One of my first arguments on here was with a guy who was arguing that women only like hypermasculine Chads. I was telling him about how I spent years crushing on a skinny feminine guy because he was charming and attentive, and upon finding out that I was 14 when I met him, the guy I was arguing with told me that the experience didn't count because I was a little girl (even though this went on until I was only 6 months short of legal adulthood).

Another time, I was arguing with someone else about women finding male vulnerability repulsive and was telling him about a sensitive boy that I knew in school that had a lot of girls (including me) who were friends with him and had crushes on him, and he said that it didn't count because we were children. I understand how a 9 year old who hasn't gone through puberty isn't yet driven towards "hypergamy" or whatever you want to call it, but a 14 year old?

When little girls first get crushes, they think about getting married to whoever their crush is and growing old with him and loving him forever. They're not thinking about "beta bux" and certainly not "alpha fux". Again, you could say "well they haven't gone through puberty so they have no biological urge yet", but IME this "fairytale" idea of relationships is also seen in pubescent teenage girls. We stop believing in fairytales as we get older and realize that they don't exist, but deep down that's still what we want ("we" being people in general, not just girls/women). So at what age do you think girls stop wanting Prince Charming and start wanting Chad Thundercock?

You say women have no empathy for men. Is this innate? Do girls not have empathy for boys and men? Are they disgusted when a boy in their class cries, instead of concerned? Because if that was your experience of school, you and I went to school with very different children. And if girls are born with empathy for the opposite sex, when do they lose it?

A lot of ridiculous redpill "theories" fall apart when you acknowledge child development, such as the idea that women don't have traditionally male hobbies or interests unless they're fucked into us (how do girls develop interests as children? are we just empty shells until our teenage years when we start "absorbing" interests from our sexual partners? are little girls with interests beyond pink and ponies all victims of sexual abuse?), but I'm interested to hear your take on this.

(Please do not make this discussion creepy; I will not hesitate to report you)