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| 1 | Women shouldn't defend women who are obviously wrong just because they are women."Violates modesty" is a very unusual way to put it, but if you chose to be in a public place or a place with a lot of eyeballs and you dress in a manner that shows a lot of skin or body contours, that is a signal that you might be more interested in being looked at than someone in more covering or baggy clothing. It's not okay to stare at people, and if you talk to someone and you get the feeling that they don't want to talk then give them a "hey, it was nice talking to you, take care :) and be … | /r/PurplePillDebate | 04/10/24 06:24 AM |
| – | There is nothing wrong with not being selected by womenIt seems sex/marriage/legacy is the main way to get men at large to buy into society. After all why would men care about contributing to a project that they nor their progeny will reap the benefits of? I really agree with this. Why would you buy into, let alone work, or sacrifice, or suffer for a system that doesn't give you anything in return? Because it's "right?" That's laughable lol. I definitely don't think it's justifiable to resort to crime, or violence, or hateful behavior, but if you're… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 30/09/24 09:38 PM |
| 3 | American women are way more toxic than most other womenI think it's nearly impossible to know what the average or median woman (or man) is like in the US or anywhere. Outside of a few extremely high level demographic parameters or trends, it'd be very, very hard to quantify such a vast group of people, let alone in terms of personality traits. Social media is not real life and frankly life at the mall/bar/workplace a/workplace b is not a good indication of what other people in other places are actually like. | /r/PurplePillDebate | 30/09/24 09:35 PM |
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