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6	Red Pill Way to navigate STDs?		powerstrip419	/r/TheRedPill	01/02/13 03:20 PM

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3	Can anyone summarise the 3 main schools of thought: MGTOW, MRAs, and PUAs? (Hopefully I'm understanding it right...) I should have been more clear- they're not the same. But both behaviors (disbelieving in inherent differences in the sexes and 'standing up for women' in myriad ways) are tendencies of the blue pill dude, and of advancing the feminine imperative. As I think about it, white knighting seems decidedly anti-equalist, as in, women need or deserve special protection. So, good point.	/r/TheRedPill	03/02/13 07:27 PM
1	Red Pill Way to navigate STDs? Agreed- when it comes to several STDs, transmission rates from women to man are lower sometimes by a lot. HIV is scary and I don't wish it on anyone. But the statistical reality is that it is not all that common. Don't sleep with men (or with men who sleep with men), don't sleep with drug-users and don't sleep with prostitutes, and you're most of the way there to avoiding it (on a statistical basis). Pregnancy is a much more likely a problem, especially since men don't have the option of 'financ…	/r/TheRedPill	03/02/13 06:17 PM
1	Red Pill Way to navigate STDs? I appreciate it, zion. It's not my goal to stay plugged in and get myself trapped in some foolish and hopeless situation because of misplaced one-itis. I'm just trying to be real here about my risks. Herpes is a deal breaker for you- totally legit, especially considering how your brother-in-law got hosed. But short of three-month+ abstinence and a blood test, no one is going to be 100% certain they don't have it. In some cases, sleeping with the chick who knows and manages it is gonna be safer t…	/r/TheRedPill	03/02/13 06:07 PM
7	Can anyone summarise the 3 main schools of thought: MGTOW, MRAs, and PUAs? (Hopefully I'm understanding it right...) Good analogy. I will say that on Reddit, MRAs often engage in what others here would call 'White-Knighting,' and do emphasize an 'equalist' interpretation of the sexes. Many Red Pillers would disagree, and as Fiach says, recognize gender differences on the aggregate. Someone described MRAs as 'consistent feminists.' That is, they really do want to reduce the sexual division of labor (more women working, more men at home), do want to end male circumcision just as female circumcision, might well s…	/r/TheRedPill	03/02/13 05:57 PM
1	Red Pill Way to navigate STDs? As a recovering beta, like many here, this struck a chord. Still- how do you screen for women who just won't tell you or who would lie? By backing out, are you incentiving chicks to lie, while only reducing your risk slightly? Sure, you might not expose yourself to this one, but after a bunch of dudes walked off from the next chick, she decides 'fuck it, I won't say anything' and you expose yourself anyway. Is that really better?	/r/TheRedPill	02/02/13 01:23 PM
7	Red pill debate: Don't fall for reverse pedastalization Agree with this: really liked the Bronan article poking fun at some of the manosphere memes: http://bronanthebarbarian.com/2012/11/08/fly-fresh-and-barbaric-presents-manospambots/ SlutsAreEvilBot This Manospambot is fucking everywhere, and everybody loses when they show up. According to these bots, any girl who has sex outside of marriage or has a drunken hook up is soulless and unworthy of basic human decency or life in general. But come on, look around, there aren’t that many gingers. While it…	/r/TheRedPill	01/02/13 07:41 PM
1	Red Pill Way to navigate STDs? Fair enough, but you may well be fucking a chick who has it and doesn't it know and isn't managing it. So the question is: unknown versus known risk, unless you're advocating, as I asked above, actively asking every chick you sleep with and somehow verifying that they know and are honest.	/r/TheRedPill	01/02/13 05:54 PM
1	Red Pill Way to navigate STDs? From Wikipedia, right? Yeah- that scare mongering stuff is bullshit. Still, to clarify, there are something like eight different herpes simplex viruses. HSV-II is oral (cold sores, which ~4 out of 5 people have). HSV-II is genital, which is what we're talking about, and ~20% of people have it, more women than men- it's easier to pass that way. Interestingly, chickenpox and shingles are also herpes variants.	/r/TheRedPill	01/02/13 04:04 PM
1	Red Pill Way to navigate STDs? Yeah, that's my sense too. It's really not a big deal, and if you're having sex, you're likely to be exposed. How would you handle disclosure? Or would you even? Outbreaks are really the only time you can spread it, but you can have a minor enough outbreak that you don't know. I think I'd feel compelled to mention it, and let the woman decide, but then again, I'm not one for one night stands, when the theoretical risk is less than with someone you sleep with on the regular.	/r/TheRedPill	01/02/13 03:59 PM