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r/PurplePillDebate 8h ago

Debate Men place women on a pedestal and in doing so they start to hate women for any show of humanity.

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Men view women as some sort of ultimate prize, something to win, to show status. So every show of women's humanity makes that illusion crack. Just look at what they think:

1) They are for some reason venomous when women are not mind readers and have bad experience with men. They bitterly say that women supposed to have intuition and x-ray vision to see who is good who is bad. The other option is that we're all liars who promised good prizes women but in reality it's damaged goods. It's impossible to make a point that this "intuition" it's just emotional intelligence with pattern recognition, that women need experience, but still they are not completely brind.

2) They also give no room for women to get experience and learn from it. Look how bitter they are about af/bb. Again, it's impossible to make a point that a woman can try something and learn from it, and it will change her perspective, so her desires will change. That people in different stages of life have different priorities and that doesn't make "younger" version of them more "honest". No. There is only one reason in the minds of men. The first desire is true desire, and she can't just locked him up because she is cheaper than he wanted, so she settled with someone in her budget.

3) They think that women should choose men fairly. Meaning that looks and other things that out of men's control shouldn't be a part of the equation, and women supposed to be the moral judges and reward men who were good boys with sex. It's impossible to tell that women, just as men, have different values and morality, and people with similar or compatible values will date each other. That attraction isn't some meritocracy, and sex is activity and not a reward women give away. No, men refuse to see it.

So my point is that 1) because of this view men have struggles to connect with women 2) because of this view men hate women even more.

Necessary disclaimers. Not all men. If you personally don't think this way, don't play dumb and pretend that people in this sub don't show this views daily, if you don't argue with them, don't bother pointing out that you're a good boy to me.


r/PurplePillDebate 11h ago

Question For Men What explains the difference in how some men respond to authority, admiration, and emotion when it comes from women versus other men.

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This is something I've been noticing for a while, and I'm curious if anyone else has noticed it too.

One of my earliest memories of this was when I was a freshman in high school. There was a boy who constantly talked back to our female teacher. She'd tell him to stop, and he'd ignore her. Then she called the male coach. The coach raised his voice once, and the same student immediately broke down crying. It was like the authority only mattered once it came from another man.

Since then, I've started noticing similar patterns.

Some men dismiss women's opinions, but if another man says the exact same thing, suddenly it's taken seriously.

Some men call women "attention seekers" or say women only watch sports because they're attracted to the players. I remember seeing a Portuguese football player make comments along those lines during the World Cup.

But then I see male football fans who absolutely idolize male players. There are countless videos of men crying after meeting Cristiano Ronaldo, shaking, falling to their knees (like IShowSpeed did), or kissing Lionel Messi after finally meeting him. Nobody says, "You only like football because you're attracted to him." The assumption is that they're passionate fans.

Meanwhile, if women get excited over Taylor Swift or another celebrity, people are quick to mock them as "crazy fangirls," "dramatic," or say they're irrational.

It feels like similar emotional behavior is judged very differently depending on who's doing it.

I've also noticed that online communities associated with the manosphere or "red pill" ideology often emphasize that women should be submissive or follow men's leadership. At the same time, many of those same spaces place enormous value on the opinions and approval of other men, especially high-status male influencers.

This isn't me saying all men think this way—obviously they don't. I'm talking about a pattern I've noticed.

I'm also curious whether this dynamic is stronger in some cultures or countries than others, where traditional gender roles are more emphasized.

Am I imagining this, or have other people noticed the same pattern? If you think it's real, what do you think explains it? Is this nature at its finest submission to other men.


r/PurplePillDebate 5h ago

Debate Enshittification of sugar dating is a sign things are bad

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sugar dating is not real dating, it isn't love or anything but it does serve as a canary of some kind I believe.

when I started sugar dating the main issue was with some few women watching some BS TikTok video that falsely claimed about how men will throw money at you for simply existing. these were ridiculous but quite since no one really believed you will 40k wired to you by having a 5 minute text chat with a guy.

most recently there were two types of women that entered the scene.

ones that are willing to commit crimes, drugging, armed robbery with a few committing murder as well and ones that mimic the same attitudes that women hold on dating apps.

by the same attitude I mean setting a height standard of 6'3", wanting model physical looks, wanting the age of men to be near them. unlike the women before believing in get rich quick schemes there are significant amount of such women there.

after mentioning this the most common response is "sex workers are going to be the most delusional women out there". maybe but there are a few problems with this theory:

this type of behavior is the same type men find on dating apps. so are all women delusional who hold such beliefs or is it only limited to women who go on sugar dating platforms.

women who have such demands on the contrary are newcomers and women who have done it for some time also have same complaints that women are being unrealistic, unreasonable and turning to scamming and robbing and destroying sugar dating.

sugar dating has always been a place for unattractive men to pay large sums of money in order to compensate for the lack of physical attractiveness but now American dating/relations/etc has become such crap that you see men being expected to pay up and be extremely attractive.


r/PurplePillDebate 11h ago

Debate Asking Someone Out Doesn't Feel Right. It Simply Should Not Be Treated As The Universal Standard Or The Ultimate Measure Of Confidence And Romance.

