Mai-Waif Archive

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2	Anti Hero vs The Villain: People are attracted and gravitate to others who are somewhat messed up but also show humanity. RP is mistaken when they assert women fall for dark traid men. Those are not their only qualities and sometimes are overlooked due to being HUMAN not a woman. Really, it all comes down to performing in the most transparent way virility & masculinity. The more naturally gifted i.e handsome, tall & whatnot you are, the breezier & cheaper energy-wise it is for you to ooze manliness. You can try and compensate for your looks & soak yourself in belligerent & abrasive manners & perhaps, it could result in some success. And so for the nice & ugly-average-ish men, it gets though.	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/11/20 04:47 AM
4	Anti Hero vs The Villain: People are attracted and gravitate to others who are somewhat messed up but also show humanity. RP is mistaken when they assert women fall for dark traid men. Those are not their only qualities and sometimes are overlooked due to being HUMAN not a woman. Would it be fair to return to the essentialization of women needs & wants & lay the blame on the most indisputable one, security? One way to assure your own security is to be in a predator favors & grace. And malevolent & vindictive demeanor would be the the easy route to convey your predacious & virile nature? Aggressivity is an efficient way to perform masculinity, I'd go so far and say it's one of its prime components. 'Sociapathic behaviours are deeply intertwined with manliness & the very c…	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/11/20 02:33 AM
1	One of the most overlooked predictor of success In dating is being in your matching environment/habitat They didn't stipulate there was some sort of assurance for men to get sexual intercourse if they were to be more "adequate" to their environment, but specify it is a parameter to take into consideration. We in many instances tend to fixate on some of issues we might have, let's say height or build, & dismiss any others aspects of a successful dating life.	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/11/20 02:13 AM
3	Seasoned homicide investigator claims that sexually successful men are more likely to murder/harm women over rejection and handle rejection very poorly. Does this line up with your observations? Why does this occur so much if a man has options? I'm saying, most married men (so men chosed by women) are for the most past well-adjusted. If your theory was true, women would only chose to marry narcissistic men. Either you affirm most men are egoistical cretins, or it's just fallacious nonsense.	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/11/20 02:01 AM
2	Seasoned homicide investigator claims that sexually successful men are more likely to murder/harm women over rejection and handle rejection very poorly. Does this line up with your observations? Why does this occur so much if a man has options? I stipulated "women aren't a monolith" in regards to what an user posted, stating women were attracted to narcissistic men. Then comes you, passing it on that women are a monolith, & most often that not, the exception doesn't make the rule. So, isn't it safe to assume, given the context, you meant women not attracted to egomaniac men were the exception?	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/11/20 01:39 AM
3	Seasoned homicide investigator claims that sexually successful men are more likely to murder/harm women over rejection and handle rejection very poorly. Does this line up with your observations? Why does this occur so much if a man has options? You'd describe the majority of married men to be narcissistic & egotic? Because concretely, that's the men women chose.	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/11/20 01:27 AM
6	Seasoned homicide investigator claims that sexually successful men are more likely to murder/harm women over rejection and handle rejection very poorly. Does this line up with your observations? Why does this occur so much if a man has options? friendly reminder that women aren't a monolith	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/11/20 12:09 AM
17	Seasoned homicide investigator claims that sexually successful men are more likely to murder/harm women over rejection and handle rejection very poorly. Does this line up with your observations? Why does this occur so much if a man has options? There's a tumblr dedicated to collecting stories of "rejection killings" and to no surprise, most feminicides perpetrators are husbands or lovers. Now, it does make sense that one's ability to accept rejection would be impaired if they didn't have to face it, younger. Much like a spoiled brat, not being confronted with a no can be really damageable to one's psychology growing up. Here's the tumblr aforementioned : https://whenwomenrefuse.tumblr.com/	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/11/20 10:15 PM
8	How old were you when you first noticed men looking at you sexually? 9, sexual comments & long depraved gaze, it would me me feel unguarded, unprotected. And then, there are these pernicious thoughts, being in such a need of social approval that we often confuse harassment for acceptance. Thinking any attention is better than none.	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/11/20 03:03 AM