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The_Face_of_Boo
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TheSpectrum wrote:
Luhluhluh wrote:
TheSpectrum wrote:
Peacesells wrote:
I wish people learned how to post statistics and scientific data.
I find assumptions, false equivalencies and conjecture to be far more entertaining for the purposes of this forum.
Yeah you and me both, but it's much easier to pass blame on an entire gender for one's personal dating difficulties.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2 ... 105401.htm
Oh, I got my numbers wrong. It's 21%, not 12%.
"Hey, I only have a 1 in 5 chance of leaving you if you get cancer. We should date".
Oh my, this sounds so sexy- I would date a woman who talks like this in a heartbeat.
The_Face_of_Boo
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Peacesells wrote:
Luhluhluh wrote:
TheSpectrum wrote:
Peacesells wrote:
I wish people learned how to post statistics and scientific data.
I find assumptions, false equivalencies and conjecture to be far more entertaining for the purposes of this forum.
Yeah you and me both, but it's much easier to pass blame on an entire gender for one's personal dating difficulties.
https://www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2 ... 105401.htm
Oh, I got my numbers wrong. It's 21%, not 12%.
Thank you, the article is very interesting. My only doubt, given my ignorance of statistics, is if the sample is big and rapresentative enough to validate the statement.
Please note that it doesn't stem from sexism, but rather from the fact that I expected many more people to be involved. Also it's only American people, so I am not sure if the same happens elsewhere too.
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
And men without full time jobs are 33% more likely to get divorced.
She is right, stop giving numbers like that, it's very annoying.
Dude, check again the quote tree; it was she who started with the stats.
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
I guess you are a male, your view on romance is typical for the inexpeirenced hopless romantic male.
I will be going stereotypyical here, but like XFG mentioned before, males tend to be more “ideal” romantically and less practical than females. Young males tend to fantasize about this unconditional kind of love.
But when males start to date real females, and when they got dropped like hot potato at the first major financial hardship, they get shocked. They discover that their views on love between the two are so different.
That’s actually the main “theme” of Redpill, unlike what many think the redpill is not populated by lonely bitter males who can’t find dates, it’s not like L&D - but it is more populated by bitter ex-boyfriends and divorced husbands who got abandoned by their once partners due to financial hardships.
RP fellas believe strongly that the men’s definition of love is not at all the same as the women’s definition of love.
Your idealist lecture is something that I can relate to, as a male who had the same ideal views before, many males did, but I bet it would fall on deaf ears on most women, like Lulululuh whose views are very typically female (except the not wanting children part); I bet that her first thought about your post was “this is just an execuse to be a lazy TV couch potato”.
So yeah for someone who values independence and assets that much, she would probably abandon her 15 years partner if he ever loses his capacity to generate money forever - actually she may no longer feel attracted to him - I really doubt that she would use her own money to support him for the rest of life; just for the sake of “love”.
I will be going stereotypyical here, but like XFG mentioned before, males tend to be more “ideal” romantically and less practical than females. Young males tend to fantasize about this unconditional kind of love.
But when males start to date real females, and when they got dropped like hot potato at the first major financial hardship, they get shocked. They discover that their views on love between the two are so different.
That’s actually the main “theme” of Redpill, unlike what many think the redpill is not populated by lonely bitter males who can’t find dates, it’s not like L&D - but it is more populated by bitter ex-boyfriends and divorced husbands who got abandoned by their once partners due to financial hardships.
RP fellas believe strongly that the men’s definition of love is not at all the same as the women’s definition of love.
Your idealist lecture is something that I can relate to, as a male who had the same ideal views before, many males did, but I bet it would fall on deaf ears on most women, like Lulululuh whose views are very typically female (except the not wanting children part); I bet that her first thought about your post was “this is just an execuse to be a lazy TV couch potato”.
So yeah for someone who values independence and assets that much, she would probably abandon her 15 years partner if he ever loses his capacity to generate money forever - actually she may no longer feel attracted to him - I really doubt that she would use her own money to support him for the rest of life; just for the sake of “love”.
No. I am disabled, have mental problems and of course autism and other physical problems and because of my problems I can't work. Had to drop out of high school because of my problems but taught myself everything. English is not my main language, nobody taught me English but myself.
Had girlfriends from all sides of society, good jobs, no job, you name it. We grew apart, it did not work, none dropped me like a sack of potatoes and it had nothing to do with job or income because I am on welfare and have my own money. Mutual decision every time. Only had one extremely abusive one and I dumped her.