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First, I want to point out that asking someone out and dating has never been the universal norm. For most of history, marriages were arranged in different forms. Sadly, child marriages werealso common then consentual adult marriages in many societies if we look back only a few decades not even centuries. Even today, the "ask, date, then marry" model is mostly associated with Western cultures and a few highly urbanized regions. In many rural communities, relationships still develop through friendship, family involvement, community connections, or semi-arranged introductions.

When I say "asking someone out," I mean approaching a stranger at a club, bar, concert, church, or any public place. I also include asking out a colleague or an acquaintance who is not your friend.

To be clear, I am not arguing that we should return to arranged marriages, let alone child marriages. My point is that modern society often treats asking someone out as the default, or even the only, way to express confidence and pursue romance. I think that view is heavily shaped by romantic media and pop culture.

Personally, asking someone out rarely feels meaningful. Sometimes it resembles catcalling. Other times it feels like seeking validation or hoping for attention from someone you barely know. It can also feel uncomfortable to approach someone when the only reason you're interested is their appearance or superficial charm. Physical attraction is natural, but it seems like a rather shallow criterion to become the first primary filter for choosing a potential life partner. and most times those are the only things you know about person while asking them out.

Context also matters. In places like bars or concerts, asking someone out may be interpreted as an invitation for a hookup. In some cultures that is perfectly acceptable. In others, it can be seen as inappropriate or disrespectful. Every culture has its own courtship norms, and I do not think one should be judged solely through another culture's values.

Human societies have always formed relationships differently. Some cultures historically practiced bride or groom kidnapping. Others had community matchmaking or marriage markets. Even today, arranged or family-assisted marriages remain common in countries such as India, Pakistan, China, Japan, and South Korea. Every system has its own strengths and weaknesses.

As someone from India, especially an urban area strongly influenced by Western media, I find myself somewhere in the middle. I support individual freedom and have no issue with people choosing modern dating. I simply do not find pickup lines, asking strangers out, or dating culture as profound or universal as they are often portrayed. Outside the West, these customs are often adopted only partially, making them feel awkward or culturally out of place. (I just want to clarify that I am not defending or endorsing arranged marriage. Personally, I also find most aspects of the traditional arranged marriage system in India to be shallow, and I would rather remain single for life than enter an arranged marriage. I'm not virtue signaling for arranged marriage.)

Ultimately, I do not think there is one correct way for relationships to begin. Friendship, shared experiences, mutual circles, family introductions, and direct dating can all lead to healthy relationships. My point is not that asking someone out is wrong. It simply should not be treated as the universal standard or the ultimate measure of confidence and romance.


r/PurplePillDebate 1d ago

Question For Men Q4Men: Would you truly spend a year or more with a woman with zero intention of being serious/ married? And let her think otherwise?

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Recently, a man posted that he was in a year long relationship with a woman. To him, this relationship was just for fun and for casual sex. It was a relationship, so they were exclusive to each other (I think it was an open relationship but that is beside the point: they agreed to be each other’s main partners). She understood otherwise because she met his family, they cooked together, etc.

Apparently, she never asked him if they were serious. When they broke up, she was disappointed to find that he didn’t take her seriously, and to him, the relationship was just some casual fun. She felt that because they cooked for each other and were meeting each other’s families and whatnot, that the relationship was serious. She told him that she wished he communicated earlier that the situation wasn’t serious so that she could have left before wasting an entire year.

He and multiple other men defended the situation. They argued that she should have asked him if he wanted to be serious, therefore the situation is her fault. That because she didn’t do the “emotional labor” of asking him “are we going to get married someday”, that she deserved whatever happened to her and he did nothing wrong. They argued that meeting each others’ families isn’t that serious and that women aren’t entitled to commitment.

