danceparty3000 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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8	CMV: Men Can't Love You've got your history wrong.	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/08/18 02:34 PM
1	Why do you guys think TRP is bad? Or at least, what parts of it are wrong? Have you considered trying to find an attractive female therapist? Would that work, or would you be comfortable with her just because she's a therapist?	/r/ExRedPill	19/11/16 04:26 AM
3	Why do you guys think TRP is bad? Or at least, what parts of it are wrong? Women? Comparing their social skills to mine It might be that I feel comfortable around therapists and in one-on-one interactions but less so in group settings, especially if there are women around. Not surprising since you think of women as one homogenous group with impossibly superior social skills. Native American hunter-gatherer tribes warred against each other; it wasn't all singing kumbaya around a campfire. There may not have been a hell of a lot of wealth accumulation but there was often…	/r/ExRedPill	19/11/16 03:36 AM
1	Why do you guys think TRP is bad? Or at least, what parts of it are wrong? I'm further left than liberal, friend.	/r/ExRedPill	19/11/16 03:34 AM
1	Why do you guys think TRP is bad? Or at least, what parts of it are wrong? I'm going to go a little further. The concept of mental illness, disorders, etc., didn't really exist until the Enlightenment or so. A "normal," "healthy," or "good," sort of brain/mind/person was an invention to control the peasant class and turn them into efficient and compliant workers as capitalism came about and required such a workforce. That's not "nature," and it sure as heck isn't any sort of "supposed to." :/	/r/ExRedPill	19/11/16 12:26 AM
3	Why do you guys think TRP is bad? Or at least, what parts of it are wrong? Other men really don't have that much to offer. You're overestimating what other men have. Most women have pretty low standards, honestly. You have any idea how many women just want to find a guy who is relatively cute, has a sense of humor, and is also just really considerate and thoughtful and decent? Because that last bit can be extremely hard to find. I feel like you ought to know this because you're aware that TRP exists. More men lean that way than lean towards feminism, I can tell you tha…	/r/ExRedPill	19/11/16 12:23 AM
5	Why do you guys think TRP is bad? Or at least, what parts of it are wrong? Shallow? Absolutely not; I don't think women only go for "Chads" with 6-packs who are 6 feet tall and make 6 figures. Though that can't hurt. Men can be just as shallow as women if not more so. You said a woman would only want to marry you in exchange for money and maybe social status. That suggests that you think women are shallow. Consider the results of the Reading the Mind in the Eyes test, as well as other measures of social intelligence: women consistently have been shown to enjoy an advan…	/r/ExRedPill	19/11/16 12:00 AM
4	Why do you guys think TRP is bad? Or at least, what parts of it are wrong? It's almost certainly not a part of biology. Many if not most studies claiming biological differences between men and women are extrapolating based on their data, assuming the results are better explained by biology than culture. Regardless, there are plenty of women who are extremely awkward and know nothing about social cues. I would know, I was one, and I go to an art school now. You're just not hanging out in the right circles. Awkward people, in my experience, tend to group up and keep to t…	/r/ExRedPill	18/11/16 11:38 PM
3	Why do you guys think TRP is bad? Or at least, what parts of it are wrong? Natural selection? Sorry, I don't really understand what that means. Like, the fact that you don't know how to flirt is preventing you from passing on your genes? A lot of women are awkward themselves too, you know, and would be very open to a man who they can relate to. Not all women understand social cues or flirting.	/r/ExRedPill	18/11/16 11:17 PM
2	Why do you guys think TRP is bad? Or at least, what parts of it are wrong? Was that in high school or college? Was the woman in high school or college, and 18 or 19, too? At that age, people are still pretty antsy about the "proper" ways to interact socially, haven't quite chilled out yet. I remember at 18 or so talking to a couple of girls who were saying that a pet peeve of theirs is when people carry their backpack with one strap, "because there are two straps for a reason." I laughed, because how on Earth could they be so concerned with something so trivial, right?…	/r/ExRedPill	18/11/16 09:50 PM
7	Why do you guys think TRP is bad? Or at least, what parts of it are wrong? You can't directly teach someone how to flirt because it's all about the cues and context of the specific person and situation you're in when you flirt with someone. And it also has a shit ton to do with confidence, which is hard to build up before you know how to flirt, but is also pretty necessary to flirt successfully. Most people start figuring it out in middle and high school, when everyone is figuring it out, so there isn't much shame in getting it "wrong." Think teenage boys who walk up t…	/r/ExRedPill	12/11/16 03:05 AM
3	Why do you guys think TRP is bad? Or at least, what parts of it are wrong? "Game" is full of half truths, which makes it easier to buy into. Often when I read people talk about how they succeeded thanks to "game," and describe what they did/said, they're really just referring to basic flirting. Flirting can be described as a "game" in some ways because it is playful, but there's not supposed to be manipulation involved, and there is not supposed to be a winner or loser. This is where pick up artists and red pillers fail, and it's why their "game" inevitably turns on th…	/r/ExRedPill	06/11/16 01:10 AM