ComfortableJeansGuy Archive

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–	Men get approached by women less because women rarely cold approach. A good 50% of this sub is mentally unwell. Half the people here are at the whims of their own paranoid delusions concerning reality. There are people here who genuinely believe that they'll have the police called on them for being too ugly.	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/08/26 03:02 PM
–	Preference to not date or marry victims of abuse I mean, look. I have no intention of being mean, or cruel when I say this. But fucked up things fuck you up. And it's your right not to tie yourself to fucked up people. I have things that have left me fucked up in my life, and I understand why someone wouldn't want to deal with the scratches and dents that those things have left in me. They're not wrong to not want to be involved with me. Take a guy who was bullied his whole life, isolated, never been loved by anyone, been touched romantically …	/r/PurplePillDebate	01/08/26 02:36 PM
–	Men should also wear wigs, height boosters , normal makeup etc Yes, they will notice. Everyone will notice. I don't mean to dash your hopes, or hurt feelings, but people will notice a two-inch difference. I'm 6'3. I used to go drinking with a guy who was around 5'6. He complained a lot about being short, justifiably so. He decided to wear lifts for a while and was mocked pretty intensely. People would make fun of how his shoes bulged outward where the laces were, making it clear he was wearing lifts. They'd talk about how his ankles were sticking out over t…	/r/PurplePillDebate	28/07/26 05:32 AM
–	Men should also wear wigs, height boosters , normal makeup etc I mean, they can, but they'll be thought less of for doing so. You'd have to find some way to alter women's perception of men who do those things for it to have any positive effect. Your idea that just 40% of women wouldn't care is very off. If you're under the impression that once a man steps down from his lifts, takes off his wig, starts stripping his makeup off, and removes his padded muscle shirt to reveal a fat belly, 40% of women wouldn't feel any differently, then you're mistaken. In my o…	/r/PurplePillDebate	28/07/26 05:19 AM
25	Most men give their attention so freely to women that it doesn't mean anything to them anymore. I don't know, I have my opinions, I think it's a little of both. I once heard that the way to be a confident, well-adjusted person is simple. Just make sure you are one, before, you turn 15, and you should be fine. I think a lot of what makes us, is out of our control, in large part. I think that genetically, we have predispositions toward certain things, then our environment provides the fuel/removes the fuel for those predispositions to come into play. I mean, take child with a tendency toward…	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/07/26 07:48 AM
38	Most men give their attention so freely to women that it doesn't mean anything to them anymore. That would likely be best for both the unattractive man, and the women receiving the attention, yes. The man will be saved some degree of pain, and the women would be saved dealing with the attention.	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/07/26 06:25 AM
71	Most men give their attention so freely to women that it doesn't mean anything to them anymore. Unattractive men's attention is always a negative to valueless, regardless of how scarcely that attention is given. It's just that the large majority of women, find the large majority of men to be unattractive. You can limit, or give, an unattractive man's attention as much as you'd like, it will always be negative to valueless. Conversely, an attractive man's attention is of immense value. It's just that a small percentage of men qualify for that category. I say it with as little cruel intentio…	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/07/26 06:22 AM
–	Many women say they prefer "friends first" approach while dread a the moment a guy friend develops feelings You have to read between the lines. It's not that they dread a friend developing feelings for them. It's that they dread a certain type of man developing feelings for them. They can't just say "I wish ugly guys knew their place and didn't try with me." That one Hello, Human Resources!? webcomic will always be the rule. No woman dreads her big, tall, charismatic, sexy, attractive friend being into her. They dread their dorky, unattractive friend being into her and then having to deal with it. The…	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/07/26 07:48 AM
12	Men on the whole are objectively worth less to date now than ever I believe >Use their own phone and email. I've done a lot of work in IT, if you think people forgetting their login information, or not knowing how to operate their 2FA isn't equally an issue with women as it is men, you're incredibly biased and aren't paying attention. It's almost entirely equal, to a degree where I couldn't fault either gender predominantly. Technological ineptitude is common through both women and men. But, if just assigning a customer a new password, or sending a change password email…	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/07/26 03:58 PM
18	Men on the whole are objectively worth less to date now than ever I believe This is idiotic. You could have a point, but the list you've made to complain about is total nonsense. You work in the gym. You're a member of staff. i spilt my water bottle What is he supposed to do? Not inform the staff of a potentially dangerous spill in a high foot traffic area where people are likely to be carrying heavy items? I presume he isn't carrying his own mop, bucket, warning signage or any items to adequately dry the area to where there's no issue of slipping? I can’t get in the gy…	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/07/26 03:32 PM
