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0	You wouldn’t be so confident if you were your brother One thing im always wary of is if my perception of reality is accurate or has it been warped by my consumption of heavily filtered/biased/pre-selected data. One way you can judge your opinions about women is whether you've formed them by observing real women in your life that you know reasonably well or by listening to stuff people say women do on the internet. Not saying the latter is necessarily inaccurate, but there is a huge risk of falling down a rabbithole and reinforcing very inaccurate b…	/r/PurplePillDebate	15/11/25 05:19 AM
5	"Male romantic loneliness is due to women not putting up with shitty behavior anymore" take is pure BS I feel the loneliness problem is directly connected to self esteem and self worth which are dropping rapidly in the male population. Their two foundational roles of being a provider and a protector have lost their relevance and it has left a huge vacuum. Many men are unsure on what to base their confidence and self esteem on	/r/PurplePillDebate	19/03/25 04:50 PM
1	The concept of emasculation to me, feels like something born out of ordinary insecurity, swirled together with the sexist need to feel superior to women and men. I wouldn't say enslaving exactly since its a complez social phenomena, but there's certainly a biological drive to dominate and brutalize other people	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/02/25 09:25 PM
1	The concept of emasculation to me, feels like something born out of ordinary insecurity, swirled together with the sexist need to feel superior to women and men. Hmm. You do realize christianity is a very modern thing historically. And all the previous religions, tribes and cults were equally if not more sexist and patriarchal. So did these few men appear constantly throughout history making us more sexist whenever women gained a bit of power?	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/02/25 05:58 PM
2	The concept of emasculation to me, feels like something born out of ordinary insecurity, swirled together with the sexist need to feel superior to women and men. Haha i agree. Evolutionary psychology tends to border on intellectual masturbation sometimes. So i refrain from making assertions about all but the most basic characteristics. Things like being aggressive, assertive and decisive have been considered masculine for all of history i think	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/02/25 05:49 PM
-1	The concept of emasculation to me, feels like something born out of ordinary insecurity, swirled together with the sexist need to feel superior to women and men. Lol this is funny. How did you convince yourself that a few men have enforced such control lasting for millennia without a biological drive helping them You also seem super brainwashed. At no point did i mention anything about anyone being superior. You are just bringing everything back to that Do you even agree that people in general have a preference for masculine men?	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/02/25 05:45 PM
-1	The concept of emasculation to me, feels like something born out of ordinary insecurity, swirled together with the sexist need to feel superior to women and men. Equality is not what I'm talking about. The disposition of humans to perceive masculine men as strong leaders, and show a preference for them is biologically driven is what im saying	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/02/25 05:00 PM
3	The concept of emasculation to me, feels like something born out of ordinary insecurity, swirled together with the sexist need to feel superior to women and men. While you cannot prove this. Persistence of this behavior across cultures and time periods hints at the effect being at least partly biologically driven	/r/PurplePillDebate	11/02/25 03:55 PM
1	How have women evolved with hypergamous selection if they haven’t had a choice in their mate until modern era? I understand your point, but instincts like these are not developed recently. They have pretty much existed since millions of years, right from the time we were monkey like beings roaming the savannah. And since these instincts were always beneficial, they have stuck around I also feel the whole concept of arranged marriages is very recent in the human timescale. But even if it's not and even if homo erectus fathers were deciding the husbands for their homo erectus daughters, it's still benefici…	/r/PurplePillDebate	30/12/24 06:37 AM
–	Men are so hypocritical when it comes to sex (or not having it) The men calling women whores for having sex will turn on a dime when those women are having sex with them. Its other people getting sex that they dont like	/r/PurplePillDebate	24/12/24 10:38 AM