I find this diabolical, and disturbing that so many men operate this way. Of course, she should have

However, to me, the situation is diabolical. There is always the possibility that he genuinely didn’t know, or that he was neurodivergent, but in my opinion, a decent person will communicate their intentions. Even if they aren’t asked. So many men defended this situation and claimed that she essentially deserved it and it’s her fault.

He spent a year getting consistent sex, validation, affection, and food and presumably other benefits like support with tough situations etc. He has no reason to speak up about the situation because of these benefits, outside of an internal moral compass.

How often do men operate this way? Where they will kind of lie by omission and let a woman assume the relationship is serious for an extended period of time? And how many men, even if they wouldn’t do this themselves, think it’s justified and okay?

I think this situation was eye-opening and that women should protect themselves accordingly.


r/PurplePillDebate 2d ago

Debate Attraction isn’t a meritocracy

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One of the more common talking points I see here is that women have “unrealistically high standards.”

Standards aren’t too high or unrealistic if one can consistently attract people they seek.

Even if they have a hard time doing so, if someone is happier remaining single than settling for less, I don’t see a problem. Staying single isn’t a loss or punishment, it’s a valid choice. If you’re content with that trade-off, then your standards aren’t harming anyone.

This principle applies equally to men and women.

I also often hear men argue that they have “lower standards” (which I’m skeptical about lol) because they’re willing to date women they consider less attractive. But if those women don’t want them either, then what exactly does having lower standards accomplish? Attraction is mutual. Lowering your threshold doesn’t obligate someone else to reciprocate.

The other assumption I find questionable is the idea of looksmatching . “I’m a 6 and she’s a 4 but she still won’t swipe right on me” But who decided those numbers were objective? Unless someone is on either end of the spectrum, attractiveness is highly subjective. So on what basis are people so confident that their self-rating or their rating of others is correct?

Ultimately the dating market sorts itself out. Pursue whoever you want. If you succeed, great. If you don’t, either improve what you bring to the table, adjust your expectations or accept being single. All are valid choices. There isn’t a point blaming problems on “too high standards”

This is from a woman’s perspective and I’m sure there are considerations I’ve overlooked. Open to differing views


r/PurplePillDebate 13h ago

Debate AF/BB doesn't exist and is out dated

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  1. Men that get casual sex aren't "alphas", often they just don't meet the extra requirements for a relationship.

  2. Men that get casual sex may be more attractive but that is about it in terms of what features they have that are "better".

  3. Women work so men aren't supporting them, this isn't the early 1900s where men would have to wait for marriage for sex and support the woman.

  4. Men that have casual sex don't get to pass their genes on. In terms of the term "alpha" in the wild, the alpha gets to pass the genes on not usually betas. But in casual sex condoms are used and if the woman gets pregnant she usually has an abortion. The one that gets to pass their genes on is men in ltr.

  5. Guys in ltr don't have to "put in more work to get sex", ltr and dating just works differently than hookups and if what you care about is sex and you are jealous then just try to get a hookup not a relationship.


r/PurplePillDebate 1d ago

Question For Women How do you define a female friend?

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I've seen a lot of posts from women saying that men who don't have female friends are a red flag because it's a sign of misogyny and that they only value women for potential romance/sex.

My question is: who counts as a female friend? Is a female friend a coworker a man is chatty with, or a member of a friend/hobby group they enjoy spending time with but don't hang out with outside of the group? Or does "female friend" refer exclusively to a woman that they regularly hang out with one on one? And if you know a man gets along well with women in group settings but for whatever reason doesn't hang out with them one on one, do you still view him as a red flag?


r/PurplePillDebate 2d ago

Debate It isn't worth it to have casual sex with men

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  1. So first it is hard even finding men that are goodlooking enough and have the other traits to be suitable to consider. Just this initial screening phase can take ageeees and is bogged down by unsuitable men. If you make a post looking for fwb or hookups 95% of the men responding will probably be unsuitable. Either too old, not attractive, weird/desperate, or bad personality, tooo slutty/std risk since men rarely std test, too fat, too thin, too small dick, too big dick, etc.

So looking through all those messages takes ageeeees. Or swiping through profiles is very time consuming.

  1. Then if you do actually meet them you have to actually talk to them which can be awkward if they keep talking about stuff you have no interest in like football or school, or you realize you aren't attracted to them in person or weird vibes. Then you have to try to figure out how to leave.

  2. Then if you do actually start to get undressed you might get turned off by their body if they are too fat or hairy etc (assuming they hadn't sent pics first). Or they might just be a terrible kisser/or terrible at leading or have bad breath which has actually happened before.

  3. Then if you actually do have sex a lot of men just don't bring condoms which is obviously annoying asf. A lot seem to have no idea how to do forplay, or are waiting to be told what to do??

  4. Then with the actual sex they might be too rough or just treat me like an object which is a turn off too. Then its pretty common for them to be over excited or anxious and have erection issues or cum too fast.

  5. Then once the guy cums its game over and he leaves pretty much. They don't care if they have made me cum or not or try to get me off if they haven't. I'm not rude so I don't try to get him to try to get me off if he just wants to go. Women according to stats only get to orgasm 30% of the time in hookups.

  6. There is also a lack of intimacy and no cuddling after etc so it's kinda like being treated like a hooker without being paid lol


r/PurplePillDebate 1d ago

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r/PurplePillDebate 2d ago

Debate Women aren't as innocent as the crime stats make you believe

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People point to incarceration numbers and conclude men are dramatically more violent than women. That conclusion doesn't follow, because prison populations measure what the justice system does, not just what people do.

The system treats men and women differently at every stage. One study found female drivers were 23% less likely to be ticketed, 55% less likely to be arrested, and 76% less likely to be searched at traffic stops. Federal sentencing research finds women get shorter sentences and more probation than similarly situated men for the same crimes. Domestic violence policy has shifted too. some jurisdictions moved toward arresting both parties when both were violent, or identifying a primary aggressor, changing who ends up counted. Whereas no matter what the man was getting arrested like the past.

Then there's what the law even defines as a crime. Stealthing is prosecutable in some places; deceiving a partner about contraception generally isn't different. Like with "rape": legally it usually requires penetration by the offender, which structurally excludes most female perpetration. When the CDC measures the behavior directly and includes "made to penetrate," recent-year rates of nonconsensual sex between men and women are far closer than the legal stats suggest.and most of those male victims reported female perpetrators.

In addition with that How's things become more egalitarian and fair women are the fastest growing prison population because now they're being counted fairly.

I'm not saying men and women are equally violent/ criminal. But I think the gap is much closer than women like to admit. incarceration numbers already bake in policing, sentencing, discretion, and legal definitions. When the same act is defined, charged, and punished differently by gender, the prison gap isn't a clean measure of behavior.


r/PurplePillDebate 1d ago

Debate Dating experiments prove men are picky and not as desperate like they claim to be.

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First one: the guy who swiped on 2 million women and only got one date out of it. Not an experiment, but it could be studied like one. Now, I mainly show these videos just so guys can stop claiming that women don’t understand how hard dating is for a guy. Because these guys are basically saying that it’s not that hard, it’s a skill issue for a lot of men.

https://youtu.be/CTMoA5lrAaY?is=bh6Op_xX03kjjc7Z

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTALU6SnQ/

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTALUnMf1/

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTALy1JHP/

 

Now, to explain more of the issue, the guy can’t be desperate if he’s outright saying “If you aint into fishing I dont want you”. Desperate people are beggars and beggars can’t be choosers. For some reason, guys think that he’s desperate just because he swiped on 2 million women. However, he had to swipe on 2 million women because he’s that undesirable of a person. Because if he was really desperate, he would appeal to most women. He’d stop having 33 snakes in his house, he’d get rid of vulgar sweaters, and he definitely wouldn’t be asking anything out of a woman outside of being respectful and not being a safety concern.  Now, not being conservative would definitely help, but he could still make it at work if he caters to tradcon women, especially being more Godly.

Now onto the second video where A WOMAN understands the plight of men! She uses the interviewer’s pictures for Tinder to see what happens!

https://youtu.be/DZTIbHIsIYw?is=gQNlhdd_6W1hDTKQ

Day 1 - 5 matches, 1 was hot, 1 was lazy.

Day 2 - 28 matches….proceeds to bitch about how ugly they are. Imagine my shock, men aren’t getting zero matches, they just don’t like what they’re getting. So they’re basically complaining just like women are complaining.

Day 3 - She got picky about looks and no guy thought that was stupid of her?

Day 5 - Imagine my shock, being picky backfired! After being picky, ONLY TWO gorgeous women matched with her! Who would have thought being picky lowered your match quantity?!

Also, she was so obsessed over the fact that like four women weren’t even trying to talk to her, despite the fact she had over 35 matches. And I believe she honestly thought being a psychologist made a man interesting. Just wow. And she STILL CONVINCED SEVEN WOMEN ON DATES.

Am I supposed to believe men are struggling? Because I don’t see it. 

