snow_traveler Archive

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1	Can a man claim to love a woman and not want a serious relationship with her? Yeah, I agree. I've been a romantic type before where I proclaimed love with less seriousness than signing a mortgage contract. That would put a real damper on things. It feels great to express the pure emotion.. Guys do the latter because of societal pressure. They know that committing to a woman in this environment is a ball and chain. They aren't so excited about that, and for good reason: it can be life altering/ending. Why should men commit to women, when 75% of the women then cheat and tak…	/r/RedPillWomen	30/10/20 07:38 PM
2	Can a man claim to love a woman and not want a serious relationship with her? Oh, I missed that part. Yeah, I've never been that extreme. Honestly, it seems like that dude is being misleading a bit. Edit: Those are important details that should be in your post!	/r/RedPillWomen	30/10/20 06:50 PM
1	Can a man claim to love a woman and not want a serious relationship with her? Do you think all women hang on the importance of that word as you do?	/r/RedPillWomen	30/10/20 06:38 PM
1	Can a man claim to love a woman and not want a serious relationship with her? I remember being so angry about this when I was younger. I'd look at women and almost laugh when they expected faithfulness given what I could bring to the table, and the trials I had to go through to get there. Now, I'm older and happily don't care about sex as much anymore. All this stupidity is a thing of the past.. but yeah, for women to want a 'gentle killer' is a contradiction in terms. You will be victimized, cheated on, or raped at some point. Can't have fire and not get burned by it.. c…	/r/RedPillWomen	30/10/20 10:03 AM
1	Can a man claim to love a woman and not want a serious relationship with her? Hmm.. didn't feel that shallow to me. I think it may just be gender specific..	/r/RedPillWomen	30/10/20 09:56 AM
2	Can a man claim to love a woman and not want a serious relationship with her? To be honest, men don't know women take it that seriously. We hear ladies throwing around terms like 'OMG', 'loooove', 'obsessed' all the time. All these emotional superlatives. The switch of interpretation confused the hell outta me the first time..	/r/RedPillWomen	30/10/20 09:50 AM
2	Theory Tuesday Megathread: Is Mating a Zero Sum Game? THIS IS EXACTLY RIGHT. Society has, in its gynocentric focus to reinforce child rearing responsibilities, forgotten the male imperative. Men are taught they should want what women want. Then their women stop wanting to fuck them. Friction of OPPOSING goals is what ignites sexual desire, and it is a war. There's a reason why it was said, 'All is fair in love and war.' They are the same..	/r/TheRedPill	30/10/20 07:43 AM
1	I don’t care about a mans financial stability or security,job status at all is that strange? Yo, these people have a trust fund or a day trading hobby if they 'artists'. Check out them cakes, dresses, and that phat ass Range Rover.. yea..	/r/RedPillWomen	30/10/20 06:48 AM
1	Can a man claim to love a woman and not want a serious relationship with her? Bingo! So glad to see someone here understanding the male mindset clearly. Men and women wouldn't hurt each other if there wasn't such a shitshow of projection.	/r/RedPillWomen	30/10/20 06:09 AM
4	Can a man claim to love a woman and not want a serious relationship with her? That's because those two qualities come from completely different personality archetypes. The likelihood of you finding the warrior husband, who is also the doting father, is basically zero. Viking wives (it is written) prepared to defend the home when their men went to war, fully expecting them to kill and fuck their way back. No sexual faithfulness was expected (only faithful to home). When you cultivate true killer instinct, the testosterone it requires does not simultaneously allow for a fai…	/r/RedPillWomen	30/10/20 06:04 AM
2	Can a man claim to love a woman and not want a serious relationship with her? 'National and political propaganda tried to abolish this and encourage the nuclear family as we know it.' That is absolutely correct.. and this was done to create pain and strife in the family for both men and women. It is natural for sexual feelings to rise and fall, and emotions to follow suit. Marriage is business however, and was wise to be kept that way. Agreements made on foolish pretenses tend to fail. By conflating an unrealistic and oppressive expectation (nuclear family faithfulness) o…	/r/RedPillWomen	30/10/20 05:52 AM
5	Can a man claim to love a woman and not want a serious relationship with her? Yep.. absolutely loved women that I couldn't see a future with.. Men don't think like women. We love sex and women's bodies. We love the adventure, new experience, love and bonding. Never once have I thought.. oh jeez, lemme make this relationship my future. I see what comes, when it comes. Many times I've loved women and the great sex, but absolutely disliked many parts of their personalities, or beliefs, or habits. I'd overlook it to love them, but no way in hell was I going to invite them mor…	/r/RedPillWomen	30/10/20 05:44 AM
7	Anyone else grinning and bearing through a career while hoping to be a homemaker one day This is the secret that feminism birthed silently, with no one really talking about it. David Rockefeller said himself to Aaron Russo, 'No, you idiot! Women's lib was about money, and control of the family. How else could we tax the other 50% of the population and get the kids in daycare, to be raised in allegiance to the state?' Doubling the workforce effectively overnight led to the wage stagnation we saw in the era post late-1970's. There were the same number of consumers by % in our populati…	/r/RedPillWomen	30/10/20 04:06 AM