I do get rejected so much it's insane, women can't see past my problems. I understand it's too much and decided 6 months ago to remain single and accept that.
Love to me is unconditional and if that is not present, there is no love. Women that are practical, have lost faith in finding true love, their soulmate, that is my opinion. Truly feel sorry for them. That is in my opinion why most love songs or by men, as well as poems.
Have no desire to only sleep with a woman and even if a woman now comes up to me and offers, I would not even want to have a woman like that. But I am a weird one, I fall for behavior, not looks, can find someone physically unattractive (which I do not mind at all) but when I see them do something like care for an injured animal, I start finding them incredibly attractive and start falling for them. Physically attractive women that act like they own the place and are pretty just make me nauseous and I find them immediately unattractive.
People that abandon their partner when they get sick or something other horrible, that is awful behavior. You never loved the other person, you are just with them for fun and practical use. Feel sorry for those people. It's just a mutual agreement to be together in a way, friends with benefits.
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TheSpectrum wrote:
"Hey, I only have a 1 in 5 chance of leaving you if you get cancer. We should date".
I love your humor!
Seen a movie once where this happened and I yelled at the screen a lot. Was upset the entire week. How people can do that, leave their partner when they are in such a horrible situation is beyond me. No love at all. Even in that I am on the "Wrong Planet".
I have a blind dog, they told me I should put her down, told them she seems pretty happy and content with life and I am not a killer, told them to go play with themselves in a mean way and went to a good vet. He told me I was right and I knew I met a good one. She was 4 when she turned blind and now 13 and still happy as can be. Only needs some attention, love and care and she gets it. Love is a beautiful thing and she loves me to the end and back and I love her the same. Would die for her in a heartbeat.
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The_Face_of_Boo
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XFilesGeek wrote:
kraftiekortie wrote:
I guess figures have their place----but not when it comes to dating.
I've transcended "figures" all throughout my life. I really "should have been" some guy in a basement still living with his m other.
I've transcended "figures" all throughout my life. I really "should have been" some guy in a basement still living with his m other.
My uncle can't work due to legal issues.
My aunt's been fully supporting them both for the past 20-something years.
Is she a devout Christian?
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
XFilesGeek wrote:
kraftiekortie wrote:
I guess figures have their place----but not when it comes to dating.
I've transcended "figures" all throughout my life. I really "should have been" some guy in a basement still living with his m other.
I've transcended "figures" all throughout my life. I really "should have been" some guy in a basement still living with his m other.
My uncle can't work due to legal issues.
My aunt's been fully supporting them both for the past 20-something years.
Is she a devout Christian?
Don't know, I think she considers herself "spiritual" or something like that.
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LoneLoyalWolf wrote:
TheSpectrum wrote:
"Hey, I only have a 1 in 5 chance of leaving you if you get cancer. We should date".
I love your humor!
Thank you. I hope it doesn't leave a reflection on who I am as a person with you or anyone else. To me, comedy is comedy. It is not an identity.
As for your story, it is heartwarming. I read your other thread also. All I can say is, there is a lot of personality and good behind you. Translating that into something the public can process might be hard at times, but it is not foregone. A belated welcome to WP. You'll do fine.
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kraftiekortie wrote:
It's very stressful for a marriage if somebody is laid off from a job. It's stressful on the person laid off. This leads to stress all around.
Being laid off with no other source of income is very stressful, indeed.
Being laid off with no other source of income is very stressful, indeed.
My solution: Don't get married
And don't have kids.
My financial situation remains my problem and not his/hers. Unless of course my partner has a problem with me being poor for their own reasons, in which case, they are free to find someone else (as Luhluhluh says).
TheSpectrum wrote:
Thank you. I hope it doesn't leave a reflection on who I am as a person with you or anyone else. To me, comedy is comedy. It is not an identity.
As for your story, it is heartwarming. I read your other thread also. All I can say is, there is a lot of personality and good behind you. Translating that into something the public can process might be hard at times, but it is not foregone. A belated welcome to WP. You'll do fine.
As for your story, it is heartwarming. I read your other thread also. All I can say is, there is a lot of personality and good behind you. Translating that into something the public can process might be hard at times, but it is not foregone. A belated welcome to WP. You'll do fine.
Thank you, you are very kind and I feel humbled.
Don't worry, humor is what keeps the tension from rising to an extreme level. As long as it's not too personal, I can see the humor in it
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RetroGamer87
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LoneLoyalWolf wrote:
The_Face_of_Boo wrote:
I guess you are a male, your view on romance is typical for the inexpeirenced hopless romantic male.
