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Women in Ukraine are not getting off easy in the war either. While they may not be dying on the front lines or in the same numbers as men they are still being killed in attacks and are the main victims of the sexual violence and human trafficking that have been occurring. I don't want to turn this into a who has it worse in war times because in my personal opinion there are no winners regardless if you are a man or a woman but don't be ignorant of the suffering that women are enduring in Ukraine…
/r/PurplePillDebate22/07/22 08:23 AM
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If we are specifically talking about low libido after childbirth then I need to ask at what point does that become a problem. How long is too long? Health professionals will suggest that sex should not happen until at least 6 weeks following birth, assuming there is no complications such as a c-section or tearing. If there is complications such as tearing then sex could potentially cause bleeding and further prolong recovery. Low libido after birth could also be contributed to general tiredness …
/r/PurplePillDebate06/10/21 04:30 PM
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It’s unfortunately true. If you go on some of the women focused subreddits there are countless stories of women struggling to get any sterilization type procedures. Apparently the common excuse and justification as to why doctors refuse (especially with hysterectomies) is “what if you regret it?”.
/r/PurplePillDebate24/07/21 08:38 AM
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It honestly depends. A tubal ligation is invasive surgery that takes 4 weeks to fully recover where as a vasectomy is a minor procedure that may take a few days to recover from. Not to mention getting a tubal litigation may be hard because a lot of doctors won't perform any kind of surgery that sterilizes women that are considered "child bearing age". Even if it is beneficial to a women's health, i.e getting a hysterectomy to help with endometriosis. Ultimately if both a man and a woman in a rel…
/r/PurplePillDebate24/07/21 01:39 AM
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Plus the whole "boys will be boys' shtick that is frequently used to justify some men's shitty behaviour.
/r/PurplePillDebate28/06/21 12:18 PM
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These are good points and fair options. I'm not advocating that single parents should automatically give their children up for adoption. What was grinding my gears a bit was the debate with the other person who seems to think that a child of a single parent would automatically be better off going to live in a two parent household rather than staying with their bio parent. As someone with a background in social work I would never tell a single parent to just give their child away. It wouldn't eve…
/r/PurplePillDebate13/06/21 01:46 PM
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I am aware that men do get screwed over this way. And it is an extremely shitty thing to do. I just don’t want this idea that being a single parent means you should relinquish care of your child being pushed. Pushing for that choice to be common place is bad. The idea that a single parent should give up their child is not a good one and has done a lot of damage to people. One example being the forced adoptions from the 1950’s-1970’s in Australia. Children were illegally taken away from unwed, si…
/r/PurplePillDebate13/06/21 11:58 AM
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The point that I am trying to make is that being a single parent should never be a reason why someone should relinquish care of their child nor should they be pressured to do so. I use widowers as an example to try and make the point that single parenthood isn’t always a choice. Another example I can use is a parent committing a serious crime and ends up in Jail for a long length of time or potentially life.
/r/PurplePillDebate13/06/21 11:12 AM
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While you are correct that families wishing to adopt/foster require a lot of vetting and must prove that they have the ability to provide a loving and stable environment, the main point that I'm trying to make is that just because a child is being raised by a single parent doesn't mean that they should be relinquished into the care of others. Only in the case of abuse or neglect. Single parenthood by itself should never be a reason why a child should be given into someone else's care. A loving s…
/r/PurplePillDebate12/06/21 06:23 PM
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So you think that the single mother who ended up that way due to her spouses death should just give up her child? What about abandonment issues a child could have as a result. That could lead to poor outcomes. Arguing that the existence of adoption or foster care means that single parenthood is a choice is a poor argument. You can't just decide to give up your child on a whim as there can be serious repercussions. A child would be better of living in their own home with a parent who loves them r…
/r/PurplePillDebate12/06/21 05:42 PM
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Can you explain the point you are making here? Are you implying that widowers should give up their children to couples rather than being raised by a single parent?
/r/PurplePillDebate12/06/21 04:38 PM
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India unfortunately has a similar problem. Women and girls are being kidnapped and forced into marriages.
/r/PurplePillDebate06/05/21 06:49 AM
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The skewed gender ratio has created an interesting phenomena called "bare branches". Basically men who don't get married and end up not having families. And unfortunately this skewed ratio has also increased human trafficking of women being forcefully taken as brides, mostly from neighboring countries like Myanmar.
