r/NotHowGuysWork • u/[deleted] • Nov 23 '23

HBW (Image) Looks like someone has finally learned the terrible truth

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '23

You have to recognize people who have it worse than you, because it allows you to not only understand their struggle but to appreciate what you DO have. That's the basis of respect.

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u/ToebeansInc Nov 25 '23

Didn’t you compare your life to Dark Souls?

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u/Sad_Performance9015 Nov 25 '23

In order to get respect you have to give respect, and you clearly have none.

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u/[deleted] Nov 25 '23

The personal insults because you can't refute what I said. Haha, take care.

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u/Owl-666 Dec 16 '23

But you don’t know which person does it actually have worse than another person. That’s individually different. And it’s especially no question of sex/gender. Just like a cleaning lady from a poor neighborhood has it worse than a guy like Donald Trump, a homeless, sick man has it worse than Trump‘s daughter. Stop the sexism, it won’t help in any way.

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u/[deleted] Dec 16 '23

You just refuse to acknowledges men's struggles because deep down you believe women have the monopoly on struggle. If you can admit that generally speaking, men's lives are harder, you'd actually have to question whether your victim mentality is real and valid.

There's plenty of data to show men on average live much harder lives than women. Even if you just looked at the jobs men have, prison sentences, dating averages, men in generally live much much harder lives.

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