Do you feel sorry for such men?

Question

I notice men who had asshole dad's or experienced domestic violence end up disliking men and treating women better in all cases even if they are the ones in the wrong.

I think these men developed complexes which they project on others now.

Answer 1

ohshee | 403 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

Yoda

Can i ask what do you mean. I had a step dad that beat me he left when I was ten I still loved him I meant my real dad when I was 33 I new him for about 2 years and took av2vweek vacation to really get to know him sometimes alway asking the question who am I well after the 2 weeks I found out who I didn't want to for me i grew up fast i am self made i can do anything and do it well every day we wake up we make a choice on who we want to be in life by the things we say and do. This day ,, and as for my past its was yesterday its over it's gone I wouldn't change it and i never relive it or wish because today is more important

Answer 2

Juxtapose | 975 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

Guru

I haven't talked to my dad for close to a decade but I still prefer the company of men who look like women over women.

And that's with my mom being really awesome.

Why? I like the male sex drive and how the male brain works but with the outward appearance of a woman. Best of both worlds.

Answer 3

CMC93

Xper 6

Sometimes what they saw growing up from their dad they project onto every woman or man they date, which I have no pity for. It's sad that it happened to them and some if not most become a product of their environment but until they deal with their past the cycle will continue.

Answer 4

DaMack999 | 116 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

Xper 6

Idea your past predicts your future outcome is ridiculous and flawed science. If that were true. History would repeat itself so often that humans would predict outcome 99/100 times. Teaching kids to watch for errors like a microsoft machine. Lol. Human are more complicated and ivolving beings to predict. I would not be sympathetic to anyone who treats other once they are age of maturity. We in society have rules and standards as should women too.

Answer 5

havingfun101 | 68 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

Xper 6

My dad was raised by a single mother and starved, beat and tortured me. He was very strongly biased towards women. I treat women as the lesser beings that they are and it makes me even more attractive to them, because I'm honest.

JessieBellll

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What do you mean he was biased towards women?
JessieBellll

16 d
Hope he got what he deserved
havingfun101

16 d
He was like most people: women get a pass. Women are blah, blah, blah.
I wreck them whenever, however and they keep coming back.
I never did break him, as I don't want to go to prison, which I told him the last time when he attacked me with a machete. So weak! Hahahaha!
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JessieBellll

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Why didn't you report him to cops?
JessieBellll

16 d
Or get some guys to beat him up
havingfun101

16 d
I ko'd a literal giant who tried to murder me when I was 7. I can drop anyone. Calling the cops is weak. I just don't associate with him anymore. I also don't feel sorry for people who don't control their emotions... no excuses.
JessieBellll

16 d
He was surely a disgusting being
havingfun101

16 d
No one but my twin and I care and he's dead. Feeling sorry for people just gives them more room for evil; it's best to be hard on them. People don't learn until the pain starts.
JessieBellll

16 d
Yup I agree
havingfun101

16 d
My experience is that women are fine with sexism that benefits them and don't like sexism that doesn't benefit them. A misogynist is a man who treats women as true equals, although women are inferior to men.

Answer 6

JessieBellll

What do you mean he was biased towards women?

Answer 7

JessieBellll

Hope he got what he deserved

Answer 8

havingfun101

He was like most people: women get a pass. Women are blah, blah, blah.
I wreck them whenever, however and they keep coming back.
I never did break him, as I don't want to go to prison, which I told him the last time when he attacked me with a machete. So weak! Hahahaha!

Answer 9

JessieBellll

Why didn't you report him to cops?

Answer 10

JessieBellll

Or get some guys to beat him up

Answer 11

havingfun101

I ko'd a literal giant who tried to murder me when I was 7. I can drop anyone. Calling the cops is weak. I just don't associate with him anymore. I also don't feel sorry for people who don't control their emotions... no excuses.

Answer 12

JessieBellll

He was surely a disgusting being

Answer 13

havingfun101

No one but my twin and I care and he's dead. Feeling sorry for people just gives them more room for evil; it's best to be hard on them. People don't learn until the pain starts.

Answer 14

JessieBellll

Yup I agree

Answer 15

havingfun101

My experience is that women are fine with sexism that benefits them and don't like sexism that doesn't benefit them. A misogynist is a man who treats women as true equals, although women are inferior to men.

Answer 16

Unit1 | 790 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

Master

I don't dislike men and I don't give women special privileges.

I'm not letting assholes getting away with wronging me.

Answer 17

Pete671 | 141 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

Xper 7

I had a very dysfunctional relationship with my father, but no way was he an asshole, he had the strongest work ethic of anyone I have ever met, and a very dry sense of humour,,,

Pete671

16 d
I do prefer the company of women over men, and feel weird describing other men as friends,,,
JessieBellll

16 d
Yeah this is what I am talking about, you developed a complex
Pete671

16 d
yes probably, I try and put it down to us just being very different people,

Answer 18

Pete671

I do prefer the company of women over men, and feel weird describing other men as friends,,,

Answer 19

JessieBellll

Yeah this is what I am talking about, you developed a complex

Answer 20

Pete671

yes probably, I try and put it down to us just being very different people,

Answer 21

CubaPirate | 179 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

Guru

I certainly do. I think they need to accept that they need help

JessieBellll

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I love your answers to all of my questions
CubaPirate

16 d
Thanks I'm available to chat most of the time if you need to

Answer 22

JessieBellll

I love your answers to all of my questions

Answer 23

CubaPirate

Thanks I'm available to chat most of the time if you need to

Answer 24

Younghungguy17

Xper 5

People are byproducts of their environments but they can’t use it as a crutch

Answer 25

andy530 | 494 opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

Yoda

Yeah I feel bad for anyone who experiences domestic abuse

Answer 26

Anonymous

Both my parents abused me but I seem to hate her more

Answer 27

ThisDudeHere | 1.9K opinions shared on Guy's Behavior topic.

Master

Unfortunately, this is typical human nature.

JessieBellll

16 d
How?
ThisDudeHere

16 d
Because it is easy to cling to what is familiar than to live without it.
JessieBellll

16 d
But it's still a complex, no?
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ThisDudeHere

16 d
Well... yeah?
JessieBellll

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That's my point