Flyonthewall92 Archive

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2	Women aren't "lying" about what they find sexually arousing. What makes you assume I haven't? See you're entire argument is based on assumptions, not a single fact. Just assumptions and generalizations. I've practiced speaking and communication to a point I can damn near be a public speaker and I think that shows in my comments. Even you mentioned how rational my arguments were before. I got a wardrobe that matches most rappers, probably close to 30 jackets and 50 pairs of shoes. I practiced styling and grooming. I'll ask you the same thing again I asked …	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/01/21 01:38 PM
3	Women aren't "lying" about what they find sexually arousing. https://www.google.com/amp/s/qz.com/1546677/around-40-of-us-couples-now-first-meet-online/amp/ this was from 2019, which concluded 40% overall, nut just for that year. I'll find the one I saw for relationships formed in 2020. Since when is tinder a hookup site? Why do probably 3/4 of women's profiles explicitly mention not wanting a hookup or being on for a hookup if it's strictly a hookup app? Yeah. Its one of 100, yet it's traffic is probably hundreds of times that of 90 of those hundred rando…	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/01/21 11:02 AM
1	Dating in our 20s. "Going down that rabbit hole" you mean being being able to see that a system that just prints money to account for shortages of money is inherently self destructive? You're just dancing around the original point now, if you think there is no major difference between the dollar today and 40 years ago you are factually wrong. This isn't an opinion piece.	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/01/21 10:51 AM
2	Women aren't "lying" about what they find sexually arousing. I'll repeat 90% of relationships formed in the past year were formed online. This isn't some niche or fringe percentage. Women who date online(which is give or take 90% of women who dated in 2020) are not quality people?	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/01/21 10:40 AM
5	Women aren't "lying" about what they find sexually arousing. Sure. Which would be the case tinder or not. But with the advent of its prevalence you have groups of men who may not have been attractive enough based solely on appearance to have matched with these women but through personality and social skills were able to circumvent that. That doesn't through pictures and bios.	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/01/21 04:52 AM
1	Dating in our 20s. You're glaringly ignoring FIAT currency when freely printed is a self implosive issue. I never said gold standard was perfect but you're literally comparing an expiritory currency to gold standard. "It was common for money to get locked up because of hoarding". Er.. why is income inequality than multiple times higher today than when we converted to FIAT?	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/01/21 04:32 AM
4	Women aren't "lying" about what they find sexually arousing. So suddenly Tinder is a hookup app again? Funny how it is only a hookup app when it's convenient. Reading is key. Where did I mention casual sex? I literally said "90% of relationships" not 90% of random hookups. You're projecting.	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/01/21 04:27 AM
1	Dating in our 20s. Oh silly me. Inflation just stopped after 1964 right? Also comprehension is key. "The transition to FIAT" which in turn would be the removal of all backed currencies hence what a fiat currency is.	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/01/21 04:24 AM
1	Dating in our 20s. Imagine stating this as the end all be all. While ignoring the removal of the gold standard, the transition to FIAT and the subsequent 500% inflation that will continually increase so long as said system exists.	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/01/21 04:17 AM
6	Women aren't "lying" about what they find sexually arousing. I won't argue that isn't a big factor for a lot. But that's becoming less and less important 90% if relationships in the past year were kindled online. Majority through apps like tinder. How is ones social skills and communication going to affect whether or not someone finds them baseline attractive enough to even engage said social skills? You're being disingenuous	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/01/21 04:01 AM
3	Women are right about being to picky. That's the way of evolution. Nope but they are the ones selective choosing to keep them in the genepool.	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/01/21 09:49 PM
5	Women are right about being to picky. That's the way of evolution. Her body her choice. Nobody forced her to get impregnated by any man. How is it women have complete automatic and control about having said child, but prior to that it's entirely the man? That's a pretty interesting hypocrisy.	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/01/21 09:48 PM
2	Women don’t care about sex as much as men do. You act like we aren't evolutionary beings. Our primary purpose is to try to spread our genes. Society has existed far shorter than humanity, man work to sustain themselves to be seen as a desirable mate. Sure often times we aren't even actively aware of it. Besides you really think the majority of people working jobs like garbage disposal and such do so because they are passionate about picking up trash? But please completely ignore the point made. You can be absolutely passionate and love what…	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/01/21 05:24 PM
