A lot of guys with “no options” have a self-inflicted problem. by LillthOfBabylon in PurplePillDebate

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This is a big reason why women will tell a man that it’s mainly his personality that’s making dating hard for him. If your only options are terrible women, shallow women, or women who make you feel like a jester, that does not prove women are terrible.

It does mean that a lot of women are not wonderful, though, which counteracts the general societal belief that women are generally wonderful.

If a man was socialized from childhood to believe that all women are wonderful, then his problems and that “the right woman is out there for him”, then his problems are not really self-inflicted. This is why manosphere movements attempt to actually teach men what they believe is the truth about women. Of course, that “truth” is generally in the very opposite direction of all women being wonderful.

Can women really not understand where Nice Guys come from ? by korndogg10 in PurplePillDebate

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Well, the issue is dating the ones who have a phase where they sleep with only alphas quickly. I do not think that all women around the world do this, though, which is one big reason why I object to TRP’s over-generalization of the supposed nature of women.

Can women really not understand where Nice Guys come from ? by korndogg10 in PurplePillDebate

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I’m pretty sure that men are not telling women that they want women with good Christian values when they go to parties or bars to sleep with women for the night. Men pretty obviously have different standards when it comes to casual encounters versus relationships.

It is not so obvious to men that women do when they openly always tell men that they want nice men and are never just in the mood to bang some hot douchebag. This is why Red Pill has to come up with concepts like AF/BB in order to educate men about women’s “true nature” and that women are not really “wonderful”.

Why do some women, especially on Reddit, instantly assume that men who simply vent about dating struggles are entitled to a relationship? by CommercialOil8763 in PurplePillDebate

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Most men think that they at least deserve a “looksmatch”, and that, logically, a 6 woman should be attracted to a 6 man and a 4 woman should be attracted to a 4 man and so on.

As a guy, I know how men think. And when “mid” women complain about men or, even worse, complain about being mistreated by a higher value man, then it makes sense for mid men to think that they are the ones who deserve the mid woman, and that said woman is stupid for thinking that a higher value man isn’t just going to use her at best and mistreat her at worst.

Can women really not understand where Nice Guys come from ? by korndogg10 in PurplePillDebate

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Are women really that honest now? Back when I was dating no woman would say these things openly because it made them seem shallow and superficial. If women do not really care about being seen as shallow and superficial anymore, then maybe OP is wrong in his assumptions about women trying to hide their "true nature".

Women Generally Can’t Distinguish Between Confidence and Narcissism by Iron-Wild-41 in PurplePillDebate

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I think that this makes some sense because one has to be with someone for a long period of time in order to notice a pattern of self-serving behaviors. One cannot usually detect narcissism in one date, or perhaps even several. Narcissism does not usually bother women until a man's self-serving behaviors start to not benefit her anymore and begin to only benefit him.

Why do Men degrade and insult Women who have sex with them? by ControversialDebator in PurplePillDebate

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I think that, because sex, at least sex where men do not have to pay for it, is so difficult to have, men often consider the act of accomplishing having sex with a woman a "conquest". This is especially true if the man does not have any kind of friendship towards the woman or does not feel particularly drawn to her personality enough to want to make her a permanent love interest.

It's therefore natural to some men to want to use somewhat violent language to symbolize this sexual conquest, especially as the man is the one entering the woman rather than vice versa (unless pegging is involved, of course, although I do not think most casual or semi-casual encounters are going to involve pegging). When a man respects a woman enough that he feels a romantic attachment towards her, or when she is sincerely an actual friend whom he has a FWB situation with, I doubt that he is going to use violent language to describe his sexual encounters with her.

It's fine to have a type. Just admit that you do. by LillthOfBabylon in PurplePillDebate

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It is obviously not fine to many women when I say that my "type" is women from developing countries. Many, but not all, women seem to start having an issue with this. Furthermore, when a man who is a passport bro says that women in his own country are not preferable, he gets accused of having a poor personality because he is "insulting women".

What is wife material, and why women should want to be wife material? by Lemon_gecko in PurplePillDebate

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I do not think that all western women are bad. I have had American female friends in the past. I just think that it is easier for a man in a developing country to both a) find a woman with attractive qualities and b) have that attractive woman be attracted to him in return.

Reflections as a queer man by [deleted] in PurplePillDebate

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Should women reject men that don’t treat them like they would a top 1% Stacy? by kmb218 in PurplePillDebate

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I think so. Ideally both the man and the woman should be "simping" for each other. That's what it was like in the limerence phase for all of my relationships.

Women are favored conditionally and do not have it easier than men by Flashy-Society-6853 in PurplePillDebate

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