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| 3 | Anti-feminist views of young men positively correlate with dating, negatively with gaming and social networksYou have assumed two premises. Firstly, you assume that male feminists have the same passion for dating as these misogynistic men. Secondly, you directly shift the responsibility for these men's misogynistic emotions onto their date partners. This is a common problem in many similar studies of red medicine pills, which only study male samples and not female samples. | /r/PurplePillDebate | 05/05/26 04:45 AM |
| 0 | Women are more likely to view and be aroused by aggressive porn, In contrast to menPart 1: A trip to Thailand. Part 2: Accepting Pegging. Part 3: Praise them. When a guy is outside the Internet, the people he contacts are generally closely related to his own level. My advice will help with your mental health. | /r/BlackPillScience | 04/05/26 01:30 PM |
| 1 | Women are more likely to view and be aroused by aggressive porn, In contrast to menThere are also many market studies indicating that an increasing number of heterosexual men are accepting their partners' pegging. And a report showing that 47% of men in Australia have received hair pulling and slapping during sex, while women have received 60%, and the difference is not as significant as expected. To be honest, I believe that gender devide among Generation Z may lead to an increasing number of these phenomena, even within the same sex. | /r/BlackPillScience | 04/05/26 11:47 AM |
| 2 | Women are more likely to view and be aroused by aggressive porn, In contrast to menObviously, the creators of memes need a woman who enjoys pegging to reverse this impression. | /r/BlackPillScience | 04/05/26 11:45 AM |
| 1 | Women are more likely to view and be aroused by aggressive porn, In contrast to menThere are also many market studies indicating that an increasing number of heterosexual men are accepting their partners'pegging. A Report showing that 47% of men in Australia have received hair pulling and slapping during sex, while women have received 60%, and the difference is not as significant as expected. Does this also need to be explained in evolutionary psychology and used to reinforce stereotypes? | /r/BlackPillScience | 04/05/26 11:44 AM |
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