GreenCoatsAreCool Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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–	Q4Men: Why is it important that people agree that men have it harder in dating? Women voted for trump too, so let’s not call his whole base misogynistic. Way more complicated than that. lol when did men truly care about women’s issues? Literally got abortion rights 50 years ago only! You want empathy for men’s loneliness, yet you have no compassion for others. It’s a tit for tat; women be nice to men and date them, and then they will care about women’s rights. lol, hilarious.	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/11/23 02:51 PM
-2	Q4Men: Why is it important that people agree that men have it harder in dating? I have to laugh just a little bit, now that I have that out of the way. Modern dating is quite new, hence the modern. Excuse this hyperbole, but a bunch of men are crying that their feelings are hurt because they receive no empathy for their relationship hardships? It truly wasn’t until the 1970s that the beginning of modern dating began when women had more rights to escape or choose their fate. Domestic violence from their partner? Not even a legal thing until the 1970s. Romantic love is a new …	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/11/23 06:05 AM
1	Q4Men: Why is it important that people agree that men have it harder in dating? Right…and all the young single mothers of baby bearing age are extremely happy and valued! While women in their 40s are crying over their dying eggs. Lol just ridiculous	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/11/23 05:52 AM
2	Q4Men: Why is it important that people agree that men have it harder in dating? So men only want empathy and understanding that their dating struggles are extremely hard? If it was only empathy they wanted then why people on the Internet arguing about it. There’s a fine line between woe is me and feeling entitled to a romantic relationship. There are lots of kind and compassionate people who end up in relationships, lots of toxic people who end up together too, the point is that people, men or women, get into relationships and it’s hard. But I don’t see straight women feeli…	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/11/23 05:48 AM
13	The problem with stepdads is that most of the time these women wouldn't date them if they didn't have kids The superiority that you eye roll have. Two kind and compassionate people decide to get together and actually love each other, but your stepdad is lesser for accepting your moms and in your own words, you (a burden). You’d think your life experience would teach you something about depth but guess not	/r/PurplePillDebate	14/11/23 04:26 PM
4	We raised a generation of progressive men and traditional women. It’s not feminism that the majority of men or people in general are paid low. The point is that some men want traditionalism but they have too low of an income to actually support the traditional wife and kids set up. Then people blame women for working and feeling more independent because they provide financially as well. Can’t be head of household and make sole decisions when it’s dual income that can survive in this economy	/r/PurplePillDebate	31/10/23 06:10 AM
2	There is a disconnect young men face between prominent cultural values in dating vs most other things in life. A virtue promoted by society to force someone to be your girlfriend so you’re not “romantically poor?” Ridiculous. You want to force women to be with someone they don’t want to be with. I’m sure you’d reject a woman who didn’t meet your standards though. This is not the same as a social policy that benefits the majority.	/r/PurplePillDebate	31/10/23 06:02 AM
1	Single women are not "the happiest demographic". In fact, married women are the happiest women overall. Very confusing…trying to understand your rationale while also seeing that you’re just tying to be right vs. factual? Happiness can be quite hard to measure, so it’s more nuanced. With the divorce rates…you can’t say married couples are happier…when statistically the majority are going to be or are on the brink of divorce. You can’t also just choose the “good marriages” and leave out the bad ones; just doesn’t make sense. Single people can be happier than married people. It’s been shown that sing…	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/09/23 10:38 PM