So it's not just Vgchartz you're getting banned on :P
I kid, I kid!

Actually, this reads an awful lot like a feminist version of 'God's not dead'.

If you've read Hershel's stances on various issues, he's more on the left than the right. You'd also be surprised that anti-3rd wave feminism is not a conservative stance. Take Sargon of Akkad's subscriber demographics as an example (skip to 1:33). 55% are left-libertarian and 35% are right-libertarian.

Never heard of boner shaming until you mentioned it. Manspreading, on the other hand...

Sorry, I don't believe this, either you are hiding part of the truth or this just didn't happened at all.

If you want to talk about modern feminism problems you dont need to create a fake story, you can just talk about it.

And please, stop the paranoia, men rights are not being threatened by feminism, feminazis are a tiny minority inside the feminist movement and while there are some positive discrimination for women in our society there is also a lot of negative discrimination and just a few decades ago they had way less rights than men, it's something similar with gay people, they have been so maltreated for so many centuries (and they still are in many places) that now society dont accept things that could be slighty offesive towards them, even if is only a joke. I don't think there is something wrong about it, I actually think is something positive.

Your teacher was correct.  You said it yourself: your exact words were "women always complaining..."; by framing your Strawman Argument in this manner (an example you should have used instead is when a guy's pants are too low and you can see his underwear), you have forced the other side to refute that all women are always complaining about clothes rather than discuss the alleged double-standard.  However, even that much would have been off-topic.  You said that the subject of debate was whether you agreed with Third-Wave Feminism or were against it.

Naturally, you were called out for sexism but rather than reframing the question you doubled-down on the fallacy and made a scene.  It would have been better to quietly accept the rebuke and discuss it with the teacher calmly after the class; you would have had time to think your arguments through and you wouldn't have escalated things with your classmates.

The other posts I've seen specifically called out liberals.  I've only heard anti-third wave feminism coming from conservatives.  About 9 out of 10 times I've heard it, it's been accompanied by a knock on liberals.  Not saying that's necessarily true, but it's been my experience.

Of course we've all had embarassing boners.  But was it just you being embarassed or were people actively mocking your boner?

Free to believe lmao

I'm not that desperate though. No point in making up the story. Oh no, I'll get a pat on the back. 

The only story I'll probably lie about is the one that explains my hatred for cows. That's probably the only one where I'll exaggerate and make the story the opposite of the truth.

To be honest it wasn't as big of a deal as I made it to be.

The activity itself wasn't meant to be super serious. It wouldn't make a big change to anyone's grade(maybe .5 percentage points? Wow, so much). I just let myself get angry which led me to where I am- relaxing at home.

So yea, I'm not mr.victim here. I was a dumbass for deciding to join in the first place. Should've just stayed silent and watching when I had the chance.

Yes, men should be able to lactate as well...

No, here's the true story:

I was in first grade and we got to visit a farm. Yippee, fun times. The farmer and teacher decided to seperate us into a bunch of different locations. They were basically mini  jobs for us demons to see what it's like to be a farmer.

There was a station where you got to ride a tractor(which is where I got to go). There was also a feeding pen for the pigs and goats. Sadly, I didn't go to either one of those stations. I got sent to...the milking area.

"So what?" you may ask. Well, we were supposed to stick to our station for the entire day(which was about 2 hours). Eventually, I became the only kid to be at the station. The other kids chose to run away. I was an idiot who always followed the rules, so I stayed to prevent getting in trouble. 

I was then stuck with an old dude who didn't even say a word when he saw the kids ran away- I was also with a bunch of cows(around 10ish?). All he did was give me a 5 second presentation on how to milk cows and let me do the rest.

One thing for sure is that I was grossed out. I didn't want to touch something pink and slimy. but, as the stuckup goody pants I was, I milked the cows...for an hour. My hands smelled like shit. It's not necessarily hard to milk a cow, but it gets tiring. One cow alone takes 20 minute to milk. Besides, smelling their manure for an hour is not exactly the best way to make a first grader interested in farms.

First grade me chose to hate cows. Why? Eh, will never know. technically it was my fault; could've easily avoided it all(like with my current situation- I really need to learn when to stop being a dumbass). I suppose it just stuck to me. Seeing them makes me feel sick to my stomach, and I'll probably hold those emotions for a loooong time.

Well, there you. That's my story on why I hate cows. It's absolutely ridiculous, but that's my childhood for you.

Imagine saying that on a post by a woman saying she was raped.