Somewhat inspired by this post:

https://old.reddit.com/r/PurplePillDebate/comments/i48iep/trp_is_the_crazy_idea_that_average_men_have_the/

and talks of “Master Morality” and “The weak should fear the strong” and basically being selfish and taking whatever you want within your power, whatever the cost to others there might be.

 

I’m just curious where people here lie. Here are a few scenarios:

 

For men:

1: A hot girl wants your dick, but has an SO. Would you? What if she is married?

I’m not asking if you wouldn’t do it out of fear of the boyfriend or deciding the possible drama isn’t worth it, but rather about if you are concerned about inflicting pain unto another man.

 

2: A girl is looking for a serious relationship, and you lead her on a bit to get in her pants a few times while saying you love her, then ghost. Would you? Let’s compare three scenarios:

 

a: She’s really sexy but a bit crazy and you dislike her personality. Maybe she is a bit of a bitch. Ok to pump and dump?

b: You think she wants you to commit for access to your resources. She heard you have a good job. Maybe she is a single mother. You want a piece of that hot ass but don’t want to support another man’s children. That gold digging whore deserves to get curved.

c: She is a naive sweetheart and romantic who quickly becomes attached but doesn’t realize you are a ruthless redpilled fuckboi gaming and using her as just another plate. Feel any guilt in this scenario?

 

For women:

1: Your boyfriend has become mean and kind of abusive, yet you are dependent on them for resources currently. You find a hot guy who treats you right and is willing to have a discreet affair with you. Would you? Remember, your present financial situation means you don’t want to break up with your boyfriend, and since he is a jerk maybe he deserves to get cheated on.

 

2: You have a beta orbiter who texts you often providing emotional support and often gives you gifts. You know he likes you. Do you:

a: Let him down softly, thus losing his attention and resource commitment (“You are like a brother to me.”) Don’t let him foolishly waste his time, he has been kind to you and deserves to find love elsewhere. If he actually just wants to be friends, then he’ll stick around.

b: Deliberately act to keep him in your orbit by subtly stringing him along. With the cowardly insincerity of his strategy, perhaps he deserves it, and you really enjoy his platonic affection and attention.

c: Don’t encourage or push him away. Let him do what he wants until he makes his move, then turn him down. Let things play out naturally.

 

3: Your boyfriend of three years introduces you to their friend who is taller, more muscular, more extroverted, and more financially successful. After a while this friend expresses their interest in you. Your boyfriend of three years is still the man you fell in love with back then and he has been good to you, but this guy seems superior in many categories. Perhaps your smv is a few points above your current boyfriend. Ok to branch swing to someone you see as more in your league?

 

You don’t have to answer these specific questions if you don’t want, or you can bring up scenarios where you didn’t do something you wanted to because you felt it was immoral.

How many here can say they act purely in their own self interest? Personally, I’m against doing things I consider immoral for personal gain.