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| 1 | Men always being expected to make the first move and approach women, how did that tradition or status-quo originate? i doubt i'm in the only guy in the world who has always hated and resented thatI’m sure people have brought up that it’s nature or whatever (the males always make attempts at attracting the females) But I wonder too if it’s because of everything from the centuries prior. Women didn’t usually have any agency in who they chose. It was either a match up by her parents and his parents, or some guy goes up to your dad and says “your daughters cute, how many cows for her?” Then that idea gets watered down to the guy just going to the girl directly and asking to date or marry. I … | /r/PurplePillDebate | 18/05/22 09:57 PM |
| 2 | I’m not sure if this space was inspired by Myron Gaines and his following but I have a question, mainly for women…. Do you care about a man’s sexual performance if they are rich or if they have a large income at the least?The problem with F&F and KS is they’re talking about a specific group of men (that they don’t identify as) and peddling that ideal to people in the general. I don’t see anyone in the general populace getting much useful from them For one thing it all matters. But it all matters altogether. In my opinion you have to care about money because we live in a capitalistic society. Everyone cares about money. But even having an absurd surplus of it (if you’re looking for a relationship/partner) shouldn’… | /r/PurplePillDebate | 18/05/22 09:07 PM |
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