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| 5 | How do you LET / GET a man to take care of you?Your needs seem way reasonable- most of that comes along with dating someone who genuinely likes you and not being a complete pushover. I used to have a similar problem in relationships. Sometimes he was disinterested and sometimes the otherway around- but always the same issue. I used to be a bit of a pushover in past relationships and what would happen is the other party would simply start to assume and expect I was fine with whatever. And Sometimes we just didn't like each other/ one of us fe… | /r/RedPillWomen | 15/02/18 05:23 AM |
| 1 | [Q4ALL] Where do you draw the line with your SO and the opposite sex?My SO and I both have friends of opposite genders and it's fine... one of my best mates is a man, but he is also really great mates with my SO- Most of my friends are male- I've had those friends for over 15 years now- if we were going to fuck it would have happenned already... they all love my SO and he loves them too. They go golfing every other weekend, they play league of legends and raid on WoW together all the time, they go on bro dates. So when I go out to lunch with one of them on my own… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 12/07/17 03:13 AM |
| 1 | On Hatred for TRPI don't like MGTOW but it's not a hate at the movement or not wanting them to speak up... it's just that I don't like people who treat other people like crap... I've seen the subreddit admittedly only a couple of times but diring those times I was hardly endeared to them. It seems a recurring theme that these men want submissive virgins and anyone else is a 'slut, only good for a pump and dump' (which was a phrase I saw littered throughout some of the posts and comments in that sub) which is a p… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 12/07/17 02:48 AM |
| 1 | Q4BP do you think there's anything good about traditionally masculine traitswell yeah, but it entirely depends on the context in which those traits operate. My partner is male and stronger than I am- do if there's something I can't do he helps me- that also doesn't mean he swans in everytime I'm doing something saying 'allow me, your tiny lady hands obviously cannot handle such a heavy burden' He also likes being a provider for me and our daughter so he works full time and I work casually. But in saying that when he started going through a rough time he was okay to take… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 12/07/17 02:23 AM |
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