WeAreJack Archive

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1	Is there an axiological asymmetry between the sexes? Elon Musk is the richest person in the US, in terms of net worth of assets. Though Bill and Jeff are up there. The fact that Bezos has put on quite a bit of muscle recently suggests he has no problems with testosterone (though it may be TRT), and yet he doesn't seem to have a problem with being physically aggressive. The fact that you don't consider him "masculine" doesn't affect his T levels, and is not suggestive of a negative correlation between wealth and T levels. Even if Musk had low T lev…	/r/TheRedPill	28/09/22 12:55 PM
1	Is there an axiological asymmetry between the sexes? You're defining the wealthy man as effeminate, that sort of defeats the purpose of the consideration, doesn't it? If it was a disciplined, responsible wealthy man vs a violent, aggressive poor man, I would probably consider the wealthy one to be more masculine. Given all else equal. Because I consider discipline, responsibility, honor, foresight to be masculine traits. As well as the capacity for violence - though not the indiscriminate use of it. A lot of the wildly aggressive people that I've …	/r/TheRedPill	28/09/22 03:57 AM
2	Is there an axiological asymmetry between the sexes? You make a lot of unjustified assumptions here. The west is mostly importing males from erratic cultures because those cultures are poor, and they will work for cheap, which drives down the costs of labor domestically and allows the US low-skill labor base to more easily compete with foreign labor, especially China. It's not because women want to fuck them, and it's not because they're "masculine." (Why you associate masculinity with being unsuccessful is beyond me). Even from the democratic pro…	/r/TheRedPill	28/09/22 02:45 AM
4	Is there an axiological asymmetry between the sexes? I think you're talking out your ass here a bit. Or at least adding a completely unnecessary judgmental tint to it. Physical power (intimidation, the capacity for aggression and violence) isn't inherently negative. And kindness isn't inherently positive. Different roles and different profiles, sure, but they can both be performed well or performed poorly. Don't use this concept as an excuse to underperform or to be selfish in your various masculine roles. Women like men who CAN be aggressive assh…	/r/TheRedPill	28/09/22 12:54 AM
-2	Why women get into temporary relationships I like it, I think this is a healthier way of looking at things than straight "hypergamy." Ofc women will go for the "best" they can get (wouldn't you?) but a lot of the early stuff for sure is just experimentation. And, like you said, there's no point in experimenting with Mr. Predictable. (Even if that's who they ultimately want to settle with). Women are taught, aggressively, that love and marriage is for the late 20s. And women love to accept what they're taught (as long as they approve of t…	/r/TheRedPill	22/09/22 09:24 PM
17	How to be seductive/sensual without being promiscuous/vulgar? I've really liked girls who will find excuses to brush up against me. A good example is when I'm standing behind her for whatever reason and she just gently backs into me... ass to crotch, of course. Maybe swaying her hips a little. Or just resting her hand on the inside of my thigh while we're watching a movie. Not quite touching there, but close enough to get it on my mind. But it doesn't even have to be that obvious. Any gentle, teasing physical touch is going to get my mind on edge a littl…	/r/RedPillWomen	19/07/22 12:48 AM
2	The Dark Truth : Teenager Peak Female Biological SMV Tbf, age of consent is 16 in many places, including a lot of US States. But I think I disagree with OP here. I’m not convinced it’s the ideal breeding age even from a purely biological perspective, even if that is when there are max eggs. Based on the ~16 year old girls I’ve seen/remember, they don’t seem like they’d make it through childbirth very easily. Could use a little more weight, a little more robustness, I could see it being around 20. Then the emotional maturity brings it into a whole …	/r/TheRedPill	02/06/22 04:16 PM
1	[CMV] Telling men that relationships aren't a source of happiness is bad advice and invalidates their feelings. Idk if this is exactly disagreeing with your point, but... If you're generally unhappy, a relationship is probably not the best solution. It will leave you very dependent on your partner, and it's often an overwhelming expectation on them - expecting them to make you happy. Most will run, those who stay are likely to be dangerously dependent on you in return. This is what some "experts" call "codependency." Two unstable individuals attaching to each other out of desperation. At the core, you pro…	/r/PurplePillDebate	20/04/22 03:36 PM
2	Most men present themselves poorly in public. ?	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/04/22 12:02 AM
