latinaut Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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3	Is it just me or for every dating advice there is an opposite advice? That's because human interaction takes nuance and there's never a single set rule. Anyone who insists on it is trying to sell you something.	/r/seduction	19/06/21 07:05 PM
2	You are attractive if you get rid of all the bullshit. Thanks for saying this, I think most people in this sub who have struggled with stuff have a lot of trauma of their own. Perhaps being bullied a lot, told they're ugly and undesirable, repeatedly pounded with negative, hateful messages.	/r/seduction	17/06/21 07:46 PM
1	Eye contact, relaxed and expansive body language are key to projecting masculinity. Despite what modern society says, women respond respect dominant, masculine behavior "All the behaviour is rooted in evolution" To some extent, but not all. I'd say that the hypercapitalist individualistic society we live in is far from evolutionary - humans evolved to be interdependent and care for one another in communities - not individualized lives where we say "I have it better than you so fuck you", and then wonder why mental health is so terrible. In fact, if we went back to evolutionary roots involving community building, it's entirely possible that groups like this …	/r/seduction	15/06/21 11:25 PM
1	Eye contact, relaxed and expansive body language are key to projecting masculinity. Despite what modern society says, women respond respect dominant, masculine behavior Who pressures men to conform to a narrow set of archetypes, to always put on a facade of "strong" and "macho", and calls men with decency, kindness or vulnerability "betacucks", and those who respect women "simps"? Emasculation is a big contributor to male suicide. The stigma toward men's mental health certainly isn't coming from women. And the complex societal issues are commonly caused by - you guessed it, men too. True, women also sometimes fall for this shit, but they weren't the ones wh…	/r/seduction	14/06/21 11:46 PM
1	Eye contact, relaxed and expansive body language are key to projecting masculinity. Despite what modern society says, women respond respect dominant, masculine behavior You're reading too much into one single snippet of my comment. I already explained what the context of it was. Anti-feminists often blame feminism for ignoring male suicide rates, I was refuting that. That's literally it. And objectively speaking, unrealistic masculinity expectations on men are a major contributor to male suicide. I used to be on the MRA side, at least on some issues. Not only do I know how they think, but I have witnessed their cruelty firsthand. People on the feminist …	/r/seduction	14/06/21 11:43 PM
7	Eye contact, relaxed and expansive body language are key to projecting masculinity. Despite what modern society says, women respond respect dominant, masculine behavior You use the term "soy boy" and then call people who disagree with you sexist? That's real ironic there, lady. In essence, that term and the background behind that term implies that you think femininity is innately weak and pathetic.	/r/seduction	14/06/21 12:40 AM
2	Eye contact, relaxed and expansive body language are key to projecting masculinity. Despite what modern society says, women respond respect dominant, masculine behavior Right? The fact that she calls men "soy boys" actually proves the need for feminism - considering how men who act "effeminate" (who are often LGBTQ+) are still horribly treated. "Soy boy" itself implies that women are weak.	/r/seduction	14/06/21 12:39 AM
0	Eye contact, relaxed and expansive body language are key to projecting masculinity. Despite what modern society says, women respond respect dominant, masculine behavior The guy is a piece of shit troll, but no need to use slurs lol	/r/seduction	14/06/21 12:37 AM
1	Eye contact, relaxed and expansive body language are key to projecting masculinity. Despite what modern society says, women respond respect dominant, masculine behavior "In denial" I was talking about the alleged Harvard person. Not you. Might wanna work on your reading comprehension, sweetheart. Unless you actually did comprehend what I was saying, but lied about it on purpose. You're the one who's denying the experiences of hundreds of thousands of women in America who DO in fact experience varying degrees of maltreatment. I never made any assumptions or comments toward you. You're the one who's saying "I never experienced x bad thing therefore no one did…	/r/seduction	14/06/21 12:28 AM
1	Eye contact, relaxed and expansive body language are key to projecting masculinity. Despite what modern society says, women respond respect dominant, masculine behavior How am I taking suicide far too lightly, exactly? I'm just saying that the cause of men's problems are often other men - but MRAs prefer to blame it on women or social progress instead and then wonder why they aren't getting any. And you're right, it's more nuanced than "one person making me do it" - I meant that MRA types will often blame women and feminism for male suicide rates. It was in response to that, try to see the actual message behind the actual words. Women aren't the ones coming…	/r/seduction	14/06/21 12:25 AM
