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@lizisamused Studies found men understated their preferences for things like intelligence and capability, but women understated their preferences for physical appearance. We all a bit deep and a bit shallow.

Women underestimate how much men value traits that aren't looks that it makes dating easy lmao

@NanoScouts (...) push back against the common red pill narrative. But the answer isn't to pendulum swing and attack fathers, and one of your posts even acknowledges this point. Somehow, it seems like you've retrograded your position.

@NanoScouts It's fair enough, after looking into the sources you provided, it appears to be sound. It's still not enough to say single fathers produce the WORST outcomes, it just depends which metrics you're using. Neither parent being a single parent is the ideal, and you're right to (...)

Single father homes have the worst outcomes globally, including the USA. They raise drug addicts, have highest alcohol use, poorest health outcomes, and more depressed. All proven with real studies, not untraceable data from fatherhood advocacy sites. Sources below:

@vexmlk (...) you can specify. But you didn't. You'd rather use hateful rhetoric and then justify it with these bullshit excuses. Say what you mean, mean what you say.

@vexmlk it's LITERAL meaning. YOU are responsible for how you communicate, how this might effect the impressionable. YOU already know what the perceptions will be about your words. You're perfectly capable of saying what you mean. If you mean "Patriarchy" or "systemic structures",

When women & advocates use the term "all men," they are typically critiquing the systemic structures of the patriarchy rather than making a literal claim that every single man is harmful. It highlights how cultural conditioning & systemic privilege affect all men, creating an environment where women (& even other men) must remain on guard for their safety. Understanding the divide requires recognizing that one side is focused on individual intent, while the other is focused on systemic impact. Understanding nuance will save you a lot of hurt feelings & if you are not a man that fits under this blanket term, you are not a part of the problem or conversation. ❤️

@kunesekai @NightFl34094789 @FeitalityXD You're going to pretend "male glazing" doesn't automatically carry perjorative implications?

@NightFl34094789 @FeitalityXD "which wouldn't be the issue if you didn't put women down with it" you bring up my random twt without context and play the victim? Damn pal nice play. Literally said it's not an issue until you get mean about but sure ig

It's always really vague mean-nothing terms like this. Wtf is "Male glazing" Wtf is "pickme girl" even supposed to mean here? Wtf is the supposed distinction between issues men face and "Content YOU'RE making"? What's that supposed content btw

@missssssaaaa @tragic_endings_ Yes, they can, but again, both parties (in both cases) aren't equal in the dynamic. Let me put it this way: someone has something I want. If I ask them for it, they can say no. If they offer it to me, I can say no—but why would I?

@TriScaleArt @tragic_endings_ You were relating it to an employer/employee relationship, both can walk away. Just like in a relationship

It always confuses me when they say that women have “all the power in dating” bc they are the one who say no Ok but so can you? You have the exact same power, you can say no

@LizzyStarrrdust Schrodinger's Starrrdust: sarcasm or sincerity

This is why I refuse to date men. I don't want to end up years deep into an intimate relationship only to discover that he's there because he's physically attracted to me. Horrific and really, really disappointing.

@sunrisesabovets @cordeliamaylove That doesn't logically follow. It takes intelligence to recognize intelligence. It does not take beauty to recognize beauty - it takes an EYE for beauty. Some of the people with the most discerning eyes for beauty have been some ugly motherfuckers.

@TriScaleArt @cordeliamaylove If women are more attractive. Don’t you think they are better positioned to rate who is attractive or who isn’t. Should the dummer person rate who is smarter or should the smarter person rate who is dummer?

The average woman is much more attractive than the average man, even without makeup. It's a statistical fact, not a personal opinion.

@hollowearthterf Don't be obtuse, you know there's intimacy beyond sexual desire that is ideally reserved for romance, and that some women (even if this guy is overgeneralizing by claiming "most") will take advantage of in their male friends.

Enjoying emotional intimacy with someone you don’t sexually desire is like the definition of friendship

@RealDianeYap Terrible example. $1 is nothing, and gambling is typically a thrill-seeking behavior. If you invest $10,000 dollars into a startup with no guarentees, but it *looks* promising, and it fails, and you lose out, yeah, you are going to feel disappointed, maybe even "hurt and sad".

When you spend $1 on the lottery and you don’t win, are you “hurt and sad”? No. Because you didn’t think you would win. You didn’t feel entitled to winning. You understand EV and realized one ticket buys you nearly no shot. When guys confess their feelings to a female friend, the reason they get so hurt and sad is because they expect something. They feel entitled to something they didn’t get. They think of women as vending machines for sex: put enough time and favors and sex will fall out. They walk away because they think the vending machine is busted. That’s why women are so sad when their male friends confess and then ghost when the feelings aren’t reciprocated.

@AdolphsonFalkk (...) with enough patience, will come to like us. Especially for guys who don't have many positive interactions with women.

@AdolphsonFalkk Didn't see it, but maybe, even if it didn't come off quite this way, it was a sort of quasi-tsundere thing. I think a lot of us guys have this sort of fantasy (probably partly a coping mechanism) that the women that shiw disdain or disrespect for us secretly like us, or (...)

We watched this movie together but I never really understood the hype because she's always just so rude to him I don't understand the appeal, men are curious beings!!!

@BCINjsm_ @MissSassbox Ariel was a terrible example to begin with, as she *wanted* the human life even before meeting Eric. But the reason there's so few examples is because of that limitation of "considered a happy ending" part. