5ydneyzane Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	Why change your behavior instead of changing what women you pursue? How many men? 7 men total. As for the not worth my time comment. The main manipulator I am referring to did the whole back and forth thing, manipulating emotions. When I was moving he texted me saying "No, don't leave, I need you here." I told him "We both know you don't care. Let it go." So not really the scenario you're referring too. Got it out of my system? 7 men total and my SO is the best sex I've ever had. And yes. If he became an annoying, clingy wreck I wouldn't be attracted to him. Jus…	/r/askTRP	12/12/14 01:35 PM
1	Why change your behavior instead of changing what women you pursue? I can agree to that. I think moaning and groaning about stuff for extended periods of time looks unattractive on anyone. However, I did see a great deal of people on the thread say that telling your SO you love them and complimenting them is a bad plan. I just don't get it.	/r/askTRP	12/12/14 01:01 PM
1	Why change your behavior instead of changing what women you pursue? Yeah. I definitely don't think it's valid. I'm just curious on some views these subscribers hold.	/r/askTRP	12/12/14 12:58 PM
1	Why change your behavior instead of changing what women you pursue? Eh. I understand that people have different perceptions about the whole masculinity thing, but I've never really seen it as such a huge deal. Not to say I don't want an attractive, confident man. I just think approaching a relationship in those terms tends to be unsuccessful in the long run. Maybe me and my boyfriend engage in such masculine and feminine roles in the bedroom that it leaves space for less gendered relations outside of it. Heck if I know. But I do know that I don't want to have to…	/r/askTRP	12/12/14 12:23 PM
1	Why change your behavior instead of changing what women you pursue? It says ask TRP man. So I'm asking. It's that simple.	/r/askTRP	12/12/14 12:14 PM
1	Why change your behavior instead of changing what women you pursue? It's been four years though. I fully recognize that relationships can erode over time, maybe due to boredom or diverging interests. But the whole actually considers me a human being thing is a positive, not a negative. What really makes me lose attraction? Cruelty, blatant manipulation, no interesting dialogue because he's far too busy seeing me as a means to an end, ect. Why would I want someone who actively tries to undermine my sense of self? Besides, a person like that would probably not wan…	/r/askTRP	12/12/14 12:11 PM
2	Why change your behavior instead of changing what women you pursue? Lovely. Thank you for your insight.	/r/askTRP	12/12/14 11:44 AM
1	Why is it that /r/mensrights is a controversial subreddit, but /r/feminism is not. I think that's fair. Evidence should be strong if it's going to be used on sites that are so popularly used for educating the public. But Wikipedia isn't usually the one that monitors stuff like that.	/r/MensRights	08/04/14 12:36 PM
2	Why is it that /r/mensrights is a controversial subreddit, but /r/feminism is not. Because, like many of you, we tend to see only the worst of the group that tend to say things like "feminists don't think men can be raped" ect. Often the most ignorant are the loudest. I personally haven't interacted with many MRAs that had an open mind within gender issues. That's why I'm here. Hopefully I'll be proven wrong.	/r/MensRights	08/04/14 06:15 AM