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5	Height statistics from Bumble; Is this your exp in OLD At least you're not 4'11 (not that I am, it's just that the stats are even more depressing there 😂)	/r/PurplePillDebate	30/07/22 03:32 PM
0	Both Men And Women In "Normal" Society Acknowledge Alpha Fux Beta Bux For context, I'm a 26yr old dude. Actually been told by a few girls that I'm a nice guy or a paraphrase of what you've mentioned in your post which made me think. I get where you're coming from, but at the same time I think you can say that for the female beta-guy equivalent. A lot of them end up getting overlooked by the guys for the female alpha equivalent and only get "discovered" as they get older. The same way young women discriminate guys, young guys discriminate young women. There are jus…	/r/PurplePillDebate	21/07/22 11:53 AM
2	What are some funny lines I can use when joking about my shory height? This is a bit of off-topic, but has anyone tried those Conzuri shoes? Some of them come with a 2.5'' boost (basically male heels), but they look decent. Link: https://www.conzuri.com/ I'm curious whether anyone has had difference results with them vs without them. I'm kinda tempted to get a pair and try them out, but it won't be this month.	/r/seduction	12/07/22 01:36 PM
3	What are some funny lines I can use when joking about my shory height? Spot on. Just look at some male celebrity that women consider sexy like Tom Cruise (in his younger days), Zac Efron, etc. They're 5'7, 5'8. Bruno Mars is 5'5. Not sure if they're the best examples, but I hope you get my point :) Still, I'm 5'7 and I've been rejected on more than one occasion because they initially thought I was taller. Different girls just look for different guys, that's all.	/r/seduction	12/07/22 01:34 PM
2	What are the professions of the men on this sub? I'm a QA Consultant (in IT). My job (QA) is pretty much 50/50, I work with developers who tend to be 95% men, business analysts that are typically 60/40 (women/men), designers 90/10 (women/men), etc. IT is always rumoured to be male-dominated, but tbh, every team I've been on has been roughly equally split between men and women. By the way, just because you're in a male-dominated profession doesn't mean you can't understand women and, vice versa, just because you're in a female-dominated profess…	/r/PurplePillDebate	10/05/22 08:46 AM

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