–	Everything that men claim women are is pure projection. This is literally just "no u!" posting...	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/07/26 02:53 AM
12	Why don't men speak up more about male rights? Self preservation. There is already a narrow window of what a man is allowed to be, and not fitting that narrow window has harsh social consequences. From social ostracisation, isolation, virtually no chance at a romantic connection to outright mockery and socially acceptable expressed disdain. A lot of us are aware of the unfairness of the draft, or how it's acceptable for women to hit men, or how retaliation is unacceptable, or legal bias against us, in both legal and civil cases, or how it's …	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/07/26 11:32 AM
–	My (35m) girlfriend (32f) broke up with me because I didn't "support her" and had "mental health" issues. I'm curious where I could have improved. It doesn't matter. She decided that she was done, and used that as a reason to leave. You could have been her therapist, chemist, written papers on how to better serve her mental health and she would've just came up with a different reason for leaving. Unless it's very, very specific, people just say whatever when they break up. People are slaves to their feelings, and feelings can change for little to no reason, at any point.	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/07/26 11:23 AM
38	why aren’t men happier about the fact that they can improve themselves to be more likeable to women? Likeable isn't always a good thing. You can be liked for being easy to take advantage of. A woman liking you because you're kind, caring, sweet and attentive has a very different feel to a woman liking you because you have money and money adjacent things that you give her access to. I've been loved by a woman for my volunteer work with stray animals, returning lost pets to their owners and work with disabled kids. I've also had a woman become enamoured with me because I had more money than anyon…	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/07/26 08:34 PM
4	Women, what kind of lies are not acceptable from men, and which lies do you expect men to be okay with? Any lie that's told with the knowledge that it would change a persons mind as to whether they wanted to be with you is unacceptable. It removes a persons agency, and you don't have the right to make a persons decisions for them in that regard. You don't have to like that a person might not want to be with you if you've slept with X amount of people, weight whatever, or you're in debt, but you don't have the right to manipulate someone into that relationship. But smaller lies meant not to mislead…	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/07/26 05:27 PM
5	Russian sex spy learning how to give a perfect bj and does it for her job but not for her husband, proves that women only give their best in sex when there is something to gain. Thus marrying as a guy is completely stupid in the modern world. They’ll be the sharpest, gung-ho, obedient, dick-sucking soldier for The State. That's a hell of sentence, lol.	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/07/26 05:53 PM
5	Unsuccessful men on the dating regard should just accept it and continue with their lives Your tag lists you as an aromantic asexual. Obviously, meaning someone who experiences no romantic or sexual attraction to others. Don't you think you might be incredibly biased? I mean, you're someone who, for whatever reason, doesn't experience these issues that you're talking about. Of course you'd feel little to no importance in romantic connections. This feels like explaining the need for air to a fish. The fish will never understand. It's not an issue of logic and science, it's trying to e…	/r/PurplePillDebate	14/07/26 08:31 PM
1	Q4W: Why do women get so much more leeway in terms of being insecure/jealous in dating/ relationships? More women will be seen as valuable by men than men will be seen as valuable my women, this allows for a larger number of negatives before her value is counteracted. To simply it further... A woman can have a dozen men at any given time. So doesn't need to tolerate negatives, and is also permitted more negatives than a male counterpart.	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/07/26 03:20 PM
7	Men don’t want relationships, they want service You know it's a really bad take on men here when even the women come in to defend the men.	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/07/26 09:59 PM
1	Has your past/current female partners wanted more or less sex than you? It would be pretty heavily dependent on the reason. If it were a situation where, for example, she had some kind medical issue that made it so sex wasn't something she could often do, say she had to take a treatment X amount of times in a given time period, and the treatment made is so that she couldn't have sex, so we end up with only a small amount of time in a given period to have sex, limiting us. Then I could do that. Obviously, it's not ideal, but if we're in love and everything else is po…	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/07/26 03:03 PM
6	“Would you love me if I was (sic) a worm?” is the single most valid concern/insecurity women have and men should be ashamed for mocking them over it I know it's schizo, but I've laid in bed thinking about how horrifying the situation would be. The body horror aspect alone, never mind having to kill someone you loved without knowing if you did the right thing or not for the rest of your life.	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/07/26 02:00 PM
