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| 5 | What's your insight about the narrative on redpill that "men no value must build it, and women has value with born"Yes, exactly. All humans are commodified; men are commodified as wage-laborers, while women are commodified as wage-laborers, as sex objects, and as caretakers. One form of commodification is worse than the other (being raped is more severe of a violation of autonomy than being forced to work), but all forms of commodification are ultimately morally wrong and harmful. I think men also struggle to understand sexual violence (they often believe that all women essentially do consent, regardless of … | /r/ExRedPill | 11/05/25 08:39 PM |
| 1 | Is being ugly a mindset or is it truly over for some men and never began?Materialism has come to dominate our culture because it is the philosophical tradition of the English mercantile class, and therefore the dominant philosophy of the American bourgeoisie, but it's foolish to think that it's been proven that matter is all that exists, that evolutionary psychology is true, and that "mental illnesses" (which are really most often the result of alienation, poverty, chronic stress, and trauma) are the result of inborn, genetic neurological traits. The latter conceptio… | /r/ExRedPill | 22/03/25 11:17 PM |
| 1 | Is being ugly a mindset or is it truly over for some men and never began?Because I've never had any friends. Everyone I've known has either bullied/abused me or was an acquaintance at best. I've never had a real friend except for one cousin that I don't see very often. I understand and I'm really, really sorry that you've had that experience. I haven't had it quite that bad, but definitely can relate to the experience of having had mostly negative, dysfunctional, damaging social experiences. It does make it really hard to trust people and act in ways that are conduci… | /r/ExRedPill | 22/03/25 10:52 PM |
| 1 | Is being ugly a mindset or is it truly over for some men and never began?I would suggest then to see where your social problems come from—why does it feel so difficult to make friends, and why would it be so difficult to live with roommates? I know you're living in a rural area, which makes meeting new people difficult; do you have coworkers you can talk to, though? Are there any local support groups (especially for men) that you can join, or even online ones? What would it take for you to be able to form a genuine friendship with someone, geographic isolation aside?… | /r/ExRedPill | 20/03/25 11:21 PM |
| 2 | Is being ugly a mindset or is it truly over for some men and never began?The vast majority of people do not have jobs that they love. The reason that people work is not for enjoyment, but because the basic principle of trade is that people must exchange useful goods and services for currency. This is what enables society to function, and it is why you are alive now. Even if you can't have a job that you love, can you have a job that provides a good or service to society that you think is valuable and makes the world a better place? Is there anything that you can do t… | /r/ExRedPill | 20/03/25 10:15 PM |
| 1 | I can't stand to even look at attractive women anymore.As a woman (mid-20s) who is disabled and has given up on dating probably for the next several years, my advice is honestly to be patient. It really really is awful to feel like you are wanted by nobody and like there's no end in sight to it. The thing I've found that works best for me when I feel like I'm struggling to accept where I'm at (which definitely at times feels like rock-bottom hopelessness) is to recognize that while there are some things that I can't realistically have right now, the… | /r/ExRedPill | 20/03/25 09:57 PM |
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