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This attitude is exactly why we need men to be emotionally expressive and open about mental health. This attitude re-encourages men to regress back into devilish man made patriarchal stereotypes of being unemotional, hard, brash, controlling, sexist and boorish and fitting social boxes of a rigid, monolithic approach to masculinity and this is extremely unhealthy. Plus, you sound bitter and resentful as well as jealous and judgmental of other men who balance out having a good dose of backbone an…
/r/PurplePillDebate06/08/23 06:10 AM
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At first I wanted to see Barbie mainly for Ryan Gosling and a lot of the bright pretty colors, and seeing how a lot of women had various bonding moments over this movie seemingly bringing back nostalgic childhood memories and also a lot of emotionally relatable aspects. But after seeing a tweet from a Native American journalist pointing out Barbie having a very racist joke towards Native/indigenous Americans (and a joke that America Ferrera's character Gloria, of all people, says 🙄) and reading …
/r/PurplePillDebate04/08/23 02:27 AM
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Ok, so this is very interesting and very timely, and this is very relevant to the topic regarding my feminism being complicated (as I stated in my introduction post), I gotta say this: modern neoliberal and radical feminism's a downright clique and gang of privileged bullies (especially on social media) who want free pass to live out petty spiteful revenge fantasies of displaying the same sexism as men but know they don't have privilege to get away with it, so thus perpetuate not only misandry (…
/r/PurplePillDebate04/08/23 01:19 AM
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I'll say this: submission comes about as a result of trust. And not only is trust something earned and not given, it's important to give respect and then doing the work it takes to earn respect. And frankly a lot of guys nowadays want the benefits of ladies submitting to them yet wanting none of the accountability it takes to earn that trust and respect, most of which involves unlearning misogynistic and chauvinistic, redpill dudebro incel-adjacent attitudes that some dudes have. Now of course w…
/r/PurplePillDebate28/07/23 10:21 PM
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Hi! I recently joined this community yesterday and I know this post was 2 days ago and I hope my post stays within community guideline rules, I just wanna chime in and explain my reasons why I joined and what influenced me to join purplepill (and my post is quite long so bare with me). I was raised in a household that was pretty traditional yet also pretty progressive: my dad's a minister and a Marine who's the working breadwinner and a very strong, masculine, take charge kind of dad and provide…
/r/PurplePillDebate28/07/23 05:40 PM
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