Sunburst223 Archive

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1	Beginning to See the Light I never said that men should throw away their money or lives for women. I said complexity matters because human beings are complex. If a woman in your life is only using you for your money, you should absolutely not have her in your life. People who are only using you are leeches and horrible people. I would never ask a man in my life to spend all his money on me. I am appreciative if he does spend some of his money on me, but I do not expect it. I am merely saying that you are viewing the world…	/r/ExRedPill	19/10/16 07:29 PM
3	Beginning to See the Light Compexity always matters. Sometimes results are simple, yes. But life is not black and white. Few things are clear cut, and neither are their results.	/r/ExRedPill	19/10/16 05:15 PM
2	Beginning to See the Light My point was saying that both and women deal with these things. Men have screwed women over in life and marriage, and so have women. Of course what I said does not erase anything. You don't want to marry, be my guest. Lots of women don't either. Not every married woman is out to get her husband. You feel they all do? Well, you either don't know many women, or are listening to some very biased sources. I'm sorry if a woman screwed you over at some point in your life. But that is no excuse for act…	/r/ExRedPill	19/10/16 04:29 PM
3	Beginning to See the Light You don't know how many bad eggs there are anymore than I do. The reasons why people divorce are no more known by me than they are by you. Men and women both do shitty things. People in general suck. It's not unique to any group. Men and women both face issues in modern society. Saying as such does not dismiss the issues of the other. You know, women have their own "red pill" moments all the time. It comes when you realize some men would love to hurt me because I am a woman, or that pretty much …	/r/ExRedPill	19/10/16 04:15 PM
4	Beginning to See the Light First off, women bring their own property and money into marriages all the time, mate. If something was hers before marriage, she deserves it back. Same goes for a man who brought his money and property into a marriage. Secondly, yes, sometimes divorce proceedings are unfairly biased toward women, and yes, some women do try to unfairly try to take more than they should. And that is wrong. But that is not all divorces. Women are not robots, mate. You can't just make some broad, overwhelming state…	/r/ExRedPill	19/10/16 03:40 PM
5	Beginning to See the Light I see this statistic tossed around by folks in the manosphere all the time. And sadly, you often forget a very important factor about it. Women initiate 75% of divorces, yes. But, men and women both equally intiate breakups outside of marriage. Funny how life is more complicated than you realize. There are any number of reasons why women initiate divorces more than men. Data can be used to claim whatever you like. But the factors behind statistics are usually complex. The only way for data to be…	/r/ExRedPill	19/10/16 02:05 AM
1	Why do men belittle ‘stereotypically female’ hobbies and traits while still saying they want ‘traditionally feminine’ women? So..... like TRP does?	/r/PurplePillDebate	02/09/16 01:09 AM
10	I don't know how to view women as people Like you said, women are often taught to be more submissive and polite than men are, which is part of the issue you're talking about. As for why such conditioning is allowed, why is racial social thinking and stereotypes still allowed as well? Because stereotypes and social ideals are very very pervasive and hard to overcome. They often continue without people realizing it because they can become so ingrained in the culture as a whole. As for what you say, about women still continuing to be "pol…	/r/ExRedPill	05/08/16 06:13 AM
6	I don't know how to view women as people First off, I highly recommend you seek professional help. That will help you far more than any random person on Reddit can. What little advice I can offer is trying to empathize with women in any way you can. As with any group someone dehumanizes, trying to interact with them in a safe way, or even just listening to them in whatever way, as well as trying to mentally change your own thought patterns will hopefully help. Try to realize we aren't any less human than you just because some of us wea…	/r/ExRedPill	05/08/16 02:37 AM
14	I don't know how to view women as people Oh, thank you. Just what I needed today. To be compared to a dog and told I'm totally incapable of irrational thought. Here's the thing, bud. Women, just like men, are human beings. I'm not going to deny that there are differences between men and women. But from my interactions with both sexes over the course of my life, I know both also have many things in common. Comparing anyone to a dog is beyond dehumanizing and insulting.	/r/ExRedPill	05/08/16 02:25 AM