Spiritual_Lie2563 Archive

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-1	I keep seeing the sentiment on this subreddit that "women are taught they have inherent value, men are taught they must earn their value." This is bullshit. FDS is the example there. Femaledatingstrategy are literally the example of women who are incels, acting exactly like men who are incels do, and they get celebrated and lauded as perfect for doing it while men who even make the smallest complaint- like what I did- get harassed and bullied for daring to say they have a problem. And for the other side of this...I apologize profusely. I checked the post from two days ago, which I had said this stuff and had reason to believe caused this post, and I…	/r/ExRedPill	13/04/24 01:05 AM
-8	I keep seeing the sentiment on this subreddit that "women are taught they have inherent value, men are taught they must earn their value." This is bullshit. Then it's pretty much everyone- man, woman, and every gender in between- in the entire world who can't do it, because no one in the entire world tries to lift up a man for anything; indeed, they do their best to push them down.	/r/ExRedPill	13/04/24 01:01 AM
-6	I keep seeing the sentiment on this subreddit that "women are taught they have inherent value, men are taught they must earn their value." This is bullshit. You've literally pulled this out of your asshole. There are plenty of women who don't experience this. But if they search it out, they can find it. Shit, even the toxic spaces you talk about like anorexia circles are toxic because they support people continuing on with their anorexia, which sure sounds like people telling them they don't need to change a thing about themselves to me- however, what makes it toxic is in this case they're telling them not to change a thing that objectively NEEDS to…	/r/ExRedPill	13/04/24 12:59 AM
–	I keep seeing the sentiment on this subreddit that "women are taught they have inherent value, men are taught they must earn their value." This is bullshit. No, they absolutely do celebrate it. This whole thread was made because I dared to say there's a problem men have, and OP responded to it and said "your viewpoint is different than mine so you're wrong and you're evil". They'd throw a huge parade and every person in the world would join it if I was in visible poverty, and if someone killed me while I was in that poverty they'd be risen up to be the ruler of the world.	/r/ExRedPill	13/04/24 12:49 AM
–	I keep seeing the sentiment on this subreddit that "women are taught they have inherent value, men are taught they must earn their value." This is bullshit. Well, of course not, you're the one doing it, right now, to me. You and I both know I'm the one you were putting on blast with this whole post. I said it two days ago, and you are obviously attacking me, personally. I already reported this for harassment, but you'll probably get a medal for it just like everyone else in the world does when they attack me.	/r/ExRedPill	13/04/24 12:46 AM
-2	I keep seeing the sentiment on this subreddit that "women are taught they have inherent value, men are taught they must earn their value." This is bullshit. And the difference is if a woman doesn't conform- hell, if a woman is an active incel and acts exactly like how men who are incels get, they also get "you're perfect and special just the way you are, you go girl!" But you don't care. You made this whole thread just to put me on blast, after all. Go ahead, get your hugbox and crying I was sooooo mean to you for daring to say men have problems with the most minor claim women have a benefit.	/r/ExRedPill	13/04/24 12:44 AM
0	I keep seeing the sentiment on this subreddit that "women are taught they have inherent value, men are taught they must earn their value." This is bullshit. But there's the point. Listen to the people espousing what OP says- especially on this forum, and they'd openly celebrate seeing a man homeless, eating garbage, drinking polluted water, completely alone and lonely, and begging on the streets for pennies. The fact this thread even exists proves that this claim is absolutely right and men are seen as worthless, and if a man even saying they're treated by everyone- even in the redpill- as worthless until they prove otherwise.	/r/ExRedPill	12/04/24 07:07 PM
-24	I keep seeing the sentiment on this subreddit that "women are taught they have inherent value, men are taught they must earn their value." This is bullshit. And because women undesirable to them are invisible, they don't consider how those women don't have the "inherent worth" they are referring to. And those women are also told by people "you're perfect and special just the way you are, you go girl!" by everyone. Even if it's alleged that they're undesirable to these men, the response is "this is a problem with the world, if anything society needs to change until that man you desire desires you in turn." By contrast, even positive groups for men or…	/r/ExRedPill	12/04/24 06:59 PM