This one is how guy swiped right on 16k women but only 3% matches,

https://youtu.be/35fiNZTVVtU?is=Bwgn_0alGAZbeJ4W

First of all, if men were desperate, a 47% like rate is abysmal. Real desperation is 80% like rate. Also, his age range was 18 to 25. How interesting he wouldnt go up to 18 - 30, despite the fact thats within 10 years his senior! Perhaps men dont like age gaps as much as this sub thinks! Of the 290 women he matched with…he messaged only 87 while 12 women messaged first.  So 65% of his matches went ignored….WHY IS DATING SO HARD FOR MEN?! Also, how interesting that appealling to women’s hypergamy didnt work out that well…..should men try focusing more on personality and compatibility?  NAH! 

https://youtu.be/YcJT3tE_OLs?is=7HJnLFgDhle980z2

Guys! If only you were super hot, then you too can have a low effort profile that got results! Anyways, the last video shows what’s actually being wanted: Validation.

Guys wanting the type of treatment they see hot girls getting.


r/PurplePillDebate 1d ago

Debate There are similar patterns in men anticipating sex, and women anticipating commitment

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I suffered what felt like a pretty devastating blow after my high school/college years, when it dawned on me that that none of the girls I interacted with a ton, and developed intense interest in, were ever going to do anything sexual with me.

I felt incredulous. I wanted to ask "How does any single thing, and any time, make any shred of sense if it was all going nowhere?" I had put in what felt like so much effort, and it was all for naught. It wasn't that I totally disliked the time I spent with them, quite the opposite, but holy shit, all that time building interest and desire, all the flirty interactions (future me would literally have sex with people with whom I had a far less flirty relationship), only to go nowhere? It made no sense. And how could they possibly claim ignorance of the situation?

At one point after all that happened, I made the mistake of expressing such feelings on social media...and what I received from women on social media was a general consensus that I was the most reprehensible human alive for daring to think anything was coming my way. In fact, it was clear my deficiency to ever be thinking in those terms was evidence that I was a disgusting pig heathen who deserved to have been rejected, and to have no one ever love me until the end of time.

I felt like I had been sold a false bill of goods by whatever socialization had made me believe the way I want about things with women was the right thing to do, but that criticism was so harsh, there was a lesson brutally learned: Don't do that. Don't ever do anything for anyone, don't ever act in any kind of way, because you're hoping they will like you for it, and you'll get something that means a lot to you in return out of it.

As time went on, sometimes it was a process of catching myself at times when I still did it, but I did go to work changing my ways. I tried to imagine, and assume, that whatever interaction I was going to have with a woman was going to lead nowhere sexual, and then ask myself what I still wanted to do with her, and how I wanted to be with her, and engage in being that way.

Fast forward some years, and I'm breaking up with my girlfriend of a little over a year. Our relationship had strong points and weaker points, but at any given time the question that seemed sensible to me to ask was, "Am I happier in this relationship that I would be out of it?" If the answer to that was "Yes", then it made sense to me to stay together. Indeed, we had some good times, and shared some experiences I'm quite grateful to have memories of forever.

Her perspective, however, was a little different. She wished we had broken up a couple of months in. The reason being is that she realized our relationship was never going to lead to kids and marriage. Mind you, she never explicitly said she only wanted to be in a relationship with me if it ended in those things, but she still somehow seemed to assume it made sense that that was the end point we of course both wanted. Otherwise, what would have been the point of growling closer, meeting each other's friends, and all the rest?

On our first night together at her place, she cooked for me. She did that a few times, even though I never asked her to, never expected her to, and I did some cooking for us as well. When we broke up, one thing she said to me was, "I guess I've learned to never go to the effort of cooking for someone early on."

That statement made it click with me: 'Waaaaait a minute. You were doing things and putting out effort in the hope it would make me like you, and you would get your end goal out of me? Gee, where have I heard that before?'

Apparently I was a worthless piece of trash when I did it, but when she did it, I was somehow still the one in the wrong. Interesting how that works, huh?

Indeed, it seemed like a mirror reversal of what I had been though. The girls I had wanted to be sexual with were valuing the times we had together for what they were, just as I had valued my time with my gf for what it was. Just as my female friends in college might have felt hurt that I would have wanted to change things if I knew then what I know now, I couldn't believe my girlfriend would have wanted to forgo all the memories, little trips, and all the fun we had in the final 3/4ths of our relationship (after she told me she regretted, knowing it would end, having not broken up 3 months in, I replied with, "Well, I don't regret a single day of the time I spent with you." That briefly shut her up).

