unamie777 Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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2	Hilarious Video of a feminist crying because she wants man. African women are now realizing that unlike the West there are no safety nets for women. And women in the west will eventually learn that the safety net expires at age 60ish. not just the west. my family is from Argentina and when I went back home I talked to my uncles who all warned me not to get married there since divorce is extremely common. In Argentina it's super common for our economy to suddenly go to shit every 7 years or so for the usual bullshit reasons like a rigged election or massive goverment corruption. but when that happens; all the "liberated" women who loose their jobs and suddenly are out on their ass (women typically don't save their money) start…	/r/AntiFeminists	28/07/21 04:21 PM
1	Do people really change? No I don't think no, not past the age of 25 that is. A fully mature and developed brain by the time your 25 to 28 is done growing and is beginning to age. your reflexes slow down, it becomes harder to retain information etc, this is why kids have a easier time learning new languages then adults do. So no, past a certain age people are who they are going to be for the rest of their lives. That's not always a bad thing unless your a shitty person then yeah; be yourself and don't front. One of the …	/r/PurplePillDebate	03/06/21 07:00 PM
1	Everybody is having less sex, it's just easier for women I don't think that's what he's saying, and I think you know that and are choosing to be a dishonest shit for not even bothering to engage in the argument, but oh well, this is r/PurplePillDebate after all. So I'll have a go at it while my game is done downloading. The argument that he's making is the same argument that those people who talk about sex dolls and vr sex have been making for a while. People when given the choice to have it the easy way or the hard way, will always in every corner of…	/r/PurplePillDebate	02/06/21 10:40 PM
1	Accurate I don't think so, not that early that is, around the 1970s? maybe late 1960s? for sure. But classic films made prior to the end of the 1950s, nah I can't see it. Movies reflect life in a lot more ways then we think they do, however you might have a different perspective on feminism then I do so i can't say for sure. Some of the most wholesome and genuinely good films I've ever watched were made in the 40s and 50s around the end of the second world war. It wasn't until the 60s and the whole hippi…	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	08/05/21 04:10 AM
10	Imagine being this old and trying to seduce men and while also claiming to want a "serious forever kind of relationship". That boat has long since sailed.(she hid her age on the app). These are the types of women that end up falling for those Nigerian romance scams and get fleeced out of thousands of dollars; sometimes their whole life savings. If you research them a little bit the way they work is a Nigerian or another west african will sit in front of a laptop for hours trying to find women like this on the internet in order to chat them up, they usually start small, say a few things here and there and then exchange either numbers or emails and try to initiate communication…	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	03/05/21 02:28 AM
2	This 25 YO herpes infested single mother wants you to accept her diseased snatch (and her crotch goblin) from Chad. Wanna roll the dice? 🤮	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	03/05/21 02:04 AM
1	Accurate wanted to make a good movie >wanted to make a good movie never said it came out that way. webb wanted to go against the romcom avalanche of the late 2000s and ended up making a shitty movie that could have been something more then what it was. if he wanted to go full retard it wouldn't have scenes in the movie that do go against the narrative of 99% of all other romance movies. still 6/10	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	24/04/21 09:27 PM
5	Accurate I don't think it is. I watched it and didn't like it, so I watched it again, and still didn't like it. movie night with friends came around a year after that and watched it again and hated it, so I watched again and still hated it. The thing it ties to do, it does very poorly at. I get the tropes its trying to make the viewer deal with and think about, the underlining message it tried to put forward and say to the viewer from beginning to end but honestly that entire message came a bit too late …	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	24/04/21 08:06 PM
1	Single mom of 3, dates a guy covered in tattoos from head to toe. All her female friends support her. 8 months later, she is asking for help to change her locks to keep her ex bf out the house. Totallty, did not see that coming. And the folks are lining up to help her deal with her bad decisions. which is why they are coming for crypto like never before. one of the easiest ways to dodge taxes is to use crypto wallets and to set them up under other peoples names and just put all your coins into a hardware wallet then trade them locally. the gov knows this now so they will come for people hard. I started trading all my crypto a while back and investing in raw gold and silver since I think it will make it harder to be taxed and easier to move around and trade. My plan is to transfer all my …	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	24/04/21 06:14 PM
