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| 1 | Be honest: Males and females with no kids do you automatically disqualify someone if you find out they have a kid?My daughter deserves good role models. I can do a lot as a single dad, but the bottom line is that this young woman needs capable, kind, yet savvy women to look up to and interact with in her daily life. Men and women have different life experiences, so I can't possibly cover ALL of the bases. | /r/PurplePillDebate | 01/09/20 11:39 PM |
| 8 | Be honest: Males and females with no kids do you automatically disqualify someone if you find out they have a kid?That's sad. My kid is in my IG at least every week or so; I can't conceive of what you're saying. Hell, I've ended things with women when I saw that they weren't going to be a good role model for my daughter. As far as OP goes, I prefer if the woman I'm seeing A) has kids and is B) a solid parent. Dating women who haven't had kids is hit or miss, at best. | /r/PurplePillDebate | 28/08/20 11:57 PM |
| 1 | Was I wrong for leaving a plate...So you treat it that way. You slide the bill back across the table, tell her you need to excuse yourself to make some calls, and that you'll be taking her back to her place after she settles her bill. Then you do that. On the way back you just dont engage. When you get there you unload her shit and drive off without a word. Go do whatever you planned. You know... many decades ago, this was exactly what happened. If someone was trying to use you, you called her on it and stepped out. This is at t… | /r/askTRP | 06/05/18 10:43 PM |
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