Individualistic-Bus Archive

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1	Why there is the idea that the positive impact of a great woman in a man's life is bigger than the positive impact of a great man in a woman's life? Women are getting more degrees than men anyways so why would we even need to steal another woman’s accomplishments like men do to other men lmfao Is getting a useless arts degree via gender based quotas and scholarships, and getting a student loan considered an "accomplishment"? I still see men in most STEM graduate programmes. This is after bringing in more quotas and schemes to bring in more women in STEM. I’ve never seen a woman on here bragging about female scientists They do it a lot in fem…	/r/PurplePillDebate	01/01/22 10:40 AM
1	Why there is the idea that the positive impact of a great woman in a man's life is bigger than the positive impact of a great man in a woman's life? Women love to brag about other female achievements as well. Men can do it too. I see a lot of women brag a billion times more about "Female scientists" than any man would have ever bragged about any scientist as a "Male scientist". It's men's fault btw, men should claim all major male scientists as "Male Scientists" just like women are doing.	/r/PurplePillDebate	01/01/22 09:37 AM
2	Do women believe TRP ideas of 'women can only love men for what they provide'? Most people marry within in their social economic status. That’s the easiest way to maintain the life you are accustomed to This is demonstrably false. Click at the study in the comment and the study linked in the parent post. Women mostly marry men earning more than them and men marry women earning less than them. So women are not just maintaining the life and socioeconomic status they are accustomed to, they are upgrading it. If they see no potential partner that can upgrade their life and soc…	/r/PurplePillDebate	31/12/21 03:25 PM
2	Do women believe TRP ideas of 'women can only love men for what they provide'? It's true, hypergamy is its evidence.	/r/PurplePillDebate	31/12/21 02:49 PM
2	Do women believe TRP ideas of 'women can only love men for what they provide'? I was talking about women's aspirations and desires, and not what they will achieve IRL. Look at FDS (mostly females over 30), do you think they will get a "High Value Male" ? not being able to pay bills and the constant stress of how basic needs will be met If women just want to avoid that, then why are they not attracted to men earning less than them even if the woman is earning much more than enough to satisfy their "basic needs" ? Do you think hypergamy is not real?	/r/PurplePillDebate	31/12/21 02:44 PM
2	Do women believe TRP ideas of 'women can only love men for what they provide'? give these future children the best starting point they can. Don't women want a new and better starting point for themselves too? Something like living as a wife of a wealthy man who can hire maid(s) to do housework and getting a lot of other luxuries.	/r/PurplePillDebate	31/12/21 02:17 PM
2	Why there is the idea that the positive impact of a great woman in a man's life is bigger than the positive impact of a great man in a woman's life? Please remember that women and feminists are a venn diagram, not a circle It depends on the country but in the U.S. in 2020, 61% considered themselves "feminist". Source Pretty large intersection I would say. I certainly know who I'd prefer to be friends with or work with. Because an individual's characteristics matter when making friends, but when it comes to getting jobs, colleges or financial aids, that doesn't matter. Women will only support their gender when it comes to these things. Never …	/r/PurplePillDebate	31/12/21 01:11 PM
2	Why there is the idea that the positive impact of a great woman in a man's life is bigger than the positive impact of a great man in a woman's life? Yeah bruv, they get offended easily. Men need to learn from them and get offended as easily as them.	/r/PurplePillDebate	31/12/21 12:41 PM
4	Why there is the idea that the positive impact of a great woman in a man's life is bigger than the positive impact of a great man in a woman's life? Most people aren't on reddit, but many of them are on twitter. Around 22% of Americans use twitter. I assume the usage is higher for women. Yes I know 22% is not the majority but it's still significant. Twitter is the place where women trended hashtags like #KillAllMen and #YesAllMen, so a lot of women of that 22% hate men. I don't see anything wrong with that and neither does twitter, but men should be allowed to hate women the same way on social media. What would you suggest to solve those bia…	/r/PurplePillDebate	31/12/21 06:33 AM
1	Why there is the idea that the positive impact of a great woman in a man's life is bigger than the positive impact of a great man in a woman's life? There's obviously some interest involved in most innovations, they wouldn't get funding to research otherwise. An example of innovation where there is little funding required and is not for the benefit of anyone is pure mathematics, which is again male dominated. Merley playing doesn't help innovation. It really does. If no one played games, then no one would make games anymore. Innovation at that front dies. It is also a part of the reason men make games. The one who made the game wants others …	/r/PurplePillDebate	31/12/21 06:26 AM
0	Why there is the idea that the positive impact of a great woman in a man's life is bigger than the positive impact of a great man in a woman's life? I would completely agree, but women and feminists clearly do not see it as the same. They view men and women as distinct groups. In feminism women clearly want to help other women by giving them more financial aid, more quotas in jobs, colleges etc. Feminists view women as the victim and men as opressors. Ask any feminist about men's issues, they do not care. If you ask them about solving men's issues, the response is always "men should do it themselves" . I am not saying that feminists or women…	/r/PurplePillDebate	31/12/21 05:16 AM
3	Why there is the idea that the positive impact of a great woman in a man's life is bigger than the positive impact of a great man in a woman's life? The thing which is wrong IMO is the double standard that women are allowed to generalize men based on something negative they do at a higher rate more than women, but men are not allowed to highlight something positive that they do at a higher rate than women. See "#KillAllMen" , "#YesAllMen" and the vast majority of TwoXChromosomes posts for examples of women generalizing men negatively. They argue that they should be able to generalize men based on negative things they do at a higher rate than…	/r/PurplePillDebate	31/12/21 04:39 AM
1	Why there is the idea that the positive impact of a great woman in a man's life is bigger than the positive impact of a great man in a woman's life? Because women are too weak to commit violent crime. Also men don't need to be trusted by women. Already women say stuff like #KillAllMen, #YesAllMen, "all men are rapists" etc. . What you are doing is nothing new.	/r/PurplePillDebate	31/12/21 04:30 AM
2	Why there is the idea that the positive impact of a great woman in a man's life is bigger than the positive impact of a great man in a woman's life? The majority of men did contribute to innovation from other men, that's what the point of my comment was.	/r/PurplePillDebate	31/12/21 04:20 AM
-3	Why there is the idea that the positive impact of a great woman in a man's life is bigger than the positive impact of a great man in a woman's life? However, the vast majority of men did reward other men for innovation. Men are always looking to invest in new technologies and innovation much much more than women. Currently all innovation in chips is being funded by men or male dominated companies. For example, to this day women hate a man who plays video games or spends too much time on his hobby. Women want that the male attention be given to them, not to research or innovation, which requires a lot of time. Example of the above point - htt…	/r/PurplePillDebate	31/12/21 03:48 AM