19	“Would you love me if I was (sic) a worm?” is the single most valid concern/insecurity women have and men should be ashamed for mocking them over it You know what always fucked with me about the worm question? It's a fucking nightmare for both the asker, and the asked. It's presented as this cutesy Would you still love me if... question, but it's anything but that. Say I love this woman, and she suddenly turns into a worm, even ignoring the why's of it, there's a billion possible outcomes, and they're all nightmarish. For one, is she going to change back? If not, has she maintained a human consciousness? If she does, is she aware of what's…	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/07/26 01:47 PM
3	Bachelorette parties I am! And I think you might be right, but obviously, it's hard to be sure. There is like, a particular type of trashy person from here that's hard to describe to people who haven't seen it first hand. And being from a poorer area, there are an awful lot of them. Chav doesn't describe it well enough, there's just this certain type of person whose morals and quite cheap and trashy. And there's an awful lot of them. Just glancing through the comments, it seems as though the hiring a stripper thing …	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/07/26 01:05 PM
10	Has your past/current female partners wanted more or less sex than you? I have no idea what's normal in this regard, but I've never run into issues with amount of sex in a relationship. Per week, we'd average say, 4–6 times. But there were also periods where we'd have to go days and days without having sex. Then there were days we'd go twice a day. There were also times where we had to be LDR, and I'd go weeks or months without having sex. But I don't know if that counts, because we literally didn't have a choice. I'm also pretty good about falling into equilibrium,…	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/07/26 10:44 AM
0	Bachelorette parties I used to know bouncers that did work in a club near me who had dozens upon dozens of horror stories about the things they'd seen brides do at bachelorette parties. Lots of last night of freedom sort of things. They would literally just sit and ramble off twenty nightmare scenarios like it was nothing. Not just strippers, but with random men. Stories about putting strippers cocks in their mouth, as though it was just a funny joke, making out with strippers, having sex with some guy she'd met in …	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/07/26 07:20 AM
1	Women usually say the quiet part out loud when they are forced into a corner. .	/r/PurplePillDebate	03/07/26 04:29 PM
23	The superpower most men would choose—after eternal youth and unlimited wealth—is the ability to sleep with any woman they’re attracted to just by snapping their fingers. You think, that if I had the ability to choose a power without limits, that could let me alter all reality, essentially giving me the ability to become god himself for one decision in my life, that my foremost thought would be pussy? Above finding a way to eliminate all pain and suffering, above reuniting every loved one with lost loved one, above curing all disease and anything the mind could imagine? No. Of course, you're wrong. If I had the opportunity to do even a fraction of what you're off…	/r/PurplePillDebate	02/07/26 10:21 AM
1	Do you think you have a positiv impact on men here? It's few and far between, but I actually have had some nice interactions with women on here that were actually open to talking kindly with one another and not looking to just hiss an opinion at me through gritted teeth without really wanting to engage in a meaningful way. There are decent people here, even if they're not the norm.	/r/PurplePillDebate	30/06/26 05:22 PM
–	Why do some men act like simps and white knights? Some people genuinely just are that way. Some use it as a method to ingratiate themselves as one of the good ones. Some a predatory and use it in order to keep other men away, whilst also painting themselves as toothless and harmless. A lot of people here will tell you things like "Men like that never get women!" but that's not true. IRL, I've seen a lot of guys who pretend to be allies, only to chew them up and spit them out worse than even the kinds of men they claimed to hate. There are a lot…	/r/PurplePillDebate	30/06/26 03:02 PM
–	TRP is fundamentally opposed to right wing politics and tradcon As with so many things these days, Red Pill is such a nebulous term that it means basically nothing now, as it encompasses so many beliefs that often contradict one another that it becomes meaningless. Red Pill is used to refer to everything, from being traditional, with one partner whom you love, to being a man whore with no morals and values beyond status, money and pussy. Both the guy who spends his life at work, home and church can call himself Red Pill with all the legitimacy as the man who…	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/06/26 05:53 AM
3	Why should men feel sympathy for women’s right to an abortion? Oh, I don't think these right wing groups are out for the best interests of these men, at all. I know they're going to do things that lead to lives being harder and harder for these men, both in the short and long term. I just mean to draw attention to people will disregard these men and their issues, but remain oblivious as to how doing so will bring about issues in their own lives. Also, to acknowledge the hypocrisy of deriding and belittling the issues of others, which have significant harm i…	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/06/26 04:19 AM
