can go live a childless bachelor lifestyle like this don't get the same amount of shit as a woman does when she does it, even if that man potentially puts that child in a harms way, meanwhile when a single mother does the same thing, we instantly get men coming out of the woodwork about how women shouldn't have rights and aren't fit to parents despite them writing homosexual essays about how woman's only biological purpose is to have children and take care of them prior to that.
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I was having kind of a cruddy morning and then I read this, and it just made me laugh. I love this thread.
Anyone who's ever moved back home to take care of a sick parent knows that even though it can be difficult for both parties, because, depending on the illness, your parents might have to sacrifice a bit of dignity around you to get the care they need (like bathing etc), ultimately it's a good and honorable thing to do as there is precious little in this world more important than family.
She should straight up disown him for this. Say that "You are no longer my son, because when I needed you, you decided to shit up my whole life and make things worse. If you're not gonna treat me like a Mother, I'm not gonna treat you like my son. Get the fuck out."
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I have been told that the family courts favor women and men have no chance once abuse allegations have been made. Well men i hope you are satisfied with the " progress" you made with parental rights. Now pedo troon and his merry band of pedos can molest i mean babysit someones baby freely without supervision because unless there is conviction the father has " rights" to his child. Take that feminazi harpies.
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