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11	CMV: Men frequently lose in life if they are too empathetic towards women and female issues Thats not what the study says at all. It says 5% of rape accusations are 100% proven to be false accusations. Most accusations don't go anywhere because there's not enough proof for an arrest. That doesn't mean they're true.	/r/PurplePillDebate	03/10/25 11:23 PM
12	Given how marriage benefits men at the expense of women, is it time to abolish marriage? Modern feminists have this really overinflated ego. They think that men are so incompetent they can't live without a woman to tidy up the house and cook food. Marriage was created so that men wouldn't just pump and dump women and leave them behind to take care of the child. They are 1000% to the benefit of women. That's why if you talk to average women and not politically obsessed weirdos, they're the ones pushing for commitment in the majority of cases.	/r/PurplePillDebate	03/10/25 01:16 AM
7	The idea that women lose value by having sex with men incentivizes misandry Relationships are a large investment for a man. A woman who sleeps around shows that she's unreliable. More likely to leave, or to cheat, or to try to pass off someone elses kid as his, or to have diseases or some kind of heavy emotional baggage. The more past relationships she has, the more likely she is to end the current one the first chance she gets. There's nothing wrong with not wanting to spend time money and effort on a bad bet. No amount of talking is going to change this. Men don't owe…	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/09/25 05:30 PM
2	Women need to come to terms with the fact that they put too much unnecessary mental load onto themselves, and they should stop blaming men for that. These comments are depressing. I grew up outside of the US and my parents both worked full time ever since I was young. I just went outside and played with other kids in the neighborhood all day after school. My parents didn't helicopter around me constantly and have to drive me everywhere, I just did whatever with the other kids. It was great. It helped me learn to be independent. American culture developed to a point where helicoptering is now the norm. I'm sure this is one of the reasons birt…	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/08/25 10:02 PM
1	Explain so many involuntarily single men at a roughly 50/50 gender ratio Who decides what's fair?	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/07/25 03:33 PM
1	Explain so many involuntarily single men at a roughly 50/50 gender ratio Crying "It's not fair!" to an authority figure when you don't get what you want is your ideology, not mine. Life isn't a birthday cake and we aren't children at a party. The government should stop treating us like we are.	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/07/25 02:35 PM
1	Explain so many involuntarily single men at a roughly 50/50 gender ratio 1) see that one demographic is doing better than another 2) assume it's discrimination 3) Counter it with actual hardcore government mandated discrimination Like I said, it's impossible for men to do better than women in our current political system. The better we do, the more we get discriminated against.	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/07/25 02:25 AM
4	Hypergamy is real. But what's wrong is saying that it's "women's fault." Or that women are "Sharing men." Why don't they?	/r/PurplePillDebate	28/07/25 01:36 PM
3	Hypergamy is real. But what's wrong is saying that it's "women's fault." Or that women are "Sharing men." Everyone thinks their technology is going to save them until their factories get bombed. Computers need extremely complex, expensive, and slow to build machinery to produce. We're nowhere near fully automating the military.	/r/PurplePillDebate	28/07/25 01:30 PM
5	Hypergamy is real. But what's wrong is saying that it's "women's fault." Or that women are "Sharing men." Get pregnant and have families with a smaller percentage of men. Too small of a percentage to feed, shelter, and protect all of them.	/r/PurplePillDebate	28/07/25 03:57 AM
2	Hypergamy is real. But what's wrong is saying that it's "women's fault." Or that women are "Sharing men." Because a functional society needs men that are invested in it. Men aren't going to work hard or risk their lives to benefit hypergamous women and their kids. Hypergamous societies tend to get conquered.	/r/PurplePillDebate	28/07/25 03:22 AM
6	There is definitely a male equivalent to the "I'm a independent woman, I don't need a man" attitude. I know a few guys like that, young guys especially. They're all over the place and getting more and more common. Every guy makes a judgement call in their heads, am i horny enough to give up whatever i'm doing right now to chase women. Hobbies have never been better, and women are less and less worth it, so the less horny men just don't participate. These types of people also tend to be conservative/libertarian. Not because they want to return to traditional values, but because they don't want t…	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/07/25 08:27 PM
7	Explain so many involuntarily single men at a roughly 50/50 gender ratio That is special treatment. It's giving women an advantage to try and make them even with men by blunt force.	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/07/25 02:37 AM
2	Explain so many involuntarily single men at a roughly 50/50 gender ratio I'm "whining" about something that's demonstrably happening at this very moment. I'm not sure if you're trying to gaslight me or yourself here.	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/07/25 10:12 PM
1	Explain so many involuntarily single men at a roughly 50/50 gender ratio I'm trying to say that this trend will continue into other demographics as the current young people grow older, because the worst equity enforcement the government does is through education which affects young people. Like it's been happening since the 60's when the government started doing this.	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/07/25 09:49 PM
