mr_guy01 Archive

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1	Can men actually achieve the required standards or are they a little unrealistic? Sure, If I wasn't buying up stocks incessantly I'd have more trip money. Did you miss the rest of it? I'm also American, so I can't take that many trips.	/r/PurplePillDebate	13/10/21 03:46 AM
2	Can men actually achieve the required standards or are they a little unrealistic? The pay, unless you're in some super high pressure area, should scale for the cost of living. I make 70k, but I live in a cheap part of the already cheap Midwest, so if I found the same job somewhere else, it would probably pay around 100k. I kind of appreciate someone seeing the value of investments. I've had women blow me off because they don't understand money and the power of compounding. They also don't think my job is prestigious. I'll go cry in my money pile, I suppose. I'm set to retire …	/r/PurplePillDebate	13/10/21 02:33 AM
2	According to you, what does the "average guy"'s dating life look like, as well as the "average woman"'s? That's only on a wild Friday.	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/10/21 04:13 PM
2	The archetype of the sexless, lonely weirdo is an modern urban phenomenon. They were both quite good looking, but damn they were weird. I didn't realize how weird I was until I wasn't so weird anymore and could see it in hindsight. Like it did not connect in my mind how important social skills are to being attractive to women. I was a virgin until I was just about to turn 20, and everyone thought I was lying about it, except my closest friends who loved to give me a hard time about it. It was such a mystery to me why women would walk up to me, and then disappear once m…	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/10/21 05:20 AM
2	According to you, what does the "average guy"'s dating life look like, as well as the "average woman"'s? The only people I see divorcing at 30 are idiots like me who got married way early. I was almost 29 when it went down, right around when most people are getting married. I'm just waiting for the 35-40 shit storm, and I plan to be in great shape when the sea of unsatisfied old ladies come pouring back onto the scene. Just kidding, I'll have gone dry-cabin-hermit by then.	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/10/21 05:00 AM
2	According to you, what does the "average guy"'s dating life look like, as well as the "average woman"'s? I'm about to turn 32 and I've found that the biggest issue for me is putting myself in a place to actually meet the women in the first place. I spent my late 20's developing some halfway decent game, and things were going great. Now I'm finding it hard to even locate a woman to even try to fail with. I'm currently shooting for women 3 to 5 years younger, just to avoid the baggage mess, but it's getting less and less enticing as I get older. Might be time to accept that I had a great run in my 20…	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/10/21 04:57 AM
6	According to you, what does the "average guy"'s dating life look like, as well as the "average woman"'s? As men get older, our balls make less and less idiot juice, and we care less and less about sex. This is why the 30s are ok if you exercise. There's still some idiot juice, so the plumbing still works, but there's typically less desperation to soothe the relentless horniness. I can actually think about things besides sex, and now I can walk away from bullshit behavior if I don't like it. Will this likely lead to a dry spell, because I am not a woman? Yes. Will I claw my eyeballs out in desperate…	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/10/21 04:49 AM
2	According to you, what does the "average guy"'s dating life look like, as well as the "average woman"'s? Can't say what happens after 30s because I'm not in that age group yet Some of us grow up, but a good portion of us act the same way, but less attractive now. Plus we go to bed by midnight and three beers means you will pay for your sins in the morning. Edit: Them, not us, since you were speaking of women.	/r/PurplePillDebate	12/10/21 04:34 AM
5	DAE feel like sex is a totally different experience as an extension of love vs lust? The first time I hooked up with a woman after my long-term relationship ended, I was shocked at how mechanical and just bad it was. I tried it with three different women and it all kind of sucked. I barely enjoyed it. The last one didn't enjoy me either, and made some comment that my ex must have been faking it (for 9 years). That's the only time I ever stopped in the middle of sex and went home. What my ex and I had was incredible, four or five times a week, for 9 years.	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/10/21 04:52 PM
3	DAE feel like sex is a totally different experience as an extension of love vs lust? I'm a guy who had awesome sex with a woman I loved for 9 years, followed by a number of casual hookups and short term relationships, followed by one hell of a dry spell. Everything after the real relationship has been way shittier. The best of those hookups were "meh" at best.	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/10/21 03:29 PM
29	We don’t recruit. We just watch them show up and learn for themselves why the best thing a man can do anymore is focus on himself and go his own way. I'm divorced. My ex wife was the most reasonable woman I have ever met, and even she had all kinds of unfair BS double standards. She fully expected me to be a corporate wage slave my whole life so I could get the white picket fence suburban hellscape. I sometimes miss her, but my life is better in every other measurable way. Six months ago; my friend who is married, hates his in-laws, is swimming in debt, and has one kid with another on the way; said to me "You need to find someone. I don't wan…	/r/MGTOW2	26/07/21 06:06 PM