halfasianidiot Archive

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1	Where may I find women who do not care about looks/height? Offering another girls’ perspective, there are many people that find short men attractive. I’ve had a few dates in the past couple of months that have been with short dudes. I recently exchanged numbers with a guy that may have been 5’4 because he was charismatic, handsome, and knew how to dance. You can do that too! I’ve met lots of short dads with short babies, I’m one of them… You really only want to be with somebody who really likes you and finds you attractive anyway, so if somebody knocks …	/r/ExRedPill	23/06/24 06:02 PM
3	looking within My advice to you is to keep viewing women the same way you view men, or yourself, because they are the same. They like sex, they like money, they have emotions, they get played with, they have dreams and wants and desires. They have careers, educations, opinions. If you approach women without any end goal in mind aside from friendship, you can learn to view them with the full spectrum of emotions that you feel. Treat them how YOU would want to be treated, not how you think women would want to be…	/r/ExRedPill	27/05/24 01:20 AM
5	looking within Right now, you can be attractive to a woman too. When it comes to partners and like, real true love, it doesn’t have many material conditions for you to meet. The red pill really wants to make relationships seem transactional, but somebody will choose you because they find you funny, smart, attractive, and genuinely enjoy your company, and you’ll feel the same way about them. It’ll happen, just keep living life and having compassion for others’ stories. You’ll find the right people open up espec…	/r/ExRedPill	27/05/24 12:20 AM
6	How do I not get frustrated when I see guys who exhibit the qualities I constantly see women here say women don't like doing well with women? It’s almost like women make up half the population and have a diverse array of experiences, feelings, and opinions that lead them to make decisions	/r/ExRedPill	14/05/24 11:12 AM
14	A failure of this, and similar subs is that the majority of people attempting to provide advice are women Additionally people of color disproportionately die at the hands of institutional harm and racism the same way women disproportionately die at the hands of domestic violence and systemic failure to act. A more accurate metaphor for you to make is bringing in an impoverished person to speak for somebody having middle class issues. Boohoo!	/r/ExRedPill	24/04/24 01:21 PM
19	A failure of this, and similar subs is that the majority of people attempting to provide advice are women Dude, every issue men face as a result of the redpill is directly related to crippling misogyny that affects their relationship to and how they view women. There’s no way to NOT involve women in a conversation whose underpinning is blaming women for your loneliness. Sure, you deserve male spaces for your mental health struggles. There probably are things women can’t understand about the expectations placed on you as men. But for unlearning your relationship to women; you need to learn how to emp…	/r/ExRedPill	24/04/24 01:15 PM
6	Looking for advice, cuz I think I'm cursed or sumn So you’re well on your way towards getting better, but I think it’s the way you still view women that’s making it really difficult for you. I know it sounds astonishingly simple; but you need to start thinking of women as though they have the same motivations and needs as men, because they do (Regardless of what redpill “biological differences” tell you: as adaptable and social creatures, socialized behavior is much more significant in psychological motivation). You need to start seeking female …	/r/ExRedPill	24/04/24 08:48 AM
36	A failure of this, and similar subs is that the majority of people attempting to provide advice are women Do you not see the obvious misogyny in expecting males to explain to you the pain and trauma women experience as a result of the redpill, as if they’re somehow more qualified to know? The whole point of unlearning the redpill is to recognize the inherent equal value women have as humans and that means treating them as equal teachers to men	/r/ExRedPill	24/04/24 03:50 AM
10	What are examples of women caring for their husbands / bfs when it's not tied to the man's status or money? You treat them like they aren’t going to do that and the right ones won’t	/r/ExRedPill	24/04/24 01:49 AM
15	What are examples of women caring for their husbands / bfs when it's not tied to the man's status or money? Could you just try making friends with women and try purposely viewing them as people who would treat you the way you would treat them?	/r/ExRedPill	23/04/24 05:47 PM
1	Please help me, redpill is making me suicidal Read feminist literature and take sociology courses. Be as friendly as you can with other women, try not to judge them, but try to understand why they make the choices they do	/r/ExRedPill	13/02/24 10:08 AM
1	Women often complain about lack of male friendships and getting "fuckzoned". But the truth is, women generally just aren't as good of friends as men. This is literally just because you’re sexist	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/11/22 06:19 PM
5	CMV: Most women also have a N count preference and threshold, it's just higher than the N count preference of men. Therefore it's hypocritical for women to shame men for having a preference as they also judge men's value over his sexual experiences. The only reason men are obsessed with a body count and women aren’t is because of misogynistic expectations that hold women to a purity mindset and expectation while men are seen as sexual beings that need sex. Also, women, the majority of whom have been forced to be classically dependent on men for most of history will consider many more aspects in men as a partner since that’s literally the entire job women have been socialized to do. So the combined socialization of men as sexual beings and t…	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/11/22 06:17 PM