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| 0 | Are white knights overwhelming Seddit?Well I guess that I interpret the suggestion that it's somehow "conservative" or "stupid" to expect that women (or men) not cheat to be a pretty major refutation of social expectations. In any case, I just see some humor in implying that cheating is ok (it's their decision to make and to expect anything else is to be possessive) while complaining that downvoting someone you disagree with on the internet is absolutely not. Which one of those is more hurtful? Besides, isn't demagoguing (referring … | /r/seduction | 04/07/12 04:25 PM |
| 3 | Are white knights overwhelming Seddit?Meh, you can call it "bro code" to make it easier to dismiss, but it's really just empathy. As I've said in other comments, seddit is supposed to be about self-improvement as much as it is about picking up women. Developing one's inner "game" or self to become an alpha male so that success with women comes naturally. I don't know about you, but I don't see a lot of successful people who are incapable of empathy. There's a line between being self aware or self confident and being self centered. T… | /r/seduction | 04/07/12 04:09 PM |
| 0 | Are white knights overwhelming Seddit?Sure, though I maintain that it's funny to complain that people when people aren't following one set of social norms (reddiquette) while simultaneously blasting social norms in general. You can take a sentence from the original comment and change two words to say that complaining about people downvoting "assumes [redditors] are your property, and that they don't have a right to make their own [voting] decisions." But in any case, while admittedly a fairly new lurker in seddit, I find that there'… | /r/seduction | 04/07/12 02:31 PM |
| 18 | Are white knights overwhelming Seddit?Does it not seem a bit hypocritical to complain that people are ignoring proper reddiquette, which fundamentally is a set of social behavioral expectations for an online community, while simultaneously suggesting that people have no obligation to act according to the behavioral expectations they agreed to follow when entering a relationship with someone in real life? Frankly, I find the mental gymnastics there a little humorous to watch. Relationships, of any type, are at their core agreements w… | /r/seduction | 04/07/12 07:17 AM |
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