/r/PurplePillDebate06/05/21 02:59 AM
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Another issue is when a mummas boys throw their partners/spouses under the bus or cancels/ adjusts plans to placate mummy's feelings. If you go to subs like r/JUSTNOMIL and r/JustNoSO a common theme is spineless partners who won't stand up to their parents and expect their partners to set aside their feelings and drop everything for them. Examples range from small events such as partner inviting their mother to a romantic dinner because the mother had a tantrum and demanded to come. To big major…
/r/PurplePillDebate06/01/21 11:26 PM
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Spoken like a clichéd STEMlord. Let me guess you are a computer science major who wears a fedora?
/r/PurplePillDebate03/01/21 01:30 PM
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That is honestly the most amicable divorce I have heard of. And an interesting spin on divorce parties since the ones I have heard of are done by only the one person.
/r/PurplePillDebate09/07/19 03:45 PM
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I had only vaguely heard of them myself, until someone I know mentioned they knew someone who threw one after their divorce (don't know the circumstances of it) and we were discussing it. We both felt a general unease about it.
/r/PurplePillDebate09/07/19 03:06 PM
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yes there is a noticeable difference between a genuine nice guy and nice guy (tm) One way to tell is to observe how the guy treats those around him, especially in situations where there may be someone providing service or assistance such as a waiter in a restaurant. There are the obvious red flags of a nice guy (tm) which include them ranting about how girls only go for bad boys or that they make it obvious that they think that they are owed something for being nice. Language could be another th…
/r/PurplePillDebate16/06/19 12:21 PM
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There is a phenomena that is relevant to what you are saying called "walk away wife syndrome", which is one explanation as to why women have mentally broken up with someone long ago before an actual breakup. I'm sure there are other examples but this is one that I found interesting.
/r/PurplePillDebate28/02/19 08:54 PM
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It was pretty meh, its nothing new since there have been other companies that have done this sort of advertising. Personally I just want a razor commercial to tell me about the product and why I should buy it, I don't really need a lecture in "toxic masculinity" and what not. But hey it got people talking and will have attention for a while then it will be forgotten like all the other politicised commercials (see Audi and Nike). For Gillete's sake they better hope that this wasn't a huge misfire…
/r/PurplePillDebate17/01/19 09:03 AM
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The majority of the stuff said already I have been told about. To add onto it I was always told avoid getting in the car if there is a van next to it in an isolated car park.
/r/PurplePillDebate12/01/19 10:01 PM
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I heard that it isn't safe to hold your car keys between your fingers as that can apparently increase the risk of breaking your fingers if you try to hit someone. I was told the better way was to hold your keys like a knife and slash rather than punch
/r/PurplePillDebate12/01/19 09:56 PM
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Because the majority of men who are middle age and above are baldy beerguts and not George Clooneys. ​ ​
/r/PurplePillDebate02/01/19 07:06 AM
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Because there is a good chance that the majority of the 20% that exist in a current generation are the offspring of the 80% of the previous generation, if you prevent the 80% from breeding you could dwindle the number of the 20%, plus given the argument I made about genetics about, a 20% person could sire offspring that fit in the 80% category. People generally settle for their equal, with some exceptions. Sure women might fantasise being with the top 20% Chads just like men would fantasise bein…
/r/PurplePillDebate30/12/18 04:30 PM
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The whole paying for a woman's dinner is a form of oppression and patriarchy thing is annoying, plus I'm pretty sure that the male feminist who thinks like this would also complain if a woman payed solely for the mans dinner, honestly I hate how a simple kind gesture has had to be politicised. I don't think that BDSM, sex positivity and prostetution are oppressive to women if it is their choice and everything is consensual and safe. Only if it becomes the expectation, kinda like how the "nice gu…
/r/PurplePillDebate30/12/18 02:49 PM
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I mean if we are purely focusing on someone looks, well genetics can be a fickle thing. Even the most good looking people out there can have physical traits that are deemed undesirable. This means that any potential children could be born and inherit their parents unattractive physical traits rather than the attractive ones. And a child born from parents who are not physically attractive can grow up to be very attractive. And if we are focusing on the personality traits that make a man belong to…
/r/PurplePillDebate30/12/18 02:37 PM
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indeed, since he has made himself public any effort to lie about his age is now redundant.
