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31 Mar 2017, 11:56 pm

I have noticed an abundance of I <3 boobies wristbands relative to the number of I <3 cocks wristbands.

The ratio, in fact, approaches infinity.

But Movember is specifically to raise awareness of prostate cancer, because what goes together better than mustaches and prostate glands?


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01 Apr 2017, 8:14 am

jrjones9933 wrote:
I have noticed an abundance of I <3 boobies wristbands relative to the number of I <3 cocks wristbands.

The ratio, in fact, approaches infinity.

But Movember is specifically to raise awareness of prostate cancer, because what goes together better than mustaches and prostate glands?


Penn and Teller did an interesting episode on this issue.

It has less to do with society's love of women, and more to do with the fact that breasts are more marketable than penises.


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01 Apr 2017, 8:33 am

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Actually International Men's Day is a thing. November 19th.


Woah really!? I didn't even know!

Then again it doesn't surprise me considering how much attention the mainstream media has given to these extremist 3rd wave feminist. And when November 19th, the actual day dedicated to the respect of men, is almost completely ignored by the media, nost likely because they are afraid of said 3rd wave feminists.


Men's day is celebrated at my workplace for the entire month of November, by the growing of mustaches (by those who can grow them). Sometimes people bring food too.

I'm curious to know what exactly has upset you though.


No shave November is a cancer support thing not a men's awareness thing. People grown their hair out to raise cancer awareness or donate to cancer organizations.

It's for all sorts of male health concerns. Prostate cancer and suicide seem to be the big ones people focus on. See: https://us.movember.com/programs/cause