pandapplexo Archive

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2	"Do the women around here get to talk?" A short lesson in how women completely control men and the dialogue Nice masturbatory fantasy fodder, edgelord. You wanna throw down MCAT scores or academic decathlon it out, buddy? Why don't you follow this sub's advice and fixate on making your own existence less dismal and leave the diplomas and career paths of others alone. As for now you're just a weirdo with a hatefuck manifesto. Your grandiose revenge fantasies are only going to bring you further down. Once you discover that the merit of your accomplishments is directly attributable to your levels of huma…	/r/TheRedPill	16/09/17 12:51 PM
1	Discussion: The emotional damage that TRP tactics apparently inflict upon some women. From my observation, most shit heads adeptly frame themselves with far more meticulousness than anyone else would be willing to invest.	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/09/17 06:41 AM
4	Discussion: The emotional damage that TRP tactics apparently inflict upon some women. I would argue that trp is the single best thing that ever happened to me as I went from being in a union with a cold, insecure, condescending, gaslighting enemy; to separating from this person and finding the kindest, most fun, loving, respectful, sexy, gloriously egalitarian man I could have ever dreamed of. He is so thoughtful and decent, I treasure him. Instead of being with someone who fantasizes about non existing pissing contests and who can only experience contentment if I'm made to feel …	/r/PurplePillDebate	13/09/17 01:19 PM
6	Girl uses PTSD to justify casual hookup Perhaps you miscalculate the ease with which post traumatic stress disorder patients can rewire their brains. It's a deadly condition that consumes physical vitality and the will to live. This is not akin to quitting smoking. I wish I could tell my veteran patients who aren't just suffering from seeing some crazy shit or losing their brothers but who have sustained moral injuries from being tasked with actions that are incongruous with their entire ethical fiber, or my childhood rape victim pati…	/r/TheRedPill	02/07/17 03:10 PM
5	Girl uses PTSD to justify casual hookup There are different components to brain functionality. You can alter brain chemistry and additionally address the electrophysiology of the organ. But both the chemical and electrical performance of the brain hinges on the organ's structural integrity. You are conflating neurochemistry with neurostructure (i.e. It's a lot easier to address chemical disregulation in patients than it is to correct a TBI - traumatic brain injury). I never suggested that PTS is untreatable but it's an extremely chall…	/r/TheRedPill	02/07/17 02:37 PM
2	Girl uses PTSD to justify casual hookup Trauma presents as physical lesions on the human brain, as seen in MRI scans. It is a memory processing anomaly whereby the brain recalls traumatic events with the full emotional intensity as though the event were occurring again in real time vs. remembering something sad or unnerving in a somber yet calm way. It is debilitating and a lifelong challenge for those suffering with this condition. This isn't something that can just be willed away with bravado, although the men and women who suffer w…	/r/TheRedPill	02/07/17 01:33 PM
5	Never forget that she is a child Do you blither nonsensically for sport, or is this just a presentation of non-compliance with your atypical antipsychotic meds? Your posts are amazing. You'd be in such better straights if you found a doctor and got the right pharma molecules coursing through that wacky blood brain barrier of yours. I am not trying to fuck with you. You need some help.	/r/TheRedPill	05/12/16 12:14 AM
3	Q4All: Can Facts be sexist? The IQ differential emerges due to a statistically significant number of outlier males presenting with Asperger's syndrome. At the "average" genius range the bell curve is practically identical for both sexes. More men are Aspies and that generally comes with a degree of savantism. Cognition is also directly correlated with neuroplasticity, thus making active learning a conduit to bolstering IQ regardless of sex. The female dehumanization I see twerps routinely espousing is fucking mind boggling…	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/11/16 08:03 AM
2	Q4All: Dominance. We all know most straight women prefer it in a man, but what is your reasoning for this preference? Wholly agree. Mutually negotiated power dynamics are fantastic for couples who dig that and who sport compatible roles. It would be disrespectful for a partner to impose that within our relationship however as that isn't conducive to what I personally am partial to. If that doesn't bode well for a hypothetical partner, then no hard feelings we just aren't a match. I would never ask anyone to compromise their objectives. Fortunately net neutral in the power exchange works blissfully for me and my…	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/10/16 05:07 PM
2	Q4All: Dominance. We all know most straight women prefer it in a man, but what is your reasoning for this preference? There are pockets of women out there who prefer more submissive men, there are other pockets of women out there who prefer dominance in the bed room only, there are pockets out there into sissifying men. Felt compelled to give a nod to yer question as my demo wasn't mentioned in your list... i.e those whose attraction is contingent upon organic friendship with an equal. Can't happen if there's tones of being undermined.	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/10/16 04:53 PM
