mindmountain Archive

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1	Daily Community Chat Megathread It's evolutionary psychology, it's speaking about a time thousands and thousands of years ago. There is no peer reviewed consensus on it's applicability in modern times from what I can see. I don't agree that people are programmed to do that especially now that in many relationships women are the breadwinner. I can think of two in my family where the woman out earns. In one case the man wanted to retire early and look after the kids while enjoying his hobby in the other case the man works in a c…	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/09/23 05:21 PM
1	Daily Community Chat Megathread That's not evolutionary though in the past women were prevented from working outside of the home so did not earn as much so most men would have been higher earning, there was no choice to pick someone who was low earning. Now female wealth is growing some things are changing. Also I still didn't find all of this evidence. My parents, for a while my mother owned her own business if she had kept at it she would have been the higher earner, obviously taking time off to have two children was a confo…	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/09/23 05:06 PM
1	Daily Community Chat Megathread Hypergamy Revisited: Marriage in England, 1837-2021 Gregory Clark, University of California, Davis, LSE, and CEPR Neil Cummins, LSE and CEPR ' It is widely believed that women value social status in marital partners more than men, leading to female marital hypergamy, and more female intergenerational social mobility. A recent paper on Norway, for example, reports significant female hypergamy, even today, as measured by parental status of men and women in partnerships. Using evidence from more th…	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/09/23 04:36 PM
1	Daily Community Chat Megathread What?	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/09/23 03:35 PM
1	Daily Community Chat Megathread Can you provide evidence?	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/09/23 03:35 PM
1	Daily Community Chat Megathread Can you guys provide the evidence for hypergamy. I can only find large cohort studies disproving it.	/r/PurplePillDebate	23/09/23 02:01 PM
10	What are your thoughts on Chris Williamson I think if you are concerned about male mental health then talk about men how they can improve their mental health, support each other, challenge male on male violence but what he tends to do is steer the conversation to women and what women are doing. Women are better educated, women are 'boss bitches', financially independent all of this is said in a negative way to imply that the rise of female autonomy hurts men instead of focussing on what that does for women and encouraging men to adapt to…	/r/ExRedPill	21/07/23 12:40 PM
0	Melissa Click, the feminist professor threatening to have journalist Tim Tai physically attacked by screaming for "some muscle over here" from nearby men in the recent viral video, wrote an article also attacking the idea of masculinity titled "Masculinity in Crisis" NOTE: I don't agree with the stance the protesters took against the journalist. No, I didn't defend her actions at all ! I was merely commenting on the fact that the discussion about this incident has focused on this one woman when if you watch the video the majority of conversation was from male students and one male student even went to grab the journalist round the waiste to push him back at 5.58. I am objecting to the fact that the conversations I have read on forums have highlighted this wo…	/r/MensRights	10/11/15 11:53 PM
0	Melissa Click, the feminist professor threatening to have journalist Tim Tai physically attacked by screaming for "some muscle over here" from nearby men in the recent viral video, wrote an article also attacking the idea of masculinity titled "Masculinity in Crisis" Male student says to him 'you don't have a right to take my photos', large man with white shirt tells him to leave and advances on him through the crowd. 'You gotta step back bro'. 'They're being respectful your not', 'you lost this one bro, back up!' At 5.58 a guy puts his hand down to push the reporter away from his midsection but his friend stops him. The majority of the conversation with the reporter were from male students. The timbre of the objection to this video has been misogynistic on …	/r/MensRights	10/11/15 11:43 PM
-24	Melissa Click, the feminist professor threatening to have journalist Tim Tai physically attacked by screaming for "some muscle over here" from nearby men in the recent viral video, wrote an article also attacking the idea of masculinity titled "Masculinity in Crisis" It's not surprising that the focus is on this lady rather than the men who challenged them for much longer than this lady but hey that's usual.	/r/MensRights	10/11/15 02:28 PM