RobotsRights Archive

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1	Challenging expectations: TRP takes the side of a controlling, post-wall wife When you cheat with a person who has a punishing mindset, you turn it into a game. A challenge. They want to catch you and outsmart you, and then use punishment as an excuse to extract something from you. It could be as little as gaining more surveillance to satisfy his curiosity, or more "control" to give him a power trip and a false sense of reapect, or as much as blackmailing for more sex, for more monetary support, or more. The logical thing for him to do would be to either end the relations…	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/07/15 04:48 PM
2	Understanding and living by Red Pill ideas would not improve my life, as a man, in any way. This guy sounds awesome. I hope I'll get there. He was anti-RP, though. He didn't look at people in terms of his sexual strategy. He just enjoyed sex and pursued it like a hobby, trying to be the best at it, and build good relationships with people who were also into the same thing. So, that's why I'm presenting his way of doing things as an alternative. His strategy was about being really passionate about the sex itself and building relationships with others who were the same. He didn't focus o…	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/05/15 07:44 PM
12	Blue Pill, why do you think it's acceptable for men to have all the responsibility to initiate and maintain a relationship AND for women to have much higher standards than men? No I saw it, it's just a lie. Women don't do that. Ever. Well, they do in a way, but they expect to recieve something much much better and a few will somewhat "invest" to get the most possible out of a man. Any relationship is an investment in a future together and ends when it becomes apparent that this future won't happen as hoped, whether that future is fucking or gaming or pulling women at the bar together or having a family or buying a company. I don't expect to receive monetary (or equival…	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/05/15 07:39 PM
11	Blue Pill, why do you think it's acceptable for men to have all the responsibility to initiate and maintain a relationship AND for women to have much higher standards than men? Yes I know. He did all of that. You just don't notice because that is the base standard. Any less is worthless and he's tossed aside. Tlyou fully expect that as the bare minimum and don't notice it because it should just happen because you're a woman and you're owed that. This is a fascinating view, and I want to learn more about it. You possibly haven't seen my other post where I mention that, because I lived in a relatively poor area and thus dated poor people, I ended up paying for most of my…	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/05/15 07:02 PM
17	Blue Pill, why do you think it's acceptable for men to have all the responsibility to initiate and maintain a relationship AND for women to have much higher standards than men? Okay, suit yourself if you don't want to believe anyone about what their actions are or opinions are. I hope this isn't a newsflash to you: brains are liars. They lie to themselves all the time about everything, as well as lying to each other. Things happen and the brain seeks to rationalize it and build a coherent story from it. Like a dream, where your brain tells you a story from random images that float up from your memory. Except, many don't realize that the brain does this all the time. Lo…	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/05/15 06:28 PM
3	Understanding and living by Red Pill ideas would not improve my life, as a man, in any way. Ahh, I think I see where our ideological divide might be here. Although I love playing tabletop games, I don't want my life to be about them. The person that I want to be (and that I actively pursue being) is pretty different from who I would be if I didn't have ambition. Perhaps what you want to do is learn to want different things. Learn to want what's in your long-term interest as an individual, and not just what's good for attaining sex for it's own sake. If I were to just pursue sex, though…	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/05/15 05:57 PM
18	Blue Pill, why do you think it's acceptable for men to have all the responsibility to initiate and maintain a relationship AND for women to have much higher standards than men? Okay, so you want to say that my opinion and experience isn't valid because it doesn't fit in with your worldview. That's your right to do, and many people do the same. I'm not too familiar with dating advice for women (although doing a cursory search for it, I do see stuff about how to "win" a man -- which is probably why I don't read it, as I reject the premise), and I can't speak about straw-women. I've read one book on dating, Why Men Love Bitches, which I recommend to people of any gender b…	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/05/15 05:40 PM
