letter from mens right groups
Hi all,
Got a letter from David from a mens rights group. Its an interesting read and not what I expected. Please have a look and see what you think. I am leaning towards supporting the guy.
Got a letter from David from a mens rights group. Its an interesting read and not what I expected. Please have a look and see what you think. I am leaning towards supporting the guy.
Hi Lucy,
I am a member of a men’s rights group and I have been
reading your blog and similar sources regarding the subject of testicle
punishments on men. I, like many other of your followers have seen testicle
punishments increase in popularity, become more acceptable and become far more
common. As a man it is a reality for me that this is a real thing and it is here
to stay.
This movement has formed because men need controlling and
their behaviour needs to be improved. It has come about due to an increase in
sexual harassment and the rape culture we now see. In places where testicle
punishment is used on men the improvement in these areas is huge. There is no
denying that it has had a positive effect and sadly some men will not behave correctly
because it is the right thing, they need a deterrent. Most of the time the
punishment is a session of testicle kicking or the use of a crusher to press
the testicles to cause pain. I have had 4 kicking sessions and 2 crushing ones
in the past 18 months. The women explained what I did wrong and how I was to
pay. The punishment was then given and done with respect. But for more serious
crimes or when they are sexual in nature a more serious punishment is required.
Testicle rupture.
I am writing because mens rights groups are often accused of
trying to undo the good women have done in some areas. We are accused of
wanting to stop testicle punishment despite the good it has done and we are
used as evidence that not all people support the use of testicular rupture as a
method of punishment. We are accused of wanting men accused of crimes to escape
justice and get away with whatever they want and denying women their basic
rights. We are also accused of rupture shaming which is a serious crime so it
is no wonder a lot of people hate us. I don’t blame you if you do but this is
not true. I am hoping you will let me explain why.
There are men who don’t support these punishments mainly
because they know they will have to take them because they want to behave
badly. They then miss quote us or lie and say we are against the use of rupture
when we are not. I would like to give an example.
I heard of a situation where a man touched a womans bum when
talking to her. She asked him to stop so he did it again. She reported him and
a group of women agreed he needed to be punished. They confronted him and he
claimed he was innocent, then claimed it was not a big deal. He was sentenced
to have a testicle ruptured and flattened by the testicle twist. For the record
I feel this is a more than fair punishment. The man way laid down and it took
around an hour to apply the punishment and totally flatten the testicle. After
he had recovered he told the women that mens rights groups were annoyed and
would pay for lawyers so he could sue them. This was not true we cant and would
not do that plus he is not a member. We actually agree 100% with the womens
actions. But the women cancelled 2 planned ruptures on two different men for
minor crimes and were clearly worried. So he caused damage with the lie and
people believed it so I can understand why we are hated. The sad thing is one
of the men sentenced to rupture (by kicking) agreed he deserved it and admitted
so once the punishment was cancelled.
In another case a man was sentenced to rupture for stalking.
The women discussed the facts and decided on what would is probably the
commonly accepted punishment for this crime. The man claimed that because he
never acted on anything mens rights groups would name and shame the two women
who sentenced him to rupture. The man was tied up to have his testicles kicked
but scared the women so they let him go. Again this was a totally lie.
My last example is a there was another forum about a year
ago that discussed post rupture torture. The page offered good advice for prolonging
the torture and maximising pain. Prolonging the torture gives a man more time
to learn from the mistake and regret his poor decision. So this was a good resource
for women to use. The site was commended by many women who were keen to try the
technique and learn. Sadly the comments section was attacked by trolls claiming
to support mens rights. The page was taken down soon after. This were trolls
who did not like the idea of paying for their crimes. It was not mens right campaigners
but the damage was done and again people hated us.
SO if this is not us who are we?
We are a lose group of men and women who agree with the use
of testicle punishments but just want to make sure men have some basic rights
through the process. There are
1, when a man is about to be punished he should be given a reason
why and his punishment should be described.
2, If rupture is planned or likely then medical care should
be arranged. We accept the cost should rest on the man but he may need help.
