The human Bender

¿Vieron que en Corrientes la ficción supera a la realidad? Macarena Orbina salió a los medios gritando "Justicia" por su hijo de 2 años. El villano: el padre. El cómplice: la jueza Macarrein. El guion venía de Oscar, hasta que alguien presionó "play" en el video equivocado. 🙄

Una tocadita de culo le costó caro

Las mujeres también pueden ser violentas, los jueces que fallan por fanatismo feminista se tienen que ir a la mierda.

Ahí tienen a una de las psicólogas involucradas en la muerte de Ángel López. No se puede borrar todo un pasado de las redes en un solo día. Se descubrió su pasado abortista. ¿Cómo puede estar a cargo del cuidado de un niño alguien que propone matarlos antes de nacer?

Imagine taking your girl to Coachella just to get c*cked

I hate to break it to you, but the truth is, no woman is ever yours, whether married or not. Whether you spend $2 million to change her life and give her the best life, she's never yours. Whether you sacrifice one of your kidney for her sake so she will continue to live, she's still not yours. Even if you are the kindest, loving and amazing man for her, she's still not yours. There is nothing you can do to own a woman for yourself. You need to understand this. She's not yours. It's just your turn. At any time you can wake up to the reality that the woman you think you own has already left you behind. Never say to yourself that your woman can never leave you. Men have said that before. Men who are stronger, handsome, wiser, and richer than you have said that before. And they have learned the hard way. Don't be obsessed with a woman. Always be ready. Her loyalty is never to any man, but to her feelings. Anything can happen at any time. This is why you get to be prepared and protected.

Las mujeres también pueden ser violentas y mala leche.

the way they hated each other while filming one of the most romantic movies ever

Scarlett Johansson is now saying that Black Widow was sexualized. But she was a female spy. She used her sexuality to her advantage, as clearly shown in the very first movie itself. The real issue is this pattern. Women today seem to have a problem with everything. She could have simply said no when she read the script. No one forced her. But they take the money first, then later play the victim and start blaming men. And let’s be honest, male superheroes are sexualized too. Thor, Wolverine, Spider-Man, Captain America, all of them. Almost every one of them has at least one shirtless scene. Their physiques are deliberately shown for appeal. Yet you don’t see male actors constantly crying about it. So what exactly is the standard here? Women will willingly sexualize themselves for money, fame, and roles, and then later complain about being sexualized. That contradiction is the problem. If it’s really such a serious issue, then simply say no. Reject those scripts. Walk away. And what’s wrong if a man is attracted to a hot female superhero? That’s basic biology. That’s how hormones work. But woke Hollywood keeps pushing this narrative, trying to shame men and turn them weak while ignoring the same reality on the other side.

Las que ganan más likes son las mujeres odiando a los hombres, pero ahí nadie dice nada Mis publicaciones con más likes ni siquiera tratan de mujeres

Estas son las psicólogas Jennifer Leiva y Vanesa Marin que se rieron del vídeo donde Ángel pedía a gritos no volver con la madre que lo golpeaba.

They put scars on women’s faces for a job interview experiment… then secretly removed them. The women went in believing they had visible disfigurements — and came out reporting massive discrimination, with interviewers supposedly referencing their “scars.” Konstantin Kisin used this study to make a powerful point: constantly telling people they’re oppressed or disadvantaged primes them to see discrimination everywhere, even when it isn’t there. It’s the same psychological effect as buying a new car and suddenly noticing that model on every street. The ideology of victimhood doesn’t just describe reality — it actively shapes it. We should be teaching young people they’re strong and capable of overcoming adversity, not training them to see themselves as permanent victims. What’s one way you’ve seen this “victimhood mindset” play out in real life?