2	Q4All: Dominance. We all know most straight women prefer it in a man, but what is your reasoning for this preference? To proffer a divergent position, I'm not attracted to dominance in men. I've never had an interest in living vicariously through anyone, as I find few things in life more seductive than achieving and succeeding. I don't mind if my partner is tentative sometimes and it doesn't dampen my regard or attraction to him. It' unappealing to me being extricated from the decision making process of my own life. With that being said I'm hardly a white knuckled control freak and I have no need to bludgeon my…	/r/PurplePillDebate	16/10/16 10:01 AM
-14	If she disrespects you once, she'll disrespect you thrice. Wow, you are a hypersensitive little thing. Yours is reactionary, butthurt behavior, not pragmatism.	/r/TheRedPill	20/07/16 02:50 PM
2	If you believe in equal rights for men and women, does it make you a feminist? Absolutely. There's nothing wrong with incorporating tones of androgyny into one's self expression :) Albeit a silly example, but I would never make fun of the controversial "man bun". Sculptural hair styles are fun why shouldn't guys get to dabble if they so choose. We women can enjoy any male styles completely sans controversy but men are not socially afforded the same consideration. It's fun being glammy, colorful, etc. Any guys who wish to indulge in the artistically unimpeded realm of tradi…	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/01/16 03:43 PM
3	If you believe in equal rights for men and women, does it make you a feminist? Cool. I'm completely on board with fixing the divorce and family courts. With my tax bracket, my husband could divorce rape the ever living fuck out of me :) Let's do it. Alimony should be nonexistent. Are you still on board when women are in the financially vulnerable position or would you prefer some schadenfreude per my internal genitalia? Additionally, men should absolutely have reproductive freedom. That is an atrocity that they currently do not. I completely concur that no one should be fo…	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/01/16 03:33 PM
2	The subtle evilness of the so-called "Captain/First-Officer" relationship model Fairness has always been an imperative for me. So much so, that when I was in medical school and unable equally contribute financially to our lifestyle, it seemed most rational that the party paying for everything should have their preferences heeded with more priority. My phenomenally sexy and staunchly eagalitarian partner wouldn't hear of it. He was adamant that I be afforded the respect of my efforts and he was completely gung ho about us moving to a locale that was equidistant to both my sc…	/r/PurplePillDebate	25/01/16 02:32 PM
15	Question for Blue Pill women; Would you have casual sex with a man you KNEW was Red Pill if you sincerely thought you would enjoy it or were enjoying it? Or would his beliefs deter you? Nope. I have a strict rule about liking the people I fuck. It's requisite.	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/01/16 05:45 PM
0	Some interesting local stats from my local OkCupid: Women strongly prefer dominant men. I've extrapolated my position in earnest and logically. How about you explain why A&C ought to be lumped together to the exclusion of the more accommodating and closer related B position. You are the one being intellectually dishonest. You've yet to prove that the absence of C means that B is bypassed altogether. A B and C all have very delineated and dramatically different outcomes, therefore it makes more sense that people would prefer the closer connected middle ground vs. the extreme polar o…	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/01/16 05:29 PM
1	Some interesting local stats from my local OkCupid: Women strongly prefer dominant men. Huh? ignoring the fact. I've laid that fact out in black and white in each of my replies. You seem to be intimating that the absence of "C" somehow affords "A" more weight. You've attempted to correct me every time I've claimed that 50% of the respondents chose B, so I find it amusing that you're finally asserting in unison what I've been stating all along - Half of the women pooled want dominant partners and half do not.	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/01/16 05:13 PM
1	Some interesting local stats from my local OkCupid: Women strongly prefer dominant men. exactly dude. and 50% said they did NOT want to be dominated. So what of your extra % weighting now? Since you yourself are adamant we need to divide the pie in 3rds to reflect the 0% who don't want submissive partners. What makes more sense distributing the weight to the pole or to the next closest chronological position?	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/01/16 04:52 PM
1	Some interesting local stats from my local OkCupid: Women strongly prefer dominant men. Wouldn't it make more sense for that imaginary 33.3% to graduate up only one spot on this number line vs. all clustering to the most polar outcome. You're ascribing that % to the most extreme possibility instead of the flagrantly more accommodating middle? That doesn't make sense that since someone doesn't want to dominate someone else, they therefore desire being dominated. We are talking about adult interpersonal relationships.	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/01/16 04:32 PM
