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I Am An Mra

News just in;

"Yes avfm ( a voice for men) is strongly opposed to marriage because the institution of marriage is nothing more than slavery for men. The same can be said for.having children. Father a child in this gynocentric feminist culture is about as smart as playing ba<x>seball with a live grenade. Marriage is worse. Most MRAs who aren't already married vow to never do so. This is why MRAs and MGTOWs are so close. We share that same philosophy."

This kind of puerile crap is exactly why the MRA is a hate group. It attacks fathers and marriage. What exactly does it stand for in a positive way, I wonder?

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JackBarnesMRA

" example: Here is a case where a custody dispute was entertained. The custody trial itself cost a father $10,000. His wife had a number of psychological problems, which was proven. The judge still ruled in behalf of the ex-wife and ordered the former husband to pay the ex-wife’s attorney fees of $15,000. The legal fees he paid were $25,000. This amount was just for the custody portion of the divorce. If you are the sole provider of the household, beware, for you may be held responsible for paying legal fees for both sides. "

http://www.divorcesupport.com/divorce/Divorce-Attorney-and-Other-Divorce-Professional-115.html

One custody trial cost this guy 25,000 for his wife tk get custody.
What if he wants equal custody? Most men don't have another 25000 laying around.

Mikemcneil · 61-69, M

s costs were based on the result of the dispute. He lost. Most people who lose a Court case they initiated have to pay the other side's costs. That's just how it goes. His case was proved wrong.

Mikemcneil · 61-69, M

Care to explain or qualify your invective?

Mikemcneil · 61-69, M

If men don't ask for custody they can't complain if they don't get it. Why wouldn't responsible fathers fight to see their own kids? Maybe they are happy to be seen as deadbeat dads?

Mikemcneil · 61-69, M

Costs are awarded based on income and who issued the law suit. If the husband is working full time why should the state pay his legal costs?