Nearby-Win-5841 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	Yes, women do like assholes more than nice guys, its not just because they're physically attractive It’s not that women like assholes it’s that women because of their nature select men who’s feelings toward them are unclear and women subconsciously test your interest level all the time. The assholes tend to pass these interest tests because they just genuinely don’t care how people see them. If a woman ever pulls back on you there’s a pretty good chance you communicated something that made her sense subconsciously you were more into her than she was into you making her believe she could do bet…	/r/PurplePillDebate	28/08/25 10:36 PM
4	Men, what’s something you love about being a man? Having friends that don’t immediately talk shit about you the minute you leave the room. Me and my buddy were talking about this the other week how often we see women sit there telling literally everyone how much they absolutely hate a girl and then when said girl walks in it’s all “omg hey bestie I’ve not seen you in forever come on let’s get a drink” like tf is that?	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/04/25 03:02 PM
1	Men simply don't value women no matter what they bring on the table Again I would argue it’s because many woman as evidenced by your comment don’t actually understand what men value in relationships and as a result they behave accordingly by trying to impress men with things that would impress them as a woman. Men do the same which is why you get male feminists. They think acting like a woman will get them women and then they get butthurt when they constantly end up as the “gay” best friend. It’s like me trying to impress you with my cooking, cleaning, massage s…	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/03/25 12:53 PM
2	Men simply don't value women no matter what they bring on the table You misunderstand what men value as is evidenced by the fact you listed some high status careers as indicators of value. You’re judging the male value system through your perception of value as a woman. Men do value women. As men we tend to value investment(acts of service), peace of mind and appearance. If a woman tells me she is a lawyer I don’t think oh wow but when a woman cleans, makes me lunch, gives me a back massage or does something for me on her own initiative and also happens to be ho…	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/03/25 11:40 PM
1	Sending flowers to someone just getting to know. Dude no. It’s a big risk for a very minimal reward. General rule of thumb in the early stages of dating for men. If she doesn’t bring it up or hint at it then don’t. This includes things like but not limited to giving gifts, saying I love you, asking her to be your gf etc. Let her bring it up herself.	/r/seduction	14/02/25 04:22 PM
3	I'm thinking about traveling, where do you think it's easier to get a laid? The United States (if you can tell me the best city you know with the best clubs, I was thinking about Miami) or Spain, Madrid? I hate to break to you but going to another country isn’t going to fix your lack of game. You still need game.	/r/seduction	25/01/25 10:38 PM
8	For an inexperienced man, what is a good first date location? Mini Golf. It’s a pretty much fool proof first date and it’s always my go to. Plenty opportunities to touch her, tease her, friendly competition, lots of ways to use innuendos to build sexual tension etc and it’s short enough that if it doesn’t work out you aren’t stuck with her for an extended period of time. Also don’t run dates during the day. Really bad idea. Unless of course you’re not trying to date this woman and you’re auditioning for a role as her gay best friend. Any dude who tells you…	/r/seduction	22/01/25 06:07 PM
0	Some men will always be unappealing to all women in a romantic sense. I disagree. Some men may never be appealing to very attractive women but that doesn’t mean some women won’t find them appealing. I’ve never met a dude that never had any action with women over the age 25 without it being somewhat self inflicted. The only guys I’ve ever met over 25 who have never had any action tend to be very out of shape, terrible haircuts, very poor hygiene, made very little if any effort to progress their career, never made any effort to develop social skills etc. If every wo…	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/01/25 03:04 PM
1	The big problem with telling survivors of abuse to “pick better”. That’s not really true there’s usually signs. Emotional control is one of the few things that can’t really be faked. If a man acts needy or over invests in the initial stages of a relationship while this may seem innocent it’s usually a recipe for a controlling partner with little emotional restraint. I believe women should be “testing a man’s frame” etc because a man with a strong frame is a man that is in control. It’s not a man in control you need to be scared off. It’s a man out of control. …	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/01/25 08:31 PM
1	The big problem with telling survivors of abuse to “pick better”. It doesn’t shift all accountability at all. If you decide to walk through a dangerous neighbourhood in the middle of the night and end up getting robbed it doesn’t take away from the fact that what thief done was wrong. That said you could’ve made some better decisions to preserve your own safety and avoid the situation in the first place. Simple test women can use to figure this out: after about a month of dating pull back your interest for a few days and see how the man reacts. If he loses his…	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/01/25 08:25 PM