IncreaseReasonable3 Archive

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0	How is not wanting to date an unemployed man any different than men not wanting to date a fat woman? I'm wear rags (ugly clothing) on purpose. I bought my stuff from Walmart and when it gets holes I don't throw it out. It keeps stupid women out of my life and it also keeps me faithful. But at the same time they're not as nearly as comfortable as what you would get from buying regular stuff. The other day I was at a burger restaurant waiting for my order and one of the employees mistaked me for a homeless person and tried to tell me to leave before I got my food. I have a good job	/r/PurplePillDebate	28/04/21 08:44 PM
1	Why dating apps can basically never work for LTR. I don't know man when I played Madden I made my favorite fantasy team and I took that team for 30 full seasons until the game broke	/r/TheRedPill	28/04/21 07:24 PM
1	How is not wanting to date an unemployed man any different than men not wanting to date a fat woman? Thats why I wear rags and Walmart clothing everywhere. Because I hate women who look for this and I dont want any "highly" minded women accidentally slipping into my life.	/r/PurplePillDebate	28/04/21 07:19 PM
0	How is not wanting to date an unemployed man any different than men not wanting to date a fat woman? Then that means you should give those guys a chance because you used to be fat, and it makes no sense for you to deny them or to only date "new guys" who share the same feelings as the old guys. They wouldn't date a fat girl.	/r/PurplePillDebate	28/04/21 07:14 PM
4	Only a childfree relationship can be a relationship of true love Because you dread falling out of love and into a happy routine? Or am I misunderstanding the reasons you have given here?	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/04/21 10:05 PM
6	As women outpace men in college degrees, will blue collar men still stand a chance in the dating market? The educated women will die. This is definitely a new trend for women if you look at history. Doesn't matter if they start dating low educated men or turn to boxed wine. Both sound like unhappy endings and if you care about yourself you wouldn't choose a path that would lead in a unhappy ending. I'm sure it will be a healthy combination of outcomes. Some women will turn to boxed wine and others will settle for a dick who makes only average wages. Either way they will be unhappy / less happy than…	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/04/21 09:10 PM
6	Only a childfree relationship can be a relationship of true love Look at science. The feeling of love doesn't last a lifetime. It cant	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/04/21 08:51 PM
1	Do I (27F no kids) have to be indefinitely single after leaving an abusive, fraudulent marriage? You said that the Catholic church can judge divorces as invalid because they have a centralized power system. Why can't a Protestant Church gain the same ability by creating the equivalent of a centralized power structure? What makes the Catholic church able to annul marriage? Where in the Bible is this idea supported, the idea that only the Catholic Church (using doctrine and a centralized power structure) can annul a marriage and not a Protestant church?	/r/askRPC	30/03/21 05:53 PM
1	Do I (27F no kids) have to be indefinitely single after leaving an abusive, fraudulent marriage? I asked about 5 yes or no questions but if you would rather keep that information secret to yourself then sure have your way. I'm basically trying to understand the reasoning behind Catholics having the ability to annul marriage and Protestants not having the ability and why you think that's biblical. Your response is that Protestant denominations can be heretical. So you did essentially answer yes Catholics have proper doctrine. Which would make any differing doctrine wrong. Unless I'm misunder…	/r/askRPC	30/03/21 05:47 PM
1	Do I (27F no kids) have to be indefinitely single after leaving an abusive, fraudulent marriage? So you're saying that if a Protestant church had a formalized process for the evaluation of marriage then they could also judge a marriage as invalid? Or is it also part of the Doctrine? That protestants don't have valid Doctrine so they can't judge properly? Protestants don't have a "centralized power structure" so they can't annul a divorce based upon the lack of a centralized power structure? Or both?	/r/askRPC	30/03/21 01:11 PM
1	Do I (27F no kids) have to be indefinitely single after leaving an abusive, fraudulent marriage? I was specifically speaking on the Catholic vs Protestant church having the power to annull divorce or not? Z	/r/askRPC	30/03/21 03:19 AM
1	Do I (27F no kids) have to be indefinitely single after leaving an abusive, fraudulent marriage? Where is the biblical reasoning for this?	/r/askRPC	30/03/21 02:55 AM
1	Do I (27F no kids) have to be indefinitely single after leaving an abusive, fraudulent marriage? So if the church annulls the marriage then you are free to remarry?	/r/askRPC	30/03/21 02:37 AM