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Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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5	how much can a female be a incel typically or that stereotype Having a 12 year old wife wasn’t “how things used to be before feminism”, and whoever said that is grossly uneducated or misinterpreting history. Yes, a marriage contract that was legally binding could be made when a girl was 12, but by no means was it deemed normal or understandable to most people to consummate the marriage that early. Childbirth was risky for any woman, and they knew enough to know that a child at that age would most likely die because of it. When Margaret Beaufort, mother of …	/r/RedPillWomen	31/01/23 12:05 PM
3	newly single and red pilled This is good to know, thank you!	/r/RedPillWomen	08/09/22 05:37 AM
2	He enjoys anime and it's slowly killing my attraction. I watched it on the first date I had with my boyfriend. Such a visually beautiful movie.	/r/RedPillWomen	07/08/22 01:54 PM
12	32F and I feel like despite my personality and looks I think I am not the kind of woman that a quality man would want to commit to. Never been in a LT exclusive relationship and guys I'm involved with keep getting involved with women they have some history with. Feel like a placeholder. Crappy Childhood Fairy on YouTube is written to by many women who encounter similar situations like this where the man they're dating/dated either won't commit, is still looking, or has cheated on them, largely because of unresolved issues from childhood that have contributed to few boundaries/failing to recognize red flags as adults. I'm not saying that you have CPTSD because of your childhood, because I'm definitely not a licensed professional or know you, but if it has, maybe the advice she g…	/r/RedPillWomen	01/06/22 01:56 PM
1	"Equity" training at work I'm late to responding to this, but I think it's better that I found why this behavior pisses me the fuck off. Maybe I take this kind of slacking too personally (I probably sound harsher than I mean), but whenever someone does this, I think they're being disrespectful of their coworkers. After all, it's a workload that wasn't yours, and with your own, she isn't being considerate of how hard you work. I'm probably naive, but I don't understand why it's so hard for HR to emphasize respect for your…	/r/RedPillWomen	24/12/20 05:56 AM

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