–	The logic on bathroom laws targeting trans people Given that the percentage of people in the US, taking HRT as a result of being transsexual is around .17%, it's staggering just how much politics and social opinions are based around them. Around about 5% of the total US population will attempt suicide. But I easily hear more about transsexuals at a ratio of, through no exaggeration, easily 500:1. And I might be underestimating it. How much of current political discourse alone is based around transsexuality? You're four times more likely to have…	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/06/26 04:11 AM
7	Why should men feel sympathy for women’s right to an abortion? You can trivialise it by reducing it to not getting a date as much as you want. No one has to take the skyrocketing suicides, the skyrocketing rates of depression, the skyrocketing rates of cardiovascular disease and so on seriously. But, in the same sense, they're equally welcome to reduce issues that'll be important in your life as well. For you, it's a life or death issue. But you mocked issues that've been leading to their deaths. If I were you, I'd also keep in mind how I mentioned that the…	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/06/26 03:55 AM
8	Why should men feel sympathy for women’s right to an abortion? It's very odd to see so many of the same users from a few weeks ago in the "Why should women care about men's isolation?" thread we had who's takes were overwhelmingly callous, now heel turn into talking about people should have sympathy, caring for others and the importance of sympathy. To see users talk with seemingly no sense of irony about how their suffering matters, while, just a few weeks ago, talking about how they were unconcerned and didn't take seriously the suffering of other is wild…	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/06/26 02:52 AM
8	Are you sure size doesn't matter? 6-7 is big???	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/06/26 07:31 AM
5	How do the conversations about women willing to do naughtier things with past partners come up? Ehh, I like going into detail. I think it's helpful a lot of the time. I'd rather give too much than too little. I used to struggle with writing a lot. Back in school I tested highly in intelligence tests, but for the life of me, I couldn't write at the level I should've been able to. Later on, they had me diagnosed as dysgraphic. I couldn't spell, structure my thoughts into writing, manage to use punctuation correctly and my actual hand writing was abysmal. Eventually they figured they couldn't…	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/06/26 05:47 AM
5	How do the conversations about women willing to do naughtier things with past partners come up? To add emphasis to specific words that I'd like to draw more focus onto, whether that be for distinguish terms, such as when I both italicize and emboldened "both", as it was important to draw attention to how I'd used both men and women. Same with "don't". I really wanted to bring emphasis to how I didn't believe something. Because both of these things were being called into question. While they may be unnecessary, they add to writing. In the same sense, I could write without periods, commas an…	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/06/26 03:34 AM
0	How do the conversations about women willing to do naughtier things with past partners come up? I mean, I feel like we're getting a bit off-topic, but I only bring that up as a direct example to what they're talking about to illustrate a point. I've both never done, and never wanted to do anal sex. It wasn't to espouse my own virtue and good-naturedness. I find the idea of having sex with a partner in a way that they don't sexually enjoy... I don't know how to put it. Unsexual, I guess. Just out of curiosity, if a woman were to want to be put through some form of pain and degradation in or…	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/06/26 03:24 AM
3	How do the conversations about women willing to do naughtier things with past partners come up? But you see how you talk about having to deal with your feelings? You don't have to deal with positive, or neutral feelings. You have to deal with bad ones. Not only that, but you speak about it as though it's something you've managed to get over and get past. I understand that slip ups happen, but shouldn't I care enough about my partners feelings not to give them bad feelings that they then have to get over? Am I going to be perfect? No. But I should be aware enough to make the effort. If they…	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/06/26 02:46 AM
8	How do the conversations about women willing to do naughtier things with past partners come up? It feels odd that you would make it a gendered direction give than I'm talking about both genders equally. I didn't say anywhere that specifically men would be more effected by this. I mean, I specifically used the terms people and partners so as to use non-gendered statements. I talked specifically about the women I've been in a relationship with were very off put by the idea of hearing anything I'd done sexually/romantically with past partners. To be more specific, these were women, who were u…	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/06/26 02:41 AM
18	How do the conversations about women willing to do naughtier things with past partners come up? That's great for you and your relationship, but no woman I've ever been in love with would've wanted to hear stories about me fucking my past partners. They would've been really upset with me. And likewise, if they were telling me about all the ways their exes fucked them, I'd have been very off-put also. Taking care of your partners emotional wellbeing in a very important part of a relationship, I don't think them not wanting to hear about me having sex with other women is selfish, comparative …	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/06/26 02:19 AM
