OneDegreeKelvin Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
52	New Instagram trend is now shipping a 2-year age-gap rule...and the "justification" is social media algorithms	Social Issues	OneDegreeKelvin	/r/MensRights	25/05/26 10:02 PM

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1	New Instagram trend is now shipping a 2-year age-gap rule...and the "justification" is social media algorithms It's exactly what was said, there were 2 posts from separate influencers. One had a bell-curve graph comparimg 2010 and 2026, and the tails of the graphs (5+ years then, 2+ years now) were shaded out. In the other, there was a line, and in the center zero was green, surrounding it was +/- 1 which was shaded in yellow with the word "okay" and on the sides of that were +/- 2 in red with the word "weird"	/r/MensRights	26/05/26 06:36 PM
19	AI and the Collapse of Female Leverage This is very true. Even when feminism began to explode from the 1980s onward, businesses and governments always made it look like it was about the rights and welfare of women. It wasn't and it never was. It was always about getting more women into the workforce and increasing economic output. And the damage to society that would only really be seen 30 years later? Ah, who cares, it's a long way off and by that time it'll be our children dealing with it anyway. I never said they'd succeed in this…	/r/MensRights	17/12/25 09:50 PM
74	AI and the Collapse of Female Leverage If actual AI girlfriends with a physical body actually become a real thing, count on feminists to try to ban them. Not only because they'd feel their own sexual status being threatened, but out of pure spite and a belief that certain men should not "punch above their weight", i.e. being alone, or trapped in relationships with very unattractive, unappealing women. They'd probably frame it in terms of issues like objectification, consent, and misogyny, but in reality that would be their thinking.	/r/MensRights	17/12/25 09:36 PM
19	A generation of young men, who have only ever known a world of feminist extremism, will soon be entering adulthood. What effect do you think feminist extremism will have on them as adults? They're probably afraid to, because they are afraid they'll lose their jobs if they say anything not woke/politically incorrect	/r/MensRights	16/12/25 10:50 PM
4	Female, 20, was sentenced to a 12-month conditional discharge after she pleaded guilty to grabbing a police officer by the testicles. To be fair, this happened in Canada and lenient sentences are not uncommon here. A few years ago I think there was a case when a male engineer received the same sentence (i.e. conditional discharge) for fingering an unconscious woman at a party, and there was outrage over that as well. Neither that nor this case got an appropriate sentence if we're being honest.	/r/MensRights	01/03/25 09:43 PM
2	LOOKS WEEKLY DISCUSSION THREAD I believe that if dating has become more difficult for average or below-average men, it's because it's become more acceptable for women to reject immediately and reject on the basis of looks. Sure, online dating has contributed, but really it boils down to this. If you look at what dating was like up to the 90s/early 2000s, average guys were encouraged to get to know women first, become her friends. Hookup culture was less prevalent, but "hot" guys have always had fewer hoops to jump through. Bu…	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/10/24 05:54 AM
1	Women's "pickiness" really isn't that deep as it pretends to be Sometimes, yes. But in that case it's less about choosing per se and more about the reptilian brain responsible for sexual urges taking over the more advanced primate brain, and inhibitions going out the window as a result.	/r/PurplePillDebate	07/10/24 08:47 PM
1	Women's "pickiness" really isn't that deep as it pretends to be It's deeper than that, a lot of people don't have a built-in sense of self-respect, due to not having received positive messages of self-affirmation when they were young, and also the direction society's taking in general, which makes them constantly seek validation. And because modern society has made looks one of, if not the most coveted traits, one way to find that validation is by both finding a good-looking partner and being good-looking oneself. In other words, for many people dating someo…	/r/PurplePillDebate	07/10/24 03:00 PM
7	Attractive men don't have better skills when talking to women, they often never had to develop them Women were always nice to you no matter what you did. It's statements like these that make me wonder whether "not taking things personally" is an honest philosophy, not only when dealing with women and dating, but people and situations in general. Sure, you shouldn't overreact and ruminating without trying to improve your standing won't fix your situation, but to say that a person insulted you or was mean to you because "that speaks more about the way they are" or "they're having a bad day" is i…	/r/PurplePillDebate	07/10/24 02:42 PM