In a twist, this is asked by a woman (male) who tried to start an

Kudos to the nerds that must compulsively stalk anybody on the internet that says something they don't like

Another win for chads. Yanking it is cool after all.

The math teacher asked the class (7th grade) if their parents can still help or if they slowly reach their limits. My son told in class that his father has no problems at all but I start struggling. When he told me that I felt really hurt. My husband stepped in, I thought he would have my back bc first he said that this wasn't true. Then my son clarified that the question was only about maths….then my husband smiled and said „well, then that's fine“ and lightly laughed. I totally lost it. For some background: I hold a university degree in psychology, math is also a part of my education (statistics, probability calculation) but I'm not really interested in maths but really like learning and teaching my son about languages and biology. So I help my son with German, English, French and Latin as well as biology, music and random other school topics. So when it comes to maths and physics I stepp back and my husband takes over. My thoughts are „why should I put effort in a topic I don't really appreciate when my husband - a studied physicist- can do it faster“. They both interpreted this as „she's at her limit, haha“. AITA for reacting very emotionally and starting a fight?

EDIT: some of you asked for more clarification (very much appreciated instead of judging at first glance).

I used some expressions incorrectly , I am not a native speaker. We had a heated discussion for about 5 minutes where I criticized his attitude. I asked for 5 minutes alone time, then we apologized to each other.

Before the discussion with my HUSBAND I very calmly explained to my nearly 14 year old son, that I feel he gave a wrong presentation of me to his teacher in front of the class. I reacted emotionally when my husband laughed at me.Z

I do at least 90% of all school support (that's expected here in our school system, they lack a lot of professional teachers) including maths! When the new topic was introduced my husband showed more interest than before. That's when I took the chance to step back a little.

It‚s not about maths anyway. It was my husband's behavior, the laughing, the attitude. He doesn't like driving the car, no one would assume he is not capable. There have been comments in the past from people, I always stepped in and said I like it more so he lets me. He didn't pay back.

NTA.

My sister is amazing at math. She has a master's degree and a career in math. But when she was in 8th grade, she had a male math teacher who told her that she shouldn't expect to have a career in math because she is a girl and she is just naturally not as good at math as the boys. There's a lot of sexism in math.

I get why you were upset. As a woman in science, I bet you've had similar experiences. I know I have.

Women have to fight extra pressure to prove they are good at math because of sexism. It would break my heart if I found out my sons thought I couldn't do 7th grade math. I'm sue it broke yours too.

The A's here are your husband for laughing and all the men who tried to teach you that you shouldn't expect to be good at math.

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((I know it's a link but I'm not a paypig ))

>I'm always on my period

Have you considered that's because you're

>How do we stop wreckless driving as a whole?

Don't mention abortion bans or pick up 25

Foids:

Smartest foid in this comments section:

TLDR:

Pink mango explains her plan to stop wreckless drivers, which includes getting rear ended by preferably a Cadillac and then free bleeding all over herself to make the other driver believe she had a miscarriage.

https://medium.com/@sepideghate/gender-bias-in-public-bathroom-designs-c72d2a38660c

Found this post on reddit and somehow everyone involved has just missed the problem is women being

employ female engineers

— RawEdgeWord (@FlexingWords) February 23, 2024

Further to the stream last night, Odysseus has successfully landed on the moon.

The control room was filled with moids, and it turns out us dramanauts weren't the only ones to notice.

NASA is filled with foids. NASA has to outsource everything to companies filled with moids.

Destroyed with facts and logic.

Wait, is this a leftoid complaining about illegal immigrants taking her jerb? Is it a feminist rightoid? Let's check her profile.

ok what

@HeyMoon I found your Twitter account

I never knew this was her comic, but she's great! I'm going to only post the watermarked version from here on out.

One of my most popular cartoons (which had the watermark removed by some butthole at some point- not sure who- but luckily my “art” style is bad and distinctive enough that everyone still knows I made it) depicts a phenomenon that I've long believed to be true: the nerds are having better s*x than the cool kids:

I noticed this back when I was on Reddit. Reliably, you can go to /r/s*x for “questions” that are actually thinly-veiled brags by people who, in my estimation, recently realized that they are able to have s*x and are extremely excited about it.

