The_Owlx Archive

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1	I wish I was a girl. Pt. 2 That is real life as it is now, not in the wild or a decade ago. Success, ego, and power are not exclusive to men, and inherent aesthetic worth is not worth mentioning at all as it does not deserve (or receive) respect. That is a personal opinion though, and I understand there are people who do not abide by this. You're right. Success, ego, and power are not exclusive to one another. In a certain context. Sure, today almost anyone can use borrowed power from government, etc. But that's con…	/r/MensRights	05/02/23 02:29 PM
1	I wish I was a girl. Pt.1 I'm sorry. I lost my entire reply and had to rewrite it. So it'll never be as good as the first time... Good response and fair questions. I'll accept the criticism of your first 2 paragraphs as being a difference in our perception. I will just say that most average people are under the impression that because we heavily role play and participate in social systems and adopt social constructs, nature has no more role to play in our lives. Most, if not all, evolutionary biologists, psychologis…	/r/MensRights	05/02/23 02:28 PM
0	I wish I was a girl. No man or woman is born with inherent worth, and everyone builds their power from the ground up. There are aesthetic values associated with girls, Inborn values that will be recognized in the years to come, with or without her awareness. Regarding said beauty, there is traditional value, cultural value, religious value, social value, and even monetary value there. She can literally sell herself because of her inherent aesthetic value, regardless of whether or not she has nurtured or enhanced tha…	/r/MensRights	01/02/23 05:43 AM
3	I wish I was a girl. That is because you don't have any mentorship or guidance on where a woman's power resides. You were taught to emulate men, to ascend and compete on the same road as men. It is no wonder you see women as weaker. Physically and in raw strength, of course, men rule those domains. But the inherent gifts bestowed to a woman by mother nature allows her to win fights without ever swinging a sword. She can temper the rage of gargantuan men, and reap the rewards of their toil. She can appoint her chosen…	/r/MensRights	01/02/23 02:10 AM
3	Men being Insecure over sex toys I'm not arguing the validity of the feeling or not. Many valid feelings are quite mockable. If you don't mind being perceived as anti-intellectual, uneducated or immature, then sure, I suppose valid feelings can be mocked. But it would be an odd action to take given that it is usually a state of "ignorance" that determines a person's attitude towards something. This is a great example. The man in this scenario is all but saying he feels threatened by a dick shaped lump of plastic. He's saying th…	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/01/23 09:38 AM
1	Men being Insecure over sex toys You are absolutely right. An obvious perception.	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/01/23 07:57 AM
2	Bf doesn’t let me go out? A fair compartmentalization. However, whether we use a moral language or a biological language, the interplay between the two cannot be denied. Navigating a relationship with awareness of only part of the problem is like giving a thirsty man a cup with no water, or a seat at a table with no bread. Yes, there are what we might consider "natural forces" that tug at our moral, principle and ethical codes, but advising only on said forces without considering codes of conduct will surely derail the e…	/r/RedPillWomen	09/01/23 12:09 AM
2	Bf doesn’t let me go out? I 100% agree with your perception, and unfortunately, that's exactly why you won't get any likes here while others get many. Honesty is seldom found in people these days. This is why I continue to tell others to seek good character in the other person before all else. People start building homes and families while traits like integrity is nowhere to be found.	/r/RedPillWomen	08/01/23 07:23 PM
1	Heterosexual relationships work best when the woman looks better than the man It seems like your view is based on a politically thought process of what men and women "should" be like instead of what they actually are. You don't seem to understand the basics of biological males. You don't seem to understand what contributes to the vitality and longevity of a relationship. You don't seem to understand the distinctive differences in what men and women value in relationships. With the all the effort you made quoting OP's individual statements, you didn't contest what they sai…	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/12/22 08:25 PM