Ripclaw77 Archive

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21	Women do not become more romantic later on in the relationship, women that say this don't actually know how to be that in a way that the other person appreciates. The absolute best treatment that a man will get from most women in their time knowing her (ranging on the spectrum between initial meeting and 10 years into marriage) is after having sex with her 2-3 times but before committing to a relationship. It's weird to me that this isn't discussed more, but this is one of the main reasons many guys (even 'average' guys) appear reluctant to commit and seem to drag out the process of getting into a relationship. Majority of men put in the majority of the e…	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/07/23 03:28 PM
1	Heterosexual relationships work best when the woman looks better than the man Could someone please explain to me the basis for the suggestion (presented in OP's post but seems to be a common belief among women) that "men like to chase"? This goes completely against my own experience as a man and against everything I've observed in other men. It's true that some men enjoy the "thrill of the hunt" but this is a much smaller percentage of men than is typically assumed (I'd say it's probably ~30%). Importantly, men who enjoy the thrill of the hunt tend to also be men who have…	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/12/22 07:17 PM