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| 2 | Society unfairly demonize men who leave their wives due to sexual incompatibility and it's not good for anyone.Guaranteed sex or the woman is neglectful? Are you capable of love? Or only lust? Maybe you aren't the settling-down kind. Are you talking about arranged marriages or something? Or maybe you're very young and haven't had any deep relationships with women. You're talking about women as if they're actual sex objects. If "getting more sex" is more important to a guy than his wife, then he probably should leave, to her benefit. Most women would rather be alone than share her bed with a man like that… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 06/12/24 03:14 PM |
| 3 | Society unfairly demonize men who leave their wives due to sexual incompatibility and it's not good for anyone.No one is entitled to sex, first of all. That's an insane thing to think. All sex is earned, man or woman. We just have different currencies/prices. *Edit to add: I think a healthy relationship must include great sex, and lots of it. If that's not happening, something else is wrong. And there are cases where people are sexually incompatible (e.g. fetishes), though I'd assume most ppl figure that out early on. Maybe a few people are truly & honestly satisfied with a very low amount of sex - I'd l… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 06/12/24 02:51 PM |
| 0 | Women demand men do housework.Yea i get it. But childcare is a job, cleaning is a job, and cooking is a job. So let's say she had a full time job. Then would you hire a cook for all your meals? Would you hire a housekeeper to clean and launder everything? Think about that in your budget - do you know many people who can afford full time cooks and housekeepers? I think you're taking for granted a) the actual cost of hiring someone to do that stuff, and b) the number of hours that would go into having all of that done for you … | /r/MensRights | 09/06/15 10:33 PM |
| -2 | Women demand men do housework.I started to follow - then ya lost me, making money entitles you to not having to take care of your own children and home? What happens if she gets a full time job? The house cleans itself, dinner cooks itself and kids raise themselves? Your home and children are your most important investments in life, taking care of them are 24 hr responsibilities. You can think of your spouse as your partner or as your employee - pick one! And if you pick the latter, that monthly invoice might be a lot steepe… | /r/MensRights | 22/04/15 12:56 AM |
| -2 | Women demand men do housework.I think the logic is flawed. If you have a full time job, live alone, and buy a house, and adopt a child.... then don't you have to do all the "housework" by yourself AFTER you work a full day? If you're a couple, who each work the same hours for the same pay, buy a house together.... won't you then divide the housework 50/50 when you both get home? The fact is, housework and childrearing involve many more hours in a week than most full-time jobs. Lotta full time Dads wld agree with me on that. | /r/MensRights | 22/04/15 12:51 AM |
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