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6	Women should not date, sleep with, or in any way sexually validate men who are conservative/right-wing and conservative men are more likely to be married than liberal men so it evens out. What's your point?	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/12/25 07:58 AM
0	Women should not date, sleep with, or in any way sexually validate men who are conservative/right-wing Black men are less likely to commit to long term relationships. Most black woman date mostly black men. Black women have the highest rates of single motherhood. Black men may be more likely to be single but they are still banging and dating just as much. They just commit less.	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/12/25 05:28 AM
5	Women should not date, sleep with, or in any way sexually validate men who are conservative/right-wing Every study shows higher rates of singleness and lower marriage rates among liberal men. Lower rates of singleness and higher marriage rates among conservative men. Most women don't actually care about their partners political beliefs. They care more about how the person treats them The woman who shout they wont date conservative men are the loud minority. Many of them will also fold instantly and make exceptions as well. Actions speak louder than words and there is a big difference between sayi…	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/12/25 04:19 AM
1	CMV: The "Mike Pence Rule" is sexist Never dine alone with them To be fair my girlfriend would not be happy to hear im dining alone with other women anyway. Also why would i want to dine alone with another woman over my gf? I don't know any situations where you absolutely have to dine alone with someone for business reasons. If you're having a 1 on 1 meeting, keep the doors open so others can see in Ensure there are cameras about Never traveling alone with them on business trips etc All of these also benefit women. Why would you co…	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/10/24 08:31 PM
8	The reason women don’t value sex False. If anything the average woman values sex more than the average man. Which is why they are more selective of who they do it with. Men with your mindset don't actually value sex, they value the thought of it and the thought of being a man who can obtain it easily. You won't put any effort into making sure the woman gets off and will want to send her home afterwards when you realize what actually comes with it. Also if you are struggling to get laid, than hit the gym and diet for 2 years and…	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/10/24 10:44 AM
1	The problem with the paternity test debate Of course you do it early. That is optimal. But not everyone was thinking about that stuff that early. Some men might have just saw a random video of a guy finding out the kid he raised for 11 years was not his and then it makes them wonder if they are in the same boat. Just because they didn't know how common paternity fraud is at the start does not mean they have to go on not knowing 100% forever just because they didn't think about it at the start. I've seen some women agree it is not a big d…	/r/PurplePillDebate	27/09/24 08:11 AM
2	The problem with the paternity test debate If you have been cheated on by every women you dated, then you are just bad at picking. You likely ignored the red flags because they were attractive and hoped nothing bad would happen.	/r/PurplePillDebate	27/09/24 12:27 AM
1	The problem with the paternity test debate Has nothing to do with trust. Its just about being 100% certain for your own peace of mind. You could be married to someone for 10 years and trust them but if they decide they want full access to your bank account and credit cards all of a sudden, would denying that mean you don't trust them enough? I wouldn't give my own mother or father that much access and i trust them with my life. It's just about peace of mind.	/r/PurplePillDebate	27/09/24 12:22 AM
1	Should the man tell his partner that he is going to get a paternity test? It's not cherry picking. You made a statement that no one gets preemptive medical test without any data to back that claim and were proven false almost instantly. You want a DNA test to prove you are the father not for some mysterious medical condition. When did i ever deny that. Saying it is for medical purposes is to spare the women's feelings while getting multiple benefits from the DNA test at the same time. It is a good excuse for men who didn't have the talk early in the relationship to we…	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/09/24 06:13 PM
1	Should the man tell his partner that he is going to get a paternity test? I don't know you though. My point is most men, not all men.	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/09/24 06:04 PM
2	Should the man tell his partner that he is going to get a paternity test? I said no one does preemptive medical testing. Crazy because, preemptive medical screening of newborns is done 4 million times each year. Also, I know how genetics work Clearly you don't, otherwise you would not have offered performing dna test on the father and mother as an alternative. Again, glad you found a girlfriend who is ok with being called a potential whore who would cuckold the man she loves. That is a massive stretch. You are being dramatic lol. The women you talk to must be idiots t…	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/09/24 05:51 PM
2	Should the man tell his partner that he is going to get a paternity test? That is not how it works at all. The child can get genes from more people than just the father and mother, you do realize that right? Embarrassing if you did not know that. The child can get a gene that makes them likely to have a medical issue passed down from a great great grandparent that is not even alive anymore. Genes can also skip generations so the mother or father could not have that gene issue but that child still can. The child would still need to have his or her medical history check…	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/09/24 05:20 PM
2	Should the man tell his partner that he is going to get a paternity test? As it would not be a secret test. He can straight up just tell you he wants the dna test done for confirming the child's medical history to prepare for any future medical issues. It can also help determine if a donor and recipient are compatible for a transplant. A lot of people do it for that reason already with the mother even being the one to recommend it. Naturally what comes with that is also confirmation that child is the man and women's child. (Technically due to baby swaps which are rare…	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/09/24 04:42 PM
2	Should the man tell his partner that he is going to get a paternity test? It would not be a a secret paternity test. She would know about it. By confirming the child's medical history via dna test, a natural by-product is that you also get to confirm the kid is actually yours. You are basically saying the bf/husband should not confirm his child's medical history because your feelings matter more than your child's health. One singular DNA test at child birth is not a child being raised in a distrustful environment. You are just being dramatic and overreacting. If anyth…	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/09/24 04:19 PM
