why_lie_mgtow Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

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1	I'm everything a red pill man would want, but I'd never be with a red pill man. Here's why... What do you seem to see in her which makes her special or unique enough to be a "unicorn"? If you believe her to be one, I almost envy you. People with low expectations are rarely disappointed in life after all.	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/09/14 01:47 PM
1	I'm everything a red pill man would want, but I'd never be with a red pill man. Here's why... A man getting a woman in bed and pleasing her takes a considerable amount of skill and finesse. The higher class the woman, the more difficult it is. If anything, it's more like a roller coaster for him, and he's damned well earned his ticket when he gets to enjoy the ride. A woman getting a man in bed and pleasing him takes no skill whatsoever so long as she is at least moderately attractive. She can get a free ride on the cock carousel whenever she wants. Sorry to break it to you, but men and …	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/09/14 01:39 PM
1	I'm everything a red pill man would want, but I'd never be with a red pill man. Here's why... I'm not going to sit here and write you a book about my own tastes. Attraction is ultimately subjective. You seem to agree with her and believe she is a "unicorn" and is one of the most rare examples of womanly perfection. I do not. If you are happy to go chasing a woman like her as your ideal, at the very least you will not have a shortage of prospects since women fitting her description are a dime a dozen... so you have that going for you, which is nice.	/r/PurplePillDebate	18/09/14 01:29 PM
1	I'm everything a red pill man would want, but I'd never be with a red pill man. Here's why... So you're highly intelligent, well educated, employed, attractive, athletic, a good cook, a good housekeeper and don't ride the pussy carousel? Yes. Aside from the "pussy carousel" part at any rate, as there is no such thing as a "pussy carousel".	/r/PurplePillDebate	13/09/14 05:17 PM
1	I'm everything a red pill man would want, but I'd never be with a red pill man. Here's why... Long hair is a matter of preference. Being able to be monogamous, on the other hand, is something which any adult who's not a complete slut should be capable of. And what about being pretty? It's not like a person can help that. To a vast degree, that can be offset by actually having a personality and being an interesting person. Consider two women: one is a 9 in the looks department and has a typical shallow female princess attitude, the other is a 7 who has an interesting and engaging personal…	/r/PurplePillDebate	13/09/14 05:14 PM
2	I'm everything a red pill man would want, but I'd never be with a red pill man. Here's why... If you can't tell by my user name, I'm not looking for any qualities in a woman at all. There is absolutely nothing about American women which appeals to me aside from possibly sex, and sex is frequently a liability and more trouble than it's worth to get in the first place. If I were looking for a woman, however, I would have expectations which are higher than such basic qualifications which any competent adult should be able to fulfill or perform. For god's sake, she might as well add "I can t…	/r/PurplePillDebate	13/09/14 05:08 PM
8	I'm everything a red pill man would want, but I'd never be with a red pill man. Here's why... I don't believe those are all "pretty good" in one person. All of that should be expected out of someone, not applauded. You might as well be giving someone a pat on the back for never having gone to prison. I have no way of knowing if you're male or female, but I'll say this; If you are a man you are part of the problem I mentioned earlier... you do not hold women to a high standard. If you are a woman, then you do not hold yourself to a high standard.	/r/PurplePillDebate	10/09/14 10:15 AM
10	I'm everything a red pill man would want, but I'd never be with a red pill man. Here's why... How are any of those qualities somehow "exceptional" and not just average? Are you saying men should expect women to be dumb, unemployed, sickly, ugly, and aren't even able to make toast without starting a house fire, and if they rise above that they're somehow the fabled "unicorn"? Seriously. Which aspect of any of those qualities you mentioned is truly "exceptional"?	/r/PurplePillDebate	10/09/14 10:03 AM
11	I'm everything a red pill man would want, but I'd never be with a red pill man. Here's why... Oh, I won't deny that I'm bitter at all. It does make me bitter that women consider themselves special princesses for just being at best average, and end up with an entitlement complex for just existing and being able to hold down a functional life. I don't completely fault them, though. A part of the fault lies on men for not holding women to a higher standard.	/r/PurplePillDebate	10/09/14 09:56 AM
23	I'm everything a red pill man would want, but I'd never be with a red pill man. Here's why... Unfortunately, yes... the bar is that low for women. Let's look at the list: I do indeed think of myself as smart. I graduated from a top research institution in the US and have a wonderful job as a medical researcher. I love to cook. I cook all of my meals. Since starting my job 3 months ago, I ate out once. I love making my boyfriend as happy as possible (it makes me happy) I like to spice things up in the bedroom with him I've had sex with one person in my life (my boyfriend) I am nowhere nea…	/r/PurplePillDebate	10/09/14 09:43 AM
1	I think the widespread demonization of "objectification" is subtly a war against men. CMV Did you just bash me for pointing out that grown women had an obsession with the "teenybopper" Twilight movies before saying that naked selfies are "artistic nudes"? ...Yeah, sorry, I can't take your opinion on the subject seriously.	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/09/14 06:52 PM
