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33	The biggest problem we have today is the demonization of men’s sexuality, while uplifting women’s sexuality Or we could just let two consenting adults do what they want. Some of the "justifications" you people use to criticize age gap relationships are not that far from the arguments people use to condemn same-sex partnerships. People on this sub--especially the females--need to dial down their "hero complex". You aren't every young woman's "guardian/savior" and she doesn't need anyone's "empathy" if she's dating an older man. Stop presuming you know what's going on between two adults most of you prob…	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/06/23 11:25 PM
12	In the US, why are Republican couples happier than Democrat couples? Great comment, and it brought to mind a very specific anecdote: My alma mater publishes interviews with it's employees from time to time, which I receive through the alumni e-newspaper. They were interviewing one female administrator (married with a young son), who I remember was a hardcore feminazi. When they asked her what her favorite dish to cook is, she mentioned almost with a sense of accomplishment, that "cooking isn't really something I do", but how much happiness she feels bringing her …	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/06/23 07:04 PM
15	Women getting upset over the fact that Men like younger women is mainly irrational Someone very cleverly pointed out recently that what you're describing is the actual male equivalent of females "only dating men 6'+". Some women express the same outrage about guys dating younger women as some short men do toward women with minimum height preferences. So I say we just paraphrase women's patronizing advice to guys under 6' who complain about height preferences: Ladies, instead of feeling insecure that you're getting old and some guys prefer women a lot younger than you, why don'…	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/06/23 04:47 AM
24	CNN: "We’re in the midst of anti-sex backlash!" LGBTQ people and women most affected ♀⚢⚤ Redditors will make up some conspiracy theory to "explain" this, but the simple fact is a lot of people on the left have been childless since the 1970s, and a lot of people on the right are having kids at almost the same rate as they always have. And no, turning to atheism/liberalism isn't an "inevitable" part of growing up in America--even if you go to college. Plenty of Christian families I know have kids grow up to be just as devoutly religious as their parents. Couple that with the fact that…	/r/MensRights	24/06/23 07:39 AM
–	Simping is making dating absolutely unbearable and guys are enabling and reinforcing terrible behavior on both sides. Then in addition to teaching our sons, nephews, etc. not to simp, we should also teach them to care less about how our culture regards us. After studying the statistics on men's "suey side" (not sure if automod flags that word), homelessness, mental health, etc. I've stopped helping females and started exclusively helping men, because men are the disadvantaged sex in Western society, not women. Before the females of this sub jump in with characteristic hysteria, there have only been two instance…	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/06/23 07:27 PM
1	American women have the worst reputation for relationships / marriage in the entire world. This is not (so much) the case for American men. Meh...the CEO doesn't really care if the janitor laughs at him. Get my meaning?	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/06/23 11:56 PM
2	American women have the worst reputation for relationships / marriage in the entire world. This is not (so much) the case for American men. Nah, this sounds like a myth Canadians made up so they could sleep at night (much like the myth that we Americans sew Canadian flags on our bags when we travel abroad--lmao please stop flattering yourselves with that one, btw; we would NEVER wanna be mistaken for a Canadian!). Americans and Canadians are virtually indistinguishable; I often see posts all over reddit by Canadians who go to Europe or Australia and are assumed to be Americans by the locals when they first open their mouths. That be…	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/06/23 11:36 PM
45	Man raped by wife receives victim compensation benefits Quebec's apparently one of the few places on Earth that is trying to live up to the "feminism akshully means equality" trope that American feminists love to bleat out (but never take serious steps to implement here in the U.S.). As another example, if you're a man and you hold a door open for an unfamiliar woman in Quebec, do not be surprised if her response is to glare at you. I sometimes have thoughts of moving there, myself, no cap. But I'm too old and don't speak French.	/r/MensRights	17/06/23 01:20 AM
