BeIatrix Archive

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7	What do you think of Jordan Peterson's response to the question "why do I find small talk boring?" posted on Quora? what is there not to agree on, people will tell you weird, complex, certainlly not boring things if you listen, and while I can't say about myself that I never dissmis anyone, or that I'm not an asshole, I can definetlly tell that whenever I dismissed someone I regreted it afterwards. So be open to small talk as it is the precursor of verry intersting stories and things people might share. I do come off as an awkard guy to most people as I plunge deep at the start of a conversation but I'm curre…	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/09/19 07:34 PM
1	Is it inevitable that a woman will lose sexual interest in a man when she's in an LTR/marriage with him, or can this be prevented? well, it depends, it depends on the age difference for exemple, it depends if the couple has kids or not, it depends if they settle their arguments through discussion, or if they pass of discussions in fear of conflict (a thing that usually is done by women), or if their arguments turn into fights (this thing needs a lot more unbiased reserch than it gets at this moment). It depends if they are monogamous, are they open to new experiences ? Are they religious ? I personally think that , while no…	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/09/19 02:48 AM
2	Straight from the horses mouth: OP admits that women have most of the power and advantage in dating. Don't cry over 1 guy when there's THOUSANDS out there waiting for a text back. Almost no couple that I know( and believe me that you hear a lot of weird discussions when u'r the third wheel, and I've been the third wheel a lot of times) has had monogamy as one of their first discussions, some of them talk about it right before moving in toghether, tho there is implicit asumption from both sides that the other person is not dating someone else in that period	/r/FemaleDatingStrategy	18/09/19 01:27 AM
0	Are women capable of enjoying being lazy like men are? Well, I think that on avarege women experience more guilt from being lazzy. Also, women( most of them do want children, I am not here to debate this) can't afford to be that lazzy because they have to figure the child bearing part of their lives before their oportunities start to run out (biologically around the age of 35, tho my mum had me at 41, and now with IVF you can go even further but the risks of childbirth defects also increases) .	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/09/19 01:16 AM
2	Why is This Topic Controversial? You need to sociallize ur primitivity, if there is no primitivity there is nothing to sociallize, You need to know that you are capable of doing very bad things and decide to do good, not to be "good" bc ur incapable of doing bad things... :))	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/09/19 01:06 AM
3	Why is This Topic Controversial? m8, don't know where ur getting this things from but believe me, lots of girls calling me an asshole that didn't wanna fuck me, XD	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/09/19 01:02 AM
1	Why is This Topic Controversial? Part of the reason for "the making her wait" is to fake/falsify ur "busyness" making her think that you have a demanding job, or work to do, or you are preocupied in anyway with ur personal life. Now, if you would actually have a life, there wouldn't be any need to falsify/fake it . . . So my advice would be to GET A LIFE. You could start marching towards that goal by making some friends in the ACTUAL world and get a hobbie, and start advancing ur career or job. Thing that would make you happy, …	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/09/19 12:56 AM
2	Straight from the horses mouth: OP admits that women have most of the power and advantage in dating. Don't cry over 1 guy when there's THOUSANDS out there waiting for a text back. Tho i wouldn't advise on that, you could most probablly pull it off without any hustle, most women know they are actually dating and commit faster than most man, so man would probablly wouldn't even know that you were in between relationships by the time they choose to commit.	/r/FemaleDatingStrategy	18/09/19 12:04 AM
7	Women, familiarize yourself with TheRedPill. That way you can peep their bullshit from a mile away and at the same time use some of their own advice on them. Always remember: nobody likes nice girls. The most true part is probablly the hint part, you have to have discussions, you need to bring up what bothers you, and you have to negotiate, this usually brings better outcomes for both. Remember that you are not in a game against each other or playin' only selfishly for yourself, you are both for the better outcome of the couple. Take into consideretion that everyone is different in as many ways in wich we are the same, so be open minded and don't get stuck. If there is something that bothers…	/r/FemaleDatingStrategy	17/09/19 11:49 PM
3	Treat them the same way they treat us. It seems that you are putting it like there is a men team and a women team and they have to "battle" each other	/r/FemaleDatingStrategy	17/09/19 01:47 PM
2	What am I going to do if I see men for what they are but I am so fucking lonely Why be so nihilistic, give urself some time off, get with ur friends, you need to have a social network to relly on, besides the family, and if you don't have a good relationship with ur familly that's the more reason to get well together with friends, try to have friends with ur views and with oposite views on the world, try to reconcile and rediscover urself as a woman, as an individual, then you might feel more determined to get back into the 'dating game'. Try and see if you can discover a b…	/r/FemaleDatingStrategy	17/09/19 12:57 PM
1	My boyfriend only shows love when I act distant. you should get into discussions, some of them might turn into arguments, but if you don't deal with the problem there are slim chances it's gonna go away on its own	/r/FemaleDatingStrategy	17/09/19 12:06 PM
0	My boyfriend only shows love when I act distant. If this happened to you with a lot of other partners as you have said it might be that part of the problem is yours, my advice would be for you to talk to him, have the discussion, I know it might be hard to stand up for urself like that, but you have to do it if you want long term succes from this relationship, so have a discussion with him, I hope it's not to late for ur relationship (5 yrs) but if this doesn't begin changing after u have discussed it with him I'd say leave, I know you might s…	/r/FemaleDatingStrategy	17/09/19 12:04 PM