Polls: Marriage & Weddings

We get rid of more and more gender roles/norms everyday. Is this something that needs to change as well?

Do you think men should have to kneel to a woman when proposing to her?

I know some people now find this sexist and/or degrading to the man.

What do you think?

I was baffled at a couple of recent questions, from girls asking guys about relationship status after they REJECTED a guy's proposal.


A man, down on one knee, offering her a ring as a tradition, asking for her hand in marriage.
Gets given a "nope". And they got the inexistent balls to ask if the relationship is over. The sheer idiocy and entitlement of some of these b...

What took me aback most however, how the MAJORITY of women actually tought they could still maintain a relationship after that.
And the way they explain themsleves "maybe she wasn't ready" , "it doesn't mean that she doesn't love him"... Smh


A woman is the keyholder for sex. We get it, its up to you to decide that. But men, are the keyholders to commitment. Its always been this way since the beginning of time.
If a guy makes the ultimate final offer of commitment to a woman, and she rejects it, how the hell do they expect a man to stay?
Do they even realize just the enormous disrespect they just indulged in? Do they even have a clue what they did to a man's pride?



This has been by far, the biggest f*cking red pill i ever swallowed. And it came outta nowhere..

Like have seen plenty of mgtow/redpill videos, a lot of it made sense, but NONE of it blew my mind. It was all kinda expected, evidence that girls cheat more? Well, not too surprised, women take advantage of men by being impregnated? Nasty, but expected. Women take advantage of the court system during divorce and strip a man of all he has? Still not surprised. People take advantage when they tend to have an unfair advantage over another. The thing is , i always felt that guys take advantage as well in similar situations, so its just a human thing to do, no biggie. I never had a mind = blown moment. But this, this was surprising. Not only is it hypocrotical, but it also shows just how little sympathy women have with men, and how much their world revolves around themselves.

thoughts

Don't feel guilty to vote and express your true personal standards and views.

Never thought I would be the one on here but here goes.

The guy was supposed to be my "best friend". For five or six years they had an affair (even in my own bed and my son's bed). I never caught them, she finally told me about it and said she loved me and would never do it again and will never see or talk to this man again, should I forgive her, and how can I ever get my trust back, and get this knife I feel is sticking in my back out? how long before the pain goes away, because I don't even want to live anymore, it hurts so bad.*
The guy's got an a** kicking when I see him, but should I trust her again?

Please be honest with this one.