I lost my virginity at fifteen. Not endorsing this, by the way, in hindsight I think it was a bad experience that was psychologically damaging, but anyway…I was very proud of it. I knew that most girls my age had not had s*x, and I felt that being a non-virgin made me special. I mean, I had suddenly entered a club that included both Hillary Clinton and Britney Spears. What could be more exciting? I would regale my virgin friends with pseudo “concerns” like “Hey guys, after having s*x do you ever feel like your legs kind of ache? Oh, just me? Weird!”

/r/S*x is a bit like this. Every day someone will post something like “Is it normal that I LOVE going down on my girlfriend more than I enjoy penetrative s*x?” or “My boyfriend made me c*m 15 times yesterday…is this normal? Should I go to the ER?” At first I found it irritating, but then I realized I don't even subscribe to that subreddit and never did, I was going there specifically to read these posts for whatever reason, and ultimately it was easy to ignore them if I found them tiresome.

But it got me thinking.

Reddit is for nerds (generally.) These nerds are posting about a lot of wacky s*x they're having. It's easy to dismiss these stories as fake (and I'm sure some of them are, I would know a thing or two about fake Reddit posts) but I also think a decent amount of them are real. Because there is nothing about being a nerd that makes you less sexual. Liking dungeons and dragons does not make you impotent. Being an annoying girl who wears cat ears and talks like an anime character doesn't cause vaginal dryness. The nerds are having s*x.

This seems incomprehensible to some because nerds are typically late bloomers. You don't see a lot of nerds losing their virginities before the age of 18, and I would argue many of them don't until college or later. I remember playing a game of “never have I ever” with some nerds in college, wondering why all the prompts were “never have I ever been to Minnesota” or “never have I ever seen a Komodo dragon in person” and it dawning on me that everyone playing the game was a virgin (perhaps even a third base virgin), despite being over the age of twenty...

Read the rest...

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A very very very online 30-something mom and fashion enthusiast. Former Reddit troll who earned a total IP ban.

@CartoonsHateHer if you're already a poster here, say hello and I'll give you tons of DC and awards.

Thoughts ? pic.twitter.com/SZyRRjJnc9

— H. Pearl Davis (@pearlythingz) February 21, 2024

i'm not even kidding when i say i'd break up over this 😭 pic.twitter.com/xIn4UITAbE

— sleepytime vanilla (@miacockucci) February 18, 2024

this is so quintessentially male, wow.

Males are irreparably, inherently, and innately damaged. Deficient of something really important, I don't know what to call it but "humanity" or "empathy" come close. I think they lack a soul for sure.

I'm still a woman, I know this subreddit accepts people like this but still this is more of a post to say that you don't need to be ashamed because of how you were born, it was out of your control. You don't deserve to be persecuted for it. While I've never had my chromosomes tested I assume they're XY since there's no indication that they're anything else as the doctors have told me. I've done everything I can to transition to being a woman and I want to be proud of my existence a little bit. I want to be embraced by my XX sisters. ❤️❤️

Postpartum psychosis is real, she needs help and access to proper nutrition, not to be filmed and then harassed online. You’re not only hurting mom by uploading this, you’re hurting baby. How is that nurturing? https://t.co/TAfeD5AEya

— RFH🦎👁‍🗨🪐🌘 ⬛️ (Doctor) (@hollowearthterf) February 21, 2024

Shits wild.

@Spiderman

TFW no judge mommy to gaslamp you

Women are normally suffering with postpartum issues which completely alter their mental state after they go through childbirth. The hormonal changes can be extreme.

muh hormones

The biggest killers of children are cancer and car accidents. Who's mostly responsible for r*pe? Men.

Murder doesn't matter because cancer exists, sweaty

How much sympathy do people have for blokes who end up killing people with paranoid schizophrenia or psychosis?

Loooool they're not the same illnesses.

