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| 5 | Men Should Not Help SlutsThis has nothing to do with sluts, or femininity. This is just a story about we should not help shitty friends. I find this completely ridiculous and stupid to try and relate it to our femininity and our gender roles. If Haylee was a guy instead, called Steve a shithead, douchebag and threatened to make lies about Steve, Steve still wouldn't help him. The author still wouldn't help him. Christina can be substitute with a good guy as well. The type who helps people and bake as well. And the autho… | /r/RedPillWomen | 26/02/14 03:46 PM |
| 2 | Advice Request: Will she "love" me again?Thanks for the advice! But I think I'll stick around a little longer. He has grown up a lot the past year and I think I have too. He's more responsible now and I'm calmer. I love my boyfriend, and I think he makes me a better person. Academically I'm competent enough for the major I'm going into (not very smart but good enough for first year I guess), but emotionally I'm a mess (easily agitated, always upset and cannot channel sadness properly) and he helps me out. He is there to comfort me and … | /r/RedPillWomen | 21/12/13 04:18 AM |
| 5 | Advice Request: Will she "love" me again?I'm not a red pill person so my opinion may not be what you want, but here's what I think: There are different stages in love and it progresses over time. The attention your girlfriend gave your when you guys started dating may be just passion and admiration. The two of you didn't know each other as well as you do now. After a while, the passion turns into companionship. It's just like how people say they don't feel butterflies in their stomachs anymore. It's not that they don't love their SOs b… | /r/RedPillWomen | 17/12/13 10:31 PM |
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