1	Some interesting local stats from my local OkCupid: Women strongly prefer dominant men. I answered your question. Your trends don't show anything accept the 50% split in preference. So what's your big epiphany here you think you've sleuthed from this data? Let me guess, you believe the absence of women choosing submissive men means that all women claiming to want an equal union with a balanced partner are full of shit. Correlation/causation much? Yup, you called it You are right. There is not one woman who could possibly give two fucks about their own autonomy. Got it.	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/01/16 04:16 PM
5	Q4 BP/Feminists/Women. Why? What makes you worth what you demand? LLAP dear Spock :) Kudos for being an awesome mom, wife and friend.	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/01/16 11:19 AM
2	Some interesting local stats from my local OkCupid: Women strongly prefer dominant men. Given that I can't see how your response correlates with mine, I can only assume that you have some really twisted view of what it means to be lead/follow or dominant/submissive or whatever. I actually think it's very altruistic to lead. It's fun too! It's rewarding to be a creator of fun experiences and to guard your fort while ensuring everything runs smoothly. It's excellent being respected and appreciated and to have your judgement heeded - that's why egalitarian couples take turns steering …	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/01/16 08:31 AM
1	Some interesting local stats from my local OkCupid: Women strongly prefer dominant men. There are actually more submissive men than you think at least in a sexual context. There aren't many sexually dominant women. There are plenty of sexual switches who are both male and female. I don't believe these factors change anything in terms of what people desire outside of the bedroom. As it stands a 50/50 split is the empirical breakdown of women's desires for egalitarian vs being submissive. I do not think the trends you presented are reflective that women who claim to want a balanced p…	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/01/16 06:51 AM
1	Some interesting local stats from my local OkCupid: Women strongly prefer dominant men. I have subordinates working in my practice. I wouldn't desire a subordinate for a partner because that isn't a dynamic that's conducive to forging an organic friendship. trp advises men not to seek a buddy-buddy kind of connection with their female partners. If establishing a cool authentic friendship with your partner isn't prescribed, tipping the powerscales is a way to solidify this. No, I don't want a sub just as fervently as I don't want a dom. Because my partner doesn't want a domme, it su…	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/01/16 03:39 AM
1	Some interesting local stats from my local OkCupid: Women strongly prefer dominant men. Just to add, the point from the middle is equidistant to both sides. Even in the total absence of a submissive male preference category, that still doesn't create an asymmetrical leaning towards the dominant male category. As I asserted before these are 3 diametrically different behavioral patterns. There's hardly any taboo associated with a woman expressing a submissive disposition (hello, pop-culture saturation with the mommy trilogy porn 50 shades of grey). May be a little overzealous ascribi…	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/01/16 03:02 AM
2	Some interesting local stats from my local OkCupid: Women strongly prefer dominant men. Of course it equals strength and independence. Are you surprised that 50 out of 100 adult women are averse to being weak and dependent? That's a pretty repulsive status quo for many adults male or female. Huge leap between sub - balanced - dominant. People don't usually crave to be extricated from the process of determining the direction of their own lives. Collaboration with a partner = cool. Steamrolled and patronized by a partner = not so much fun.	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/01/16 01:36 AM
5	Some interesting local stats from my local OkCupid: Women strongly prefer dominant men. I don't see where I extrapolated that symbiosis was exclusive to egalitarianism? /u/nomdplume stated that a balanced relationship would read like a comedy of errors with both parties stepping all over eachother in ineptitude. I presented a counter example that balanced relationships can be extremely fruitful, successful and efficient.	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/01/16 12:09 AM
1	Some interesting local stats from my local OkCupid: Women strongly prefer dominant men. If it's consensual and both parties agree to it then that's awesome. Everybody's happy. To arbitrarily assume it's a lifestyle choice that all women are gonna get cause you know they want it... well, you would be greatly miscalculating what a huge population of people desire in their relationships. I do believe the breakdown in OP's sample was 50/50. That's a lot of girls who like being equally active participants in their own lives.	/r/PurplePillDebate	09/01/16 12:01 AM
5	Some interesting local stats from my local OkCupid: Women strongly prefer dominant men. Have you ever had a friend or partner that it was really symbiotic to collaborate with? Where writing music or creating art or forging entrepreneurial ideas was just a really fluid process with equal contribution. It's just juxtaposing ideas diplomatically. I'm thrilled with my egalitarian relationship. It's a lot of fun and it's ripe soil for creating/doing a lot of really cool stuff together. Nobody feels steamrolled or undermined. The hitch is this can only be achieved with a partner who is e…	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/01/16 11:35 PM
