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| 12 | How can a man get a relationship through social settings aka hobby groups, etc?Honestly, the best thing these groups do is take the pressure off socially, and help you become a more attractive potential partner. When you pursue a hobby that interests you, it firstly requires that you know yourself well enough to know what you like and what you're good at - this is surprisingly rare. Knowing yourself will help you be more chill, because you'll be more comfortable with your own company. Once you know what you like and what interests you and start pursuing it, you'll meet peo… | /r/ExRedPill | 18/07/25 05:58 PM |
| 11 | Do women seem picky because many men don't put enough effort into being attractive? (not meeting easily met basic requirements)I find it pretty impressive that you can tell who wipes their ass from just looking at them! But also, my friend is a nurse working in a college health clinic - she says one of her most frequent appointments is yeast infections caused by a boyfriend's dirty fingernails or unwashed foreskin. So. | /r/ExRedPill | 15/07/25 05:11 PM |
| 14 | Do women seem picky because many men don't put enough effort into being attractive? (not meeting easily met basic requirements)I do think there's a baseline level of attractiveness that's created by effort - cleanliness, for example. If someone arrives on a first date in a dirty shirt, looking like they rolled out of bed and their breath smelling like old coffee, it doesn't matter their gender - most people will immediately be less interested. Basic grooming and cleanliness can be a real issue for straight men being attractive to their (potential) partners, unfortunately. For some reason, men seem to fall into this cate… | /r/ExRedPill | 15/07/25 03:26 PM |
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