Realistic-Taste-7660 Archive

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–	The fact that so many women experience hostility when they reject men has less to do with men’s instability and entitlement, and much more to do with women’s delusional standards and inflated egos According to who? Based on what? Does this mean they should be glad to have any man who you think would be deemed as more attractive than them approach them? What if they are… in a relationship? Gay? Not interested in a relationship? Women are much less compelled by looks alone in most cases, and there are copious examples of men murdering women— including their intimate partners. Women have much higher risk from sex, not to mention that society views women as decreasing in value for accepting p…	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/04/24 05:41 PM
–	Study shows men view their ex partners much more fondly than women do, matches up with my experience. What are your thoughts? It’s true. Also, in my experience, women are more hurt by their male partners on average. They invest more energetically and emotionally, and try harder to make it work (again— on average). I have been deeply hurt by my most of my exes.	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/04/24 05:30 PM
0	What percentage of male “feminists” are sincere vs. virtue signaling, and why are there so many men working against us? No honey, it’s like a white person who fought for civil rights	/r/MensRights	08/04/24 12:44 PM
1	Truth be told, as delusional as women are a man’s greatest enemy is always going to be the desperation of other men. No matter how well your deck is stacked, if you have standards there is always going to be someone willing to work harder than you for less. You simply cannot compete with this. The men here who think that there are hoards of men, thousands of men lining up to date and marry “the most average woman” is…wild. That is not reality. Sure, most women could find someone to have sex with them… almost always bad sex, fast, lack of pleasure that comes with a not-insignificant danger of bodily harm and is not in any way satisfying… but they are not actually valued. Used and discarded, risk of pregnancy… it’s not an enjoyable time. It’s not a good time. Plenty of average and ugly …	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/04/24 12:35 PM
4	Who has more sexual options: An average looking woman? Or a male celebrity? Do you think this is… normal?? Because… it’s really not. I mean, if the woman has an OF, maybe.	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/04/24 08:06 AM
1	Why I hate strip clubs, and what they reveal about sexual dynamics. (A critique of Norah Vincent's "Self Made Man") Reading through this discussion— once crucial error you seem to be making is the idea that the strippers are actually pocketing all of that money and are just “shaking their ass”. I mean for one, they have to be in shape (usually), hair, nails, makeup, shoes, outfits that all cost well into the hundreds, good ones are extremely athletic, know how to dance and be sensual… But they have to pay to dance places. They pay usually pay security, tip out wait staff and bar. Most of the money ends up the…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	01/04/24 09:56 AM
1	Why I hate the term "male gaze": yet another example of how feminism perpetuates selectively conservative ideas like "traditional female gender norms = bad, traditional male gender norms = good". And in regard to point 2… it definitely doesn’t mean “literally every man sees every woman this way”. It’s usually referring to how women are portrayed in media	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	01/04/24 09:11 AM
2	Why I hate the term "male gaze": yet another example of how feminism perpetuates selectively conservative ideas like "traditional female gender norms = bad, traditional male gender norms = good". Hey friend, I don’t think you know what the male gaze is. It’s not “men wanting to look at beautiful women”— it’s a specific lens that refers to seeing women as hyper-sexualized objects who are “sexy” in a narrow way, and doesn’t usually see them as full humans. It’s also definitely not suggesting women don’t want to feel sexy and beautiful— but the sports illustrated, hyper-sexuality and objectification isn’t usually ideal. There is absolutely a female gaze— you should try searching it on Tik T…	/r/LeftWingMaleAdvocates	01/04/24 09:09 AM