Hotgirl-Alert Archive

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1	Common theme I have heard from women including my ex wife: I never loved him. Rant. Marriage was never about being binded together because of love. It was always about a union of two individuals for financial gain and proliferation of bloodlines °yes, but what makes you think people were happy in those king of relationships and not just accepted their misery? Or just have lovers on the side? Your initial premise was that we are just being brainwashed by social media as of humans ever liked being married to people they don't like or love. It's just a think we did because we had …	/r/Divorce_Men	27/06/21 12:13 AM
1	Common theme I have heard from women including my ex wife: I never loved him. Rant. Yes people are brainwashed into not wanting to spent their life's with someone they hate!? . I am. Pretty sure humans never liked that, bu we weren't always free to make that choice.	/r/Divorce_Men	26/06/21 10:59 PM
1	Common theme I have heard from women including my ex wife: I never loved him. Rant. Maybe its because their EYES ARE OPEN to what marriage is really all about, a duty, an obligation, something that really wasn’t your first choice. This is strange. Why should marrige be about that? Why should we just have an obligation to be in a relationship and duty with someone in these days and Era ? It makes no sense. As you said, it might had made seise in the past because marriage wasn't about love and companionship. It's was mostly about forming alliances and ensuring financial, especial…	/r/Divorce_Men	26/06/21 10:58 PM
1	Women of this sub, would you be okay with your bf not finding you pretty but being attracted to your personality and character? I will have one foot out the door. If there isn't change, I'll leave her. The fact of the matter remains that your love and desire to be with her hinged on her weight. That it did not come to that is irrelevant. I am not saying you are wrong to feel that way, but at least have the courtesy to see the irony in accusing me of not knowing what true love is.	/r/PurplePillDebate	10/05/21 12:04 AM
1	Women of this sub, would you be okay with your bf not finding you pretty but being attracted to your personality and character? The irony. You left a woman for gaining weight and you think you know what love is? Nevertheless, the fact is romantic love is essentially an attraction, without attraction it's just a platonic love. I hope you find it one day I did, and neither of us have our legs out of the door because the other gained weight.	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/05/21 11:54 PM
2	Women of this sub, would you be okay with your bf not finding you pretty but being attracted to your personality and character? You said, word for word, "I deserve to be desired by my partner in all ways Which means she wants him to desire her with her imperfections. In other words, to love her for who she is, which is what love is about. You are over analyzing this.	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/05/21 11:34 PM
1	Women of this sub, would you be okay with your bf not finding you pretty but being attracted to your personality and character? mean its a fairy tale to want someoene to love everything about you. we are not perfect creatures. Wanting your sexual partner to be sexually attracted to you is hardly unrealistic fairytale, and it's not the same thing as wanting them to like EVERYTHING about you.	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/05/21 11:30 PM
1	Women of this sub, would you be okay with your bf not finding you pretty but being attracted to your personality and character? Someone can love and care for you without being very attracted to you. They are called your parents. You just can't be in love with someone while you find them hedious, you proved that yourself when you inevitable left your last partner for her looks. Relationships that last. To some degree, it's inevitable that attraction will drop in most relationships. Attraction isn't just physical when you are in love with someone , and it's disingenuous to imply that lust dropping in a long term relationsh…	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/05/21 11:22 PM
1	Claim: "If you need a prenup to get married it means you dont 100% trust your partner." I don't expect to crash when I drive but I still buckle up Because you have no trust or control over the possibility of it happening, so you really do not not expect to crash.	/r/MGTOW2	09/05/21 06:56 PM