Beyond just this personal experience, I've heard many similar things from other women. The idea of "why would we meet your family if we weren't going to be together forever?" or "Of course it's totally the point to find the person who can be forever with, what's the point of getting close otherwise?" I've heard their anger and frustration at feeling led on.

And I relate to it, because I feel I've been through the same thing. Except for me it was the about the friend-->sexual relationship progression, and for them it was about the the sexual realtionship--> marriage and commitment progression.

I'm curious to hear opinions here about this. Do y'all think there is a clean parallel between these two ideas? Do you think it's fair to treat people similarly for making these same kinds of mistakes? Do you think the parallel falls apart in certain ways? Do you think my experiences are too anecdotal to attach some gendered notions and tendencies to?


r/PurplePillDebate 1d ago

Discussion Would you like to live in a post gender society?

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Ok as the title sais.. but post gender society could mean multiple things one being social like living in a world where gender roles are completely gone and everyone is allowed to live as they please with no limiting rules or expectations based on gender.

Now the other is more about medical science and future tech. Imagine a world where we all had the same genitals or got to pick our genitals and binary sex itself became meaningless. The point here being we're essentially all gender fluid and completely equal. No more being forced to be either male or female.

Would you like to live in either of these hypothetical future worlds? Why or why not.


r/PurplePillDebate 1d ago

Question For Women What's your opinion on vtubers?

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The typical vtuber is a woman who is having a sexualized anime-style motion capture avatar, often with unrealisically big boobs, and tends to engage in male-typical virtual hobbies, such as playing video games and such. It's not outright sex-work or anything (typically) but it's very much "woman embodying male fantasies about women for money" territory. It's also typically anonimous and their real identity is hidden.

Thoughts? Is it icky like sex-work, or not really, or less so? Do you worry for these women similarly, or is this more believably "ok" for them?


r/PurplePillDebate 2d ago

Question For Men Why don't men speak up more about male rights?

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Surely, if most men opposed the draft in Ukraine and supported the draft dodgers then something would be done about it. Same with other male issues, like circumcision. Instead perhaps less than 1% if men seem to care about these issues and many men are actively shaming the draft dodgers.

Why don't men organize and campaign more to bring true equality?


r/PurplePillDebate 1d ago

Debate Men on the whole are objectively worth less to date now than ever I believe

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I work in a commercial gym.

Men, especially that younger 18 - 30 bracket, are for the most part absolutely helpless.

And not only that, they’re not aware of it and seemingly comfortable being that way.

The amount of men who are almost compulsively asking for help over the most embarrassing things ( note, I am not including asking for help in the sense of asking for help about how to use equipment or exercise properly. I respect anyone who doesn’t know what they’re doing in the gym who puts themselves out there and asks)

No, I’m talking about asking for help for things that I know when I was their age I’d absolutely try everything to avoid embarrassing myself by having to ask somebody for help.

I’m talking…basic stuff….”i spilt my water bottle, I can’t get in the gym, I cant log into my account, my membership has defaulted (ran out of money) have you had this handed into lost property” blah blah blah.

But it’s constant and shameless. Very basic adult things that if you have anything about you you’d be on top of.

And listen, I get it, sometimes little things happen and you need to go tail between legs to staff and ask a little boy question, but I am telling you, this younger generation of men its constant and more importantly they do it without shame and totally at comfort with it. It’s their default setting to revert to the nearest authority/parental/supervisory figure they can find before even trying to fix a problem themselves.

I feel they have been over mommied and trained to ask for things or to be just totally helpless, and I believe this carries over into their ability as partners and as members of society.

Men cannot fix things, they’re all socially awkward, they’re all a little bit of a mommys boy, they’re all kinda weak in a way?

You get outliers but these guys are clearly guys who had good role models and are into a hobby or job where competency and resilience are required.

I just feel I can’t blame most women, men really are a bit limp these days

I believe they used to be less reliant on others and more independent and confident and competent and that translated to dating


r/PurplePillDebate 1d ago

Debate CMV: It is not the premature ejaculator's job to solve the problem, it is the other partner's, because they are the ones who wants them to last longer

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I don't understand why, if I were a premature ejaculator (I'm not really; I've had the opposite experience where girls finish first and I'm left out more often), why would it be my job to fix it?

