TheMoronWhisperer Archive

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1	[discussion] Finickyness, Asexuality, and Narrowed Horizons. Uhhh...no. A woman pretty much knows if she's interested in the first few seconds. This is based on grooming, fashion, body language, and the first few words that come out of your mouth. Yes, there are exceptions, but if you don't pass this first test, it's pretty much a VERY uphill battle. Pretty much the same thing with job interviews. The candidates they decide to interview always look good on paper, but 95% of the interviewers decide on whether they hire you in the first minute after they se…	/r/PurplePillDebate	31/05/16 01:59 AM
3	[discussion] Finickyness, Asexuality, and Narrowed Horizons. You have a valid reason to be afraid. You owe strangers nothing. Just say what you need to say so that you can avoid confrontation. I'm teaching my 14-year-old daughter self defense. My wife is teaching her how to reject without pissing them off. I'm teaching my daughter how men think and the lies they tell. My wife is filling in the gaps. I'm too bashful to explain what we tell our college-age son.	/r/PurplePillDebate	31/05/16 01:55 AM
3	[discussion] Finickyness, Asexuality, and Narrowed Horizons. As a disclaimer, I'm a 49 year old married guy with children and a mortgage, living in a suburb. Anyway.... Let me ask you this, do you tell the truth every time some stranger asks you for something you don't want to give up? Here are some examples: When a homeless guy asks you for money...or someone outside a store asks you to donate or sign a petition. Do you tell the truth, or do you lie and give a response that's likely to give YOU the least blowback? Do you tell the 20 year old guy that you…	/r/PurplePillDebate	31/05/16 01:48 AM
1	I Love Women, I Do Not Respect Them I agree that blanket respect of any random group is meaningless. But have you met women you respected?	/r/TheRedPill	10/05/16 01:28 PM
2	I'm a sort of feminist guy wondering if I can be myself Yup. Women are shallow. And so are men. I don't care how great my wifes personality is. If she were 20 pounds overweight when I met her, I'd have had zero interest in her. She's the same way. There has to be chemistry, and physical attraction is a huge part of that. I simply don't understand guys that complain that women have no interest in them, yet they have put in zero effort to make themselves attractive and interesting. They'd rather be here on reddit, watch netlix, and play video games.	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/04/16 05:07 AM
3	I'm a sort of feminist guy wondering if I can be myself But this feminist girl was attracted to me when I was "alpha" and completely put off when I looked even slightly "beta". She was attracted to you because you looked more attractive and masculine. Attractive people do better in almost every situation. Take some time to groom yourself, and pick clothes that match and complement your body. My question is if I am looking for sex or a relationship, should I be myself or should I "become" something? Sorry, but I think this whole idea of "should I be m…	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/04/16 03:16 AM
0	Is anyone just completely disgusted by women? Sounds like you need to get out more. Women I've met seem as together and as fucked up as the men.	/r/askTRP	07/04/16 06:11 AM
6	Found out about wife's sexual past, not sure about our relationship now? You should divorce. You are not happy with who she is. This will only get worse. It seems you are not satisfied with her and want to profoundly change her. Especially as to what she finds objectionable. Its extremely arrogant, ignorant and insensitive to think that you she will like something if she will only try it a few times. Stop that shit. Its fucking annoying. Can you imagine if she kept badgering you to try a threesome with another guy in the bed with his dick in your mouth. I'm a heteros…	/r/askMRP	14/03/16 04:37 PM
1	Body language question Not a TRP guy, but am a manager, a guy, and remember jimmy carter as president. There is no way anyone can tell you what that means without seeing a video of what happened. From different angles. And knowing the history. And relationship (boss? Janitor? Coworker?). You also said "they," so was it two persons each using their left hands? If so, simultaneously or did they take turns? If they took turns, what was the interval of time in between? Or did they each use both hands? Etc... Not trying to…	/r/askTRP	12/03/16 02:40 AM