103	Feminist t-shirt: "Remember that your insecurities were created in a boardroom full of men" Reminds me of when I was in college, and this gorgeous blonde girl with a great body was walking through the halls. She was wearing shorts that showed off some under-bun and was walking in the direction of the campus gym. Trailing behind her, less than five feet away, were 2 'rotund', 'plain' girls who were "conversing with each other" loudly enough for the blonde in front of them to hear (hell, I could hear it and I was on the opposite side of the hall going the other direction): Rotund girl 1:…	/r/MensRights	07/06/23 03:56 PM
39	Questions on the gender wage gap. A new one I've heard feminazis spout is "When women enter into certain job fields, wages in that field inevitably plummet." Umm, yeah. Because females are entering into like 5 - 10 fields overwhelmingly, out of hundreds. You learn in economics 101 (a course which no feminazi ever took, btw), if you have 500 applicants for every job that requires a bachelor's in psychology or sociology, then of course the employer can bottom out the starting wage in that industry, because one of those 500 will su…	/r/MensRights	07/06/23 10:12 AM
4	Female suicide rising at fastest rate ever I know this isn't the point you were making and I hope you'll forgive me, but that's one component of female narcissism that always annoyed me even as far back as my blue-pilled days: Even the prospect of death can't diminish a female's massive ego; she insists she must leave behind "a beautiful corpse". 🙄	/r/MensRights	06/06/23 05:39 AM
48	A feminist said women who cook and clean are slaves. I can't remember who said it; it was either Rich Cooper, Gonzalo Lira, or Stefan Molyneaux. They said that 3rd wave feminism was just one of about a thousand social movements that existed at the time, and the only reason it caught on was because corporations saw that they could profit from it. He implied all of the social movements since the end of WW2 were essentially pushed into the mainstream by "big business" if they saw that the end result of that movement resulted in a larger labor pool th…	/r/MensRights	04/06/23 11:36 AM
1	If there was still any doubt about why men don't open up and talk about their feelings, especially with their girlfriends Since I'm going on a tangent, I'll try to keep it brief: women do stuff like this constantly and prove that they can't keep a secret for a nanosecond and then they turn around and expect us to believe they just happen to come forward 20 or 30 years after being rped (not sure if automod flags that word) by a powerful man, having told absolutely no one during that entire time?! Shit like this has caused me to automatically assume a woman who accuses a man without evidence is straight up lying--not…	/r/MensRights	02/06/23 11:46 AM
–	A lot of men are jealous of women Outlawing abortion is egalitarian, not oppressive. Men don't have (and have never had) a legal way of unanimously walking away from an unwanted pregnancy the way women could (and still can in many places). I'm a cynic, and I've always believed in equal rights for all, or no rights for anyone--no middle ground. Better neither individual has reproductive rights than just one party has them. But oppression? Nah. On the contrary, a quote leftists love to throw at white men applies here: "When you ha…	/r/PurplePillDebate	26/05/23 11:15 PM
-1	Women Cannot Detect a Red Pilled Man If He Knows What He's Doing Great post, OP! Also, to you and any other guys reading this: If you are a conservative, don't be afraid/ashamed to straight up lie about your political beliefs if you're looking to "hook up". On another post in another sub a few months back, a few redditors were circlejerk-chortling that a way to spot conservatives on dating apps is that conservatives always say they're "not political", "independent", or "moderate". So...that's an easy fix for us: If you're with a woman and you suspect or know …	/r/PurplePillDebate	14/05/23 10:20 PM
1	Is Western society going to become more attractive in the next 100 years due to women having more choice than ever before? lol no. I had the exact same thought as you, OP. I once asked myself: If women are choosing the most attractive guys, and have been since ca. the 1970s, why are there still ugly men under 40 at all? They should have been "bred out" within a generation. Then it dawned on me: Ugly people are not being created by unattractive men. They are being largely created by unattractive women who use make-up to appear more attractive then they are. Don't you remember how much outrage there was when that app …	/r/PurplePillDebate	30/04/23 03:17 AM
