PrimeElenchus Archive

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5	Do some red pill podcaster bro’s have legitimate points? (context below) I think this point can have some truth to it, and it can be explained by a few things aside from the standard whining that women are shallow: - society. Even today there is still a societal pressure on men to provide. Women worry and ask advice on reddit because they make more than their partner or the guy they like. Men still prefer to be in that "powerful" role, it feels more successful/manly to be the "breadwinner". They might date that burger kind cashier you mentioned but they'll be more li…	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/06/24 09:36 AM
2	Women seem to have a "threshold of unlove" for maleness. This can all be explained by the fact that many men exploit women or are otherwise dangerous to them. Heterosexual women date, live and reproduce with their only natural predator. Widows are happier than widowers because the first gained their freedom and the second lost their bangmaid. Women don't want to be approached because they are afraid. Women divorce more because they are tired of being bangmaids while their husbands get all the benefits while putting in much less work.	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/06/24 11:21 AM
1	Getting hobbies is useless advice for dating. Agreed. I'm not into cars beyond "this one looks nice" but I wouldn't mind learning about them if my partner were a mechanic for example, I think it would be cool and practical to know more - but other factors come into play here such as 1) is he otherwise a misogynistic a-hole ? 2) can he talk about anything else aside from cars ? 3) how does he reacts to my hobbies that are not cars ? 4) how does he talk about cars/share his hobby with me ? Since I am not into cars, I also wouldn't seek out so…	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/06/24 08:20 AM
1	Getting hobbies is useless advice for dating. Most of the posts whining about this kind of stuff tell you everything about why they are single but they usually refuse to see the light.	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/06/24 08:13 AM
0	Getting hobbies is useless advice for dating. Yeah this post reads as "I have had one single hobby since I was 9 that I also made my job, I'm now early 20s and a total car nerd (how original) but this cute girl at my job who also likes cars prefers her baseball playing boyfriend to me so hobbies suck" Dude... try other hobbies? (Preferably not taxidermy) Fix your attitude towards women ? Realize that at 22-23yo you have your whole life ahead of you ? All I can picture currently is an early twenties dude who can only talk about cars and has …	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/06/24 08:10 AM
1	Getting hobbies is useless advice for dating. They help. Having zero hobbies or friends doesn't attract women either but at least it (hopefully) gets you out of the house and social. Now if you have a shit attitude - no hobby in the world will make you attractive. But that's not the hobby's fault.	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/06/24 08:04 AM
1	Getting hobbies is useless advice for dating. I also fail to see how having no hobbies would be more attractive. Sure not everyone is interested in the same things or are open to trying things you are into, but at least it can help you be more social and gives you something to exchange about. It's one of the ways to meet someone among many others - maybe that girl met her boyfriend at a coffee shop or at school and they got along well despite having no hobbies in common. Maybe the boyfriend is into baseball and she's into cars but they have…	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/06/24 07:58 AM
9	I don't buy the narrative that single, childless women are the happiest group Ok I kind of agree with you Happy doesn't mean exciting. Most people have average lives. I'd say a happy life is peaceful and lived on your own terms which, if you're single and childless, your life definitely is that. You're talking about single mothers here who are by definition not childless. Also - patriarchal brainwashing. The relationships that flourish are the ones who put effort and commitment into. For most people that is a spouse and children because they take a lot of time by nature a…	/r/PurplePillDebate	03/06/24 06:47 PM