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| 15 | I haven't seen any proof that physical attraction is subjective in any meaningful wayOkay, but the main function of ice cream is to taste good. Some people might care about how expensive it is or what ingredients it's made out of or how many calories it has, but the primary variable is the taste. There is no primary variable that everyone agrees is the most important for dating. Someone who's very religious might only date within their religion. Someone who loves the outdoors might only consider others with the same hobbies. A lot of the variables that people consider important … | /r/ExRedPill | 27/04/24 05:10 PM |
| 9 | How do I form a friends with benefits relationship with a woman?Realistically speaking, I would be surprised to find any young women on a site like adult friend finder who weren't selling something. (OnlyFans, scammers, sugar babies etc.) Only a small minority of women are actively seeking casual situations, and most of them will prioritize people they know in real life because they're easier to vet. Casual sex is risky for women. | /r/ExRedPill | 28/02/24 12:54 AM |
| 49 | Are most articles about women's preference for tall men just wrong/exaggerated?Many women prefer men who are slightly taller than they are. (The average woman is around 5'4", vs 5'9" for men, so this preference doesn't amount to a huge impediment.) Many others don't care. A minority of women who are extremely looks-oriented may specifically prefer tall men. I suspect that some men use being short as a comforting excuse for their lack of dating success that is outside of their control and therefore not really their 'fault'. If all of their problems can be blamed on their he… | /r/ExRedPill | 26/02/24 08:07 PM |
| 3 | The red pill says it's all about money, status, looks, and game. Is this true? What would you say are the top traits women ages 24-28 look for in a man when wanting a relationship?"Don't ask a fish how to fish, ask a fisherman" doesn't map well to human relationships because fishermen are practicing deception in order to catch a less intelligent lifeform that they're typically going to kill right after catching. Whereas a human relationship is hopefully going to have mutual consent and benefits for both parties with no deception or killing at the end. It's a dehumanizing statement when applied to women. | /r/ExRedPill | 04/12/23 04:29 AM |
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