I will be going stereotypyical here, but like XFG mentioned before, males tend to be more “ideal” romantically and less practical than females. Young males tend to fantasize about this unconditional kind of love.
But when males start to date real females, and when they got dropped like hot potato at the first major financial hardship, they get shocked. They discover that their views on love between the two are so different.
That’s actually the main “theme” of Redpill, unlike what many think the redpill is not populated by lonely bitter males who can’t find dates, it’s not like L&D - but it is more populated by bitter ex-boyfriends and divorced husbands who got abandoned by their once partners due to financial hardships.
RP fellas believe strongly that the men’s definition of love is not at all the same as the women’s definition of love.
Your idealist lecture is something that I can relate to, as a male who had the same ideal views before, many males did, but I bet it would fall on deaf ears on most women, like Lulululuh whose views are very typically female (except the not wanting children part); I bet that her first thought about your post was “this is just an execuse to be a lazy TV couch potato”.
So yeah for someone who values independence and assets that much, she would probably abandon her 15 years partner if he ever loses his capacity to generate money forever - actually she may no longer feel attracted to him - I really doubt that she would use her own money to support him for the rest of life; just for the sake of “love”.
I will be going stereotypyical here, but like XFG mentioned before, males tend to be more “ideal” romantically and less practical than females. Young males tend to fantasize about this unconditional kind of love.
But when males start to date real females, and when they got dropped like hot potato at the first major financial hardship, they get shocked. They discover that their views on love between the two are so different.
That’s actually the main “theme” of Redpill, unlike what many think the redpill is not populated by lonely bitter males who can’t find dates, it’s not like L&D - but it is more populated by bitter ex-boyfriends and divorced husbands who got abandoned by their once partners due to financial hardships.
RP fellas believe strongly that the men’s definition of love is not at all the same as the women’s definition of love.
Your idealist lecture is something that I can relate to, as a male who had the same ideal views before, many males did, but I bet it would fall on deaf ears on most women, like Lulululuh whose views are very typically female (except the not wanting children part); I bet that her first thought about your post was “this is just an execuse to be a lazy TV couch potato”.
So yeah for someone who values independence and assets that much, she would probably abandon her 15 years partner if he ever loses his capacity to generate money forever - actually she may no longer feel attracted to him - I really doubt that she would use her own money to support him for the rest of life; just for the sake of “love”.
No. I am disabled, have mental problems and of course autism and other physical problems and because of my problems I can't work. Had to drop out of high school because of my problems but taught myself everything. English is not my main language, nobody taught me English but myself.
Had girlfriends from all sides of society, good jobs, no job, you name it. We grew apart, it did not work, none dropped me like a sack of potatoes and it had nothing to do with job or income because I am on welfare and have my own money. Mutual decision every time. Only had one extremely abusive one and I dumped her.
I do get rejected so much it's insane, women can't see past my problems. I understand it's too much and decided 6 months ago to remain single and accept that.
Love to me is unconditional and if that is not present, there is no love. Women that are practical, have lost faith in finding true love, their soulmate, that is my opinion. Truly feel sorry for them. That is in my opinion why most love songs or by men, as well as poems.
Have no desire to only sleep with a woman and even if a woman now comes up to me and offers, I would not even want to have a woman like that. But I am a weird one, I fall for behavior, not looks, can find someone physically unattractive (which I do not mind at all) but when I see them do something like care for an injured animal, I start finding them incredibly attractive and start falling for them. Physically attractive women that act like they own the place and are pretty just make me nauseous and I find them immediately unattractive.
People that abandon their partner when they get sick or something other horrible, that is awful behavior. You never loved the other person, you are just with them for fun and practical use. Feel sorry for those people. It's just a mutual agreement to be together in a way, friends with benefits.
The. Your lucky
I’ve never had a girlfriend never will
Doesn’t seem to me based off my experiences and women in my area that any women can look past my income and see an human who has stuff to offer.
RetroGamer87 wrote:
yellowtamarin wrote:
You struggle with getting dates with women from dating apps/websites.
No. I don't struggle getting dates with women from dating sites
Hah, nice selective quoting!
yellowtamarin wrote:
Okay so here is just an idea to ponder, if this applies to you at all.
You struggle with getting dates with women from dating apps/websites.
You struggle with getting dates with women from dating apps/websites.
Then I guess you also don't have a problem with thinking women stop replying once you tell them "X" about yourself. Great