1	RPers: To what extent is this "primer" accurate? Are MGTOW smart or are they insecure and leaving the SMP? For me, it's pretty simple: I don't see anything in the sexual market place which I would like to purchase. I'm simply not interested in what the majority of women appear to be selling. In my experience, most Western women can make good friends, family members, co-workers, and the like, but as far as romance goes... they are fickle, entitled, manipulative, and simply impossible to please due to their unrealistic expectations. And what's m…	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/09/14 07:10 AM
1	I think the widespread demonization of "objectification" is subtly a war against men. CMV For example, there is no common belief in Western society that women who wear revealing clothing, on some level, were responsible for being raped? Perhaps in some very conservative small towns in the bible belt there may be, but overall no there's not. There is a common sense belief, however, that if a woman wears revealing clothing and walks down a dark alley at night, then yeah there might be a pretty shitty person or group of people there to take advantage of her. All the slut walks and attem…	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/09/14 04:15 AM
1	I think the widespread demonization of "objectification" is subtly a war against men. CMV And checking people out at the beach can be a part of rape culture if certain attitudes are underpinning the action. For example, if a woman asks a man not to stare because it's making her uncomfortable and he says something like, "But it's a free country, I can look at you if I want!" then there could be a problem there. That's a very unlikely situation, let's face it. And it's not an indication of "rape culture" - that's just someone being a rude jackass. I could digress on the fact that the e…	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/09/14 03:40 AM
1	I think the widespread demonization of "objectification" is subtly a war against men. CMV There is no innate male tendency towards objectification. Being sexually attracted to physical characteristics is perfectly fine and normal. Viewing or treating women as consisting solely of those sexual characteristics (i.e. objectification) is the problem. I can agree with your main argument here. However, a large problem is that many women (feminists in particular) throw around the term "objectification" extremely loosely when it comes to men. A guy casually checking out some bikinis on the b…	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/09/14 03:19 AM
1	I think the widespread demonization of "objectification" is subtly a war against men. CMV Pretend there's absolutely no way the two groups would ever overlap if you like.	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/09/14 03:08 AM
2	I think the widespread demonization of "objectification" is subtly a war against men. CMV It's very clear that men and women are sexually driven by different things. Men rely more on visual stimulation right off the bat than women who, while visual stimulation is a factor, it is less important in what arouses them. Just because of the fact that women consider the "whole package" (i.e. intelligence, leadership, courage, etc as you've stated) more than a man does in the initial judgment on what they find attractive doesn't somehow make it "better" or "okay". In short, saying "It's okay…	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/09/14 02:58 AM
-2	I think the widespread demonization of "objectification" is subtly a war against men. CMV Call it baseless if you like, but it's my opinion. Posting an opinion isn't against the rules on the sidebar, last I checked. And another thing, are you insinuating that women of all ages weren't flocking to the theaters to see those Twilight movies? Pretty sure ticket sales will prove you wrong.	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/09/14 02:38 AM
-7	Blue Pillers and Sex-positivism and fantasy fulfillment: where do you draw the line at encouraging risky behavior? Not surprising. American women on average (and in particular white women, I've noticed) have a huge disconnect from the concept that actions have consequences. To her, you were possibly imposing sexism or maybe promoting rape culture, instead of being concerned for her safety.	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/09/14 02:14 AM
-1	I think the widespread demonization of "objectification" is subtly a war against men. CMV Meanwhile, those feminists and BP women who rant and rave on about women being objectified were probably flocking the theaters at the Twilight movies a few years ago drooling over Edward and Jacob taking off their shirts (and let's not forget that their characters are minors in the movie, at that.) EDIT: Being downvoted on a sub with a "no downvoting" rule. How polite... I can see BP'ers, feminists, and the like have impeccable respect for the rules of this sub.	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/09/14 01:18 AM
3	When women complain that "there are no good men left" or ask "where have all the good men gone," what exactly do they mean by "good men?" The reputation American women have as entitled princesses in other countries is certainly telling. Plus, let's not forget about the OkCupid statistics which show that on average women rate 80 percent of men are rated as "below average". While not being concrete evidence, both of these certainly point to the idea that American women on average are in fact the way he describes... which could be an explanation why modern Western women, while living in a comparative life of luxury compared to 99.9% …	/r/PurplePillDebate	05/09/14 12:50 AM
2	Let's talk generalities. Ladies, be you red blue or periwinkle, how often do you encounter rude unpleasant men? Men, vice versa. As a guideline, the hotter a woman is, the snottier she is unless she wants something out of you.	/r/PurplePillDebate	04/09/14 10:42 AM