Should I get my partials removed or not?

Kate Fox58 said:It’s nothing but an excuse.
You got sidelined because your legs look better than most women's.

Besides, I'm pretty lean—even if all these recent restrictions have me stuck in a chair too much and I've picked up a little bit of a gut, though I can burn that off fast enough once I get moving.

Kate Fox58 said:I don't know... Just sort of.
I'm fast.

So, what's next? A 100-meter dash to see who's faster?

Walter Baker2 said:Just post a picture of

Nah, I'm good.

Let's help Silvio!

Kate Fox58 said:No thanks.

Let's rally behind Silvio!

Since when does wearing yoga pants count as helping someone out?

silverwolf88 said:Should we see who can sprint the 100m faster?

Sure.
Let's film the whole challenge, too.
We'll probably be the most watched people on this forum.
We might just beat the odds.
I guess there's no justice in this world, but there's definitely rebellion.

Walter Baker2 said:I mean, you wear leggings to help out,
right?

Well, why don't you put on some leggings then?
Maybe hold up a sign that says... WE ARE ALL SILVIO.

Kate Fox58 said:Just throw on some yoga pants.

And hold up a sign... "WE ARE ALL SILVIO."

Look, I don't own leggings, just long boxers.

Hey Silvio, did they seriously scrub the partial thread about those indecent photos?

Harold Adams19 said:Man, Silvio—did they strip my partial privileges from the "Obnoxious Images" thread?

Look, if the women haven't voted to reinstate my partial access, then I don't get it back. And

as you can clearly see, the women here haven't voiced any support for lifting my restrictions.

If the female majority isn't backing me up, then I guess they think we're still stuck in the dark ages.

Because if some of them actually believed that history wasn't standing still, they’d probably be on my side.
Then I’d have the same rights as the men—but clearly, I haven't achieved equality with the guys yet, let alone the rights women enjoy in America. I had a buddy—a straight-A student, top of his class—tell me that nobody can change this situation anymore; he said it's like talking to a brick wall, or suggesting the universe itself would have to step in to shift things.
And I asked him: how do you think these viruses can fix this outdated mindset? He told me the only way is if people stop clinging to it, since regular folks can't move the needle. When someone who graduated with a perfect 4.0 GPA tells you something like that, it really makes you wonder if the catastrophe is just going to keep getting worse.

So what if you end up with a few partial posts on MK? 🤷 If all you really want is to scroll through the photos, you can always do that, and if you’re actually looking to chat with them under that specific handle, you can just head over to a different thread—people are posting everywhere anyway... 🤷

Brian Howard2 said:So what if you fail a midterm at MK? 🤷 If you feel like scrolling through the photos, go for it—that’s always an option. But if you actually want to talk to them under that specific handle, just head over to another thread; they’re posting everywhere anyway. 🤷

I’m not about to go through the hassle of creating a whole new profile just to view some photos—it's not like I need to see pictures—but this is about principle. It’s about having the same rights as any other man out there. I am constantly fighting for equal standing, plain and simple. To give you an idea of my capacity: I just finished a scientific paper, yet here comes Garofeder trying to claim I need a legal guardian and that I'm unfit to work—all while completely ignoring my thirty-two published works. [link]
I don't care what anyone says—it’s all part of that same old mentality. You see it everywhere. People act like they’re doing you a favor when they’re actually just looking out for themselves. It’s frustrating, frankly. Look at how people handle basic responsibilities—they just don't. There's this constant expectation that someone else will step in and fix things, or that rules are more like "suggestions" if you can get away with it. It's a systemic lack of accountability. It reminds me of those old-school ways of thinking where everything is about who you know rather than what you actually do. It’s inefficient, it’s regressive, and quite honestly, it's exhausting to deal with when you're actually trying to move forward. We need to stop making excuses for this behavior and start holding people to a standard. Period.

If I’m getting flagged just because I decided to actually contribute to a thread that was supposedly meant for photo sharing—fine—but at least have the decency to let me know why. I'll stop cluttering this thread—I'll respect the rules from here on out since that whole mess with the local authorities has already been sorted. Aside from a handful of women in the ladies' corner who still seem to think leggings are some kind of moral crisis—but honestly, I’m done talking about them since they stopped picking on my choice of attire—I've moved on. The only exception might be Garofeder, who seems to have developed this pathological obsession with me—hiding behind a pseudonym like some sort of basement dweller, just constantly nitpicking everything I do.