10	Blue Pill, why do you think it's acceptable for men to have all the responsibility to initiate and maintain a relationship AND for women to have much higher standards than men? When I look around at how many average women are married to average men, I have a difficult time believing that women, on average, are spoiled. I'm not sure you and I are seeing people the same way. And growing up in the rural US, my idea of average is a white or mixed race guy who is about 200-300 lbs, average male height (5'8"), doesn't do more work than necessary (so doesn't work out), has short brown hair or is balding, shaves with an electric razor sometimes just because work requires it, l…	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/05/15 05:10 PM
6	Blue Pill, why do you think it's acceptable for men to have all the responsibility to initiate and maintain a relationship AND for women to have much higher standards than men? Your experience isn't too different than mine. In college, when I pursued men, I did pursue them, and some were put off by it. I probably spent more on dates or gifts than they did, because it turned out my college was pretty poor. Out of several relationships, there was only one (with someone older and who had a real job) where a male bought me things. Not all men are ready to jump everybody's bones and are just sitting around waiting to do so, as some imagine. Some didn't like what they saw as…	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/05/15 04:49 PM
12	Blue Pill, why do you think it's acceptable for men to have all the responsibility to initiate and maintain a relationship AND for women to have much higher standards than men? I don't think that's okay, and have never expected that. If I were looking for a relationship with a man, I wouldn't want one with a man whose goal was to get the relationship and who was working to earn it or prove himself. Someone needs better goals than that! I have a relationship with someone who has similar goals to myself, so that we can work together on them and support each other as partners. I would look at it more as a domestic business relationship between equals who see each other as…	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/05/15 04:38 PM
4	Understanding and living by Red Pill ideas would not improve my life, as a man, in any way. Whether there is anything "wrong" with it depends on whether you want to also hear competing, or at least differing, viewpoints. Having everyone of one mind can lead to circlejerking and groupthink, but that's only a problem if that's not what you want. As for websites catering to your individual beliefs -- this isn't something that should be spoon-fed. You should search for what you want to find, and not rely on someone to point you to it. I would think that's a way of thinking in-line with ide…	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/05/15 04:29 PM
5	What about AMALT ? It may be more appropriate to say APALT. AWALT seems to only be a big revelation to men who put women up on a pedestal and considered them to be different in an unrealistically good way. Like goddesses that would come down from high and take away their problems like a MPDG, and then take over mom's role in caring for them, to boot. Plenty of women also grow up thinking that the right man will also rescue them, rather than realizing that they should be rescuing themselves and each other, but the …	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/05/15 04:11 PM
2	Understanding and living by Red Pill ideas would not improve my life, as a man, in any way. So you want a forum / community for discussing sexual strategy with people who don't know you? And that's specifically like-minded? (Just asking so that I understand.) There are plenty of books and websites out there for people of all beliefs.	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/05/15 04:02 PM
1	Understanding and living by Red Pill ideas would not improve my life, as a man, in any way. When people ask me for advice on getting sexual attention, I recommend reading Why Men Love Bitches. It's a classic. Much RP stuff about getting female attention is just the same advice, rewritten for men. As for a forum... Isn't any motivational one fine? I find the usual stuff on /r/GetMotivated not too different from the "improve yourself to your own standards first, don't look for external validation" motivation that a lot of people in RP combine with the sexual stuff (and end up doing just …	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/05/15 03:56 PM
2	Understanding and living by Red Pill ideas would not improve my life, as a man, in any way. Ahh, you've noticed that genes aren't so simple as most people think (10 + 10 /= 10). And that attractiveness can be based on more than genetics, such as environment, nutrition, and attitude (our bodies shape our brains and our brains shape our bodies). Good for you! Keep an open mind.	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/05/15 03:44 PM
1	If women were to start working on their personality/status like men are already expected to, would this make any difference to their level of attractiveness to you? https://hbr.org/2014/12/rethink-what-you-know-about-high-achieving-women A strong majority of men expected to be in “traditional” partnerships, in which their careers would take precedence. Their expectations were actually exceeded. A distinct minority of women expected their partners’ careers to take precedence, but for about 40% of them, that’s exactly what happened. A majority of professional men look for wives that will basically run their homes, so they may be more interested in women of lo…	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/05/15 09:57 PM