neet-lord-reigns Archive

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2	Study finds marriage is in decline mainly due to a lack of "economically attractive" men Scientists are still in-fact people. And I find most "research" that is primarily psychological is inherently open to interpretation. Some women read that title and feel complete affirmation of their convictions.	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/09/20 08:14 AM
2	Study finds marriage is in decline mainly due to a lack of "economically attractive" men This never ends. "Women make more money and have better jobs than men. Woman most affected." That's only natural though. Women can be generally expected to make equal or more money to men these days. The job market broadly gives equal opportunities to both men and women. But .... women are given way, WAY, more scholarships, grants, and aid than men, tipping economic success in their favor. Men get scholarships and aid too, but those are usually for both sexes whereas women get more exclusivity. …	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/09/20 07:49 AM
1	Study finds marriage is in decline mainly due to a lack of "economically attractive" men Couldn't have said it better myself.	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/09/20 06:50 AM
1	N-counts? Thanks. I'm aware not all women are like that, and I can't blame every woman in the world for the actions of a select few.	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/09/20 06:39 AM
1	Why should women even bother to enter monogamous relationships with the average man anymore? Okay, let me change my approach here. Practical reasons would include: 1. In case you're ever incapacitated by a disease or an accident, you have someone who is legally obligated to take care of you. (I mean, let's face it, as an adult, no one is legally obligated to do anything for you except your spouse, so that's a good legal safety precaution. Think of it as employment insurance). 2. Even if it is possible for accumulate wealth and maintain your lifestyle by yourself, it's nice to have someo…	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/09/20 06:43 PM
1	Why should women even bother to enter monogamous relationships with the average man anymore? Whoa.... Tone down some bitter-angry-woman-san. I don't care about what your expectations are, and I certainly don't care to meet them. I'm offering intelligible insight to an interesting question, not pandering to your hormones. From what I can see, you're a woman whose getting bitter about not being able to find the perfect one. You set high standards without properly objectifying your own value, then cry about it when it doesn't work out. Maybe you need a little self assessment. All I'm sayin…	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/09/20 05:38 PM
1	Why should women even bother to enter monogamous relationships with the average man anymore? I think you're on to something here, but your road from concept to conclusion is a little murky. Frankly, men have been taught that women should be inferior and submissive to them, and women have been taught their men should be superior to them in some ways. It used to be reinforced by laws and institutional establishment, but now, it's nothing more than empty romanticism and sentiment. Enter the modern accomplished woman who wants to be equal to her man in every way and still treated be like a …	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/09/20 03:30 PM
3	N-counts? Yea, this destroyed me man LOL. I actually read it twice while cycling through flashbacks in my own head. This is me in a lot of ways. The paranoia, lack of experience, projection, FOMO. I do think that all of those are symptoms of mental trauma though, and the causes are usually previous experiences with intimacy or family. For me, I think it partly comes from this one girl I dated, and my mom. I'm just throwing it out there since this is a space for that, so here we go: X and I went to college…	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/09/20 10:05 AM