LightbulbThinking Archive

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1	Do you think women live life on easy mode/tutorial mode, like many red pillers claim? Yeah true. 7 is a workable number for a self declared "30 something FA", but I'd argue it's a big eye opener for her too. Consider the difference in attitude between someone who gets plenty of matches Vs someone who only gets a handful. The marginal value of each match increases inversely to the number of matches you have, all else being equal. Fewer matches means higher value assigned to each match. With a high marginal value, i imagine the subject would invest more time in each match. When a m…	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/05/20 02:38 PM
2	Do you think women live life on easy mode/tutorial mode, like many red pillers claim? There was a video circulating recently about a woman masquerading as a reasonably attractive man who went onto Tinder and vlogged her experiences. Everything she described was a direct mirroring of my experience. The optimism at the beginning, how her match numbers rapidly deplete within a few days, and how the conversation were all two word responses. She even outlines how she began feeling depressed and I had those exact same experiences myself. This really contrasted with her optimism going i…	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/05/20 07:27 AM
1	Men and woman develop a distorted view on their attractivness after highschool/college. I've noticed this arrogance and narcissism is often a placeholder for loneliness. No more close friends after graduating, thrown out into the world all by themselves and it makes sense they might hide behind this face of arrogance. I've seen it all the time as I walk to work. I work in the city and see professional looking people with their noses turned up looking very important. Ive been tempted myself to behave this way. Interesting to think, since you're going to spend a longer period of your…	/r/PurplePillDebate	27/05/20 02:43 PM
2	Statistics showing the type of users here on Purple Pill I discovered the whole men's rights movement and the redpill when I was rather young, probably around 16 years old. The value of the men's rights movement was immediately apparent to me. I was watching a video from Karen Strauhan, and the things she spoke about regarding the hardships of men connected to me since I was going through depression at the time and I didn't feel I could talk to anyone about it. I also discovered the redpill. I didn't have any girlfriends in high school but I had obser…	/r/PurplePillDebate	27/05/20 08:03 AM
0	Statistics showing the type of users here on Purple Pill I'm sorry you've been through all that. I cannot personally relate to those experiences, and you may also have a much more forgiving attitude than me. I didn't say I don't trust women, but now that you phrased it that way I had a think about it. You're right, I don't trust women. Tbh I don't trust anyone enough to sign a document with as much weight as a marriage certificate. You're correct. The thought of marriage is scary. If we factor in some of the ruthless women Ive dated, then my trust onl…	/r/PurplePillDebate	27/05/20 01:53 AM
1	Being nice to women doesn’t make you a beta male It's not just women. A (male) acquaintance needed to borrow some money from me. He started off by asking for a little bit, and then the next day amplified the sob story and the amount he needed. I was okay with the first request (it was nothing), but I drew a firm line at the second one. The realisation is that he was only brave enough to ask me for more once he knew he got a little out of me. I dont believe he was thinking "thats a nice guy, I really appreciate his help" Which leaves me with th…	/r/PurplePillDebate	27/05/20 12:22 AM
3	Statistics showing the type of users here on Purple Pill I really appreciate your honesty when you talk about feminism focusing primarily on women's needs without ensuring everyone's equality. I dont like it when feminists claim to be fighting for equality, but there is clearly a demographic of people who are winning through the things they support. With that view of feminism in mind, what's your opinion of the the Red pill and men's rights activists?	/r/PurplePillDebate	27/05/20 12:14 AM
0	Statistics showing the type of users here on Purple Pill "Because not all females are the same?" I don't view my life statistically, but more as a sum of experiences. Your statement, while true; doesn't weigh as strongly as some of the negative experiences I've had with women in the past. Consider it a bias. I'm not saying where I stand on this debate, I'm saying your response to the previous comment wouldn't change my mind.	/r/PurplePillDebate	27/05/20 12:06 AM