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also i'm not very active on reddit but if i were a dude "sock puppeting" it would be a 5 or so year commitment. haha
/r/TheRedPill25/06/17 03:16 AM
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no way. men chase women, we select, that's the way it works. people flip the script but it's not natural - in my experience/observations, men tend to be put off by women who pursue them. guys seem to be more satisfied when they pursue someone they're excited about and get her. second, i'm sure you're well aware of when you hit peak attractiveness. likely you would rank that somewhere in your thirties. i am aware that between 18-26 i got significantly more attention, it was easier to stay in shap…
/r/TheRedPill25/06/17 02:51 AM
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i'm a 28 y/o woman and single, so by no means in OP's dating pool. (also his post seems a bit apocryphal but i'll take him at face value, because i assume others are doing so). i'm not here to bash/judge anyone's dating prerogatives. everyone is welcome to date who they want. but from the female perspective, i will say that the older dudes who hit on us when we're in our early twenties and at the apex of our hotness are kind of a joke. when macho alpha 50 y/o comes over and tries to woo us, that…
/r/TheRedPill22/06/17 05:28 AM
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i'm a girl (hi) and i was banned from this subreddit on a previous username, but i meant no disrespect so i'll tread lightly here. i think both men AND women were done a disservice by the popular gender-neutral approach that our parents/teachers/media have propagated in the past few decades. from the moment we differentiate in utero, men and women develop gender-specific (often complementary) traits, strengths, weaknesses, and biological imperatives. these differences carry us through life, lead…
/r/TheRedPill22/08/14 07:57 AM
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