-1	How do the conversations about women willing to do naughtier things with past partners come up? I understand, but it's how we convey those things that'll have an impact on our partner. In the same sense, it was my mistake to let my partner know how far I'd gone for ex-partners. Because of course, just knowing how peoples minds work, she's going to question herself and her value. It would often be a bad idea to tell her that I might have done sexual things for past relationships, that I didn't like, so I would be unwilling to do for her. There's not an insignificant chance that makes her fe…	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/06/26 02:13 AM
3	How do the conversations about women willing to do naughtier things with past partners come up? I'll be honest, I kind of feel as though your situation is a little outside of this. Were I, and I feel as though most people, were having sex with a partner, and they began bleeding and I imagine showing signs of great discomfort, we'd stop. I've never pushed a partner to do anything they didn't want to, but were I ever in that situation, and blood started coming out, and I didn't stop... That feels more like something really bad is happening. Like, something far outside what should be going on…	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/06/26 01:52 AM
23	How do the conversations about women willing to do naughtier things with past partners come up? Right, and he's an asshole. But that feels more an issue of coercion than an issue of oversharing with partners. The I don't want to do that aspect of the answer should more than cover it, provided that your partner isn't an asshole. In fact, your ex doesn't sound like the kind of person who would've not pressured you into even if you'd done it with a past partner and didn't like it.	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/06/26 01:28 AM
59	How do the conversations about women willing to do naughtier things with past partners come up? In a past relationship, I'd let it slip that for a girl I used to date, I'd built an extension onto my house so she'd have some more room. Spent months and months working myself to death. Spent thousands. But as time went on, and that relationship failed, I realised that it was way too much for me to put into a relationship that was only a little over a year old. After my girlfriend at the time found out, the amount of times I heard "You did that for X, but you won't even do Y for me?!" was mind…	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/06/26 01:09 AM
1	Just pick someone else is silly. It's not advice. It's just saying "You're not going to get what you want, and it's not my problem, so I don't care and don't want to continue this conversation" without actually having to say that. It's brushing someone off. A lot of advice is often, at best, some empty platitude. You're mistaking 'I don't really care about how fucked you are, but can't outright say that', and 'I take pleasure in your misfortune, and I'm going to give you a snarky comment in order to salt the wound' comments for…	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/06/26 09:58 PM
–	Just pick someone else is silly. It's not advice. It's just saying "You're not going to get what you want, and it's not my problem, so I don't care and don't want to continue this conversation" without actually having to say that. It's brushing someone off.	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/06/26 09:44 PM
9	Feminists could do well, if they develop humility The issue is that the term Feminist is so nebulous that it's nearly unusable now. Feminist spans everything from people who want true, unyielding equality between the sexes, to those women who used to post "All men should die." online, accompanied by a selfie of themselves holding a Male Tear mug. I'm in a position where I simultaneously agree with Feminism entirely, and reject it at the same time. There are lots of Feminist that've come to the conclusion that the next step forward in improving …	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/06/26 01:53 AM
6	Are most women actually snubbish/mean to men they find attractive? Honestly, the answer varies so wildly that it's nearly worthless information in a generalised sense. Some girls are super warm and friendly toward boys they like, some are mean, some ignore, some tease, some glance in the direction of and that's it. And some are friendly toward boys they don't like, some are mean, some ignore, some tease, and so on. And there doesn't seem to be any predominant action, either. Everyone seems to flirt in their own way.	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/06/26 11:59 PM
7	There's No Shame in a Man Wanting a Bangmaid There might not be shame in it, depending on the individual. But I'd view boys like that the same way I view a girls who want someone who want after a partners money. I'd look down on them, see their relationship as fake and less than, and then carry on about my day. It's up to you whether that means anything. Just because there isn't shame, doesn't mean there isn't judgement.	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/06/26 02:41 PM