/r/PurplePillDebate29/12/18 06:14 AM
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No doubt he is perceived as an attention seeking nut job. And he does make some good points about age related discrimination, citing that some of the reasons for wanting to legally change his age was to make it easier for himself to get a loan and find a job. However I agree with the dutch courts saying that to fight age discrimination the answer isn't to legally change your age, that will achieve nothing.
/r/PurplePillDebate29/12/18 05:51 AM
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Interesting because the other reasons this guy wants to legally be younger was wanting to be able to have an easier time with getting work as well as loans from the bank. However the court did argue that the key to fighting age based discrimination was not to identify as being younger.
/r/PurplePillDebate29/12/18 01:44 AM
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True but is that more of a fetish thing or an identity thing? Or possibly both? For the man who wants to be a 6 year old girl it was an identity thing for him.
/r/PurplePillDebate29/12/18 01:35 AM
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He does look alright for his age, but as I mentioned he would look like a rough 49 year old. It really does beg the question as to whether you would rather look good for someone your age or lie about being younger and not looking good for your age.
/r/PurplePillDebate29/12/18 01:33 AM
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Even more bullshit? Some 70 year old changes his age to 16 and goes back to high school. Next a man decides he identifies as a dildo and says the state should help turn him into one. Well I remember once hearing about a story of a man in his 50s who abandoned his wife and children to 'become' a 6 year old girl, even getting 'adopted' by a family, so yeah that sort of crazy already exists.
/r/PurplePillDebate29/12/18 01:29 AM
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"I fart in your general direction"
/r/PurplePillDebate27/12/18 05:36 AM
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And your name on a sex offenders list in the future will definitely suit you. Enjoy being "cucked" by the penal system. ​
/r/PurplePillDebate27/12/18 05:24 AM
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Firstly this is incel shit right here. I remember someone posting something similar to this on inceltears. Secondly any father who is upset about his daughter having sex with a man to the point where they feel 'cucked' is seriously fucked in the head and should not be having children at all, or being with any woman ever, since by this horrible logic you would be cucking her father and therefore by your own logic once again you should stay away from women to avoid upsetting their fathers. Serious…
/r/PurplePillDebate27/12/18 05:01 AM
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Congrats on the little one :) I only ask what people thought since the decline in male fertility is barely discussed within society, and whether we should be talking about it as much as we do with womens fertility.
/r/PurplePillDebate25/12/18 10:38 PM
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I don't think there are a large number of middle age men who actually want to have children at that age. I was thinking more along the lines of why we don't really discuss the decline in male fertility as much as we to with women (although I do understand why women fertility is discussed more since menopause happens). ​
/r/PurplePillDebate25/12/18 10:26 PM
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I think someone who is clingy is a person that needs you to do everything with them, that they are somewhat lacking independence and always need to be around you and communicating with you to the point that it goes overboard and gets too much. What I think makes some people more prone to being clingy includes insecurity, anxiety and even some possible abandonment issues.
/r/PurplePillDebate21/12/18 04:47 PM
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I mean marriage has some benefits. For example legal decisions around who would be next of kin, I mean granted you could do that without being married but there is a good chance that if something happened to your partner, the partners family could completely shut you out of all decision making on the grounds that you are not technically family. There is also the benefits of being able to have a prenuptial agreement (granted they can be a bit spendy to get, and I suppose you could have some sort …
/r/PurplePillDebate14/12/18 01:17 PM
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Honestly it depends on what aspect of your social skills you are struggling with. There is no 'one size fits all' method to help improve social skills. Outside the generic advice of going out more, meeting new people, talking to people etc, you can start with the small stuff like working on body language (things like maintaining eye contact, watching your posture, make sure you don't fidget around too much). Personally I'm someone who struggles to hold a conversation sometimes because I am a tad…
/r/PurplePillDebate05/12/18 07:50 AM
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You don't need a degree to come across as someone who is educated, and anyone who looks down at you for not having a degree is either a pathetic/petty person or they are projecting and are secretly jealous that you are earning big bucks without completing your degree. Plus the fact that you were able to earn big money being self employed shows that you must be a smart person. Just remember that book smarts aren't the only thing that matters in life, things like street smarts and common sense are…
/r/PurplePillDebate05/12/18 07:21 AM
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It is interesting to compare our present experiences with past ones, and I enjoy seeing how far we have come as a society compared to where we were at different points in time. I personally don't like it when people bring up the past to shoot down other people and make them feel bad.
/r/PurplePillDebate30/11/18 07:13 AM
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