2	Most men present themselves poorly in public. In the sense that existence is arbitrary and bullshit, sure. Who are you to say gender preferences have nothing to do with genetics/hormones, and it's all social conditioning? Do you think the gender disparity between sexual impulsivity is a product of social conditioning too? (Because that seems very related to the disparity in valuing appearance). How about height, bone density, and muscle mass? I wouldn't say first place, but definitely relevant.	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/04/22 11:18 PM
1	Most men present themselves poorly in public. What, men from a certain era can't be more feminine than us? That said, I don't think there's anything feminine about buying clothes that last, that fit well, that are effective. I think the aspect of prioritizing how you're seen by other people is feminine. Which again, doesn't mean guys shouldn't pay any attention to how they look. Just that they will naturally pay less attention to it than women do.	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/04/22 10:53 PM
2	Most men present themselves poorly in public. I'd say building muscles for the sake of looking good is a bit feminine, while building muscles to get stronger is masculine. But everyone exhibits elements of both - only being oriented in one is usually a big problem. It's more about what you emphasize than what you neglect.	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/04/22 10:31 PM
1	Most men present themselves poorly in public. I think we need to have a little more nuance than that. Men and women have predictably different strengths and weaknesses, and we should operate accordingly. Don't neglect the weaknesses, sure. But that doesn't mean we shouldn't emphasize our strengths. It's more important that I (M) can divorce myself from my emotions/impulses because I will be relied upon for logical decision-making. It's what makes me her "rock". Conversely, there are times when emotional susceptibility is a priority - caring…	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/04/22 05:59 PM
0	Most men present themselves poorly in public. Eh, I think dressing well is fundamentally feminine. Externally oriented. But that doesn’t mean men should disregard it. Kind of like how strength is masculine, but weakness in women isn’t ideal.	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/04/22 03:39 PM
0	Women who say the want a "HVM", why don't you all ever mention what YOU bring to the table other than "WAP"- which is standard on all women? I thought she had a pretty good answer. I’d include healthy children as a tangible too, maybe not every woman could pull that off but probably many. What specific traits/qualities are you looking for then?	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/03/22 01:10 PM
2	“ I would have never went out with him if I did not meet him in person and saw his profile online”. Your logic is just nonsensical. 2 of the 3 scenarios I mentioned still included girls attracted to character. That could be your "tens of millions" right there. Consider what you're saying as applied to physical attractiveness: "Many women have been emotionally upset after being left by men I don't consider physically attractive. Therefore, women aren't turned on by physically attractive men." Does that illuminate things for you?	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/01/22 09:22 PM
3	“ I would have never went out with him if I did not meet him in person and saw his profile online”. Nobody said character was the only thing that turns a girl on. Or that all women are good judges of character. Or that men of good character would never stop fucking a girl they got involved with. So yes, there would be.	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/01/22 08:44 PM
5	“ I would have never went out with him if I did not meet him in person and saw his profile online”. Feel free to argue a point. I'm speaking from experience. Perhaps you're confusing good character with passivity.	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/01/22 07:58 PM
5	“ I would have never went out with him if I did not meet him in person and saw his profile online”. I'd disagree with this too. I think character builds trust, which is an important part of warmth and connection. Also, character is a huge part of most social hierarchies. In other words, status.	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/01/22 07:12 PM
8	Correlation between men who come from broken homes and the red pill community I don’t think it’s even a question. A lot of the red pill writings address this explicitly, or very close to it. Especially if you include emotionally abusive relationships as “broken homes.” Probably the most widely known RP trope, the “blue piller,” is a great example. A man who’s deeply committed to the idea that being a pushover is an important part of a relationship - often in reflection of (or in opposition to) his parents’ own unhealthy dynamic. I’d actually say one of the major upsides o…	/r/ExRedPill	26/12/21 01:15 PM