2	Should the man tell his partner that he is going to get a paternity test? This is not about you checking the other persons stuff or you thinking the person is cheating though. The point of the post implies if someone is checking on your stuff since they would be the ones asking for a paternity test for example, not you. If you yourself have reason to believe someone is actually cheating and want to leave, then that is not crazy at all. But if your partner implies to you that they think you might be or have cheated and want to check your phone it is a different situati…	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/09/24 04:12 PM
1	Should the man tell his partner that he is going to get a paternity test? It would not need to be obligatory or standard process. He can just tell you he wants the dna test done for confirming the child's medical history to prepare for any future medical issues. While you can assume, you would never know for sure what his real intention behind the test are so your feelings are spared but at the same time you would be irresponsible to still be against the test. Would just be an emotional decision with no logical reasoning behind it. If you would still leave because he …	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/09/24 03:31 PM
0	Should the man tell his partner that he is going to get a paternity test? The relationship is not perfect if there is no trust I don't think any relationship is truly perfect. I also said "otherwise perfect". Nothing in this world is truly perfect. Its not about not having trust. Its about peace of mind and getting that weight off your chest of that 0.1% chance the kid is not yours. Location tracking is good for safety and that is it. Yea but no man has ever broken up with their gf/wife because she asked to put a location tracking app. All of my friends who have ever …	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/09/24 03:18 PM
4	Should the man tell his partner that he is going to get a paternity test? Tons of women who are dating or married have snooped through their bf/husbands phone or computer to see if he is cheating or using dating apps. Whether behind their backs or asking them upfront to check, Some men do it to im sure. Extremely common. I don't know a single man who would end an otherwise perfect relationship just because their gf/wife wants that peace of mind. Any man who refuses to let them check in my opinion is hiding something. It's just basic reassurance to make them feel bette…	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/09/24 02:52 PM
3	Should the man tell his partner that he is going to get a paternity test? Disagree. My GF asked to put a location tracking app on each of our phones 6 months into us dating and i was completely ok with it. Benefits both of us. If she asked me to get tested for STDs or STIs for reassurance after years of being together, i would feel a bit confused about it for like a day or two but i would get over it because her having the peace of mind is more important. Men lose sleep not knowing if a kid is theirs 100% but don't get the test to prevent upsetting their gf/wife. Sure…	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/09/24 02:06 PM
3	Do You Think It’s A Good Idea, To Split The Gym By Gender? These are already a thing. There are a lot of female only gyms. While male only gyms aren't really a thing, most hardcore powerlifting themed gyms tend to be like 99% men in there so a guy could go there.	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/12/23 06:25 AM
1	Choose better is always the response when women are in bad relationships? Do you show the worse parts of yourself when just meeting someone? Do men actually believe that women are actively seeking out potential partners who are bad people? Of course not all of them, but a lot of them do as seen here and here for example. This also applies to men as well. I've seen men say they like "crazy chicks" or "toxic chicks". People act a certain way because they are able to find success with it. People going after these toxic individuals contribute to their existence as well. But of course there is no doubt some people hide these traits until …	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/12/23 09:08 AM
-1	There is no presumption of cheating and no paternity test. (That's why, presumption of cheating does not justify being against the test). Baby swaps happen. Nothing misogynistic about wanting to make sure the kid is yours. If you keep throwing around the word misogyny for everything, it will just lose it's meaning and hold no weight in the future.	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/12/23 12:29 AM
2	Men pursue “fake” women the most It's funny how almost all of the women you listed to prove your point are single or divorced. Also a lot of the women you named don't look enhanced. They don't have abnormally large fake breast and BBLs. Men don't go around saying they would NEVER date or go for someone who has had work done, they just prefer women who haven't had work done. So not sure where the lie is. You really don't see these overweight 4/10s on twitter talking about top 1% only fans? LMAO what reality are you in.	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/11/23 08:09 PM
8	If a man is the type to always want a paternity test, he should make that clear to his partner BEFORE they decide to have kids. Both the mother and father should always get a paternity test anyway in case of a swap.	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/11/23 11:03 AM
0	Men’s loneliness epidemic is not women’s problem. Man need to stop being baby back bitches about this honestly. Hit the gym, get in shape, get your money up, go to a foreign country if you have to. Too many soy boys nowadays. Moping and feeling sorry for yourself is not a luxury men can be afforded. We have a duty to be stronger mentally, not just physically.	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/11/23 12:20 AM
1	Are women jealous of guys dating younger women, or are they perhaps legitimately concerned for the women? In the grand scheme of things compared to the millions and millions of people who try to shame men for dating younger women, the amount of women who are shamed for dating younger man pale in comparison.	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/11/23 11:25 PM
1	Are women jealous of guys dating younger women, or are they perhaps legitimately concerned for the women? I did say "almost" never didn't i? Though it significantly less common. It's definitely one of those double standards.	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/11/23 10:57 PM
–	Men's income is possibly the most important factor if he will get divorced True	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/11/23 07:58 PM
1	Are women jealous of guys dating younger women, or are they perhaps legitimately concerned for the women? Jealousy. You almost never seem them point it out as an issue when its an older women with a younger man. Personally i would not want to be with someone 10+ years younger than me but I don't see it as an issue.	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/11/23 07:51 PM