aMaIzYnG Archive

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1	Missed out I think you're right that it's less looked down upon, but I also think society norms are fucked up and place terrible expectations on men. As for your position, though, I think in some ways it will help you save time. If I were in your shoes, I wouldn't want to waste my time dating someone who judges me for being inexperienced or has those kinds of views about men. While it may hurt and seem like you aren't progressing if you aren't dating anyone, I think time saved and spent on yourself is bett…	/r/ExRedPill	25/01/21 09:40 AM
2	Missed out I won't lie and say nobody is like that, because there are bound to be people who believe that. But in that same thought, there are people bound to accept you as you are. You are more than your sexual and romantic experiences. You are a human being with interests, desires, and beliefs beyond the dating world. Someone who values you for those characteristics will be happy to hold your hand in a relationship. And just like you, there are bound to be women in the same situation as you. Some people …	/r/ExRedPill	25/01/21 12:47 AM
3	Missed out Hello, I can't offer too much help but I am a college student and I want to assure you that many people have been in the same situation as you. I have many college friends who are still virgins or have never been in a relationship. I have friends who have no interest in young, college sex. And while I've had my share of it, half of my encounters have been disappointing, with some of them leaving me disturbed for various reasons. It's not always greener on the other side. It is okay that you didn…	/r/ExRedPill	24/01/21 09:34 PM
13	Twenty year old chicks do not want forty year old guys...even if they are rich hello, early 20s woman here. my bumble preferences are 21-27, and even 27 is pushing it sometimes. I've had a handful of rendezvous with men, the oldest one being only 5 years older than me. I have a best friend who dated a 39 year old for a short period of time. He was a fellow student, poor af, homeless, etc. He was active and at university so that's probably why he had a chance with my friend. Her last boyfriend, and most of the people she's been with are our age. I should add that I thought …	/r/ExRedPill	20/01/21 06:08 AM
2	After we broke up my ex was able to go on and have multiple flings while I have been struggling and I don't think I can accept this It's very possible that she preys on vulnerable people. In the 4 years I've been single (I'm a woman fyi), it hasn't been easy for me to find flings. Most of the dudes I've met were from school (and I wasn't perfectly happy with most of them). I've definitely been in your situation because my ex (man) got with his current girlfriend 1 month after we broke up. It didn't bother me initially, but within the past year, I've had feelings of "how did my ex meet someone so quickly and I haven't met 1 p…	/r/ExRedPill	15/11/20 07:38 PM
2	Is it useful to detect "shit tests", and deflect them? Pardon me. I'm just not sure how to get the point across but I'll give you my backstory. I has an ex who rarely fought with me. We had disagreements, but i pretty much always got my way. If he didnt like it, he still did it but i ended up feeling bad. Anyway, he's a very timid person.	/r/ExRedPill	15/08/17 02:30 AM
24	Is it useful to detect "shit tests", and deflect them? As a woman, I usually only ask someone to hold something if I really need them to. At no point in my life have I ever performed a "shit test", and it's definitely not something we talk about in the locker room. If a guy is a pushover, his actions usually explain for themselves. If I'm being sexually harassed by someone, and I'm with someone who does nothing about it, then I might think they're a pushover. Also, in a relationship, past the flirting phase, you will inevitably have disagreements. I…	/r/ExRedPill	14/08/17 06:34 PM
5	Query about specific bits of redpill As a fellow woman, I can affirm the statement, "being the heartbreaker doesn't hurt any less than being heartbroken". I've had my fair share of heartbreaking and being heartbroken (more so the latter). When I was 13, I had a friend who was so infatuated with me that he told all of his friends and family he was excited to see me. Then, I went to his party where he asked me to be his girlfriend. I only wanted to be friends, so I said no. I had him on Facebook, but I didn't talk to him for 4 years …	/r/ExRedPill	23/06/16 11:12 PM