338	Emmett Till's false accuser is finally dead. Just think: there are people in this country right now (including the President) who say women would never lie about something like this and that we should, therefore, "proceed from the very start as though the events these women allege actually occurred." (direct Biden quote, btw; look it up) This is what happens when you adopt that draconian philosophy. R.I.P. Emmett Till. Don't believe women, don't believe men; believe evidence.	/r/MensRights	27/04/23 09:53 PM
0	American capitalism has destroyed dating Nah, the market's fine. If what you say about yourself is true, something in your demeanor probably just gives women the insta-creeps; and the thing about women is, they take those first impressions of guys very seriously and it can be hard to escape whatever category they've put you into before you've even had a chance to open your mouth. I had personal experience with this once in college; I noticed a woman looking at me (which happened a lot back then, but this was different), and even though…	/r/PurplePillDebate	22/04/23 01:25 PM
2	Walked on by a crying girl yesterday Good on you, OP. I've stopped helping females as well, regardless of the situation they're in. I'll still help men in need, though. But one thing I want to point out that I haven't read in the comments posted, is that females are safer in the West than anywhere else on Earth--this goes double for non-American Western females. The notion of even helping a female shouldn't enter into our thoughts because the notion that a woman by herself is in danger is a feminazi myth that we've absorbed as a cu…	/r/MensRights	21/04/23 12:09 PM
39	Men dropping out of the labor force in huge numbers I was considering starting a thread on this very topic, so I guess I'll summarize my thoughts in this post instead. TL;DR at the bottom. I'll start with the most controversial thing I have to say: In matriarchal America, I strongly feel we as MRAs need to work to remove the stigma of living off welfare from the minds of young men. Why? Look at the world around you: all the white collar jobs are quite literally being handed to females, even if they only meet the basic qualifications. I speak from…	/r/MensRights	14/04/23 01:40 AM
1	Why do you think men tend to accept bisexual women far more than women accept bisexual men? I wonder if she's related to NYPD officer Steve Grabowsky, the cop who was supposed to take the boot off Homer's car when he was in NYC. (For the rest of my life, that's the first thing that will always come to mind when I hear/read that last name)	/r/PurplePillDebate	10/04/23 07:03 PM
2	Why do you think men tend to accept bisexual women far more than women accept bisexual men? Oof. I know porn stars generally have a few screws loose (as does anyone who is that sexually "liberated"), but if you're gonna rope because of mean Tweets, then the gene pool is well rid of you.	/r/PurplePillDebate	10/04/23 07:01 PM
1	Is anyone nervous of dating women because of false allegations? Smart move. When I was in college from '17 - '21, if an elevator I was waiting for had only a female in it, I would wait for the next one or take the stairs. If I was in an elevator alone and a female boarded, I would do the "oops wasn't paying attention, this is my floor" after she entered and leave it. I would bet money false accusations by females against men are more common than actual SA of men against females. Anecdotally, in my social circle, I've seen two different females accuse two inn…	/r/MensRights	01/04/23 03:00 AM
6	To all the women coming to my profile to find dirt on me because of my post in offmychest Modern "progressive" females can be just as homophobic towards gay men (probably equally as much, in terms of raw percentage) as those in far right circles. As implicit proof of this, there are surveys that show many straight females under 30 regard bisexual females as progressive, brave, and even titilating. They readily cite that fact as "proof" that they are accepting of the LGB community. But many of these same females, in the exact same surveys, voice a low opinion of bisexual men; all but …	/r/MensRights	21/03/23 09:03 PM
5	Western men are not the problem with regards to dating issues in the west CMV Western women? What you're talking about is primarily a 'White American women' thing. I've traveled throughout Europe, and while European women certainly have standards (which is fine), they don't have the malignant narcissistic attitude of I am immediately entitled to 100% of what I want simply for being born a woman, and will NEVER compromise on anything that white American women are renowned for even in foreign social circles. Those European women that do, tend to be the ones that consume a l…	/r/PurplePillDebate	17/03/23 10:25 PM