just_for_fun1842 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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3	Psychologists are more likely to see a man as abusive than a woman when considering the same psychologically aggressive behavior. Surprised it's not in the comments that right now women outnumber men in the the field of psychology 3 to 1. Source: aap website. There are articles about what this turn means for the field.	/r/TheRedPill	24/07/15 01:49 PM
1	Woman use the word "just" a lot more than men and it reveals some classic female psychology Lol. You just described the 26 year old I'm sleeping with. I try and keep him out of my son's life though because I'm worried my son will get attached then be heartbroken. Although my 16 year old has him in hers. He gives her advice about boys and is currently helping her pick a car so he can teach her to fix it. No guns though but plays sports and is shorter and smaller but muscular. Maybe I need to trust if he gains a relationship with my son it won't matter if we are not together. He promised…	/r/TheRedPill	05/07/15 11:45 PM
2	Woman use the word "just" a lot more than men and it reveals some classic female psychology Nope that's normal and accepted. The world is full of double standard. Women and minorities benefit the most from them.	/r/TheRedPill	05/07/15 01:55 AM
1	Woman use the word "just" a lot more than men and it reveals some classic female psychology I had never met an alpha until recently. He is charismatic which is why he gets away with what he does. He is what some people consider abusive. I was afraid of what would happen if I left him. When I had a son and nothing changed (as he promised it would) I got help and got out. I was better off dead than raising a man to be like him. I came across this is subreddit on accident realized that the guy I'm seeing is a natural alpha meaning he's not like that on purpose and doesn't act like trp. So…	/r/TheRedPill	05/07/15 01:09 AM
5	Woman use the word "just" a lot more than men and it reveals some classic female psychology My ex lived off his father and was mad I wouldn't. He now lives off his current girlfriends elderly grandmother. He intimidates. He begs. He is the best beta example on here. He's a drain on society. I left so my son would not turn out like him. My son needs to be a man. He sees his father, but he needs to be a real man. So needs a good example.	/r/TheRedPill	04/07/15 09:43 PM
1	Woman use the word "just" a lot more than men and it reveals some classic female psychology He's 3. That can occur later. I'm looking to do less damage now. Soccer maybe or t-ball but you don't pick the coach it's assigned.	/r/TheRedPill	04/07/15 09:22 PM
1	Woman use the word "just" a lot more than men and it reveals some classic female psychology My brother is moving to Australia. My father is around but lives about an hour away. He sees my son twice a month. I don't have anyone to teach him to be a man. You have any suggestions on how to find him a mentor? Most men will not take a woman's son under their wing for the hell of it. The guy I see is a natural alpha I came across this subreddit because something someone said on a post sounded like him. So I'm trying to learn. The guy has been giving me advice but don't feel comfortable askin…	/r/TheRedPill	04/07/15 09:02 PM
4	Woman use the word "just" a lot more than men and it reveals some classic female psychology I agree, but refuse to marry so my son has a male role model. As I just said in a previous comment, his father is so beta he might as well be a woman so he can't be entrusted with teaching him. So it's left to me. I'm here to learn.	/r/TheRedPill	04/07/15 08:48 PM
-1	Woman use the word "just" a lot more than men and it reveals some classic female psychology Why would it devalue my opinion? I wanted feedback on how to raise a 3 year old boy to speak like a man instead of a woman. Of course I speak like a woman I am one. I don't speak man. I'm attempting to learn. I do not have a significant man in my life to teach my son and his father is so beta he can barely be called a man.	/r/TheRedPill	04/07/15 08:44 PM
1	Guy won't commit to his plate, she gets upset and accuses him of being a misogynist. Guess who r/relationship sides with. Uhm not all women are like that. I can say off the bat there was an agreement and she changed the rules. Her fault not his. If she chose to continue still her fault. She's a big girl she should deal.	/r/TheRedPill	04/07/15 08:03 PM
0	I said this in purplepilldebate and I kinda like it. It's called "Why Women Don't Like The PUA Movement". I can. I've met both and am currently sleeping with a natural. If you know what your are looking for (granted most women and men don't ) it's obvious as night and day. It's in the subtle mannerisms and how the man approaches things. How they react to something in the first 10 seconds. There are many who behave alpha but are not alpha.	/r/TheRedPill	04/07/15 07:55 PM
3	Woman use the word "just" a lot more than men and it reveals some classic female psychology So as a single mother how do you propose I teach my son to speak like a man when I am indeed a woman? I will add I'm here to understand what this is to teach my son not to be like my ex. My male friend is a natural alpha in he doesn't realize he's alpha he just is in mannerisms and prefer that to every other man I've been with. I'll also add I tend to be blunt and very direct. I'm known for it. I get chastised as a manager from my boss about it. Although the males in my store appreciate the blun…	/r/TheRedPill	04/07/15 07:25 PM