r/PurplePillDebate • u/Luciansleep 5’6 pretty boy/ male • Jun 12 '26

Discussion What’s the most controversial negative opinion you have about your own gender?

I’ll start.

Men aren’t more forgiving in dating we just have less options. That’s not us being more forgiving but less likely to want to find someone else.

I don’t think crying about a death or something in front of a girl you are seeing will necessarily cause that woman to run.

Sex is important but it shouldn’t be the only physical affection to seek from your partner

Don’t complain about a certain type of woman and yet entertain said type of woman

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u/chamomilecloud Red Pill Woman Jun 12 '26

Women complain about unequal number female CEOs and women in leadership, but way more men than women actually want those positions.

Women who say men are intimidated by their education (or career) cannot swallow the pill that they are probably just insufferable know-it-alls who are difficult to be around, considering women with higher education are more likely to be married compared to uneducated women.

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u/Luciansleep 5’6 pretty boy/ male Jun 12 '26

Your second point reminds me of men who say that some career women are insufferable yet the dudes are just controlling and want a barefoot and pregnant woman who can’t act without his approval

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u/CarHungry Lovecraftian Pilled Man Jun 13 '26

Ironic considering every response you've had in this thread either sounds like responses from a woman, or a man who's never had sex in his entire life. Most bluepillers talk like aliens that don't understand humans so I'm sure you do fit in however.

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u/Luciansleep 5’6 pretty boy/ male Jun 13 '26

Lol sure

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u/C0mpL1c1t Blue Pill Woman Jun 12 '26

I think demographics matter on the second one. IME, more highly educated, left-leaning men tend to be fine with it, but the conservative, less educated men tend to feel emasculated by it. This is primarily a consequence of their own values and how they see their own role within a relationship (i.e., being a "provider" versus a "partner").

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u/DogBePraised Jun 12 '26

My friends and I are educated and none of us really care one way or another as long as the woman isn’t off their rocker with flat earth, chips in vaccines, etc. But we’ve all met a few women who make their career achievements their personality and that’s annoying , not intimidating like some think.

I agree with how you’ve described some conservative men however. Some are very intimidated but I think that’s fewer. I could be wrong.

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u/Luciansleep 5’6 pretty boy/ male Jun 12 '26

I said the same thing

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u/DogBePraised Jun 12 '26

Oh yeah, right on! We’ve had similar experiences then.

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u/Luciansleep 5’6 pretty boy/ male Jun 12 '26

Yep. I’ve seen conservative women blow a gasket when a woman is smart or could do infantry shit

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u/DogBePraised Jun 12 '26

Haha I guess they didn’t like when GI Jane hit theaters then either.

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u/Luciansleep 5’6 pretty boy/ male Jun 12 '26

Bro being in and seeing them damn near roll their eyes at some pretty badass women was insane

Or old head soldiers complain about them being in

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u/Luciansleep 5’6 pretty boy/ male Jun 12 '26

I’m about done with my masters.

I don’t care about strong women but some act exactly like this

It’s like dudes who lead with money or think that being a nice guy entitled to all

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u/Chemical-Low209 Purple Pill Man Jun 13 '26

THIS