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| 1 | Society is 'equal' everywhere except the expensive, high-risk part where men have to auditionWhat is makeup and dressing up if not women auditioning? Guys have to put in any effort and complain. You know how many guys go to work in khakis and golf polos while women don’t have an equal idgaf office outfit and then are asked if they are tired the one time they don’t wear makeup. Then when guys want to get some they throw on some ill fitting jeans and button up and throw some money around and then complain that their effort didn’t mean an instant woman. Y’all are exhausting, acting as thou… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 31/05/26 08:04 AM |
| – | Women don't really view men as human beings in romantic contextsTakes like this confuse me because you can go out in public and see broke ugly guys with girlfriends/wives. It’s always a generalization based on something they are lacking personally or a fear of rejection/ putting themselves out there. It’s like these guys fixate on well if I was tall or handsome or rich, I would have more confidence to get THESE women (who in reality, usually aren’t looking in the same dating pool.) I’ve met plenty of guys with great personalities who had no problem dating be… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 30/05/26 06:55 PM |
| 1 | Historically "traditional" men didn't want their wives to work because they didn't want them to be financially independent.I’ve seen this scenario play out badly many times where women become dependent and then feel stuck or aren’t allowed to make any financial decisions. Their husbands are very controlling and spend the money on themselves golfing etc then don’t have enough when say wife wants a cheap car to get around town. | /r/PurplePillDebate | 22/05/26 04:36 PM |
| 6 | Many mothers condition their sons to accept being seen as a resource by women.This is unfortunately a way to make women and men dependent on each other but it’s not limited to men, it’s just the role our society taught everyone to agree to and instill in their children. Men were taught to be the financial resource while women were the domestic resource but it led women to be restricted financially. My grandma couldn’t open her own bank account when she was in her 40s, who would have made those rules at the time? If women until recently were restricted in their financial i… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 20/04/26 03:02 AM |
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