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| 12 | This idea that women are racking up high body counts at a young age is greatly exaggerated, most women have fewer than 10 sexual partners in their entire livesI mean…. Maybe it just depends on what circles of people everyone is operating in. We end up with views skewed to each extreme. I’m inclined to believe the average of 7 people in a lifetime because: - most of my female friends have a count of 1-3. They have had a small number of committed relationships and then stayed with or married their person - one friend has had more than 10, she’s considered an outlier I’m feeling shocked to hear in these comments that many people know many women with coun… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 14/03/22 03:03 AM |
| 3 | If women don’t want to be approached at the gym, the grocery, the bar or in the dms - where are guys supposed to meet women?I like that you’re asking! I got to say- a disinterested woman and a woman who’s minding her own business is the same thing. She’s not in the mood for a stranger to talk to her. She didn’t come into the store and decide I’m disinterested in these two specific people, interested in that one person and neutral about everyone else. She’s disinterested in all stranger interaction, because she just wants to go about her day. If you want to say hello to a woman- ok, shoot your shot. However if she say… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 02/03/22 02:06 PM |
| 106 | Most men are not dating to marryYes, I feel so disgusted when married men at work want to have a flirty or overly friendly conversation. Strangely it seems like married men do this a lot more than the single men, who seem more capable of just being normal/not creepy humans. Very disappointing. | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 11/05/21 09:14 AM |
| 5 | I literally cannot remember the last time a woman approached me in public for anything.Hugs!!!!! You did amazingly well already. At the young age of 17 years old, you were able to scope out what was actually happening and his real intent and say “no”. You kept yourself safe from anything worse happening. You did much better than I would have done, you did much better than a lot of girls I know have done in similar situations. Applause!!!! | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 19/04/21 03:24 PM |
| 4 | How many of you “developed” issues while in a relationship? I’ll go first: depression and anxiety. Cured as soon as we broke up.ME TOO I had the hugest guilt for leaving a relationship. Even when I recognized examples of the relationship deteriorating into worse abuse and the potential to be physically dangerous in the future, I was still torn up and feeling guilty for hurting him by breaking up Breaking up was terrifying The next day I woke up not wanting to end my life for the first time in three years. I could smile again. I was light. I had zeal for life again, I didn’t realise I had lost it | /r/FemaleDatingStrategy | 14/03/21 01:39 AM |
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