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DMing every girl is bad taste, it's clumsy, it seems desperate, it reveals a sort of person who is likely low on the social hierarchy (since he seemingly has no self-awareness) This is already an "ugly" impression, though you can't see the person in question. I also didn't mention the evolutionary traits that men and women tends to select for, in which he did poorly (one of the traits is social status) Unattractive people can still be a bonus to have around, we are social creatures after all. To…
/r/seduction07/10/22 01:28 AM
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Creepiness is when something repulsive is assertive, hard to get rid of (e.g. stalking, too interested), or taken what's not given to it (peeking, creep shots, overhearing personal information, being needy, etc). If you're attractive, and your attention is wanted, then there's no feeling of you infringing. There's no feeling of a lesser value having soiled their value, there's no feeling of theft or violation, there's no feeling of repulsion. The feeling of repulsion is an aesthetic evaluation, …
/r/seduction06/10/22 10:51 PM
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We're biologically wired to like womens looks, and women would be lying if they said that they didn't want to be appreciated or thought well of. What women dislike is men who feel entitled to them, those who can't take a hint, and generally positive attention from men that they find to be below their league (especially if they lack social skills). Of course, women don't want to be appreciated only for their looks, just like men don't want to be appreciated only for their money. We want to use wh…
/r/MensRights30/11/21 06:19 AM
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Neither feminism nor successful men are problems, but as you're pointing out, it's a problem when we overstate our own problems and refuse to acknowledge other peoples difficulties. This is what the feminists that you know of are doing, but I don't think it's right to downplay issues which are unique to women either. I don't mean "the patriarchy" as I consider that to be a flawed understanding of statistics, but it's not weird at all if women are wary of men and skeptical about their intentions.…
/r/MensRights30/11/21 06:06 AM
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It's both. The cuter and younger something is, the more we find it to be justified for it to take a submissive role and seek help. It's harder for men in general to take on any submissive roles/position, by which I mean that other people are less likely to buy into it and take them seriously. It's similar to being childish as a child and being childish as an adult, sooner or later it will feel "off" to others if you're not displaying it "properly". Of course, it's a shame that people are assumed…
/r/MensRights30/11/21 05:40 AM
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