alex_theKat Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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3	Why are most divorces initiated by women rather than the man? In America, (and everywhere else) a divorce is an extremely bad financial decision for men. I guess that for men, financially, makes more sense to leave and not divorce. At the end of the day, money talks.	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/05/22 12:04 PM
1	Lets be honest: men aren't primarily attracted to 'natural' women that don't take care of their appearance that much. Makeup and other enhancements work Txs	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/07/21 11:18 AM
12	Lets be honest: men aren't primarily attracted to 'natural' women that don't take care of their appearance that much. Makeup and other enhancements work A woman that knows how to do her makeup, will achieve a very natural look, enhancing her beauty. Unless it is for special occasions, heavy makeup is very obvious and don’t enhances anything, quite te contrary. Small imperfections are desirable. But enhance the size of the eyes, slightly cover eye bags, a small enhancement on the lips, not necessarily adding color, just shaping the form, is like brushing the hair. It’s unlikely that a woman won’t “adjust” her hair after “sleeping”. I like a woman…	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/07/21 09:06 AM
–	Perceived Age and True Age relevance in dating 48M & 41F is the same 7 years gap. The guy should date 47F - 49F or a wider age range? What about a 48F? Who should she date? 47M - 49M or wider? I made one of the biggest mistakes of my life when I was 25, and considered 6 years was a to big gap. She was a Junior in Uni, and I was doing my master degree. She ended dating a guy 10 years older. They have been married for 20 years. She still asks (I do to) why I never dated her, but we hang out for about 2 years. My ex-wife is 4 years younger than…	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/06/21 05:40 PM
15	The widespread opinion that men do not carry their weight in marriage is a good reason for men not to marry. I was married for 20 years. In those 20 years I work up to 16h/day which allowed me to go up the corporate ladder quite fast. After 12 years of hard work I was earning enough to have a maid. My wife had no major responsibility than to supervise the maid. When the garden required maintenance she had to call the gardner, and so on. She had enough time to go to the beautician, the PTA gatherings, etc. but still I wasn’t doing my share. If my assistant would say such thing, she would be fired. WTF w…	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/02/21 12:08 PM
3	Highly educated women are more likely to be promiscuous than less educated women, IMO, a highly educated woman has a clear objective, her career. She’s more self confident, and she’s more confortable with her sexuality. She knows that maternity is a handicap. so she’ll take more precautions to prevent a pregnancy. Being sexually confident will let her be more available. She will probably more financially stable, and as such more of a hunter, letting her target the man she wants, and not wait for the adequate one make the first move This doesn’t need to be in college/universit…	/r/PurplePillDebate	03/02/21 07:24 AM
0	Are late bloomers basically screwed? What is supposed to be undateable? There are always options, maybe your bar is placed to high. If you lower your bar enough there will always someone to date (or have sex). Again, if the problem is to gain experience, it really doesn’t matter the size of the penis, boobs, butt. Once you got experience you can start climbing to the level you may want (though there’s no guarantee you’ll ever reach it, or even leave that person you dated)	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/01/21 01:07 PM
1	Do men in these modern times want to be breadwinners? There are plenty of Gold Diggers all around the world. Any of them MUST accept what the Gold Provider says, with no hesitation.	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/01/21 10:07 AM
1	Sex is a need, but not a right & never should be. Maslow is well known. There are many others who support the same. Isolating a human being from others (no physical and verbal contact) endangers mental sanity (is used as psychological torture method in interrogations). IT is also the reason why prisons are punishment. Physical basic needs are water, food and shelter. Is sex part of that basic survival need? No, but it is for the human species. Should sex be considered a right? It depends what’s the definition of right. Something that anyone nee…	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/12/20 10:38 PM
1	Sex is a need, but not a right & never should be. Maslow’s scientific studies have been validated for years by psychologists around the world. Is what you say scientifically validated? There are no absolutes in social sciences	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/12/20 08:28 PM
0	Sex is a need, but not a right & never should be. Sex is a psychological need since an individual without it can’t fulfill the base of the Maslow Pyramid of Needs It is also a society’s need as reproduction I the basis of the evolution of the species. Communication is a human need, as is water, food, shelter. Health care is more a social need. Affordable health care, safety, shelter, food and job are requirements that should be fulfilled by the society to all its citizens.	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/12/20 06:59 PM
3	Male losers just want to be valued by the opposite sex the same way female losers are So far I see a big defense of women. When I was a teenager, long long ago, maybe in a different galaxy, for an average guy that wanted to have only a lot of sex, he should not point to the higher tier, but a lower tier than him, even if they were not attractive to him... he wanted sex, not really a GF. And it really worked.. 40 years after, talking to a good friend of mine, she told me, the real power, sex-wise is always in the hands of women. They decide which who they have sex. A low tier man …	/r/PurplePillDebate	03/12/20 02:06 PM
1	A letter sent out during the UK school grades scandal: Welsh examination board is disproportionately reducing grades of male students. This active sexism could reduce the quality of every one of these boys' lives. The science subjects in the American Education system (as fas as I know) are graded using on multiple selection answer. No writing is seen. This means that bias is more difficult to be present. the British tests for any subject include a lot of writing, which can show graphologically the sex of the test taker, making it subject to gender bias. In the last few years it has been consistent that girls get better grades than boys, at KS4 & KS5 level. The general argument is that girls are more focus…	/r/MensRights	18/08/20 04:34 AM