LeftKindOfPerson Archive

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3	How sexually fluid are men? Certain hetero men are into... I don't know what is the PC term to use here. But basically, it's a niche. Some hetero men are indifferent towards penises, some are aroused by penises and some (realistically, most would claim this to not come across as "gay") are disgusted by penises that aren't their own. Paradoxically, virtually all hetero men appear to be obsessed with penises (penis drawings/graffiti, penis jokes, penis stereotypes). Certainly, hetero men reference penises more... than hetero…	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/02/24 02:54 AM
2	Most of what gives women the "Ick" is just what got you called "Gay" by dude bros Survival shows revolve around peer pressure.	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/02/24 09:41 PM
2	Most of what gives women the "Ick" is just what got you called "Gay" by dude bros How do you square this notion with the fact that different cultures have different standards for what is masculine and what is feminine? Is a feral child "masculine" or "feminine"?	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/02/24 09:39 PM
4	Most of what gives women the "Ick" is just what got you called "Gay" by dude bros Perfectly normal to sit with your legs crossed in Europe.	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/02/24 07:56 PM
2	Most of what gives women the "Ick" is just what got you called "Gay" by dude bros The soy boy was made, the "red pill man" wasn't?	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/02/24 07:55 PM
1	CMV - if you don’t have a strong social circle, you have no right to complain about the dating market being unfair What advice would you give to a man who befriends a woman, initially not being attracted to her, but then develops attraction? I'm curious.	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/09/23 10:35 PM
1	We're going full circle, conservative sexual morality will become the norm again for heterosexuals So, in other words, it's vague.	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/09/23 08:26 AM
1	We're going full circle, conservative sexual morality will become the norm again for heterosexuals It's explanation is in its authenticity. Is courage a personality descriptor, then? When was the last time you heard a regular Joe's personality described as courageous?	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/09/23 07:59 AM
1	We're going full circle, conservative sexual morality will become the norm again for heterosexuals A coward in war will watch his comrade fall and run away A coward, because he did not care for the life of another? an arrogant fool will charge the machinegun nest himself in rage or grandeur An arrogant fool, because he did not care for his own life? a courageous one will do whatever is necessary to complete the mission A courageous one, because he followed orders? Well, what if the orders are to act as the coward or arrogant fool? Still courageous?	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/09/23 07:15 AM
2	We're going full circle, conservative sexual morality will become the norm again for heterosexuals Aristotle can define courage, but what exactly does courage mean in practice? How does it map onto the Real? The debate isn't as much about defining it, as it is about how it is interpreted.	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/09/23 06:45 AM
6	We're going full circle, conservative sexual morality will become the norm again for heterosexuals Not to say maps mean nothing. Far from it. What Baudrillard was trying to say though is a staple of the post modern society is humanity is tending to orient its life around artificial symbols /reconstructions/imitations of things in reality more so than the things themselves, to the degree where the “imitation” becomes the “authentic”. I haven't pondered Baudrillard's observations much but, thinking about it now, is it not the case that there have always been some artificial standards people wou…	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/09/23 09:20 PM
3	We're going full circle, conservative sexual morality will become the norm again for heterosexuals "The idea caused by the thing causes people to forget what the thing is" Would you mind elaborating on this? I'm not sure if I'm interpreting this right. Do you mean like how, for example, many people forgot or aren't even aware of the fact that the idea of sharks as scary maneating creatures was started, at the very least in popular consciousness (or, zeitgeist), by Steven Spielberg's Jaws?	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/09/23 08:03 PM