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| 1 | Married when he had nothingI think when someone is younger especially, one can look at their potential to be successful rather than established success. If he has actual, obtainable goals for the future and drive to match, I see that as a positive. A man with established success has proven that he has the qualities to be successful, and he probably still has potential to do even better as life goes on. even if he fails at something now, he has proven that he can establish himself once again. The problem lies when men (or … | /r/RedPillWomen | 20/06/17 06:12 PM |
| 1 | Q4Women: Women of PPD, how much money do you expect a man to spend on you on a date? For example, on dinner? And how much on other activities?Firstly, I usually go with the expectation that whoever invites, pays. Basically, don't invite a woman out to a restaurant you can't afford two decent meals at. Asking beforehand to split the bill is fine imo, but if someone invited me out on a date and then looked at me expectantly to pay for myself once the bill arrives, I'd be less than enthusiastic about going out again. I would think this guy was either a poor planner, an awful communicator, or possibly kind of manipulative. Dates don't hav… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 27/05/17 06:56 AM |
| 2 | The Girl ScoutsGirl Scouts is really dependent on how far the parents and leaders are willing to go. When I changed troops at around 13, it changed a ton for me and was awesome. I learned a lot of survival skills, how to work with and teach children, and real world skills like getting people in your community to teach you a skill or help with a project. If you don't trust the leaders in your community, look into being a "Juliet" (Juliette maybe). It's basically like you're a one girl troop which is great if yo… | /r/RedPillParenting | 18/05/17 08:52 PM |
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