GoldenOrso Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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116	Where is all this "men are lazy, useless, losers" rhetoric coming from? I know some "female losers" but I feel like women just get a pass at being unemployed/underemployed in a way men just don't get. And the way the dating market is set up, women can still marry a man who takes care of them and become a stay at home mother. In fact, I know a woman who dropped out of college 3 times, never worked a real job in her life and still managed to marry a rich guy. Today she is a stay at home mother and no one would think of her as a loser. On the other hand, I know a guy w…	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/03/23 12:13 AM
1	Are hot women in their 20s actually interested in men in their 30s? It's just some cope RedPillers tell themselves to feel better about the fact that they aren't getting any girls in their 20s. Most men in their 30s don't pull hot 21-year-olds, and the few that do most likely already did so in their 20s.	/r/PurplePillDebate	01/03/23 05:35 AM
2	Men dont age better Yes her and Charlize Theron are the only ones that came immediately to my mind. While for male actors, you have: -Hugh Jackman -Ryan Reynolds -Ryan Gosling -George Clooney -Brad Pitt -Jason Momoa -Joe Manganiello -Rob Lowe -Jensen Ackles -John Stamos -Bradley Cooper etc.	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/08/22 06:35 AM
2	Men dont age better I think it would be more accurate to say that men can stay "hot" (if they take good care of themselves) until they reach their late 40s, early 50s. Look at the amount of male actors in their 40s and early 50s who are still considered to be hot or "sex symbols" by most people. Just look at the third-highest post of all time in r/ladyboners. Spoiler, it's an actor in his early 50s.	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/08/22 06:25 AM
5	Men dont age better For example, there are dozens of male actors in their 40s and early 50s who are considered to be hot by the average person. I've a hard time thinking of a single actress in her 40s who is still considered to be hot by the average person.	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/08/22 06:14 AM
74	Disgust toward average men who see sex-workers has more to do with their social status than genuine morality concerns I've seen it first hand. I live in Germany, where prostitution is legal. Back in High School, our Hometown had a pretty big Red-Light District, and some of the more popular kids used to visit it and openly bragged about it in school. Most girls in our school didn't care. Many seemed to find it funny and had the attitude of "boys will be boys". One guy even cheated on his girlfriend with a hooker, and she forgave him. After their brake-up a few months later, the guy had no shortage of girls from …	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/04/22 11:22 AM
2	If Young Women in the West had to live the life of Men, they would kill themselves Plus, in many cases, men who tried to kill themselves don't even show up in the statistics, because of the methods they tend to choose. If you put a gun to your head but don't pull the trigger, you won't show up in the statistics. Whereas if you take some pills you'll end up in the hospital and in the stats.	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/01/22 11:03 AM
33	Are dating apps an extension of the ‘gig’ economy? "If you can't get a girlfriend, it's your own fault, and you just have to pull yourself up by the bootstraps to make yourself dateable," is considered great advice by many left leaning people. "If you're poor, it's your own fault, and you just have to pull yourself up by the bootstraps to make yourself employable," is considered toxic by the very same people. Funny how this works	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/12/21 04:36 PM
9	Every single polyamorous couple I've interracted with was instigated by the female party. I think those are called cuckolds. Say what you want about them, but they at least know what they are in for and are willing. Some of those poly men however have no idea, that their wife will get railed all day while they are doomed to play with their Nintendo Switch. It comes as a surprise to them, they are truly pathetic.	/r/PurplePillDebate	14/12/21 06:25 PM
89	Every single polyamorous couple I've interracted with was instigated by the female party. This is sub just depressing when we opened our marriage over 5 years ago: my wife was able to go on dates and find boyfriends or FWB's (whatever she was looking for) very easily, while I didn't really have any luck. It's just something you have to learn to live with as a married/partnered man. I don't get jealous, so my wife's success honestly doesn't bother me; I'm fine hanging out by myself downstairs while she's upstairs having sex with one of her boyfriends. What did bother me was the pain o…	/r/PurplePillDebate	14/12/21 06:17 PM
41	Every single polyamorous couple I've interracted with was instigated by the female party. Yes, from my experience, the man is usually an average looking "beta" who couldn't find a woman until he got a good job, and the woman is usually more attractive with an average job, using him for resources and emotional support. I'm not saying she doesn't love him and doesn't enjoy his company, but she doesn't respect him and deep down knows she shouldn't be with him. Hence, she cheats on him with the whole county and some surrounding state while he plays on his Switch downstairs.	/r/PurplePillDebate	14/12/21 03:56 PM
12	Every single polyamorous couple I've interracted with was instigated by the female party. I think a lot of these women spring poly on their men years into the relationship, so the dude feels trapped. If he brings up any concerns, he's "misogynist/controlling/mansplaining" or dumping "emotional labor" onto her. So they end up getting trapped because they are doormats. These dudes are often 100% defeated, it's pathetic, but I feel for them.	/r/PurplePillDebate	14/12/21 03:52 PM