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| 9 | My family and friends push me to be a pickme & tell me I’m being too picky if I don’t want to date men I don’t find attractive.But many like it or trick themselves into thinking they like it. Years ago I remember a quote by an anti feminist woman that was something like "love is being on your hands and knees scrubbing a toilet ecstatic that you're making your man happy even if he doesn't notice." I don't deny that commitment takes work but maintaining your relationship with your partner should be an overall enjoyable activity that gives both partners happiness and energy. But people settle and it becomes a relentless sl… | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 04/11/21 10:33 AM |
| 20 | No return policy - why do they always come back?"Yeah? So why didn't you?" My ex did that too, even when said he didn't want to do such and such for me. But when we broke up he was apparently going to give me all these things (and suddenly remembered things I actually wanted instead of what he wanted and bought for me) and he never did. So when was he going to? In two years? In six? If he was just about to, then why didn't he? With what money anyway? That's okay, I can get my own stuff. Thanks. | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 02/11/21 06:09 AM |
| 72 | Buzzfeed pushing dangerous LV shitNooo, you see it's okay because a bad experience didn't happen to her but if you bring up all the women who have had bad experiences then you're fear mongering and stifling her free expression by bringing up the bad experiences of a small minority of women (who should have known better, like she obviously does, because nothing bad has happened to her, despite the fact that she went on multiple dates with a dude and couldn't vet him either, which shows that up until now she's been lucky). | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 20/10/21 06:33 AM |
| 168 | this girl planned a party for her boyfriend, when it was actually her secret proposal party, and a South Asian dating site wants us to believe it’s romantic. thankfully girls are catching on to this low effort bsNo, she may as well have bought his ring. It was a suprise party for him so she was planning everything for him. His favourite foods, his preferred decor, his friends and presents for him. This was his day and all he had to do was show up with a ring and that made all the effort she put into planning retroactively his effort. He had his cake and ate it too. | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 29/09/21 03:53 AM |
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