0	Why is all red pill/anti incel advice geared towards the lowest level when many incels are normal people who are just ugly? I never once said women's experiences were something they aren't in any of these things. If you read anything I have said in this and got that I did, then you're part of the problem and you, personally, have proved everything I said was right.	/r/ExRedPill	10/04/24 03:49 PM
1	Why is all red pill/anti incel advice geared towards the lowest level when many incels are normal people who are just ugly? Of course- but even then, the biggest difference for the two is that in the modern era, the "be yourself and you'll have people thrown at you" is fewer and fewer to the point they're gone in favor of the "if you haven't done this, that, don't have this, you basically have no choice but to end it because you'll never be good enough for anyone", while even the Cosmopolitan "if you're not x, y, and z you're not good enough" are one separate form, and even they seem to say "You're still worthy of lo…	/r/ExRedPill	10/04/24 01:42 AM
0	Why is all red pill/anti incel advice geared towards the lowest level when many incels are normal people who are just ugly? And so, your response being "your experience isn't literally exactly the same as mine so you're wrong" is the right way to do it? Sounds like you're doing exactly what you claim everyone else is.	/r/ExRedPill	10/04/24 01:39 AM
1	Why is all red pill/anti incel advice geared towards the lowest level when many incels are normal people who are just ugly? Um, yes. Women are always told they're special, they're worthy, they're valid. In things like this, if there's a lovelorn woman- even if the woman acts literally the same way as an incel, they're told "you're special the way you are, don't change a single thing about yourself, if anything, the world has to change until they give you that person you want." Just look at how the FDS women are treated and reacted to and you'd see the double standard at work.	/r/ExRedPill	10/04/24 01:35 AM
-1	Why is all red pill/anti incel advice geared towards the lowest level when many incels are normal people who are just ugly? Independent of the redpill logic for why, though, there is one big difference that not only makes things slightly easier for women, but it throws men to the redpill bullshit in the process: Women's inherent value is never questioned. A woman is always told by everyone at every turn they have inherent value just for being them. If a woman is flawed in some way, they still have inherent value and still be seen as worthy of being loved just because they are them, and they don't have to change a thi…	/r/ExRedPill	09/04/24 09:29 PM
-7	How do I move on from this if others will never forgive me and keep reminding me The point is in the "not nearly as much." To most people online, the people in their "other" are literally monsters, and anything they do to them is 100% justified and indeed, the single most heroic thing any human being has ever done in all of human history. You can't expect understanding from terminally online people for your misdeeds, because no matter what they do to someone who made a mistake, they truly believe in 50 years they'll name high schools after them and build statues of them for …	/r/ExRedPill	18/03/24 12:42 AM
-11	How do I move on from this if others will never forgive me and keep reminding me On the contrary, empathy doesn't happen in this world anymore, especially on the Internet. To people fighting on the Internet, the very worst moment in your life is who you are in the dark. It's all that you are, and more importantly, it's all that you ever will be. All you can do is remember the times that they weren't as progressive as the single most woke human being on earth today, March 17, 2024, and hold them against the people who hold your own misdeeds against you- it may not make them f…	/r/ExRedPill	18/03/24 12:36 AM
2	Can someone explain why red pill guys are successful with dating and hooking up? Well, even the "lie in whatever way necessary" is part of the PUA/redpill "add things in", because ultimately it goes to "if you're literally willing to ask out literally every one of the 4.1+ billion women on the planet if you have to to find true love, eventually you WILL find someone who'd say yes".	/r/ExRedPill	17/03/24 07:07 PM
3	Can someone explain why red pill guys are successful with dating and hooking up? But I don’t want to dodge your question. I would say that for the ones that are successful is a combination of looks and desire. They are often good looking and they often try to hookup a lot. So they are out there constantly taking their shot and not worrying about who they offend or how they are perceived. This part likely has the answer: Lost in all the bullshit with redpill, PUA, etc. is the people espousing it dress it up with a bunch of bullshit hatred/idiocy (likely thrown in to make "the…	/r/ExRedPill	17/03/24 06:49 PM