2	Women don’t care about sex as much as men do. You said it not me. So given that, and in your own words in non-negotiable why is it surprising to anyone there are large groups of men who feel betrayed or led astray and some are bitter about it? Imagine being told your Most basic of desires and evolutionary urges will likely never be fulfilled and you will die an evolutionary failure and expect these men to keep their chins up? I can already tell you if history is correct(which is almost always is) any society that has massive sexual inequali…	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/01/21 05:09 PM
2	Women don’t care about sex as much as men do. It's funny how both groups in this reddit are showing themselves to be hypocrites. Both sides seem to mostly be made up shitty apathetic self important people. The only difference is one side claims a moral superiority	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/01/21 10:06 AM
8	Women don’t care about sex as much as men do. Yes there are shitty people. Especially more so when they feel let down in some way whether it's justified or not. What about those that are not but are in that same boat? And let's not pretend all men who struggle with romance are inherently bad people or deserve to be alone through some character fault. What about those that actively do what they can to try to up there odds and still fall short? For example I personally have done everything from learning to be more fashionable, trying differen…	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/01/21 04:07 AM
3	Women don’t care about sex as much as men do. Where does this assumption come from "only in pursuit of hookups"? That's quite frankly unfounded. I'm sure for some it is true but to completely disregard all male romance seeking as purely short term seuxal gains is very disingenuous. So completely disregard it because you feel it doesn't affect enough people? And just chaulk it down to a simple "well they aren't datable so they deserve to be alone"	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/01/21 03:26 AM
24	Women don’t care about sex as much as men do. On a individual level nobody can argue against that. But on a societal scale it tends to look a little different. That's the issue in it, many feel systematically cast aside because a lot of individual women have become more stringent in their selection of men. It leaves groups of men frenzied and looking for the reason why the "missed out". And on the lower end of the attractiveness scale some men are left spending most of their life alone. Sure resenting women isn't the answer but it's not har…	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/01/21 10:38 PM
2	Dating in our 20s. A mechanic isn't going to rely on Google or search forums. Time is money. A shop needs to be as efficient as possible. Hence why they will send 5 figures on such software. Which in turn drives up hourly rates and overall cost of repair. You're comparing you fixing one car to a shop trying to push multiple cars a day out all of different makes models and vintages.	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/01/21 10:03 PM
2	Dating in our 20s. No, but often times it's easier/the only option for people. For example if they don't have the credit or liquidity to take the loss and buy something else. Besides motor swaps aren't the only thing that can run thousands. Often times a full AC system replacement(which is not uncommon) will run over $1000 on the low side. I've seen them as high as $2,500 on specific make/models.	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/01/21 09:10 PM
2	Dating in our 20s. As someone who works and has worked in the field my experience has shown different. Frequency may be less but not nearly less enough to negate the added hours of labor. I can swap a small block in a day and at a cost of roughly $1,000 as opposed to a 4.6l ford which will take a week and make me close to $3000 in labor depending on what it's in. That said you experience may be different. I'm just speaking from my personal professional experience.	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/01/21 07:05 PM
2	Dating in our 20s. Decent software and diagnostic tools will run you well over 5 figures. I got 5 figures just in software to be competitive.	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/01/21 06:47 PM
3	Dating in our 20s. I won't argue against that. But that said pretty much every repair was cheaper. For example a heater core on most older cars is maybe an hour labor plus parts. Today you can be out $500 in labor to replace said heater core. A motor could be swapped in a day not a week. Thats also excluding the expensive repairs that come with newer tech. Replacing battery packs on a prius can easily be worth more than the car itself. So both had there upsides and downsides.	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/01/21 05:05 PM
4	Politics Mega Thread You need to study your history more closely. The democrats of the 1800s were conservative, and shared more in common with Republicans today than they did democrats outside of namesake of course.	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/01/21 02:37 PM
8	Dating in our 20s. That $800 dollar car in the 80s after inflation is right about $2000 even.	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/01/21 09:35 AM
6	Dating in our 20s. Really the entirety of the Baby Boomer generation all worked well paying trade jobs? So you guys didn't have restaurants? No cashiers? Seems kind improbably that a decent chunk weren't working those jobs. I mean you can't possibly be this naive to think the only difference between the economy and average income today compared to 50 years ago is youth isn't working enough trade jobs(many of which got shipped overseas when the boomer generation decided to start selling their soul for cheap Chinese…	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/01/21 02:48 AM