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War on MenDontSetOnMe/r/MGTOW16/12/20 06:21 PM
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DontSetOnMe/r/MGTOW14/08/20 08:37 PM
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There really isn’t an endgame imo. There’s no endgame in life, you do whatever makes you the happiest then you die. TRP is a small piece of that. Inevitably, being a human, you’re wired to pursue women/men and procreate. TRP tries to optimize that for whatever that means for you. Whether it’s banging a hundred women or settling down with one, it shows you the Best perspective to get there. I’m sure some men on here would disagree with the settling down with one part, but inevitably a quality wom…
/r/TheRedPill26/08/22 03:25 PM
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I don't see that happening nor do I think it should. I dislike this new world order where most people are single and not having families but, at least to me, it's clear that given the choice between settling down with a sub par man and remaining single, most women choose single. Just as most men choose to not date fat women. Even if these women (or men) someday regret staying single, you can only lead a horse to water. There's no going back. When they're 35 and going damn I wish I settled, not o…
/r/TheRedPill23/02/22 08:23 PM
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To add to this conversely, it's like saying men could easily lower their standards and marry a fat chick. We absolutely can but our brains are wired to not find them attractive. We cannot help it and could only perhaps fake it. It's the same for them. Sure they can marry a poor guy...sure we can marry a fat chick...
/r/TheRedPill17/02/22 01:59 PM
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I completely agree. Loneliness and dissatisfaction affect them much more. However, based off what we are seeing, I believe these feelings are not enough to "settle" for men that they don't extract benefit from. I look at it crudely: how many men would resort to having sex with somebody they find unattractive repeatedly? Some would for sure but I believe most won't. So in this case, men would be upset and bitter about not having sex but a large portion still would not have sex with available unat…
/r/MensRights27/10/21 02:34 PM
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Best post here. We've never seen a world where women have full access to resources of their own (working, government, alimony) and men have full access to sex without marriage(hooking up). You take away a man's ability to drastically improve a woman's financial standing and you take away a man's need to commit to have sex, and this is what you get. We're finding out that marriage, kids, and a white picket fence--though they make society prosper--are not pursued if both parties don't extract bene…
/r/MensRights27/10/21 01:46 PM
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women will make the bulk of money but be unhappy. men will make less but be more content Most people will be single and childless with lasting marriages with children being reserved for higher income earning men and traditional women (these will still end in divorce) Birth rate will continue to drop Society will be more self focused Age gap relationships will be more prevelant as it'll take them to make men attractive Basically nothing new will happen just a continuation of what's already been h…
/r/MensRights27/10/21 01:24 PM
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There was never a marriage or birth rate issue when women didn't work, now that they do, there is. The glaringly obvious solution is men would become homemakers. The glaringly obvious problem is women don't want men who are homemakers. You can blame social media or culture or college or whatever, but the bottom line is simple. Women who work are now going to be even more selective than they already were, a much smaller portion of men will have children, and a much larger portion of women and men…
/r/MensRights03/10/21 04:14 PM
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I was blessed with a gigachad of a father. Tall, jacked, smart, rich. I am average height with some health problems. I have much going for me and on a personal level though, I believe I have even more going for me than my father thanks to his hard work and guidance. I am smarter, funnier, more likable, wealthier, etc but guess what? I'll never be 6'6 250. I'll never pull like he pulled. The value I bring will never be as valuable as basic biological differences. I'm okay with this. You are more …
/r/TheRedPill04/07/21 11:41 AM
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You nailed it right here. Marriage used to be a semi binding way of saying "hey, work out your problems together no matter what" and that truly benefited men, women, and society. Your vows say "till death due us part" and you've got women leaving men to being "bored". System is fucked don't play
/r/MGTOW10/05/20 02:25 PM
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I agree with this post but I'm okay with it. As men we have the power to control our future independently. Hot women will never have that satisfaction. Think of the average 5/10 girl. She gets enough attention not to work towards goals but she'll never be hot enough to knock it out of the park. At least a 5/10 guy has the drive to make it big. I think being a guy is far more rewarding. Hot women are the equivalent success of a dude who works hard and makes good decisions. But an average chick? A…
/r/MGTOW04/05/20 01:22 PM
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Marriage is such a lopsided deal. Men value looks and youth. Women value money (look at this post). What's amazing is the integrity of men. Women leave their husbands in droves due to money but you don't see men leaving their wives in droves for younger women. Men's deal gets worse over time and women's get better and THEY STILL fuck it up
/r/MGTOW23/04/20 08:35 PM
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Society is telling young girls to be happy they need to act like men and that patriarchy is the reason they're not happy. It's creating a generation of insufferable women as men's tastes and preferences have never changed. This wouldn't be an issue really but there is one fundamental truth that their movement can't address. GIRLS ARE NOT HAPPY BEING SINGLE. They lie to themselves but we all know the truth and they do too. And then they're even more mad that they're 30, undesirable, and their car…
/r/MGTOW23/04/20 06:15 PM
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Whenever I have relations with an 18,19,or 20 year old girl, all the girls my age (late twenties) all scoff and are like "ohh she's a child". But they never ask how mature she is. Why? Because they don't care. They want younger women discounted because they can compete with younger girls in every single aspect of life except one. Age(looks/fertility). It's survival instinct, they know if all men left for younger women they're screwed.
/r/MGTOW23/04/20 06:08 PM
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"since he wants to fuck me, he must want to date me. Wow, I have so many options, no need to settle down."-->"alright my options are disappearing, let me settle down with my favorite pick from earlier"-->"okay why aren't any of the guys who used to fuck me willing to settle down with me? Who cares about my sexual history?"
/r/MGTOW28/03/20 01:38 AM
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Of all AWALT stereotypes I haven't found huge ones with intelligence. Some smart girls are sweet, some dumb girls are sweet, it's a toss up. All I know is, the smarter I am comparitively, the more likelihood she finds me attractive. The last thing you need is a girl with a few brain cells acting like a man challenging you on everything
/r/MGTOW27/03/20 01:41 AM
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Blows my mind. We've got hundreds of thousands of years of biology saying "select nurturing feminine women to procreate with as they give your offspring the best chance" and about 50 years of "you should like aggressive women who are like men in every way except physically". Yeah sorry I'm not attracted to manly traits no matter how much you tell me I should be
/r/MGTOW31/12/19 03:04 PM
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If I had to hypothesize, it would be that since women are naturally attracted to providers, they see emotion as a lack of "stability" and therefore a risk of not providing. Hence why the stoic guy is attractive. Stoic unemotional guy can always be there for you but emotional guy may not be able to handle tough situations and be tough for the both of you. Is it selfish? Perhaps. Does it make a lot of sense? Yeah
/r/MensRights12/12/19 03:26 PM
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