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| 1 | Why are most men never taught how to attract women?I agree. I would go one step further and say a perfect relationship is exactly that, but also two people who rarely if basically ever see the need to work anything out at all, who never argue, see eye to eye on every issue, have very similar outlooks and beliefs on most things, and coexist in a way that doesn't clash with each other. Their interactions, lifestyle, and way of life is so naturally harmonious that it's never a question if they're right for each other. They are, they know they are, … | /r/PurplePillDebate | 27/02/21 06:38 AM |
| 1 | Why are most men never taught how to attract women?I agree with you completely on the second part. Unfortunately, a lot of men lack self-awareness. They need to be good all-around. Like the other guy mentioned, a guy can be an absolute monster who can dominate his wife in bed (think of the general concept, I'm not necessarily speaking BDSM or anything), and can also be a loving, warm, affectionate partner who is also an amazing and caring father if they happen to have children. Really, you need both. Men generally are either one or the other. Th… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 25/02/21 08:51 PM |
| 2 | Why are most men never taught how to attract women?I agree with you but I see the other side as well and I think this comes down to personal philosophy and isn't necessarily one way or the other, and I think "casual sex" and be defined multiple ways. Like, for instance, what if you and your girlfriend or wife has a threesome? I think to you, this might actually be off limits. But a lot of couples have threesomes and really enjoy them, but that's a combination of loving sex, since it's with the partner whom they love, but also with someone they a… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 25/02/21 07:12 PM |
| 2 | Why are most men never taught how to attract women?Absolutely. In this case, I agree with you entirely. I imagine the good looking, high-testosterone (there's ways of determining this without being stereotypical, like most people are when they refer to someone as being "high testosterone), and relatively popular dude who's also able to hold his own at a job (any job, could be McDonald's, or accounting), and provide for and be there for his his family as well. Actually, in this case, the guy who's "alpha" and a good husband is in all reality the … | /r/PurplePillDebate | 25/02/21 02:56 AM |
| 13 | Why are most men never taught how to attract women?I both disagree and agree with him, but I could also completely disagree with him. I interpreted him a certain way that I completely understand where he's coming from, I think he just worded it wrong - but if that's not what he meant, then I disagree. If what he means is the traditional idea of having a good job, making a lot of money, and showing all the traditional signs of being a good "family man" is what it takes to get laid (if that's all we're talking about here), then yes, that's a bad m… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 25/02/21 02:40 AM |
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