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It definitely seems like the majority of men would discourage sexual promiscuity. My Dad bought me an abstinence ring when I turned 12, but it wasn't based on a bias against weak men or sexually promiscuous women; he always maintained that he knows how men think, and that most men don't value the concept of committed relationships until late 20s or early 30s, and that I probably wouldn't either, and that I just needed to trust that philosophy. I am not saying that this approach was right or wron…
/r/PurplePillDebate07/02/15 03:10 AM
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I do understand what you're trying to say, but I was addressing the point in the OP that says that because women are naturally less strong than men, women will do a lesser job. Although it's true that women are inferior as physical strength goes, they are superior to men as workers in their own areas that compensate for physical strength. Strength is not totally relevant to overall job performance, and the top 20% of strong men aren't all going to join the military. Neither are the top 20% of st…
/r/PurplePillDebate06/02/15 09:35 PM
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I also work in the same field as my SO (we work in different places but do the same thing). It is a male dominated profession, which is actually what initially attracted us to one another. So, as a woman that works in a male dominated field, I sort of naturally fell into a feminist view point, as I have to regularly compete with men to climb the ladder (this means physical labor, mechanical work, operating equipment, and the technical proficiency that comes with my trade). I get worlds of respec…
/r/PurplePillDebate06/02/15 06:36 AM
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I must have misheard in biology when I learned that my chromosome count separated me from primates, thus classifying me as human. Silly of me.
/r/PurplePillDebate06/02/15 05:41 AM
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I'm sorry if you felt that I was trying to make a personal attack, as I understand the rules of Devil's Advocate. The point I was trying to make is that to assume women will do a lesser job based on pregnancy, having children, and generally wielding less physical stregnth on the whole is an incorrect assumption, and in most labor intensive fields, would probably lessen the amount of competition among potential workers, making potential workers less valuable or productive, overall. The general co…
/r/PurplePillDebate06/02/15 02:57 AM
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Just an interesting conversation about family dynamics that I want to chime in on. I have 3 younger brothers, and my advice to them when they were beginning to seek out successful long term relationships was, "Be the type of guy you would want your sister to date." It seems common for brothers to be protective over their sisters, or at least critical about who they date, so the basic principal is, 'Don't be a hypocrite.' One has really embraced this theory, and is in a (so far) successful LTR, o…
/r/PurplePillDebate05/02/15 11:45 PM
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I see a point, but it doesn't exactly jive. My argument for both male boat captains and fisherwomen is that there is a choice as to who is hired, and when a woman is working on a boat on her days off, or is actively seeking more to contribute while the men are sleeping or happily taking days off, the dedication from a woman compared to a man is unparalleled. There is more than just sheer brawn that goes into doing the best job. Not to mention that in a technologically evolving society we have eq…
/r/PurplePillDebate05/02/15 10:38 PM
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I absolutely believe that to say men are better workers is a falsity. The general consensus I have heard from men who hire women (especially in male dominated trades) is that on the whole, women are more productive, more driven because they are aware of the fact that they have to worker harder to achieve equal pay and respect, better at multitasking, more aware of their surroundings, more safety conscious, more motivated to learn several aspects of their trades (instead of limiting themselves to…
/r/PurplePillDebate05/02/15 07:27 AM
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It's intriguing to me to see a perspective from women that insinuates that feminism is about power. Feminism, for me has typically been about independence. Not about power, whatsoever, unless that power entails power over my own life. I want to people to think that it is okay for me to pursue my own happiness, which has nothing to do with any expectations from anyone, but everything to do with following my own ambitions, which are not always conventional. Because so many of these debates seem to…
/r/RedPillWomen04/02/15 11:24 AM
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TRP fellas are pretty much the Mormons of gender roles. "My religion is the one true religion, and my founder saw the golden tablets which had the great truths inscribed, even if no one else saw them, they were there." TBP seems to be an eclectic group of open-minded individuals, like myself, who enjoy discussing gender roles on a large spectrum, and accept that all human beings are different. You might find a BP that is a feminist, or a guy that simply (and wisely) disagrees with the orthodoxy …
/r/PurplePillDebate04/02/15 10:53 AM
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I would say that you're probably right in a sense. However, I would like to add that this particular ex was embittered by past relationships, and I think this had a lot to do with the sudden change, with the addition of the new roommate. He was clearly happy before that, which was communicated without any sugar coating. Honestly, his flaw in particular was probably that he was more impressionable than many, which is the source of the problem. He wanted an exclusive relationship, pushed for it, a…
/r/PurplePillDebate31/01/15 01:00 PM
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I had a really awesome boyfriend at one point. We had an excellent relationship. I've always been an incredibly independent person as was he, so our relationship wasn't codependent like so many that we saw. We discussed often that we enjoyed that about each other. We both had eclectic interests. I work on Commercial Fishing boats and at that time and was going to college in fall. He and I would alternate cooking and cleaning, we both also have mechanical and electrical knowledge, so if something…
/r/PurplePillDebate30/01/15 01:34 PM
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