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| 8 | "A partner can't make you happy"From a positive psychology perspective, it's very true, as relying on another person for your happiness is a one-way ticket to disaster, resentment, and disappointment. The person (or really people) in question should enhance your life but they should not be the "be all end all" of your emotional states. When people make the most progress on themselves is when they are alone you figure out what really matters. | /r/ExRedPill | 04/04/22 09:19 PM |
| 2 | How did you reconcile with these redpill ideas?Because "bad stories" sell. The idea of "this catastrophe!" (regardless of context) always brings more viewership. You aren't seeing people come online to discuss their "successes" in dating or pair bonding. Because it's not needed. As such, we have a glut of negative. Not saying it's all good, we got problems, but it's not *as* extreme as RP would have us believe. | /r/ExRedPill | 07/04/21 01:44 AM |
| 1 | How did you reconcile with these redpill ideas?Studies have been done on this actually, closer to 84% all told when this was actually done on a college campus. Random attractive woman walks up to a random guy, and 84% was the total that said "yes" many with stipulations regarding sexual interactions with said woman. Its not as black/white as we are led to think | /r/ExRedPill | 07/04/21 01:40 AM |
| 1 | Women aren't the problem.Part of that is true: Women tend to "date up" on a statistical average, which is well shown in data from several places. However, when I said "high income is undatable" what I am referring to is that many of these "career women" are seen as a woman that would never be with a partner. I.e: they are too independent, head-strong, or career/work-obsessed to warrant being in a relationship with, is the point I was going for. I, as a professional man myself, disagree immensely with the assertion being… | /r/ExRedPill | 01/04/21 05:05 AM |
| 21 | Women aren't the problem.This was what I noticed as well: The choices for women are all "evil" across the board. The Red Pill community reel you in as a man (as they almost did with me!) using statistics and some studies that do, in fact, show some interesting data regarding modern relationships and their many issues.... and then they blow that data *completely* out of proportion to a ludicrous extents with wild conclusions and broad-sweeping assertions. The end result is what we see here: strong and independent? - "Fem… | /r/ExRedPill | 30/03/21 11:16 PM |
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