Ksammy33 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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3	What's the most profound thing you've learned while dating? Link me to the definition of an experience being a feeling. You really can’t read. I stated nothing about knowing your race, or anything about you aside from you not being fetishized, which you clearly haven’t been otherwise you’d understand what all of us have been trying to tell you. Please go get some education. I wish you peace and success	/r/seduction	16/05/22 04:53 PM
4	What's the most profound thing you've learned while dating? Right because you clearly can’t read as nowhere in that did I say that this is how I “feel”. It’s an experience, one tailored to a specific demographic. I don’t have problems with women. I’m sorry you don’t know what it’s like to be fetishized. But hey maybe one day you’ll learn how women and society works. Keep on trucking little buddy	/r/seduction	16/05/22 12:05 PM
1	What's the most profound thing you've learned while dating? It’s not even just basic white dudes. They get with people who mimic (terribly I might add) aspects of our culture, speech, demeanor, etc..	/r/seduction	16/05/22 11:39 AM
5	What's the most profound thing you've learned while dating? It’s not a victim mentality it’s the plain truth. There’s a stereotypical portrayal of black people that is pushed to society and that portrayal is the most desired. If you’re not thugged out or hood, you get overlooked and treated as if you’re not black. That’s the case in relationships and sex. I’ve gotten with women who expected that and would try to put up that front but when they realized that’s not how I am, they leave. Any black guy who isn’t the stereotype has gone through that. Someone …	/r/seduction	16/05/22 11:38 AM
5	What's the most profound thing you've learned while dating? As true as that may be, you aren’t as likely to spot the difference because you don’t live this side of things. Even living in the same neighborhood, the black and white experience are two substantially different things	/r/seduction	16/05/22 11:32 AM
2	Why do (some) women sleep with one guy the day they meet , but waits until commitment with another? I disagree but maybe that’s just because I’m not this way. Sex always just happened and it never really changed anything in the relationship. The lack of desire to progress (both on my part and theirs) usually bored me	/r/PurplePillDebate	07/04/21 01:15 PM
4	Why do (some) women sleep with one guy the day they meet , but waits until commitment with another? Can attest. Been with my gf for about 6 months and we haven’t done anything. It’s only a struggle for me because; while I didn’t have sex often before this relationship, I had it and could get it when I absolutely wanted it. But it’s not the forefront. I want a partner and I believe I’ve found that in her. Hell if I’m horny I’ll just go masturbate. I’ve only met one woman who could get me off better than I could myself and that was only once (not the sex, just that particular orgasm). But even s…	/r/PurplePillDebate	07/04/21 09:58 AM
1	CMV: Men need to embrace “toxic masculinity” if they wish to be successful in life. You can have emotions. You just need to control them or at least present an air of control over them. I’m fully open with my gf about whatever is going on or bothering me, even if it’s her, but I’m tactful in how I go about it. She’s seen the full scope of my emotions (aside from rage as that’s one I thankfully don’t have to deal with often) but the only times she’d ever seen me not seem to be in control was years before we got together and I wasn’t near as mature back then as well as dealing wi…	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/02/21 06:56 AM