s (men) pooping up the thread will be removed from the entire Lolcow Salon for a month." 
The Kiwicel Man-Hate Megathread. 9k replies since August 2023 
"I've been thinking about this for a while and there's no other place I can express it, so here it is. Tell me what you think of the following idea:
Men are not capable of romantic love. They pretend to love women to get free labor (s*x/mommy bangmaid)
High value men (hot/rich) will use the promise of love to trick as many women as possible into free s*x, if/when a HVM wants children he will enter an established relationship with an attractive younger woman long enough to convince her to birth his children. If he isn't rich, he will likely stay with her long-term to avoid child support/get free domestic labor/boost his image. If he is rich he will not stay long-term, unless to boost his image. Regardless, HVM will not be loyal, and will cheat if they think they can get away with it.
Low value men (average/ugly and not rich) will use "love", or the potential of it, to trick women into relationships so they can get free s*x/mommy bangmaid they wouldn't be able to get otherwise. They deeply resent the fact that they can't have whatever woman they want like the HVM, and will often take it out on women, especially the women they're in relationships with. They would cheat if given the chance, they just usually aren't. This creates the illusion of love and loyalty."
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That is not the situation. I signed my name on the house, and I am going to pay it off in my name only. I would not feel comfortable asking for rent or additional obligations. The house is an investment in my future, and working to be a loving and equal partner is as well. Just because I want it done a certain way doesn't make my bf a man child. He does almost everything I ask of him.
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You would not feel comfortable asking him to contribute? Why? There's nothing equal about this. Does he have a job?
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He has his own bills, and my income covers everything I need it to right now. He has a full time job, but, again, I took on the house as my own responsibility. I'm grateful for the help he does offer so what's the big issue?
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The big issue is that he has no actual right to be in your house. We pay for our housing, and in doing so, secure our status as rightfully present.
So either you want the ability to kick him out on a whim because he's a loser, or he's a loser who can't contribute.
It is not difficult to pay half the rent. After all, you're such a good partner, shouldn't he want to do that?
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Oh come on, this is so unnecessary.
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I know what it looks like.
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girrrrl he is USING you
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Girl, I gave him the key to the house the day we both moved in, I think having a house in one hand and a bf in the other is kinda based.
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