3, The punishment no matter how severe should be done professionally
and privately. Small groups can watch but not large public events. If the man
respects the woman they should respect him.
We just want to make sure these points are upheld and that
is it. We all actually support the use of testicular rupture when the woman
thinks it is needed. Her decision to use rupture should be respected and
rupture shaming is not acceptable. We actually think the punishment for rupture
shaming should be testicular rupture followed by at least 30 minutes of post
rupture torture increasing depending on the case. It is only fair men pay a
fair price for this crime. We strongly encourage anyone who believes a man’s comments
on rupture in general, a certain case of it or post rupture torture report the
man. This helps create a more positive environment where women can discuss
rupture free from haters. It also means men who commit the crime of shaming can
learn from it and be dealt with in a fair and constructive way.
We feel it important that if a man is accused of a crime by
a woman the obligation is on the man to prove his innocence. It is hard to
prove a man has done or said something small so the womans word is enough and
she should not be expected to provide proof. If the man cant quickly prove he
did not do what he is accused of then he must accept guilt and punishment.
Using rupture has changed communities and works as a great
way to deter crime. There is an immediate positive change in the average mans behaviour
when he learns he is being watched and can be sentenced to rupture if desired
by a woman. We actually want to promote the use of rupture where we can and we
want to show that a mans rights group supports it. Any good natured man who has
made a mistake and is sentenced to rupture should understand the decision. He
should respect it and cooperate fully. We also think the process should be as
easy as possible for a woman to arrange to apply a rupture and post rupture
torture. She should not face delays or questions and the man accused should
help as much as he can.
In the event a man suffers rupture and has a testicle
destroyed but is found innocent we believe he should understand mistakes can be
made and a womans safety comes first. He should bare no grudge at all and
should be punished if he does. But the woman who punished him should help him
clear his name.
We also support the use of post rupture torture and understand
how the long and very painful process helps a man learn. The high pain pleases
a woman as well. We feel it is just another tool a woman can use on a man to
punish him. We support women being educated on it and using it as they feel it
is needed.
We support the notion that “punishment does not end at
rupture” and want to help dispel the myth that it does. We follow the
recommendation of feminists which recommends when kicking to cause rupture continuing
and applying at least 10 more kicks to the man. This helps make sure the testicle
has ruptured correctly and is damaged properly. Kicks felt by a man after
rupture are far more painful so continuing kicking adds a lot of value to his
punishment. So not only does punishment not end at rupture but feminists encourage
it to continue after.
We also support kicking sessions where kicking continues even
after both testicles have been ruptured so the first rupture actually happens
about half way through the punishment. The testicles still feel full pain even
when much of their contents has leaked out. So kicking can still benefit the
man. Especially if you don’t want to touch a mans testicles kicking like this
can deliver good pain too.
We actually want men who try to spread the myth that punishment
needs to stop at rupture to be changed. We consulted feminists to decide a
punishment we should support and it is a minimum punishment of testicle rupture
plus 30 minutes of post testicle torture if they agree to admit they were lying
or castration and 90 minutes of post rupture torture if they do not. We feel a
man should be punished firmly in this situation.
We also do not support limits on when a woman can use
rupture or post rupture torture. We are also against a plan to limit post
rupture torture to 60 minutes. We feel it is an unfair limit on women and sends
the wrong message. Instead we want women to know they can punish a man as much
as they desire. It is our believe that a good man suffering post rupture
torture would offer no objections to it lasting more than 60 minutes if the
woman feels it is fair.
We also do not support a proposed ban on the process know as
full flattening or fulling draining a ruptured testicle we support this method
of punishment. To clarify this is where a testicle is ruptured and very, very
slowly the woman carefully applies pressure to tear the internal structures of
the testicle and push the tubes out of the testicle so they float around in the
scrotum. This is often compared to getting the last bit of tooth paste out of
the tube. This is a very painful process for the man and lasts normally between
60 to 120 minutes per testical. As a man feel this done he is given time to
learn from the mistake and feeling the testicle destroyed gradually is a metaphor
for how a man slowly takes rights away from women. So it is a fitting
punishment for mansplanning or any comments that degrade women. The man first
erodes the rights of a woman very gradually so as punishment he feels his
testicle drained slowly. Mens rights groups have been accused protesting this
but this is not true. Because of how effective it is and how the metaphor
connects perfectly with so many crimes I remember us connecting feminists to
show our support. We are actually working to educate men and women on the
metaphor and good times to use this punishment. Please understand we are as
opposed to a ban on this highly effective and symbolic punishment as many of
you are.