14	Does anyone care that dating is better now for women? They're also reporting higher and higher rates of loneliness because of the patriarchy? And reporting that they find that dating has got worse, because of the patriarchy? Both of which has got worse over time, as patriarchal grip has loosened? I'd agree with you that there's almost certainly more factors to the anti-depressant issue, but I'd have a hard time imaging that reported feelings of loneliness as related to dating isn't hugely related to it. The vast majority of people heavily desire a …	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/06/26 02:31 PM
12	Does anyone care that dating is better now for women? Has it? Because the available information, not based on sitcoms, tells us that women think it's gotten worse than men do. Couple this with how antidepressant use in women has skyrocketed in recent years. And how women are more likely to report feelings of loneliness than men now. I'm not even saying that these statistics are going to be 1:1 with reality, as perception of one's position in life might have a lot to do with it, but come on. I can't see how anyone can think dating is better for the …	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/06/26 02:10 PM
0	Does anyone care that dating is better now for women? ... Has it? Women are much more likely (55%) than men (39%) to say dating has gotten harder over the last 10 years. Though in the aggregate nearly half US adults agree that dating has gotten harder. \|\|Harder Today\|Easier Today\|About the Same\| \|:-\|:-\|:-\|:-\| \|\| \|All Adults\|47%\|19%\|33%\| \|Men\|39%\|23%\|37%\| \|Women\|55%\|16%\|28%\| Of any demographics, other than those in a relationship but not yet married, women are the most likely to say that dating has gotten worst in the last decade. On the other hand …	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/06/26 02:01 PM
13	Why do men believe they peak in their 50s? I've literally never met anybody who has ever said anything like that. Maybe some very, very delusional people online say nonsense like that, but it has to be such a tremendously small fraction of a percentage of people that it would be equally as silly to take them seriously.	/r/PurplePillDebate	13/06/26 04:15 PM
–	Why should women care that men don't have partners? The men who haven't had any experiences are also pretty easy targets... Basically, anyone who doesn't fit in, romantically, for some reason. I mean, it would take a lot. We currently have a world that's very, and increasingly more slopped toward isolation for certain, growing groups of people. We'd need to reverse the world having gone into this online, third-placeless, distant route we've taken it. It really is, for the large part, just a lack of socialization. People feel distant, without comm…	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/06/26 03:33 PM
–	Why should women care that men don't have partners? It's not really meant to fix anything. These people are in pain, then lashing out at others to inflict pain, or being used to bring about changes that would inflict pain on others. Hurt people will seek to hurt others. We either stop the hurting, or find a way to negate the hurt they cause. Neither of which we're able to do at the moment. Even in this thread, there are users talking about how they're hurting, so are voting in ways that will hurt others as they are. Women not getting more involve…	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/06/26 02:49 PM
–	Why should women care that men don't have partners? Realistically, some kind of societal upheaval to alter the gendered expectations for men from and by both women and men. And I say realistically only in that it's technically possible while not being in the realms of fantasy, not that I expect it to actually happen. It would require a tremendous about of work that would need to span generations in even ideal conditions. Which we aren't in. But again, I'm only focusing on why they should care. I only mean to bring light to the issue that men suff…	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/06/26 01:59 PM
2	Why should women care that men don't have partners? No, I don't. I also don't care about any of that in this context. Please, go into detail as to why these men who vote against the interests of women will be locked up, how they'll be held accountable, and why women will be able to sidestep the negative consequences of these men's votes, and chosen groups to support. Please, go into as much detail as possible as to how the men who voted to reduced women's rights, such as abortion access restriction, funding for gender equality programmes and repr…	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/06/26 01:29 PM
2	Why should women care that men don't have partners? Please, answer the questions I've posed to you.	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/06/26 01:24 PM
3	Why should women care that men don't have partners? Reform getting into my country would be a nightmare for me. The improvement of their situation is irrelevant. The question was, why should women care. There are all very good reasons that they should care. You haven't answered why they shouldn't care about these consequences, or how they'll be able to negate them. Please answer these questions in as much detail as possible.	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/06/26 01:18 PM
3	Why should women care that men don't have partners? ... I can't imagine you're doing anything other than pretending to be obtuse here, but I'll play along. Primarily the Americans with their republican office taking over and making the changes I've listed, as they're the largest group on the site. But, if that doesn't work for you, we can go British and see much of the same with the new rise of Reform and their initiatives to utilize all these lost men. They're looking to bring in restricted reproductive rights, in line with the Americans. They'r…	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/06/26 01:11 PM