1	When the red pill doesn't work either Deal with any underlying mental health concerns that may be stifling your comfort levels when interacting with people. Commit to being an ethical person and maintain your beliefs and core values rigidly. Commit to discovering the interests and pastimes that you derive authentic happiness from. Learn to really like yourself and adopt a mindset that anyone befriending you/falling for you is a lucky person. Be appreciative but never supplicating.	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/01/16 07:56 PM
2	PPD: What should a boy who's afraid of women do? There are disgusting superficial people. They exist. They're also easy to spot. Cool, kind hearted people exist too. This is why this is a debate sub - because a whole lot of us think terp is bullshit. So look at the macro picture... You have people who anecdotally are reporting that all women they've interacted with are intellectually and ethically inferior honey traps either trying to bilk them out of their money or control them or whatever the case may be. You also have a group of people who …	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/01/16 04:34 AM
2	PPD: What should a boy who's afraid of women do? You're smart enough to know that these subs are rife with hyperbole. It's a bunch of people blowing off steam. Do you think for one second I'm afraid of rampant discrimination, that all my colleagues think I'm less intelligent or less capable or that my worth ceases to exist after I turn 30? It's just angry douchebags riling themselves up online. Are there shitty women, sure and in equal measure with shitty men. Just focus on finding out what makes you happy. Dive into your hobbies and interests…	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/01/16 04:20 AM
1	PPD: What should a boy who's afraid of women do? I would suggest talking to your physician about trying a different medication, if you aren't experiencing any measurable improvement. Additionally you may want to explore yoga and meditation to establish strategies for dealing with the anxiety you're experiencing (certain breathing techniques are phenomenally helpful). I would recommend looking into joining a group or a club where you can participate in activities or discussions that are non-threatening and where you feel confident shining. Cogn…	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/01/16 04:05 AM
1	Discussion: Do Men and Women Love Each Other Differently? I have a rewarding, loving respectful relationship. I make no "demands that society meet certain criteria for me to be happy." I live life on my own terms and expect everyone else to live according to their own beliefs and motivators. I respect other people's desire for different power dynamics in their interpersonal relationships. My partner and I are industrious and honorable and we prefer meeting eachother at the table as equals. I'm not a kaiju ripping up society, although that would be cool…	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/01/16 02:06 AM
1	Discussion: Do Men and Women Love Each Other Differently? In what context am I wielding damage to society at large?	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/01/16 01:36 AM
1	Discussion: Do Men and Women Love Each Other Differently? Natheless, the ad hom was not flung hither by me :)	/r/PurplePillDebate	08/01/16 01:34 AM
1	Ladies you be interested in dating a reformed nice guy? I don't want to be in union where someone has to be the underdog and will invest as much due diligence as I can to ensure that both of our needs are being met.	/r/PurplePillDebate	07/01/16 10:24 PM
4	Discussion: Do Men and Women Love Each Other Differently? The one relationship prototype that never seemingly gets broached here is both parties as "beta bux," as you say. With both parties additionally taking turns being the "alpha" sexually. Everything doesn't have to be so polarized and caricatured. There are really glorious mid points between supplicating wimp and self absorbed overlord, where passion and attraction can be effortlessly catalyzed. Many times I want to bowl my partner over and just rip his clothes off and "ravage" him and just as fre…	/r/PurplePillDebate	07/01/16 10:04 PM
1	Discussion: Do Men and Women Love Each Other Differently? Only one person flinging ad homs here and tis not I, my friend.	/r/PurplePillDebate	07/01/16 08:55 PM
14	Discussion: Do Men and Women Love Each Other Differently? At what juncture does caring about your partner's life fulfillment come into the equation? Women should instead be less "strong and independent", becoming kind and submissive, and be a complete sex toy for their SO." I've been captivated with the human nervous system since childhood and garnering my professional credentials has been the capstone of my existence. I'm adventure and results driven and don't see any appeal in living vicariously through others. I think I've done some pretty cool shit…	/r/PurplePillDebate	07/01/16 08:20 PM
2	I don't agree with the wall It is incumbent upon you to be the single best rendition of yourself at every spin around the sun. Work out, live a healthy lifestyle, develop a cool sense of style and anyone who that isn't good enough for - fuck 'em. The merit of my accomplishments is what makes me compelling. There will never be a shortage of vapidity amongst the swarthy, unwashed masses but why would anyone desire validation from shitty people? Anything that disqualifies you from population twerp is the greatest blessing one…	/r/PurplePillDebate	07/01/16 07:34 PM
