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| 1 | Two Questions. Applying the Red Pill to my relationship of one year and Why does it have to be like this?These women aren't here giving you good advice- they're looking to stack the deck in their favor. Where is all the negativity coming from? The fact that you cannot reasonably discuss this indicates you have an emotional issue that is your own problem to work out. Hopefully you can see a therapist to work out the trauma. No one is looking to stack any deck of cards. just trying to explain that men have skewed perceptions that women don't want to hear what is troubling them. In any strong relation… | /r/TheRedPill | 02/06/14 05:56 PM |
| 2 | Two Questions. Applying the Red Pill to my relationship of one year and Why does it have to be like this?Because women also have moments of weakness. I understand that there are a lot of women out there who are horrible. I understand there are a lot of women out there who will do horrible things just for their own fun. There are also women who uphold themselves to a higher standard and treat men with the respect. To be there for them both at their highest points and lowest points. Hating women isn't going to solve the problem. Being with someone who listens and reciprocates the love and affection y… | /r/TheRedPill | 02/06/14 03:30 PM |
| -18 | Two Questions. Applying the Red Pill to my relationship of one year and Why does it have to be like this?I disagree with the crying on the shoulder will cause a woman to dry up. As a married woman of 3 years and been with my man for 5 years. The stronger relationship is one where both partners can openly communicate with each other and cry on one another shoulders when they need to. You're not with the right woman if she tells you that you can't cry to her. Women aren't afraid of men's weakness. They welcome it. women, or at least I do, understand that men have emotions that should be portrayed in … | /r/TheRedPill | 02/06/14 07:10 AM |
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