Foid Psychosis (fake) is an excuse, Moid Psychosis (real) is not

a rare moment of self-awareness

They aren't sure what they are; if they are a woman or gender fluid or nonbinary. Either way they feel like a woman more than feeling like a man or anything in between. I know how distressing it is for them and I really emphasize with them. The problem is when I say something about what women go through, like say, sexual assault; they say men go through it too.

I don't know how to articulate just how it is for women. I want them to know what it is to be a woman since they seem to aline more with being a woman than anything else. And I know with being trans they are exposed to a whole new kind of discrimination on top of being a woman.

I just don't know how to address them about it. I feel really unheard when I say being a woman can be scary. That a man can decide violence if I reject them. That a man decided I don't have a right to safe abortion even in life threatening circumstances.

They really are not misogynistic and have never objectified me. They do chores and help me out with a lot of traditionally women roles in the household. They are kind and gentle with me, never laid a hand on me, and honestly treats me really well. I just wish I could help them understand better what it is like being a woman.

It's a long article so here's some highlights

“I'm glad we're speaking,” said Calvin. “Your personal information is linked to a case that we've been working on for a while now, and it's quite serious.”

He told me that 22 bank accounts, nine vehicles, and four properties were registered to my name. The bank accounts had wired more than $3 million overseas, mostly to Jamaica and Iraq. Did I know anything about this? “No,” I said. Did I know someone named Stella Suk-Yee Kwong? “I don't think so,” I said. He texted me a photo of her ID, which he claimed had been found in a car rented under my name that was abandoned on the southern border of Texas with blood and drugs in the trunk. A home in New Mexico affiliated with the car rental had subsequently been raided, he added, and authorities found more drugs, cash, and bank statements registered to my name and Social Security number. He texted me a drug-bust photo of bags of pills and money stacked on a table. He told me that there were warrants out for my arrest in Maryland and Texas and that I was being charged with cybercrimes, money laundering, and drug trafficking.

...

The next man who got on the line had a deeper voice and a slight British accent flecked with something I couldn't identify. He told me his name was Michael Sarano and that he worked for the CIA on cases involving the FTC. He gave me his badge number. “I'm going to need more than that,” I said. “I have no reason to believe that any of what you're saying is real.”

“I completely understand,” he said calmly. He told me to go to the FTC home page and look up the main phone number. “Now hang up the phone, and I will call you from that number right now.” I did as he said. The FTC number flashed on my screen, and I picked up. “How do I know you're not just spoofing this?” I asked.

“It's a government number,” he said, almost indignant. “It cannot be spoofed.” I wasn't sure if this was true and tried Googling it, but Michael was already onto his next point. He told me the call was being recorded, so I put him on speaker and began recording on my end, too. He wanted to know if I had told anyone what was going on.

I admitted that I had texted my husband. “You must reassure him that everything is fine,” Michael said. “In many cases like this, we have to investigate the spouse as well, and the less he knows, the less he is implicated. From now on, you have to follow protocol if you want us to help you.”

“I don't think I should lie to my husband,” I said, feeling stupid.

“You are being investigated for major federal crimes,” he said. “By keeping your husband out of this, you are protecting him.” He then repeated the point Calvin had made about my phone and computer being hacked and monitored by the criminals who had stolen my identity.

...

“If you talk to an attorney, I cannot help you anymore,” Michael said sternly. “You will be considered noncooperative. Your home will be raided, and your assets will be seized. You may be arrested. It's your choice.” This seemed ludicrous. I pictured officers tramping in, taking my laptop, going through our bookshelves, questioning our neighbors, scaring my son. It was a nonstarter.

“Can I just come to your office and sort this out in person?” I said. “It's getting late, and I need to take my son trick-or-treating soon.”

“My office is in Langley,” he said. “We don't have enough time. We need to act immediately. I'm going to talk you through the process. It's going to sound crazy, but we must follow protocol if we're going to catch the people behind this.”

...

When I got home, Michael told me to get a box, put the cash in it, take a picture of it, then tape it shut. I found a floral-printed shoe box that had once contained a pair of slippers I'd bought for myself — a frivolous purchase that now seemed mortifying. Michael told me to label it with my name, my case number, my address, a locker number he read to me, and my signature. Then he directed me to take another picture of the labeled box and text it to him.