3	Why is being overconfident seen as so much better than having low confidence? I can agree with that, especially when they're jealous of people who are confidence. However, I still think my thought is right- it all depends on other people's perception of you. If they're already on your side, you're confident in their eyes. If they already wrote you off as worthless, even the confidence to be able to wake up in the morning is arrogant to them.	/r/ExRedPill	15/03/24 05:18 PM
1	Why is being overconfident seen as so much better than having low confidence? You're diagnosing OP from literally one post as "OP is 100% wrong and the roommate should be given the key to the city", so you're doing literally the same thing. Shit, OP might know more about the roommate just from them living together and spending most of their time together than you would from, well, just one post.	/r/ExRedPill	15/03/24 05:15 PM
3	Why is being overconfident seen as so much better than having low confidence? Arrogance is just confidence the other person doesn't buy into. If you're the most arrogant jackass on the planet but the other person thinks you might know what you're doing, it's confidence. If you're simply self-confident and okay with yourself, but the other person decided you were a piece of shit sight unseen, you're arrogant.	/r/ExRedPill	15/03/24 05:07 PM
2	Is it okay to body shame men? There's a difference between real circles and the online circles that most people see- witness TikTok as the example here. There's a world of difference between the traditional feminists who work for equality and the ones saying "ha ha male tears" that DO taunt, mock, and hate their guts. Likewise, it needs to be said this is not even just a feminist thing, it happens for every group working for equality of one certain group, and indeed, the red pill is an example of what happens when men formin…	/r/ExRedPill	13/03/24 05:10 PM
0	Is it okay to body shame men? But that ties to an equal issue, because most of the movements that claim to work for equality have no empathy for their "other" and actively view anyone who's in the group they claim is oppressing them as monsters, and as such view anything they do to someone who's their "other" as entirely justified and indeed, the single most heroic thing any human being has ever done in all of existence. As a result, even if men are willing to openly say something hurts their feelings, they get openly taunte…	/r/ExRedPill	13/03/24 04:47 PM
1	How far gone is too far gone? I can see your point- and that ties into modern society since most people really don't have anything to live for and next to no hope of doing it. Indeed, though, it also ties back to how it seems to happen a lot with redpillers, since by and large the refrain is "they want to live for someone to love, and it's become apparent that no one in the world is ever going to love them...so in exchange, they lash out at the world they believe have rejected them."	/r/ExRedPill	05/03/24 01:01 AM
1	How far gone is too far gone? Again, that ties to the same line in the sand I've said for "when someone believes their belief so much they are willing to kill/die for it, they forever too far gone." Even with the Daryl Davis example of saving KKK members from themselves, there's a place where a lot of them were in the realm where they hated a mysterious boogeyman but never actually met someone of their group to see they were wrong. It's a lot easier to change someone in this case than to change someone actually willing to di…	/r/ExRedPill	05/03/24 12:32 AM
2	How far gone is too far gone? Honestly, while I agree with what you're saying, the problem is there is a point of no return, and I'd say when people get to the blackpill they're probably at the point of no return, both figuratively (since they've gone to a point where their despair has made it hard to reach them) and quite literally (given how many of them idolize people who've committed atrocities- and by and large in other forms, the unquestionable moment it's clear someone's truly too far gone to reach tends to be "if the…	/r/ExRedPill	04/03/24 10:25 PM
9	why do incels get angry when other incel gets a girlfriend It's likely, though the envy is what breeds the contempt in this instance as well. If you know in your heart that the person is more deserving than you are (like the incel to a top celebrity), it's hard to feel bad because in your heart you know they deserve it more. But when you see someone you know is just as flawed as you or even more flawed getting success when you're not, it's hard not to take it more personally. This goes double for an example like this, because inevitably the incel has be…	/r/ExRedPill	17/02/24 05:19 AM