They use it because they can't use physical violence against men usually.
It's using offence as a form of defence. The problems occur when the guy hasn't actually been abusive. In most Western society the woman's story gets believed even with no evidence.
If he's lucky, the guy has people around him who know his genuine character and are able to kill the rumour. That was before the internet. These days it's almost impossible to prevent an innocent guy having his life destroyed.
No wonder men make up 80% of suicides.
June was Men's Mental Health Month long before Fuckwit "pride" got hold of it.
The question then becomes - is it "wrong" to expose the deceiver, and if it is, do two wrongs make a right? The desire to get revenge in the case of being led on by a married guy who doesn't disclose it, is huge. I get it. You want him to pay for his lies, and suffer some consequences for his deceit.
I'm not trying to defend his behavior... not at all. It's just that there are a lot of things to consider, especially if he has a family with young kids and a stay-at-home wife. What if by exposing him, he loses his job and income, even for a short time? You might actually be punishing the wife and kids, who did nothing. It's a tough decision when and if you have the power to devastate someone's life, and that of an innocent family.
I think its petty. Those things need to be sorted out amongst eachother and not for the whole world to see. Its a way for those women to look for attention. In no way is cheating on someone right but neither is humiliating them on a public level. two wrongs dont make a right.
Play with fire and you will get burned eventually.
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It's a logical reaction for a women. Women don't know how to control their emotions so using public platforms is a great way for them to vent. One of the unique things is that it shows that women don't understand women because exposing the fact that a man can sleep w/ a lot of women only makes him more valuable in society.
Trivia question:
Name one man in the history of the world whose career has been stifled by infidelity?
I think it's great that girls are using social media to expose wrongdoings of men! There is a lot of power in speaking out and telling your story.
As for my wrongdoings, I can tell you that I absolutely adore melons, honkers, boobies, tits, chesticles, bazoombas, coconuts, jugs, cantaloupes, and boom booms - they're my favorite things to behold!
I don't have a lot of compassion for someone who breaks promises. What I do dislike is seeing over-the-top thrashing of people who last week were "my whole world" just because it didn't work out.
I act as if I am under constant video surveillance. I would not be surprised if there are guys that get jammed up for doing something that they should not be doing
I think it's good don't cheat and they'll be nothing to expose
It's just gossip, but since the date pool has increased in size due to the internet, the gossip range also increases.
I find it kinda funny but not just men. Exposing the women too.
I'm glad because i never cheat, why would i be in a relationship in the 1st place if i wanna cheat!
it depends the situation. If she gets a nude pic or getting harassed I agree with that. I have seen a lot of situations where women use it to their advantage for the wrong reasons.
The answer to your serious question: more vagina. Maybe younger too.
women posting their L's
At least they have a way to expose
expose them for doing what
Go for it. It's protection for women
The courts should handle it, not social media.
Depends on the situation.
I imagine it can be scary
It's amusing
Its gay..
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