“My colleague will be there soon. He is an undercover CIA agent, and he will secure the money for you,” he said. What exactly would that entail? I asked. “Tonight, we will close down your Social Security number, and you will lose access to your bank accounts,” he explained. “Tomorrow, you'll need to go to the Social Security office and get a new Social Security number. We'll secure this money for you in a government locker and hand-deliver a Treasury check for the same amount. You can cash the check and use it for your expenses until the investigation is over.”

“Why can't I just use this cash?” I asked. “Why do you have to take it and give me a check?”

“Because all of your assets under your current identity are part of the investigation,” he said. “You are being charged with money laundering. If we secure this cash and then issue you a government check under your new Social Security number, that will be considered clean money.”

“I'll need to see your colleague's badge,” I said. “I'm not just going to give $50,000 of my money to someone I don't know.”

“Undercover agents don't carry badges,” he said, as if I'd asked the CIA to bring me a Happy Meal. “They're undercover. Remember, you are probably being watched. The criminals cannot know that a CIA agent is there.”

...

I met the SUV at the curb and put the money in the back seat. It was 6:06 p.m. Even if I'd tried to see who was driving, the windows were tinted and it was dusk. He maybe wore a baseball cap. When I turned around, I could see the backlit faces of my husband and son watching from our apartment nine stories above.

...

I told my husband what had happened. “Why didn't you tell me?” he asked, incredulous. “I would have stopped you.” That I'd been trying to protect him suddenly seemed so idiotic I couldn't even say it out loud.

...

Valentine's Day can be tough for survivors. Behind the chocolates and flowers, gifts can be tools of control in abusive relationships. As we exchange tokens of affection, let's also extend our support to survivors of domestic abuse. #ValentinesDay #ComeTogether #EndAbuse pic.twitter.com/SqsheUFRLB

— Women's Aid (@womensaid) February 14, 2024

!biofoids look at me I'm helping

https://tiktok.com/@goodluckkarly/video/7333683401636990251

Entire thread is great, lots of older women crowing about how 18-year-old girls fake all the time and hate s*x and that only older, experienced women enjoy s*x. Man, I wonder what ulterior motives they could possibly have with this narrative

Personal favorite comment: This guy telling some foid that the phrase "please do better" adds 100 pounds to her

Dennis Reynolds type shit

"Stop objectifying women"

Meanwhile her sexcel spreadsheet:

James Length: 4.75in Width: 2.25in Thrust power: 6/10 Stamina: 4/10 Ejaculate: 5/10. 7/10 with 🍍.

Like bro this the most objectifying shit I've ever seen. GTFO.

Sounds like someone's mad they would be near the bottom of the list

Wtf is wrong with these people imao

Active in /r/Destiny according to subreddit tagger

Just FYI, your streamer has a list too: https://old.reddit.com/r/Destiny/comments/q1pgf8/destiny_has_a_frick_buddy_spreadsheet

He also shared a girl's nudes without her consent.



Just making sure you're equally disgusted about this and not a hypocrite.

this guy is a hasan fan (unsurprising) but he also used to post on /r/drama

reveal yourself

Bro she started passing the list around the room too lmfao these hoes wild

she's used to passing things around

Imagine you slept with a girl and she hands her friends a detailed list of how good you were in bed, how big your genitals were etc 💀💀

And no one in that room confronted her at all Wtf

This clip will haunt her future husband

No it wont. Any guy who is crazy enough to go near her after this, is extremely mentally ill.

Any guy wouldn't give a frick cause it's irrelevant lmaoo,

Sounds like someone wants to be on the list

She isn't gonna sleep with you lil bro you can stop white knighting under every comment on the thread 🤡

The way you incels think anyone not dogpiling on a women is doing it for s*x lmaoo, 😂🤡

A lot of people here don't realize the character that streamers are playing, none of this is real y'all and Emily is one of the best actresses that does it.

>the list isn't real