-15	Eye contact, relaxed and expansive body language are key to projecting masculinity. Despite what modern society says, women respond respect dominant, masculine behavior Just because one person in denial doesn't mean anything. Andrew Wakefield lied about vaccines causing autism and a lot of ignorant dipshits believe him. I personally know people who have gotten paid less than men in the same profession. And also, my original comment didn't even address the wage gap, more so that women as an aggregate group earn less. And that, again, is not because of innate faults of their own. "Why do men get longer prison sentences than women?" Who gives them longer sen…	/r/seduction	13/06/21 11:19 PM
-3	Eye contact, relaxed and expansive body language are key to projecting masculinity. Despite what modern society says, women respond respect dominant, masculine behavior Unfortunately women still face discrimination and violence and abuse - and nowadays the feminist movement also strives to help LGBTQ people, who continue to face a lot of shit even as their rights slowly advance. I know more than one woman who went through disciplinary or even legal bullshit for defending themselves against abusers. (Keep in mind that whenever there is a progress in human rights for other groups of people, there is almost always backlash) Sexism is far from dead in Ameri…	/r/seduction	13/06/21 10:31 PM
-6	Eye contact, relaxed and expansive body language are key to projecting masculinity. Despite what modern society says, women respond respect dominant, masculine behavior It's not feminism, but rather many people confusing the message of feminism to mean something it doesn't.	/r/seduction	13/06/21 10:18 PM
21	Eye contact, relaxed and expansive body language are key to projecting masculinity. Despite what modern society says, women respond respect dominant, masculine behavior He seems to be Autistic, by the sounds of it. I am too, and averseness to eye contact is a sign of it. Also, traditional masculinity isn't toxic, but it's easy to confuse the two. Sometimes so-called "traditionally masculine" people often do do shitty things to women or other men. It is important to distinguish the two, since traditional masculinity also involves benevolence and standing up for what is right, and protecting others. Unfortunately, Autistic men are at a special disadvantage du…	/r/seduction	13/06/21 10:16 PM
2	If you are comfortable being alone, at ease with rejection, and have abundance mindset, you will rarely act needy with others It's true for Autistics too.	/r/seduction	09/06/21 10:36 PM
28	Just fucking go out. As someone who's Autistic, people like us often experience hesitancy to "go out". I appreciate this morale booster. It's something I struggle to remind myself. Thanks. Also - as a Star Wars fan, ain't nothing wrong with talking about lore!! Plenty of chicks into nerdy shit lol, you'd be surprised	/r/seduction	09/06/21 01:03 PM
2	This girl unmatched me because I am a FOB Having that kinda prejudice is always a dealbreaker for me. I don't trust people who show racial biases (or, as an Autistic Indian, someone who is mean to the "weird kid") - even if I'm into them I'll ease out. Unless they're incredibly fuckable, then I might take my chances	/r/seduction	05/06/21 05:23 PM
1	College Bar Scene Also an abuse survivor. While everyone deals with insecurity, I think a lot of people underestimate how much abuse and psychological trauma can even worse fuck up and distort a person's sense of self. I consider myself pretty average looking but I have dealt with bullying and abuse all my life, being called ugly worthless etc. which heavily impacts how I interact with people and shot my confidence when it comes to relationships at all.	/r/seduction	30/05/21 12:57 PM
2	I think I’ve found a cheat code for getting girls out on dates What kinds of stuff exactly did you say?	/r/seduction	10/05/21 04:06 PM
9	If a person really wants to see you, they will make the time. Well, regular people aren't celebrities so it's not like they'll be putting as much of a value but they'll definitely make time at that or another day.	/r/seduction	02/05/21 04:21 PM
3	Some of you are lame The same thing ironically is what happened to the incel movement, was created by a woman to help people vent and get better at relationships and dating but then some assholes twisted it into something. All that said while there are certain shitty attitudes that come up now and then most people here are decent	/r/seduction	27/04/21 03:39 PM
2	Got a girls number when I wasn’t even trying to Congrats!	/r/seduction	20/04/21 05:02 PM
1	Misconceptions about Having Hobbies I think one of the main reasons people encourage hobbies and passions isn't necessarily to flaunt them, but to find other meaningful fulfillment in life. If you enjoy life you're likelier to get some.	/r/seduction	15/04/21 03:35 PM
2	Disagreeing and having your own opinions of your own not only shows strength, it makes others feel safe. Standing your ground is a powerful thing. You might not always get it right, but you have courage.	/r/seduction	06/04/21 02:12 AM