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| 3 | "6'4 is my jam"I think once you get past that initial barrier, you're completely right. That said it's pretty common for women on dating sites to be constantly carpet bombed by messages from people and I think as the guy if you're not putting some degree of effort into your opening message then there's a good chance that women will ignore it. The woman in this case is a bitch, but still, if you're not really good looking then messages like 'hi' or 'ur hot' will get you nowhere. A relationship is a mutual excha… | /r/PussyPassDenied | 03/06/22 02:35 PM |
| 12 | Don't hide how you feel. Men are allowed to feel sad.There are very very few exceptions to this rule. Based on what? Numerous sets of peer-reviewed scientific studies? Or the perceptions of a bunch of redditors that are convinced that the only reason they're single is because women love abusive guys rather than any social ineptitude or other glaring negative qualities on their part. If you think that all women don't respect a man who cries watching a movie or when things get too stressful, then you need to actually get out and meet and emotionally… | /r/MensRights | 09/09/17 12:54 AM |
| 12 | Don't hide how you feel. Men are allowed to feel sad.Telling someone that something important to them which they know firsthand to be true The guy is claiming that all women in the world find men showing emotion or weakness a huge turn-off. Even if that was actually the case (and it isn't), there's no way he could know that to be true first-hand because I seriously doubt the number of women he's broken down in tears in front of is even in double figures, let alone all women. | /r/MensRights | 09/09/17 12:49 AM |
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