0	Accurate nope i'd agree, peter parker in the spider-man movies is also pretty fucking cringe too and I have no idea why so many people pick him over a more decent super hero like batman, the punisher or ironman. It's honestly pathetic when people talk about spiderman being so relatable... when he really shouldn't be. It reminds me a lot of the pencil neck dweebs they chose to portray on that pukebag of a show the big bang theory.	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	24/04/21 03:56 PM
29	Accurate tons of movies are like that, at least anything past 1985. Some of my favorite movies turned out to be massive piles of shit filled with garbage like forrest gump was but just like you it took me a while to really see them for what they are. Some are the exact opposite and I love them now after re-watching them now that I'm a lot older. I think one of the worse ones that tries to give a good message (not that good of a message in the end) but ultimately fails is 500 days of summer. It's one movi…	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	24/04/21 03:50 PM
1	CMV: Almost all relationship and dating problems are solved by being childfree For some time yes; there are few problems if any at the start. In a recession like in 08? great! one less mouth/s to feed, easier to move if you lost your job; new covid recession? even better, one less person/s to look after. that is until you get older. I've met quite a few childfree people while I was in college and while I agree that it can be a hassle free and easy life; you also have one less person to take care of you or help you in older age. and I get it, CF people will jump down my thr…	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/03/21 03:41 AM
1	The Future of Sex Yeah I think if the tech was already good enough I honestly wouldn't mind just living the rest of my life that way. The amount of garbage I see people from both sexes tolerate just so they don't have to be alone is honestly breath taking at times. Didn't know this but apparently infidelity is quite common among married middle aged couples. at least in the western world and japan and s.korea. I think I'll pass on that/ It's not necessarily the choice i'd take I honestly think that's where I diffe…	/r/PurplePillDebate	13/03/21 11:48 PM
2	The Future of Sex I dont think it will at least not to the same degree humans have done so in the past remember before the sexual liberation movement in the west, some viewed sex and reproduction as a necessity to keep farms going and the army strong in number but that's all changing; never in my life did I ever imagine we would see something like CRISPR Cas9. Something right out of an Issac Asimov book but we do and it works and it's only getting better by the day. foreseeable depends on how much we regulate and…	/r/PurplePillDebate	13/03/21 02:11 PM
2	The Future of Sex VR technology I suspect that by the time I'm a middle aged man (late 20s now) ar/vr pornography will be so advanced and interactive that there will heaps of people that will become addicted to it the same way video games and social media has drawn billions around the planet in; and changed them. My older brother still tells me about growing up in the late 80s 90s and how different teens and young adult are compared to then. I honestly don't mind the idea of it and actually look forward to it. It…	/r/PurplePillDebate	13/03/21 02:01 PM
2	Is there anything to even like about someone like this? I've said this on here before but I'll say it again. the best choice men have when dealing with modern dating is really to wait and gain resources. take care of your body and health and then hook up with hookers girls and marry one of them. I'm 31 and been going steady with a 20 year old. if it gets boring or she starts that dumb shit with me? I got 2 more lined up already. This type of lifestyle if you wanna call it that burns these post wall women's asses like you wouldn't believe. Because it'…	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	19/02/21 08:28 AM
3	Average and fat 46 yo looking for Brad Pitt. Why is this so difficult? Anybody left in the Universe to reply back? As fucked up as this may sound; after lurking this sub for a while I now understand why romance scams are the most costliest form of cyber crime there is.[1] I work in cyber security and for a while I thought that it was Russians running massive credit card and banking malware schemes[2] that are making the big bucks as far as cyber criminals go. But as it turns out when I looked more into it; cyber criminals and scammers from Nigeria and Ghana are making millions if not billions more then the R…	/r/WhereAreAllTheGoodMen	31/12/20 08:56 AM