–	Why should women care that men don't have partners? Long term isolation has caused them pain, that pain has left them vulnerable to groups and organisations that would seek to utilize them for their own gain. Couple that with putting an animal in pain for long enough, it lashes out at what's around it. As the Republican Party did, bringing in legislation such as abortion access restriction, reducing funding for gender equality programmes and representation and declining access to medical care concerning women's health. This doesn't even mention t…	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/06/26 12:56 PM
3	Why should women care that men don't have partners? They got voted in. They won and were organised and utilized by parties and groups that aimed to take rights away from, and to cause issue for women. Their laws, rulings and movement have been past. Nobody left, nobody rebelled. Nothing got better for the men. I imagine not much changed for them. But women were also hurt quite significantly. And the question was as to why women should care. This has already come to pass. Things look as though they're going to get worse. This is why women should c…	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/06/26 12:52 PM
2	Why should women care that men don't have partners? Please, go into detail as to why these men who vote against the interests of women will be locked up, how they'll be held accountable, and why women will be able to sidestep the negative consequences of these men's votes, and chosen groups to support. Please, go into as much detail as possible as to how the men who voted to reduced women's rights, such as abortion access restriction, funding for gender equality programmes and representation and declining access to medical care concerning women's…	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/06/26 12:40 PM
2	Why should women care that men don't have partners? There's no concession that I gave that I haven't already given you on that. You either refuse, or unable to refocus onto the larger aspect of why women should care.	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/06/26 12:27 PM
2	Why should women care that men don't have partners? Again. I've totally given you that. Men are whatever you say they are. I don't care. Have whatever point you want on that. It's meaningless to me. They're in control, they aren't in control, I don't care. The question was, why should women care. The answer, is because they're also, but not immediately effected by this issue. I also pointed out that people were too silly to see the big picture, and would instead get hung up on details until it was too late. You refuse to focus on the oncoming…	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/06/26 12:09 PM
2	Why should women care that men don't have partners? Again. I don't care about the car. I care about the wall.	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/06/26 11:43 AM
–	Why should women care that men don't have partners? And if we don't find a way to rectify that, racist, sexist scumbags will have far more control over the lives of women. Again, I don't care about the positive or negative moralization, only what's coming next. If we're in a car, about to slam into a wall, and the brakes aren't working, I'm not worrying about the morality of not changing the brake pads. I'm worried about finding a way not to slam into the wall I can see coming in the ever shrinking distance.	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/06/26 11:25 AM
–	Why should women care that men don't have partners? Not all hurting is illegal. Such as voting. Or funding/supporting certain groups. Which can have massive, negative consequences for not only women, but the world as a whole.	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/06/26 11:21 AM
–	Why should women care that men don't have partners? Okay, fine. Whatever. Have it your way. They're evil, villainous men. Inherently evil, even. Each and every one a direct spawn of Satan himself. I don't care about any of that. What I do care about is the consequences of all the knock on effects were seeing, and going to continue seeing, even more drastically as a result. And you should care about those too.	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/06/26 11:16 AM
–	Why should women care that men don't have partners? We could argue all day about whether being loved would help a lot of these men with their issues or not and the societal enforcement of our current system, but ultimately, I don't think there's much of any point. I'm not even saying women should do anything. I'm just acknowledging, that these men, who are in pain, as we see the rates of depression, suicide and loneliness raise along side rates of isolation, we will also see the rise of certain political groups, certain groups of bad actors willi…	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/06/26 11:00 AM
–	Why should women care that men don't have partners? Mens romantic isolation tends to result in a myriad of knock on negative effects, from earlier onset of dementia, cardiac arrest, suicide and a whole load of nasty effects, not mentioning depression. We could orchestrate a society around men having those deeper connections outside of relationships, but both men and women won't do that. Realistically, we're going to keep plodding on as we are. So, the question comes down to Why should women care if men suffer negative effects? I don't know. Why s…	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/06/26 10:20 AM
1	It's totally ok to be superficial and selfish in dating People are superficial and selfish in virtually everything they do. They just don't like to think about it.	/r/PurplePillDebate	10/06/26 10:08 PM