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| 0 | 100 Dating Tips For Men From A PUAIf he just went up to a girl in the club when the Star Wars theme was playing and asked "Do you like Star Wars?"...yeah, that's pretty weird. It's difficult to explain why, but just flat out asking someone you don't know if they like a book or movie is a little strange. If you see a girl reading a book that you recognize, it would be normal to ask her something about the book. But it would be strange to just go "Do you like that book?" Also, unlike asking a girl about a book they're reading, thi… | /r/seduction | 27/02/12 01:09 AM |
| -1 | 100 Dating Tips For Men From A PUAIt's not hard to say "you want to do this?" Any well-adjusted adult who has actually been with women (the important part being "well-adjusted") knows that it doesn't "ruin the mood." The only conceivable situation where it could be acceptable to not get vocal affirmation is if you're very drunk/impaired, but there's never an excuse for sleeping with someone, especially if it's the first time, who has said "no." They may want it, but that's why you ask. "you want to do this?" "aww baby why'd you … | /r/seduction | 27/02/12 12:54 AM |
| 1 | I thought I was the only one.the fucking shit that happens to men in society The problem is that you think that "the shit that happens to men in society" is worse than "the shit that happens to women in society." Someone would either have to live in a cave or be a huge misogynist (ding) to think that's the case. There exist real issues that disadvantage men (and they are worth discussing), but they pale in comparison to the issues still faced by women in our society, most of which are ignored by the people in this subreddit… | /r/MensRights | 26/02/12 10:39 AM |
| 0 | I thought I was the only one.You know as well as I do that you've never actually said that to anyone. If you did, they would laugh in your face ("Look, I can't help but say 'faggot!' It's hard to remember that it's offensive!"). Ignoring how downright silly the whole premise is, no one ever says that you can't say certain things. You're just an asshole if you continue to say them despite knowing how hurtful they are to particular groups of people. Ironically, using a word that you know people find hurtful is the exact same … | /r/MensRights | 26/02/12 10:29 AM |
| 0 | How to tell a girl is really into you.The reason why you're off-base (and don't interpret this as condescending, because I would have agreed with you until pretty recently) is that "If you just took the time and were polite, maybe I'd consider your views!" is a particularly insidious, cynical form of concern trolling. After you've put effort towards explaining things to people countless times, you start to notice a trend with certain types of people - they're not actually interested in discussing anything honestly. The "If you would… | /r/seduction | 25/02/12 11:39 AM |
| -1 | How to tell a girl is really into you.What is wrong with you? Literally no one has ever said that being a white male makes you a bad person. You're just flat-out lying. There's no element of self-loathing to any of this. Privilege just means that, as a white male, you will never have to face a large variety of problems that other groups do. It doesn't mean that you are better off than every black person or woman, and no one has ever said that's what it means (other than folks like yourself). I have a pretty shitty life right now, bu… | /r/seduction | 25/02/12 10:50 AM |
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