midcountryspirit Archive

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1	Men should (and are) show less sympathy towards women's issues in dating and in general Women are half the population; it's not like this is a feedback loop exclusively among men. A different way to put what I'm getting at is that women indulge in the lamentation of their own issues, while disregarding or being outright unaware the perpetual male struggle on the front lines of societies. In the past, the social contract gave men a reason to struggle like this, but now there is no societal arrangement between men and women. A lot of women, at least temporarily, are figuring out how …	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/11/24 06:15 AM
-8	Men should (and are) show less sympathy towards women's issues in dating and in general Exactly, the only way out is through. We'll go through a phase where women are entering into chad harems, then hopefully see a correction back to nuclear families. These fickle societal trends will unfortunately run roughshod over the legions of zoomer and millenial cucks, a great filtering of sorts.	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/11/24 03:13 AM
3	Men should (and are) show less sympathy towards women's issues in dating and in general The issue is that while women do have many valid concerns, the framing of their grievances invariably boils down to extracting as much as possible from men and society at large. We're in a tragedy of the commons scenario in regard to the emotional and physical labor of men, which is why they've checked out and are starting to actually not care. Women, on the other hand, have never cared about men's issues because they are literally unable to/not supposed to, but that had been priced into the p…	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/11/24 03:03 AM
0	Men should (and are) show less sympathy towards women's issues in dating and in general No, life begins at conception, and people need to stop treating sex so facetiously. The abortion issue is all about the child and not the woman.	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/11/24 02:55 AM
2	Men should (and are) show less sympathy towards women's issues in dating and in general Yeah, never mind being at vastly higher risk of workplace deaths/injuries and being the victim of nonsexual violent crimes. Society doesn't actually give a fuck about men. I think most men aren't mad about that in itself; that's how it's supposed to work. But the gaslighting and insane disrespect has gotten out of hand, for example your dismissal of real, EXTERNAL problems as "personal issues." Men are right to be lashing out right now, fuck outta hear with this disingenuous nonsense.	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/11/24 02:43 AM
0	Men should (and are) show less sympathy towards women's issues in dating and in general It is not a human right to murder someone who is inconveniencing you.	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/11/24 02:36 AM
4	Men should (and are) show less sympathy towards women's issues in dating and in general When did men care about women? When did women care about men? Answer: They never have, because they're wired not to, and most men take that in stride while looking after the women in a society. Men don't like being mocked and gaslighted at scale though, and now we're seeing large behavioral shifts because the deal is just too raw nowadays. Why care? Women rewrote the social contract without knowing what they ultimately wanted, and now there's no incentive for anything on either side. The worst p…	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/11/24 02:32 AM
-2	Men should (and are) show less sympathy towards women's issues in dating and in general This is a good thing. The dating market is currently irrational, at least compared to the post WWII environment, and this is a heartening disruption that could get us back on track.	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/11/24 02:20 AM
-3	Men should (and are) show less sympathy towards women's issues in dating and in general This will get a whole lot worse before it gets better. I favor an accelerationist approach on many of these issues. Society might not have the precious time to draw out some of these squabbles.	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/11/24 02:18 AM
0	CMV: There's no actual problem Just because people don't think there's a problem doesn't mean there isn't a problem. Social and gender dynamics are currently in a clearly dysfunctional state the situation is not improving. This is going to result in massive demographic and social problems beyond what we're already facing. Everyone being single and alone is the opposite of societal equilibrium; it is inherently a problem.	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/09/24 05:14 AM
5	Q4 Average looking dudes who are struggling romantically? Do you party? Do you host social gatherings and invite others? Do you get invited to social gatherings? I'm in a less populated region where the opportunities mentioned are more scarce. I grew accustomed to doing my hobbies alone, which is still fun but not fulfilling, and I'm stuck in my ways. They're nature-based and I don't run into many people to form connections while doing them. I voluntarily don't put myself out there because it's so foreign to me. I have no clue how to form these relationships and branch out.	/r/PurplePillDebate	07/09/24 09:00 PM
-3	If you could make the opposite gender accept one thing as FACT, what would it be? I would argue that women lack agency and are unable to take accountability in the way men understand the concepts. Rather, they are earthen vessels acted upon by the forces of the universe.	/r/PurplePillDebate	06/09/24 01:14 AM