Grimnir-187 Archive

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1	Just how important is height really? I agree on the issue of population density. We weren't really made to be in communities larger than 200 people (I think that was the number). The problem is, we do not live in a peaceful world. There are other countries, other communities, that would do us harm. Whether it's Russia and China wanting to dominate the globe, or the Islamic extremists who have taken over the government of some countries (e.g. Iran) wanting to spread Islam by the sword. We need to be vigilant against these threats, a…	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/05/20 04:25 AM
2	Just how important is height really? Roughly speaking, feminine is the ideal female archetype, masculine is the ideal male archetype. edit: the traits that most people find attractive in the opposite sex - men are broad shouldered and narrow-hipped, muscular, confident, etc. Women are wide-hipped, narrow-waisted, caring, etc. I don't really want to get into a deep essay about that because I was pretty sick throwing up two days ago and I'm still feeling it. As for why I suggested mace/taser instead of knife/gun, that was related to …	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/05/20 04:16 AM
2	Just how important is height really? I don't recall relegating bisexuality to the realm of personality disorders and mental illness. I believe you have me mixed up with someone else (I know someone was claiming that), or perhaps you misread me. I also think that women should work out and learn a martial art (BJJ would be best as it is the most skill-based and would be the most useful in defending against a rapist who has his hands on you). However, as you said, men will usually be much stronger and more adept in combat. This means …	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/05/20 07:08 AM
1	Just how important is height really? Some people think 'cold' and 'selfish' is typical of women, and 'angry' is typical of men, but these are not considered ideal traits and thus are not feminine or masculine traits. Some people may considered 'angry' to be part of 'toxic masculinity' but given that this is a misunderstanding of the word, I would still say it's not a masculine trait. Some people in the US consider progressives to be 'liberals' even though some progressives are against certain liberal principles such as free speech.…	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/05/20 06:55 AM
2	Just how important is height really? Women (and men) can do whatever the fuck they want within the limits of the law. If women want to go after shy and weak then good for them. I couldn't care less. I just think we have these gender roles for a reason, and it is far less effective to go against them. Especially for men. "Or would you rather all women find short shy men unattractive to justify pessimism, self-pity, sexism, homophobia" First of all, I'm not sure how the fuck sexism and homophobia got wrapped up in this. Second of all…	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/05/20 02:17 AM
1	Just how important is height really? No one thinks 'cold' and 'selfish' is feminine. Just like no one thinks 'angry' is masculine. Masculine and feminine are ideal traits. What men and women respectively should aspire to be. That wasn't the example, though, was it? In this case, the woman is unconscious and she can only be saved by a third party (her boyfriend/husband, a passer-by, etc), not through her own efforts.	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/05/20 02:03 AM
1	Just how important is height really? "I knew a boy in HS that was the type I think of - physically small, very shy, very soft in nature, and he actually did like sewing and knitting and stuff. Still ended up heterosexual. The thing is the girls never made fun of him, he preferred to be around girls and became close to most of the girls, but it was the other boys that were mean to him." Yeah, it wasn't because he knitted, it was because he was small, shy and soft. My point isn't that if you're a heterosexual man you MUST like man ho…	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/05/20 08:39 AM
0	Men have always sated their desire for sexual novelty one way or the other...It used to be hookers and mistresses, and their wives would turn a blind eye. Would that be preferable to porn? To be fair, my best friend in high school didn't watch porn and only looked at his girlfriend's nudes. Dunno if she asked him to do that but I don't think he'd have lied to me, since there's no way I could've told her (long-distance until they graduated and she moved).	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/05/20 04:50 AM
0	Just how important is height really? They don't avoid 'feminine' hobbies because they're 'weak' or 'gay'. People have preferences. Seriously, what's fun about knitting, or going shopping? It's not. It's boring as fuck. Most men have this opinion about those hobbies. Most men have that opinion about the majority of 'female' hobbies. They're not 'weak' or 'gay' they're just fucking boring. Just like you probably think that watching football is boring, because you don't see the appeal of it. Most women like feminine hobbies because th…	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/05/20 04:46 AM
3	Just how important is height really? So shorter, more effeminate guys, you don't feel threatened by? I'm pretty sure there's something wrong with you. Maybe you're traumatised by some childhood experience with a masculine male, or maybe you were just born fucked up, I don't know, but it makes no sense for a woman to be attracted to effeminate men.	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/05/20 03:45 AM
3	Are there any women here averse to dating high-n men or men who have a large number of casual sexual partners? Why? Do you feel negatively judged for your preferences? The relationship with the partner was a facade, but not her children. That's because all her children are hers. How is this so hard to understand?	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/05/20 02:17 AM
2	Are there any women here averse to dating high-n men or men who have a large number of casual sexual partners? Why? Do you feel negatively judged for your preferences? Yes, but she isn't emotionally invested in a child she thought was hers, but isn't. Their relationship isn't turned on it's head because THEY HAD NO RELATIONSHIP. She didn't even know about that kid.	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/05/20 02:03 AM
1	Are there any women here averse to dating high-n men or men who have a large number of casual sexual partners? Why? Do you feel negatively judged for your preferences? What if the woman successfully passes the child off as his? He raises this child as his own, building a bond with it, and then years later, maybe even more than a decade later, he finds it his wife cuckolded him and the child isn't his. Not only is his relationship with his wife destroyed, but his relationship with that child is also in turmoil. The whole thing was built on a lie. It's not the child's fault, of course, they believed the lie too, but it's still a complete paradigm shift.	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/05/20 01:56 AM
0	Why does reddit seem to tolerate misandry? Trump has been harsher on Putin than Obama was, despite what he says about the guy.	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/05/20 02:50 PM
2	There are many attractive alpha looking men who are 'bluepill' and will never have to take or even comprehend the redpill Yes, and if he's taken, and the woman he's with is high value, that would imply that he's also high value, otherwise why is she with him? Also, to say he 'become unattractive' because he's taken is absolutely ludicrous. Maybe you wouldn't think about trying to steal him, but to act like he now isn't attractive because you know he's got a girlfriend/wife is delusional.	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/05/20 12:50 PM
1	There are many attractive alpha looking men who are 'bluepill' and will never have to take or even comprehend the redpill You're not taking the same risks, but you are still taking risks. The divorce rate for lesbians is as high as it is with heterosexuals and gay men. The domestic violence rate for lesbians is actually way, way higher than heterosexuals. P.S. Plenty of women cheat, too. It's not exactly a male thing.	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/05/20 12:32 PM