Goladus Archive

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1	Alpha Males Do Not Exist Engage ad-hominem mode It's not ad hominem. Ad hominem implies I even bothered to make an argument. I considered your question to be self-evidently stupid, that was it. You want an argument? You can't even maintain consistency between two posts on the simplest of points. Here you say "remarkably arbitrary" and one simple contradiction later you say "arbitrary at least to some degree". Well which is it? Remarkably arbitrary or arbitrary to some degree? They're not even close to the same. Love8Dea…	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/08/17 02:03 AM
1	Alpha Males Do Not Exist Gonna stop you right at the Bachelorette This is a facile objection. I cited the Bachelorette so anyone can go look at the source and evaluate my assertions for themselves and discuss the details and their implications. If I simply told you that I've noticed a strong correlation between alpha stereotypes and hot girlfriends, which I have, you'd just have to take me at my word (as you seem to expect me to take you at yours). As for The Bachelorette: The people are real. The decisions are real. Th…	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/08/17 12:27 AM
1	Alpha Males Do Not Exist It's not arbitrary at least to some degree? Why not? No, it's not arbitrary. Seriously, you appear to be completely out of your element here. You seem mostly ignorant of the topic and when a few posters fail to provide a comprehensive education in the span a few posts you start taking obtuse potshots at superficial inconsistencies in ad hoc attempts to articulate the points. It's really quite pathetic.	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/08/17 08:34 PM
1	Alpha Males Do Not Exist Let's take a look at the Bachelorette. Not perfect since ultimately it's supposed to be about marriage not just dating, and it's a somewhat artificial scenario, but it's a decent enough proxy. Season 11 Hilarious how well-sorted it was based on the alpha stereotypes. 4th place: Niceguy(tm) Jared Haibon. 3rd place: Tall, dark, confident, well-spoken Ben Higgins. All-around stand-up guy chosen to be the next Bachelor. 2nd place: Bold, risk-taking, rule-breaker Nick Viall. (managed to have sex with…	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/08/17 07:58 PM
1	Alpha Males Do Not Exist Why does everyone get their dick so hard over "dominance" - over and over in whatever scenario? Dicks don't get hard, vaginas get tingly. That's the whole point	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/08/17 07:22 PM
2	Should women have the right to vote? First, the likelihood of actually implementing a restriction like this is so hilariously small it's almost not worth discussing seriously. Second, the point about hormones and such is not a very good one. Anyone can be influenced by stupid reasons, women aren't special in this way. Third, sex is the wrong angle to look at this. So is intelligence, education, or any other attempt to establish a proxy measure of competence. No, what you should be looking at is skin in the game. That is, someone wh…	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/08/17 07:08 PM
1	Alpha Males Do Not Exist Ah you mean in terms of physical attraction? I mean sexual attraction. Physical attraction is one facet of that. To put it crudely, a male display of dominance excites a woman similar to the way a pretty girl exposing her breasts excites a man. There's more too it, clearly, but that one example should make the point well enough for now. I don't actually participate in discussion on TRP subreddit, so I can't claim to speak for them for certain. But based on my impression, their concept of "Alpha"…	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/08/17 06:54 PM
1	Alpha Males Do Not Exist I haven't been able to reconcile my personal definition with the RP definition. It seems close to your definition, but doesn't quite match. It mostly boils down to the discrepancy between generic positive traits and traits actually attractive to a desirable woman. The RP perspective is overly focused on primitive female sexual response while your description ignores that aspect entirely. Not that I'm saying TRP necessarily gets it right with regards to what does and doesn't turn on women. But yo…	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/08/17 04:26 PM
1	Alpha Males Do Not Exist There are more dominant men and less dominant men, in different scenarios. But to classify one man as always alpha and one as always beta is childish and illogical. Not really, there's plenty of reason to believe that some phenotypes are simply more likely to climb the most important social hierarchies than others and that we have some intuitive ability recognize who those people are. Or, at least, women have that ability. Maybe men don't, and maybe that is why they talk about it so much. x-post…	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/08/17 04:02 PM
2	Alpha Males Do Not Exist PUA (basically TRP) "PUA" is a largely obsolete term based on the NLP techniques taught by Mystery and made famous in his show on VH1 from 10 years ago. TRP, on the other hand, is a den of chaos. It's a clearinghouse of male-oriented knowledge and commentary about sex and relationships from all over the internet. It's reddit, so there's an bonus layer of nerd on everything and a lot of dumb inside jokes.	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/08/17 03:51 PM
9	Most people have the impression that Mens Rights equals Anti Womens Rights I think they have this impression because MRAs spend so much time trying to debunk fallacies propagated by feminists that are harmful to normal men. It's easy to respond by calling them misogynist, and anyone who doesn't like the argument will be comforted.	/r/MensRights	05/07/12 02:38 AM