5	Explain so many involuntarily single men at a roughly 50/50 gender ratio Men were making more, and the government stepped in to give women advantages. Now young men and women have government enforced equity. That was my original point. The goal posts haven't moved anywhere.	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/07/25 09:18 PM
7	Explain so many involuntarily single men at a roughly 50/50 gender ratio The pay gap's gone for young people. In some areas women make more than men. And all it took was decades of discrimination in education and hiring that the government encouraged in favor of women.	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/07/25 09:01 PM
12	Explain so many involuntarily single men at a roughly 50/50 gender ratio The government absolutely does that. For example, it gives preferential benefits and loans to women owned businesses and gives special treatment to them for government contracts. It also treats women with kid gloves in court while coming down hard on men for precieved discrimination.	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/07/25 08:03 PM
14	Explain so many involuntarily single men at a roughly 50/50 gender ratio If the average man made 1.5x the average woman, the government would step in and give women more advantages to even it out. It is impossible for men as a group to get ahead of women in our current political system.	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/07/25 07:36 PM
10	The “everyone gets a wife” experiment lasted about 50 years and failed. Now it’s back to normalcy Last 50 years? Did you learn your history from a feminist cereal box or something? Monogamy's been the #1 strategy since we started farming. Everything else falls apart. The only reason we're holding it together now is because the immigrants we're shipping in to do our work are monogamous.	/r/PurplePillDebate	27/06/25 04:39 PM
11	CMV: Divorce is harder on women To all the straight men out there, women like OP are everywhere. If someone talks like this they are not marriage material. Never commit to someone who holds her feelings above your well being.	/r/PurplePillDebate	27/06/25 04:28 PM
–	The belief that femininity is inherently submissive simply doesn’t align with reality (or even history), and is bad for society as a whole This is what reddit feminists say when they want to bury their heads in the sand and pretend it's not happening. It has no meaning and can just as easily be used against you.	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/06/25 10:34 PM
2	The 25 and younger male generation will be overwhelmingly single and we are lucky because it won’t affect society one bit None of that has anything to do with what i said before. We're just talking past each other at this point. I'm going to stop replying now.	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/06/25 08:21 PM
1	The 25 and younger male generation will be overwhelmingly single and we are lucky because it won’t affect society one bit I won't be the only one leaving, is what i'm saying. It'll be a lot of men. And a lot of women too. These types of societies are dead ends for everyone involved. That's why everyone keeps trying to stamp this behavior out. That's why you don't see any thriving ones. Also, women aren't the arbiters of natural selection. Why do you think women had more rights before civilized society? You know what happened when the men of one tribe got dissatisfied with their women right? They didn't just say oh …	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/06/25 07:48 PM
7	The 25 and younger male generation will be overwhelmingly single and we are lucky because it won’t affect society one bit Violently stamping out isn't pretending. The laws existed everywhere because the societies that didn't have them fell apart. They lived monogamously, and made sure that as many people stuck to it as possible. People slipped, and got punished for it. For that second paragraph, as a man i'm going to tell you my feelings directly. If i'm part of a society where a few do nothing men are having all the kids, i'm leaving. If i maybe have a kid in there too, i'm still leaving. Even if i have a girl tha…	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/06/25 06:20 PM
9	The 25 and younger male generation will be overwhelmingly single and we are lucky because it won’t affect society one bit The fact that not a single notable society lives like this should be enough proof that it's not viable. Every major player in the world came up monogamy independently. Modern society is veering away from it and surprise, we're in a population collapse and the young people are miserable. You can't be all "we should follow our instincts" when you want to sleep around, but when men follow their instincts in response to that you start complaining. You get both at once. Men are competitive and hate s…	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/06/25 05:40 PM
7	The 25 and younger male generation will be overwhelmingly single and we are lucky because it won’t affect society one bit Won't affect society one bit is some really wishful thinking. It's going to devastate society. Men still do all the absolutely vital jobs, the law enforcement, the defense, and men do all the automation and AI work anyway. My best guess? If we keep going like this, we'll end up like afghanistan. Some christian or muslim extremist group is going to pick up enough support from disillusioned, uneducated young men to form an army. The rest of the men won't care enough to risk their lives for a socie…	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/06/25 05:12 PM
