xCaffeineQueen Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
0	One wife's simple answer to the question: "Why I've Packed My Husband's Lunch For 15 Years" I never said that this whole sub would feel better if females didn't exist, I asked SAWDUST_IN_MY_HEAD a personal question relating to his reply. I would enjoy discussing it with you as well, but I wanted to clarify I wasn't saying everyone in this sub is like that.	/r/TheRedPill	01/12/13 10:14 PM
-1	One wife's simple answer to the question: "Why I've Packed My Husband's Lunch For 15 Years" Because he hasn't said anything positive about females and is defending how the world would be fine without them. I'm not psychic, but I do like to know where people really are coming from instead of just getting a generalized closure. That was the conclusion I drew from his response and I asked instead of keeping it to myself.	/r/TheRedPill	01/12/13 09:51 PM
4	One wife's simple answer to the question: "Why I've Packed My Husband's Lunch For 15 Years" Oooh ok I get it now, thank you. I went back to the thread to find examples of what I was talking about and saw it from a different perspective because of your reply. There are a few that are iffy to me like "this woman gets it" as if women have a responsibility to be exactly what a guy wants, some women aren't raised like that woman was, but what evs. You answered my question beautifully. Have a great day sir! :)	/r/TheRedPill	01/12/13 09:27 PM
0	One wife's simple answer to the question: "Why I've Packed My Husband's Lunch For 15 Years" Maybe you should take your head out from a rock and see that psychological marketing constructs a lot of problems for society. It creates a manipulative and unhealthy environment, but everyone just wants to blame each other because it makes them feel better in the moment. Women have contributed to science whether or not you acknowledge it. You're arguing for how humanity would be fine with out women, that's why I'm drawing conclusions that you'd be happier without them. It looks like I've receiv…	/r/TheRedPill	01/12/13 09:07 PM
1	One wife's simple answer to the question: "Why I've Packed My Husband's Lunch For 15 Years" So are you saying that if you could, you wouldn't want females to exist with you anymore? Do you guys see the fact that the two genders are raised differently as well, creating a difference between the sexes? Men are raised to not observe their feelings and reach conclusions in their mind like women, they usually look over the situation at hand and then execute a plan immediately. The differences between the genders create the world we have right now, there are a lot of women who have contribute…	/r/TheRedPill	01/12/13 08:51 PM
2	One wife's simple answer to the question: "Why I've Packed My Husband's Lunch For 15 Years" When I was a child, while going through some hard times people would say, "xCaffeineQueen, you're a trooper. You're so strong." and that's why it seems degrading to me. Like how some people are trained to 'infantize' their clients for their jobs by saying, "So how are we doing today?" kind of talk, that's how calling a women a 'trooper' appears to me. I didn't mean to piss people off. If no one wants to answer, I guess that's ok because no one came to this thread prepared to answer the questions…	/r/TheRedPill	01/12/13 08:35 PM
-4	One wife's simple answer to the question: "Why I've Packed My Husband's Lunch For 15 Years" Dude, those two words have different meanings but could both have fit, I'm not the kind of person to point out someone's mistakes on purpose for my own satisfaction. I didn't 'fly off the handle', I was explaining why I feel people think this sub is hateful. When you have extreme views, expecting extreme remarks is to be anticipated because TRP perspectives are far from the norm in the first place. You are being defensive... or you might just be an asshole, I have no clue, but if I spoke to some…	/r/TheRedPill	01/12/13 08:22 PM
2	One wife's simple answer to the question: "Why I've Packed My Husband's Lunch For 15 Years" You guys are missing exactly what I mean. I'm speaking towards the people who don't understand why the average person doesn't like 'the red pill'. Not every single person you've encountered in your life have read the same materials you have, leading to misunderstandings in communication. In the average American knowledge, Patrice's material is not among the common understanding. Patrice might mean something else by calling someone a 'trooper', but most people do not think of his meaning when hea…	/r/TheRedPill	01/12/13 07:40 PM