DotMage Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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8	Clearing up the Chinese "patriarchy" myth The idea of patriarchy being an oppressive force in societies and that it has oppressed woman for thousands of years is in of itself absurd. Firstly, misery loves company. If throughout all of human history woman in every society were oppressed and miserable then that misery would spread to their husbands and to others around them. You can't have a functioning society if half of your population wants to be like Sylvia Plath. So the idea that all woman throughout history were miserable is ridicul…	/r/TheRedPill	10/08/17 04:59 PM
1	Assumptions You say not to assume anything, then proceed to assume that people who want to party on weekends are running away from something.	/r/TheRedPill	03/07/17 06:49 PM
8	Do you think the beta tendencies of men came about because men don't gather like they used to? A lot of current beta problems are a result of this, yes. Although I'm sure there were many beta guys well before the 20th century, though not nearly as much as today. The way I see it there are three fundamental problems that caused what we have today: The first being that the advice of fathers doesn't apply today. It used to be your father would say: "Okay son, here's how you treat a woman, here's how you hold an axe, here's how you be a man. You will provide, procreate and protect women". Tha…	/r/TheRedPill	21/06/17 11:22 PM
12	Things My Father Taught Me: Advice for guys raised by single moms You missed my entire point. My point wasn't that it doesn't apply to me, my point was that the men who DO need this will read it, act on it for an hour, day, or maybe week and then forget all about it and go back to how they were. That's because you don't give any tangible steps on how to incorporate these principles into their personality and spirit. Very few men can change themselves entirely based off ideas or principles. They need action. Something to do to learn from. My reasoning? I was on…	/r/TheRedPill	08/06/17 02:30 AM
42	Things My Father Taught Me: Advice for guys raised by single moms Look I'm all for giving advice out to guys to make them better as men but this is just as bad as the typical "motivational quote" you see on Facebook or Reddit. Motivational words without any substance to guide men into actually taking them into action. It's the equivalent of saying "Just be confident, bro". Okay. How do I be confident? Some men may read this post and take it all to heart and actually implement your advice but most will not. Men need someone to aim them in the right direction an…	/r/TheRedPill	07/06/17 10:24 PM
13	Dealing With a Beta Father Far and away an absent father is much worse for a boy growing up. Despite this sub's tendency to shit on the idea of a "beta father", they have good traits that develop you as a human being and that are also part of masculinity. Empathy and kindness for starters. The problem with "beta" fathers (I hate using beta/alpha terms) is that they don't teach you about the other parts of masculinity. I'm a firm believer in that there are two qualities to masculinity: Upper, positive energy and the lower,…	/r/TheRedPill	03/06/17 07:09 PM
35	Just saw a dude getting fully emasculated within a matter of seconds What the fuck is this post about?	/r/TheRedPill	02/06/17 10:57 PM
5	Thoughts on fashion and clothing Beige chinos, and a flannel shirt (or a buttoned-down polo of "polite" colors, yikes!) That, essentially, screams "I have a boring 9-5 job, and I'm afraid to express my sexuality". Yeah, not really. Wearing chinos and polos does not scream to me "I'm not sexual and boring af". The way the man carries himself while wearing that does. Does he have bad posture? Looks at the ground all the time? Have a bit of a beer belly? The pants are too baggy and the shirt too big? Those are what give off that i…	/r/TheRedPill	21/05/17 07:39 PM
2	Fat dude No, it isn't. Women care much more how you make them feel versus how you look. Being overweight will make them have some negative bias towards you initially, she may judge you and think you are lazy or don't take care of yourself but it doesn't matter if you make them feel like they've been swept off their feet. The most well known example of a man like this (that I know from history) is Jean-Paul Sartre. He was short, had eyes that were mismatched and went in different directions, and had a lim…	/r/seduction	08/04/17 09:27 PM
4	Fat dude I've met many a fat men who have girlfriends that are much more attractive than they are. Last I checked you can't move around your own belly cuz it will move with you, so that may be a problem trying to find away around it. In all seriousness, it isn't a game breaker. Does it take off points on the attraction scale? Yes, but it isn't make or break. Go to the gym and start eating right and eliminating all fast/processed foods and sodas. You will gain a tremendous increase in confidence when you …	/r/seduction	08/04/17 06:16 PM
3	You are enough vs You are awesome - Thoughts? There's no inherit difference between the two thoughts. They both seek to achieve better results with women. Just like how Siddartha (in the book by Herman Hesse - Highly recommended read by the way!) realized that there are multiple paths to enlightenment, there are also multiple paths to understanding or achieving results with women. Neither of these two schools of thought are inherently better or worse than the other, they just tackle the problem in a different way. It doesn't matter which yo…	/r/seduction	30/03/17 03:48 AM
5	I'm [24M] shes [21F]. I've been dating this girl for almost a month now. We're not official but we have talked about it and she says she's not in the right mindset to have a boyfriend Ask yourself this: What do you really want to be with this girl? Do you want to be her boyfriend or do you just want sex and be fuck buddies. Or maybe just a friend? Don't try and rationalize any choice, just think about it in silence for a bit and don't be ashamed at whichever one you arrive at. Once you've done that, just straight up tell her what you want to be to her/with her. If she agrees, then awesome. If not, then move on.	/r/seduction	25/03/17 04:23 AM
19	Hot Girl last minute wanted to change the 1st date to the bar her friends are at Who knows in the end? Maybe you made the biggest screw up and could have met some wonderful women? But here's how I see it. You have boundaries and she crossed one of them; you told her you'd rather not go because you wouldn't feel it was a date if her friends were there. You held your ground and that's good for you. Should you bother going for another date? I don't know. Do you want to? Then do it, go for another date. Don't question whether you should go for what you want, just go for it. If s…	/r/seduction	05/02/17 05:38 AM
3	This changed my life forever - Girls actually do want Boys It's wisdom. You can't teach other's wisdom, you must learn it yourself. There was a quote I read somewhere about it that sums it up pretty well. "Wisdom to our ears is but a fool's advice."	/r/seduction	03/02/17 01:57 AM
5	Why is dating considered a "game"? It's a game because we make it a game. If you stop treating dating as a game, then the tricks and strategies vanish and it becomes much more enjoyable.	/r/seduction	31/01/17 04:08 AM