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3	The More Popular You Are, The Easier it is To Get Dates Its not whataboutism. My point is that yes, women do have it easier in terms of finding dates, opportunities for dates, sexual partners and overall attention from the opposite sex. "Low tier dudes" (whatever that means) might whine about it but there's legitimacy in said whining. Men have it easier in dictating relationship / commitment, especially as they get a bit older. What I'm saying is that both genders have respective difficulties in the dating game. But to dismiss the notion of women hav…	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/04/22 05:30 PM
2	The More Popular You Are, The Easier it is To Get Dates For men, status / fame/ power is attractive in of itself. a quick example, Lewis Capaldi the singer, has dated some very pretty women and has tonnes of women thirsting in his Instagram comments. He's objectively quite an unattractive looking dude. If he was some random guy down the pub, these women wouldn't give him the time of day, but due to his social status and recognition, many women overlook his appearance. For celebrity women, sure, men simp and drool over them, but only if they're attrac…	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/04/22 05:23 PM
4	The More Popular You Are, The Easier it is To Get Dates Well this is basically the equivalent whine from women that they can't get commitment / relationships from the subset of men that they want. They have no shortage of relationship suitors...just a shortage of suitors they're actually attracted to.	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/04/22 05:14 PM
6	Why is it considered taboo to state that a man's looks are #1 in dating? Don't agree, because this is very much a generally first -world / Western thing. I live in Europe and the narrative is the same...girls like funny guys, charismatic guys, interesting guys, etc. Yet they are primarily obsessed with "the hot guy". I actually think the reason is because of how current society enables this preference to be expressed. Even just 50 or 60 years ago iwhen our grandparents were young, it was socially obligated for young women to find a decent guy and get married. If she …	/r/ExRedPill	08/04/22 01:46 PM

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