Unusual_Peace_4970 Archive

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1	doesn't the jonah hill situation and his delusional "expectations" give validity to the redpill argment to avoid promiscuous women If a woman's job requires her to be in swimwear, and a woman's ability to get clients requires her to advertise, it only makes sense that her ads would include her in her work attire. It doesn't matter if those adds are on social media or in a flyer. Her posts were no different than my posts wearing dog grooming scrubs. She surf's for a living and needs to attract clients to pay her bills. She spends 100 percent of her work day wearing swim wear and it makes no sense to advertise surfing instruc…	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/07/23 12:23 AM
1	CMV: Women on PPD exaggerate how much women generally work and earn. I can already bet 99.9 percent of the moment in this statistic have small children and can't work more than part time due to child care. Also it's only what 10 hours more per week? That ten hours doesn't entitle him to do nothing around the house or expect his wife to work 24/7 with infant care while he just works 6 or 7 hours day not even a full 40 hours a week. If he's making 60 percent of the pay he should still be doing 40 percent of the childcare and housework not zero.	/r/PurplePillDebate	06/04/23 11:30 PM
1	Male Birth Control Will Never Be Commonly Used All I have to say is this. If men reject male BC then they don't get to cry, piss, and moan about "baby trapping", "financial abortion", and unplanned pregnancy. TWO forms of BC are almost fail proof while ONE form OFTEN leads to pregnancy with perfect use because it has a failure rate that you aren't even trying to mitigate from your end. If you refuse to take BC, wear a condom, or even pull out you are risking BC failure rates and can't cry about it when you become a statistic later on down th…	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/03/23 12:00 AM
1	New study finds men are leaving the workforce en masse, why work hard if you are not entitled to a wife nor children? This already happened in Japan by men turning into Hikkikomori and japanese economy is in the brink of collapse, men have left the plantation since there's nothing left for them Men work to earn a PAYCHECK just like everyone else. So they can have a roof over thier head and food in thier bellies. Just like women. Women don't expect thier job's to hand them a mail ordered boyfriend. WTF? LMAO!!!!!! When was work supposed to come with a government mandated bride and 6.5 children? Your job is not responsible for your personal life. You do your job to earn money. Nothing else comes with it. Nothing else has ever come with it.You trade your labor for resources. That's the wa…	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/02/23 01:59 PM
1	When you look at the world and see everything of value was created by men, does it make you feel equal? Lol	/r/PurplePillDebate	02/01/23 11:48 PM
1	When you look at the world and see everything of value was created by men, does it make you feel equal? And who created those men? Hmmmmm. Men wouldn't even be alive without a woman's labor. Someone built every single cell in thier bodies with her own and then nourished them so they didin't fucking die for 18 years. Lol. Men couldn't even exist without a woman building them from scratch. Men owe thier very existence to women who could have......you know....just aborted thier assess instead.	/r/PurplePillDebate	02/01/23 11:45 PM
2	The sweet benefits of marriage for men as described here by PPD: Not getting a dime of a wife's inheritance In most states inheritance is not joint income or marital property. It is considered seperate from the marriage and is treated like a pre marital asset in the inheritor's name only. The spouse is not automatically entitled to someone else's families money. That is true regardless of gender. If he got an inheritance she wouldn't be able to touch it either or claim it in divorce. The law keeps family money totally seperate from income earned in a marriage in the vast majority of cases.	/r/PurplePillDebate	02/01/23 11:30 PM
1	The sweet benefits of marriage for men as described here by PPD: Not getting a dime of a wife's inheritance in most states inheritance is legally seperated from marital property. Meaning the money is hers only and if one of his parents died the money would be his only. Neither spouse is legally entitled to the other's family money/estate.	/r/PurplePillDebate	02/01/23 11:25 PM