We do want to support the idea of rupture being used mainly
for more serious crimes but always at the womans discretion. We support mens
rights and want to give men a voice but we also support fair, correct
punishments. We also support the guidance of feminists on how men should be
punished. Any good man having a punishment decided just wants what the woman
wants and that is a fair punishment. We feel by men and women working together
we can create a better world. SO I hope you see we are not evil people but want
whats best.
It would be nice to hear your thoughts and I hope I have
changed some minds.
Hello. I'm a male feminist who lost a testicle 2 months ago to having a testicle ruptured with the testicle twist. The woman was very nice though and only used 10 minutes of post rupture torture afterwards. I admitted I was wrong for trying to grope her so she was merciful. I now only have one testicle and it is a great reminder of what I did wrong. Just 1 week ago I received a 75 kick punishment from a another woman and having one nut made it so much more tense. I was so afraid of being castrated.
ReplyDeleteSounds like another case of rupture being used in a constructive way. The punishment was fair and you accepted it. I think you both benefitted from the rupture. How did you find the pain of post rupture torture? was it a lot more than before the rupture?
DeleteHi Lucy! I love you and your work. It was just as painful as the rupture itself but for a whole 10 minutes. It was so extreme. I WANTED to just get it over with and have the testicle surgically removed at that point.
DeleteDavid,
ReplyDeleteI read your letter like you wanted but I’m not sure how genuine you are. I have had a run in with a mans rights group and they were not as you described. I’m a 25 year old woman who works at a gym and we were wanting to start using testicle punishments on staff and customers. We were worried about male behaviour and wanted to act before any serious cases happened. We proposed a room where a man could be taken and tied to a pillar with his legs apart. His balls could then be kicked the decided amount. The male would be tied to the pillar and would remain still as rupture was applied. We wanted to make sure it was easy for women to cause rupture and encourage it. We also wanted to encourage women to report men for any bad behaviour. I interviewed a few male customers who supported the idea, even supported how we were promoting the use of testicle rupture. Most men said they knew men make mistakes and knew it was right they were made to pay for them. A few didn’t and one contacted a male rights group who were very rude. They emailed us sayin we were being cruel and how rupture should only be used in extreme cases. They also said how we needed to prove a mans guilt and not just take a womans word before applying any punishment. They actually said they were concerned women could lie and have men they don’t like suffer testicle rupture. They told us there could be legal action taken so we stopped the plan. We want to do the right thing but this group were very demanding. If women are scared of being called liars then they will not come forward. This is wrong.
David, what do you think about this? Are you different from this as they claim to be the same as you?
To who wrote this.
DeleteYou are basically claiming to be one of the good ones and maybe you are. But there are loads of sources online discussing testicle torture clearly written by men claiming to be trying to help that are bad. There are many sources that grossly misinform women about testicular rupture. They say it must be avoided and it is wrong to want it. So they are clearly lying to women rather than trying to educate them on how they can safely and constructivly use rupture as a punishment. There is so much shaming out there for women who have used or want to use rupture.
Mens rights groups are a big problem and are you doing anything to try stop them?
I don't trust MRA's or it turns out their sons. My daughter has had encounters with the sons of MRAs at her school where he has often tried to grab her. I have instructed her to kick his small testicles as hard as she can if he makes any inappropriate moves towards her. It seems like MRA's pass on their sexist ways to their sons. Perhaps if he loses a testicle it might teach him a lesson and teach him to respect girls.
ReplyDeleteHow do you feel about a womans word beign taken as fact? some men are ok with it until they are the ones being accused
ReplyDelete