Challenge 1. They will always know how close they are better than I do. If there's an onus on me to eg think about baseball, there could be a timing issue. If I can just tell them "you being dominant turns me on, and you being submissive, or calling yourself a feminist, turns me off, so sync me by doing one or the other when you want me to go in one direction or another," that's 1000x more practical

Challenge 2. The other person is the one who wants me to last longer. They are the ones who want more sex to happen. So they should have to put in the effort, or it's rape-y

Challenge 3. None of the women do squat when they finish first, other than make me feebly fap to memories of them moaning 60 seconds ago, or feebly fap to thoughts of a nicer girl

How you could change my view: try working these arguments:

Challenge 1: Dispute whether this is a method for people who like baseball or who dislike baseball

Challenge 2: Point out that Feminists also believe that wanting to put in effort to get your sex is prostitution and therefore also rape.

Challenge 3: Point out that this is how every other gender inequality basically works

EDIT: i have been banned for three days from this sub and can't comment, all I will say is 1 nobody who engaged in attacks against me is getting banned 2 to the commenter below, it's not entitlement if it's the same standard women get


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r/PurplePillDebate 3d ago

Debate The debate about age gaps in relationships reveals the double standard of blue pillers.

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There's something interesting to notice whenever this topic comes up.

If men criticize older men for dating younger women, the response is often that the woman "knows what she wants," that "women naturally prefer older men," or that "young men have nothing to offer."

But if we flip the situation and men say they prefer dating younger women, the reaction is completely different. Suddenly, those men are called "creepy," told they "have nothing to offer women their own age," or accused of wanting to take advantage of younger women's inexperience or naivety.

There isn't a clear logical principle behind it beyond "women good, men bad." For many blue pillers, it doesn't seem to matter what the topic is. It's always the woman who "did nothing wrong" and the man who is portrayed as being in the wrong.

This is why the blue pill worldview often appears to contradict itself. Statements are treated as if they were never made or as if they have always been true, depending on what supports the preferred narrative. Likewise, red pill arguments are frequently redefined, misrepresented, or interpreted in the least charitable way possible instead of being addressed on their actual merits.


r/PurplePillDebate 2d ago

Debate Verifying and boosting your dating profile would actually help.

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This is about people talking about doing experiments to see how hard it is for a guy to date. The problem is that if your account is not verified, verified accounts can just block you from their algorithm, so that will greatly affect your success at getting matches. Also, guys keep complaining about the algorithm of these things. But you never hear if they actually pay to get their account boosted and the algorithm. These apps aren’t free to you out of the kindness of their hearts. They’re going to find ways to encourage you to pay, such as exposing your account to more people in exchange for money.

The problem is when guys claim they get basically no matches as a guy, they mean is they’re mad they don’t simply exist and 100s of women immediately like their profile. Because usually in these dating experiments, it seems the only thing people are relying on is a guy’s pictures to be good. And the guys complaining have really underestimated how good-looking a guy has to be for that to actually work.


r/PurplePillDebate 2d ago

Question For Women what is it you think when men complain?

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different type of question than have asked usually.

thought came to me from post on why men dont talk about things with men rights.

i said that i think women are better with things like it for example campaign and could do more. i think men would stop complain then. so what do you think about that ?

and no before you start im not saying it women responsibility actually. its curiosity.


r/PurplePillDebate 3d ago

Debate Women Sometimes Do Bad and Anti-Social Things towards Men and Boys. This is a Radical Idea to Women Here.

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Introduction

It is commonly held here by many posters here that at least some degree of misandry by women is justified on the grounds of male mistreatment of women. When pressed on this, typically the said women are referring to male-on-female violence (this is steel-manning by selecting the best case they have; of course, other less merited reasons are given also). No matter what mental gymnastics are done, this is a collective judgment on men for the actions of a few. Although we cannot begrudge women for basic inductive Bayesian reasoning in their day-to-day lives*, a little honesty from them on this front would go a long way.

The problem and inconsistency lies in shrieking moral condemnations of men doing the same with women's misbehaviors. Similarly some Women here use a strawman that any male criticism of women is driven by them being an incel.

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Female on Male Discrimination in Education

In school, for identical academic work, boys and girls are given different marks. In math, one of the more objective fields, male and female students turning in the same test result in men receiving a 6.3% lower score. The proportion of STEM occupations would be 12.5% more male if this bias were corrected for. Teachers are a supermajority female, obviously. This behavior gives boys an early and stark tender years exposure to female in-group preference.