I get you ☕ honestly, it’s not even about wearing leggings—everyone wears those there anyway—it’s more about the sheer audacity of it all 👎 Even if you didn't hear the shot, you should have been pushing for some kind of cover, like getting behind a pillar or a heavy planter, making sure the Americans couldn't even get a look at you... That's how you get caught in the crossfire, not by reading some scientific paper or whatever else 🤷

William Grant20 said:And now what? 😳 🤣

🤣 I’ve told him a hundred times—just try showing up somewhere one day without the shirt on, not even naked, just casual—and then actually attempt to strike up a conversation with women. But no, he won't do it. I pointed out that if he did, it would basically mean he's actually putting himself out there to ask women for sex, and apparently, he's too stubborn for that. 😳 🤣

Exactly. I’d much rather stay single than spend my time begging some woman for sex—that's just not happening. In reality, I don't even bother approaching women first; I wait for them to make the move. I'll look their way, sure, but they often get tripped up because they assume I'm going to come crawling toward them. If a woman doesn't even give me a basic greeting or strike up a conversation first, she doesn't stand a chance with me. Even if circumstances force me to be the one to speak first, the deal is off immediately. There are way too many self-absorbed women out there who think a man should be lining up to chase them down and beg for their attention. Forget it—I'm not that guy.
It’s exactly how it goes when you’re part of a tiny male minority wearing leggings—you get painted as some villain by the masses of women, or just completely ignored. And occasionally, I even catch some women mocking me for the leggings, treating me like I’m some blue-collar construction worker.
Lately, I’m starting to feel like there’s a higher statistical probability of a virus mutating than there being any woman willing to actually spend time with me. It’s pathetic—I’m talking about women who treat me like I don't even exist. Sure, a few might engage in some polite, superficial small talk for five minutes, but nobody wants to actually hang out or go out on a date. And let’s be clear: I’m not talking about women in major metropolitan hubs like NYC or LA—those places have enough variety to make things interesting. No, I’m talking about the women here in small-town America. It feels like they’ve all been mentally cloned. If one girl decides to label a guy as "crazy," the whole town just buys into it instantly. It’s like a tiny social hierarchy where a couple of women call the shots and everyone else just follows the script. It’s that classic, hive-mind mentality you see in certain tight-knit, old-school communities.

So, apparently some women have been targeting me because I was pushing my position over on MK—I actually posted the link right here.

It’s obvious that women who can't stand me are much more formidable than the ones who actually like me—which explains why I’ve started thinking there’s a better chance of a virus mutating than any woman actually sticking around with me. [link]
http://www.alternativa-forum.com/ast...roskopu-4.html

Alex Carter said:It’s the same thing—they’re basically begging him not to sleep with them, claiming it's "not good." 🧐
But I respect his nonconformity. You’d probably tell him to just take charge and explain things to her, but honestly, he’s pretty cool the way he is. Let him be. We don't see many people this sincere—I just hope it doesn't (too much) come back to haunt him.

@silverwolf88/">@@silverwolf88, I'm with you on this.

Please, I’m not begging; I’m just looking for equal rights and an end to discrimination.

I never actually said I was begging women not to have sex with me. What I wrote was that if a woman offers herself to me, there’s a small chance I might turn her down. Look, I’m not gay. 😁 I respect gay rights, but I am attracted to women—so many women, in fact, that it's hard to choose who I like more. Even if someone looks like a supermodel, I might find someone else more appealing. 😁 But I can't stand this attitude from certain women acting like they're superior just because they don't have testicles. Sure, medical science has advanced for women, but this specific mentality held by some women—belittling men for wearing tight clothing—is something I deal with constantly here in Santa Barbara. They always have an excuse: first, it’s because you’re young and hot but inexperienced; then, once you hit middle age, you’re "less attractive" but still "inexperienced"; then, once you're older, your experience doesn't count because you aren't "attractive" anymore. It's a rigged game where you can never win. Meanwhile, the women stay with the guys who don't wear leggings, regardless of whether they're ugly or handsome, young or old, fat or thin, experienced or not. On top of that, plenty of guys tell me I'm no good with women because I wear tight pants (claiming women hate seeing testicles in leggings), which is exactly why I started this poll.

It’s pretty telling that most of the guys voted against me being allowed to view the women's photos on MK—aside from one woman who supposedly made a mistake. However since not a single woman has actually "voted" to get rid of the photo gallery on MK, it seems the ladies are perfectly fine with the status quo: they don't mind if other men look at them, they just don't want *me* looking.
So, let's look at the logic: if those voting against it are a minority leading the charge, then the silent majority is essentially benefiting from that leadership. By remaining neutral, they are effectively siding against me.
This proves that no woman stepped up to vote to strip the gallery away, while only a small group of men voted to keep it—yet the women didn't push back against that tiny group of guys. It suggests they're getting something out of it. But then I'm back to the same old story—that the women here just don't like me. If they actually did, they would have voted to scrap the gallery entirely. As for why so many of them have it out for me? You’ll have to ask them. People claim it's because I'm part of the male minority, but is that really it? Is it because I'm just asking for equal rights for both men and women?

It’s pretty interesting that I don't get any pushback from the women in the WNBA. But it makes you wonder—are the guys who are constantly against me actually on good terms with those women? It feels like I'm suddenly unwelcome in WNBA circles just because I’m pushing for actual gender equality.The voting numbers speak for themselves; they're clear evidence that these men are digging their heels in against me. Which really begs the question: who is actually pulling the strings behind these men?