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| 2 | How much does living with your parents affect your attractiveness in the eyes of women?Yeah, that sounds like a pretty sane way to be living your life. If you want to date sane people your age they should be able to understand the choices you are making and are probably making similar ones. I'm sure there are people who won't find you attractive because you live at home... but that also kinda means they care more about their idea of your perfectly reasonable living situation than who you are. There are also people who will judge you for having a roommate instead of your own place.… | /r/ExRedPill | 15/09/21 06:25 AM |
| 5 | How much does living with your parents affect your attractiveness in the eyes of women?It depends a lot on who you want to be involved with. I lived with my parents until I was 24 and I managed to date. I noticed that the women I knew *also* lived with their parents but we didn't judge each other. Glass houses and all that. If you are on your own at 23 or 24 there are good odds that you are either in a decent paying job or are driven enough to be out of your parents home that you are willing to sacrifice to do so. That math changes as you get older, but that is a ways off for you … | /r/ExRedPill | 15/09/21 05:46 AM |
| 3 | Are men and women most likely to cheat eventually?People tend to gather into like minded groups. I talk to people who don't know anyone that doesn't cheat. I also tend to notice that that attitude is self-reinforcing. If everyone does it, why shouldn't it? I have never cheated, most of my friends have never cheated (I am close enough to several that that I'm pretty sure I'd know if they did). I do know people that cheat and are cheated on, but in my world it is the exception rather than the rule. I keep hearing about how inevitable it is that w… | /r/ExRedPill | 15/09/21 05:18 AM |
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