ThugMonkey420 Archive

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0	Why does it seem only men are encouraged to improve themselves and take responsibility? This is not really a realistic scenario when you consider that most women do not find most men attractive, and would only really do this for a very small fraction of hyper attractive men. With that logic, people going to space or joining the NBA is "unrealistic" because very few people ever experienced doing it... Men don't need "most women" to find them attractive. Even the most desireable men on Earth can't attract most women. Every normal male has had at least 5 women in his life by around 25…	/r/MensRights	04/11/25 11:36 PM
4	Why does it seem only men are encouraged to improve themselves and take responsibility? All of this has manifested in society because of the feminist hijacking of the Civil Rights Act. Due to Title IX protections meant to safeguard racial minorities, specifically black men, feminist and democrats essentially both undermined the originally intent of the law and rendered all men in this country as second class citizens. Any insitution, company, or person who refuses to tow the line is liable for civil suit and a myriad of what's essentially "crime against women" which is anything a w…	/r/MensRights	04/11/25 11:40 AM
1	Why does it seem only men are encouraged to improve themselves and take responsibility? If a man gives too much space or isn't assertive/aggressive enough, the reaction is always "well, it's his fault, he should have made a move sooner" or "if he wanted to, he would", and never "she could have initiated something, and still chose not to" or "if she wanted to, she would have made it easy". Eh, this one I still kinda agree with tbh. When a man and woman are mutually attracted to each other, a woman will make it so easy for the man a drunken monkey would have the social skills to take…	/r/MensRights	04/11/25 11:23 AM
1	Why does it seem only men are encouraged to improve themselves and take responsibility? That’s because men don’t have the social or sexual capital to demand things from women. On an individual level this true for most men, but collectively it's completely false. Why would a woman conform to any man’s standard, when there’s probably a few men that are trying to get her attention? There's a myriad of reasons both stemming from reproductive and intrasex competition/hierarchy among women which are interconnected. Generally speaking, women at the top of female hierarchy are either relat…	/r/MensRights	04/11/25 10:37 AM
0	Women seem to date above their league. Does it typically workout for them? are 8s actually settling for single moms in the US? is the dating market that cooked over there that desirable men can't find childless women to date? Depends on a lot of factors, and generally they aren't marrying single mothers but having casual relations with them. Single attractive women in their 20's in the US is such low supply and high demand, they essentially run the country and culture. Single attractive men are in high supply and low-moderate demand. With the dating field slanted so he…	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/10/25 04:47 AM
1	Male vs Female Mating Strategy Is Really Younger vs Older Mating Strategy I can't stand women in their early 20's. Never have, never will. They're fucking annoying and generally just shitty uninteresting people who get away with way more than they should, it's like a 2nd toddler phase. Once they're out of college, some become tolerable. For the vast majority of women, they don't actually develop the personality and character equal to young men until their early 30's. Physically, some individuals look best 18-22. Some will look good their entire life. Most women peak i…	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/10/25 02:56 PM
5	A woman ‘struggling to find a good man’ should not be a common issue. If a man doesn't believe in love, than those that do are not going to want him. I can't say I've ever met a woman over the age of like 15 that actually buys into the whole Disney fantasy. You're not wrong but that subset of people are insignificant. It is just another way of saying, "I only want a relationship to get sex." I don't need a relationship to get sex. Most men with any game go into marriage because they're willing to significantly give up sex altogether. Even women who want a FWB, wan…	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/10/25 12:00 AM
1	Are alpha widows becoming more common? IME the issue seems to be moreso that these type of women do get married, then proceed to cheat with no shame or remorse. There are so many married women, with children mind you, that have openly started flirting and show me sexual interest right in front of their family. The husbands always just look defeated, like they're completely helpless. Largely because they are. Once a man signs the dotted lines, she owns him. God forbid you have children... Cheating is so rampant rn it makes me not ever…	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/10/25 09:32 PM
2	A woman ‘struggling to find a good man’ should not be a common issue. Most people are not compatible with most people. I don't agree with this whatsoever. I rather adamantly do not believe in "love", I don't believe anyone is "special" although certain traits or combination of traits are rarer than others. I believe when you develop a certain mastery over the fundamentals of human relationships everyone becomes interchangeable. I could marry any healthy person, regardless of gender or sexual orientation and so long as I have close proximity to that person with eno…	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/10/25 08:32 PM
1	A woman ‘struggling to find a good man’ should not be a common issue. Their role is to just exist in your life so a man needs to be happy she is there. This is an American culture thing. Women I've met who were raised by different cultural standards always try "showing their worth" to me. It's one of my favorite qualities in latinas, at this point I'm too traumatized to ever reject a latina offering me food... There's a certain pride non-american women have when fulfilling feminine roles, serving a man they admire. It's so antithetical to everything we're taught i…	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/10/25 08:05 PM
1	A woman ‘struggling to find a good man’ should not be a common issue. Their role is to just exist in your life so a man needs to be happy she is there. This is an American culture thing. Women I've met who were raised by different cultural standards always try "showing their worth" to me. It's one of my favorite qualities in latinas, at this point I'm too traumatized to ever reject a latina offering me food... There's a certain pride non-american women have when fulfilling feminine roles, serving a man they admire. It's so antithetical to everything we're taught i…	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/10/25 08:04 PM
1	A woman ‘struggling to find a good man’ should not be a common issue. People consider me a "hot guy". I turn heads where ever go, and beautiful women will straight up simp for attention and dates with me. When I'm out in a good mood, sometimes their jaw will literally drop and they'll start slurring gibberish because they can't stay composed in front of me. Literal models have looked at me and went "damn". I can confidently say that American women are struggling with dating because society has completely eroded our conception of what a woman actually is. For now g…	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/10/25 09:37 AM