 (Terrier 2015, Boys Lag Behind; British Journal of Sociology, 2020)

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Single Motherhood by Mother's Elective Choice and Wifely Tendency to Leave Marriage Commitments

In the home, single motherhood has skyrocketed. Women initiate 70% of divorces in the Western world, and 50% of all marriages end in divorce. Single motherhood results in negative life outcomes for children, including boys. Reasons given for divorce are not typically abuse or neglect (which would potential justify the divorce and possibly make the child's outcomes better), but dubious claims of husbands not doing an equitable amount of housework, and neblous claims of lack of emotional support by husbands. 

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC5226056/

https://www.bgmrlaw.com/blog/2025/10/why-women-file-for-divorce-more-often-than-men/

https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2023/10/27/working-husbands-in-the-us-have-more-leisure-time-than-working-wives-do-especially-among-those-with-children/

From the Husband's Perspective

A lot of attention was made over the retracted study claiming one-third of men leave their wives when their wives are diagnosed with life-threatening illnesses. However, there is evidence that workplace disability leads to husbands being divorced by their wives. Again, this would seem to confirm "men as a utility" and the wifely attitude of "What have you done for me lately?" Men work a grueling job; women get utility out of that and leave at his most vulnerable. I am not passing judgment on the wives personally- that can be a very challenging situation. But feminists latched onto the "men abandon their wives over life threatening illness" as another shrieking moral condemnation. What is good for the goose is good for the gander.

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/46435226_Insult_to_Injury_Disability_Earnings_and_Divorce

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Female on Male "White Lies"

People in their childhood and teenage years assume one man matches with one woman in long-term relationships, and that most people, barring some extreme defect in them, get married. This view does not come from pornography or anything of the sort as suggested by blue pillers (how does that even make sense, lol). Polygynous tendencies in online dating seem to make this increasingly difficult (see mass aggregated data from any dating thread or blog; run the experiment yourself; see the "chopped man epidemic" trend or trends of women saying "I never see attractive men"). Indeed, we now see nearly double the amount of 18-30-year-old men single as opposed to women. (In response to common comebacks about this, there is no evidence that age gaps would reduce this significantly. The median woman in such a study is going to be 24; it is likely only a fraction of fraction, (26-29 usually) dating older men. Similarly, I would argue men have more stigma around being single with the advent of "boyfriends are embarrassing" slay queenism, so if anything, the incentive is that the gap is wider.)

This common misconception, if not outright lie, told to men by society, particularly women, is something bad done onto the men. It gives men rational reasons to distrust women. The rising bluepill comeback of 'lol you are a dumbass for believing us' only concedes the point and provides the ammunition for men to distrust women.

https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2023/02/08/for-valentines-day-5-facts-about-single-americans/

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*Standard of Evidence for Male and Female Violent Victimization

Typically, PPD women will rely not on crime reporting statistics but on self-reporting (anecdotes and surveys) to inflate the rates of female victimization by violence. If this is done, you need to be consistent and accept men's self-reporting too. There is a constant Motte and Bailey where male on female violence is held to the "mere accusation in a survey" standard while female on male allegations must appear in FBI crime stats. I am not saying females violently victimize males at higher rates than vice versa, but many men *as an absolute number* are violently victimized by women and hence, by your own standard, their misogyny is justified.

https://www.vice.com/en/article/the-hidden-epidemic-of-men-who-are-raped-by-women-2/

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Conclusion

Women sometimes do bad, immoral, and unethical things to men. Due to the modern Western worldview, most westerners cannot comprehend moral values other than care and preventing physical harm (and derivative emotional harms). While obviously this is an important value, there are other bad and immoral things in the world. Because we only assess physical violence as morally bad and men commit that more often, we only condemn men as even having the possibility of being very bad people.

This is how you get these unironic takes from prolific women on here that "misandry is justified; misogyny is not, because it is exceedingly rare that women do bad things towards men." They dismiss any men's claims of ills done to them by women as not real because they are presupposing the only thing bad that can be done to a person is pretty much just physical harm and emotional harms derivative from it. This, clearly, is a completely unfounded presupposition.

As gender polarization becomes of more interest to the mainstream, I suspect the talking points of: 

'Misandry is justified, but Misogyny is not, because I presuppose women can't meaningfully wrong or hurt men and boys' and

 'women do not engage in anti-social behavior because I define pro social behavior as feminine and anti social behavior as masculine' will both begin to rise in popularity. 

This baseless presup and calling anyone who criticizes female anti-social behavior as incels is not going to do anything to dissuade young men from the manosphere. To be in the manosphere to begin with you had to have at least somewhat deconstructed from feminist moral redefinitions and moral shaming to begin with.