6	If you could decide the definition of rape, what would you make it? Where would you draw the lines? A girl can say no all the way up until she's lying naked in a man's bed. Got it. So you are pro rape then. A girl can say no at any juncture DURING the act and if you don't stop then you rightfully should meet with the full force of the law. The law makes no bones about it.	/r/PurplePillDebate	29/10/15 03:32 AM
1	Are women really that obsessed with men's money? Oy fucking vey man, insecure goyim, really? I'm pursuing my MD. Enthralled with neuroscience and will be immersed in a tremendously gratifying autonomous situation at the end of the journey. The learning experience in and of itself merits the trade offs. Why so much animosity towards corpratocracy? Plenty of interesting ethical industries that make for wholly reasonable career paths. No one would advocate being some indentured chump but if you're spearheading work you believe in and your colleag…	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/10/15 09:18 AM
1	Are women really that obsessed with men's money? A bit of temporary privation shouldn't deter anyone from digging in their heels towards the end goal. I've got 4 more years of delayed gratification before hitting my professional objectives and then I'll never want for anything and neither will those I care about. The 100 hour week goes by so expeditiously you blink your eyes and your ROI is in sight. Getting rich by selling a tiny fraction of an anticipated lengthy existence hardly makes one a schmuck - it is however what separates the achieve…	/r/PurplePillDebate	14/10/15 01:27 AM
1	Are women really that obsessed with men's money? I'm obsessed with earning my own money. My wealth is incumbent upon only me. Thus the reason I'll be studying long past most of you are off comatose in the fetal position (this would constitute my 10 min of guilty pleasure interwebs distraction). I wholly plan on sharing my hard earned gains with my partner too! How cool for him that all the pressure of sustaining our lifestyle doesn't fall squarely on his shoulders. He's successful in his own right but he works in a hit or miss industry and he'…	/r/PurplePillDebate	14/10/15 01:20 AM
2	Question to all pills: What do you think about the other branches of the "manosphere"? While there may be some substantive points of disagreement, I certainly respect MRA's and always try and keep an open mind with their issues. I definitely believe the problem of circumcising male infants, the inequitable family court system and single gender conscription are all pretty outrageous institutions that need to be changed. MRA's are the mouthpiece identifying these issues.	/r/PurplePillDebate	13/10/15 03:06 PM
0	Do people who become RP or agree with RP have an unhealthy view of humanity? You don't seem to get the Freudian slip in his phrasing. "Redpill isn't to hurt people." (hint: We get that you don't actually consider us people. That's the punchline). What part of: "the objective isn't to hurt 'people' it's to nail you fucking orifices with feet, for sport" - do you not find mildly amusing and a metric fuckton of oxymoron?	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/10/15 11:26 AM
1	Do people who become RP or agree with RP have an unhealthy view of humanity? Redpill isn't to hurt people, it's to score serious poon. For fuck's sake, what do you think that poon is connected to?! Cognitive dissonance, much?	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/10/15 10:28 AM
1	So I've been accused of being a terper You seem like a wholly decent and reasonable guy. Thank you for that. Your thoughts on human capital trends in your industry are totally innocuous. How refreshing to encounter someone who's only concerned about labor market saturation vs. the typical twerp canned response about "allowing intellectual/ethical/professional inferiors in the workforce."	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/10/15 07:19 AM
3	I Met a Red Piller; Not What I Expected. Crosspost from TBP. Mods Deleted it There; Not Sure Why. Given the devolved, grotesque caricatures that twerp subculture deconstructs all women into, I would advise that professionally you are in a seriously disadvantaged position. Despite your most industrious efforts, you will always be relegated as an inferior be it fairly or unfairly the case. You will not be considered a viable candidate for promotions to any kind of leadership positions within your organization. I mean, it's not exactly controversial to assert that they don't believe you possess…	/r/PurplePillDebate	10/10/15 02:53 AM
8	tour sluts Right, and you would extend that same standard to yourself or to OP if his or your band wound up getting the same opportunity. Of course you would deny yourselves this experience for the benefit of satiating a partner's jealous delusions.	/r/askTRP	07/10/15 11:37 PM
13	tour sluts Where is the absence of accountability? Sounds like your wife invested due diligence and achieved something cool. Is it really a superior game plan to ruin a goal she's worked toward versus compromising and traveling with her a couple weeks a year? What a little piece of shit you are. Threatening her dog? Blackmailing her friends? Where's your accountability?	/r/askTRP	07/10/15 08:09 PM