9	The 25 and younger male generation will be overwhelmingly single and we are lucky because it won’t affect society one bit We aren't naturally monogamous. Natural humans gather together in small intersex communes, and just have sex whenever it comes up with whoever they can. It's what we evolved for, but its a terrible system. There's a reason why every successful society tries to stop that kind of behavior. Even modern hunter gatherer tribes abandon it. It puts men in a prisoners dilemma. If you spend time working hard for your tribe, some one who doesn't work hard will impregnate the women. No man wants to work ha…	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/06/25 04:51 PM
3	The belief that femininity is inherently submissive simply doesn’t align with reality (or even history), and is bad for society as a whole Hah, my mother and grandmother are 100x more conservative than I am. Unlike most modern men and women, I spent a lot of time living in the middle of nowhere community with little technology. I'm not saying anything stunning or controversial to anyone who's lived in a community without modern luxuries. You still depend on men for your survival right now, the government just obfuscates it. Men aren't doing well because we as a society decided to hold them down so women could get ahead. Now the men…	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/06/25 10:41 PM
3	The belief that femininity is inherently submissive simply doesn’t align with reality (or even history), and is bad for society as a whole Secondary as in they wouldn't exist if men didn't do harder work to make them possible. The men farmed the plant fibers and hunted the animals for their furs. Men also made a lot of the clothes, and preserved a lot of the food. Women helped lighten their workload by doing the easier work, but men could do the work just fine if needed. There's been plenty of male only communities in human history. And yes, women have children. That's their important thing that men can't do. I'm not trying to make…	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/06/25 06:33 PM
2	The belief that femininity is inherently submissive simply doesn’t align with reality (or even history), and is bad for society as a whole Yeah, most of the important work. Like building houses, metalworking, farming, hunting, logging, defending their families from invaders and wild animal. Even in modern times, without the work men do everyone would be dead 10 times over within the first month. Most of the things you listed were secondary jobs to support the men that did far harder ones. With the list of jobs you gave me, OP's point makes even less sense. Our evil masculine ancestors held women back from doing what? Hewing logs fo…	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/06/25 11:34 PM
2	The belief that femininity is inherently submissive simply doesn’t align with reality (or even history), and is bad for society as a whole I was hoping for something more specific with those examples. The black sabbath thing is interesting, but it's not really taking credit. Those stories were taught because no instinct is an absolute. We used to teach kids not to wander into the woods even though we have a natural fear of the unknown. And yes, a lot of a patriarchies success is due to force and aggression. The ability to defend itself is the most fundamental benefit of any society. Without that, it's not a viable society.	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/06/25 01:11 AM
2	The belief that femininity is inherently submissive simply doesn’t align with reality (or even history), and is bad for society as a whole Do you have some examples of men taking credit for something major a woman did? And that whole second paragraph is looking at history wrong. These things didn't happen because men love order. They happened because they were effective in keeping a society alive. Every single successful society was or still is a patriarchy. The way women and men interact with each other naturally ends up with a man in charge. The women care about safety and security, the men take risks. The women stay safe and ali…	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/06/25 12:25 AM
1	The belief that femininity is inherently submissive simply doesn’t align with reality (or even history), and is bad for society as a whole Men taking credit for the creative work of women is uncommon. The majority of creative work was done by men, there's plenty of historical documentation about this. The majority of boundary pushing was and still is done by men too. This is how it's been in pretty much every culture in all of recorded human history. If women were really so out of the box and willing to push boundaries, it would have leaked through suppression and then exploded once women started getting more rights in modern times…	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/06/25 12:00 AM
2	The belief that femininity is inherently submissive simply doesn’t align with reality (or even history), and is bad for society as a whole But I'm saying that your masculinity and femininity definitions are off. The things you call feminine, which you use to say that women aren't submissive, are things that men do more. The things you call masculine, which you argue cause men to restrict women from their true potential, are done as much if not more by women. This is not how men and women actually are.	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/06/25 11:31 PM
-2	The belief that femininity is inherently submissive simply doesn’t align with reality (or even history), and is bad for society as a whole Women aren't that special. There's no secret feminine magic that men are stomping out. Women deferred to men because men did most of the important work to keep them alive. Women were taught to listen to their husbands in the same way you should listen to your electrician. Don't fuck with the guy who works hard to make sure that you don't die. And I don't get these descriptions of masculinity and femininity. Men push boundaries and think outside the box as much if not more than women do. Men are …	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/06/25 11:02 PM