kleinebanane Archive

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2	Does a man with a high body count impresses you? No it isn't impressive. I would rather date someone who's had less sexual partners and something closer to mine. I only seek out long term relationships, so to hear someone had had so many partners would likely make me skeptical of their ability to commit. I wouldn't care about dating a virgin either, but I know some people do care simply because they want someone with a little bit of experience which is understandable.	/r/ExRedPill	20/07/22 08:46 AM
2	What are your thoughts on "looks only matter to men and women in this world"? From an evolutionary perspective mating with an "ugly" person is fine. Humans are flexible creatures and we often use different mating strategies, based on what is most beneficial in the environment. This is why in different societies we see monogamy, polygamy, polyandry and occasionally promiscuity (short term mating). This also means that who gets to select partners and how they are selected is flexible. Typically, appearance of men selected by women is only highly valued when good genetics ar…	/r/ExRedPill	14/07/22 06:34 AM
14	The stupidest shit I've read in the manosphere My ex was into TRP and PUA, the dumbest thing I can remember him talking about was estrogen in food. He was so paranoid about his testosterone levels yet so misinformed that he would scold me for microwaving something with plastic wrap on it, because plastic has estrogen in it and would contaminate his food. Yet after the gym he would always drink cow's milk with no hesitation. Multiple men from the manosphere have told me that I look too masculine so I should really try drinking more milk and h…	/r/ExRedPill	15/10/20 09:14 AM
9	This is my first post here Great post man. My ex was RP, and I always found it crazy how he claimed TRP had set him free and made him happy, but what I saw was a man whose existence was based around the very thing he said he didn't care about and becoming increasingly worried and paranoid. They portray themselves as having a strong sense of self-esteem but I think it's just superficial.	/r/ExRedPill	05/05/20 10:51 AM
2	I'm very happy about how much I've grown! I just wanted to say a few things. Firstly, congratulations man, you should be really proud of yourself. Things don't change overnight but it seems you've changed a lot in a year. Admitting you were wrong is really hard. I'm a woman and even though I've changed a lot to a year ago I still get embarrassed about negative beliefs I had towards women. Secondly I just wanted to add to your points about the nature of men and women and deviation from such nature. They also commit the naturalistic falla…	/r/ExRedPill	17/01/20 09:07 AM
3	Does texting ruin attraction? As a woman, if a guy doesn't text me first every now and then I lose interest or get upset because I assume he isn't interested in me. If you're in a relationship I think texting everyday is normal, but you don't have to be texting all day. Texting does not ruin attraction. Maybe for a few people, but the majority of people don't think so. Texting only becomes unattractive when it becomes overbearing (such as blowing up someone's phone every day). She basically said to you that you NOT texting h…	/r/ExRedPill	07/01/20 03:35 PM
2	What do women think of the whole alpha/beta male concept? Thank you, I am too :) and I don't believe any of that crap anymore. TRP made me think it was ok that he cheated on me and hit me, but now I realise it's not.	/r/ExRedPill	03/01/20 11:18 AM
8	What do women think of the whole alpha/beta male concept? Honestly, as ridiculous as I find this concept I find the reality can be quite saddening. My ex bf (who was RP) gradually became more and more obsessed with the idea of being an alpha male, but this led to him having to disregard his positive aspects. He was also a very narcisstic person, and I think the idea of being an alpha male made it worse. He would think about something he'd done and say "ugh that was so beta of me" or that it was "very alpha of him". He also applied these things to me. I…	/r/ExRedPill	03/01/20 12:08 AM
3	[HELP] I need to leave my mysoginistic tendencies Okay, firstly I would like to say that I am actually a woman. I was also bullied in school, mostly by boys, from when I was about 7 until 16 because of how I look. I was also very shy during this period and the biggest reason I got bullied was because I was ugly. I changed schools as well and it only got worse. This led to me having really bad self worth and self esteem issues. As I've grown up I've realised that how I look does not make me less of a person, it does not change my worth. There ar…	/r/ExRedPill	06/10/19 11:53 PM
3	[HELP] I need to leave my mysoginistic tendencies I'm curious as to what things you think all women are/do? You are on the right track in terms of looking at women and seeing that they aren't all the same. I'm assuming you wouldn't like it if someone said "all men are the same", because you know it isn't true. Most women are not the same as they were in highschool. Some people - regardless of gender - are simply immature. But it is not true to assume all people of one gender are like that. Additionally, there are plenty of "ugly" men who have g…	/r/ExRedPill	04/10/19 06:55 PM
1	What type of people are attracted to Red Pill ideologies? Thank you, and yeah he said something stupid like his "mission to become the ultimate Chad" or something, just because he goes to the gym a bit more and apparently had sex with loads of women after we broke up. The messages he sent made me cry and panic, but as soon as he called himself a Chad I couldn't stop laughing.	/r/ExRedPill	06/07/19 07:44 PM
2	What type of people are attracted to Red Pill ideologies? At first I had no idea, then he slowly brought it into more and more conversations. At first I didn't really think anything of it, and I actually (stupidly) believed some of it. It wasn't until after I realised how stupid it was. He eventually talked about it a lot and was really obsessed with the idea of being alpha. Even when he spam messaged me months after we broke up, he apologised for beating me and then referred to himself as a Chad.	/r/ExRedPill	06/07/19 08:08 AM
2	What type of people are attracted to Red Pill ideologies? Very true. For him I have to guess which one it was. And honestly, it's quite sad to see something people believe in turn them into such horrible people.	/r/ExRedPill	06/07/19 06:39 AM
12	What type of people are attracted to Red Pill ideologies? My ex was a firm believer in TRP, and is clearly a narcissistic person. I'm not sure whether or not he was before he found TRP, because I didn't know him then. What he told me his friends, family and ex said was that they didn't like that he suddenly changed. He saw this as being a better man, they saw it as being an asshole. I think this may have been when he started putting TRP ideology into practice. He had some issues with family, but nothing huge. The main thing was the lack of sympathy and…	/r/ExRedPill	04/07/19 05:25 PM
5	Is it true that women aren't interested in guys who live with their parents? I think it really depends on the situation. You said you're in school, imo that's a pretty normal reason to live with parents. Living with your parents only seems weird when you could live on your own and you're a bit older but you're choosing not to, maybe because it suggests that the woman is gonna have to be mummy number 2. Living with your parents doesn't mean no one will be interested in you, I think it just raises some flags (and I don't think this is exclusive to men either). A lot of my …	/r/ExRedPill	09/05/19 02:56 PM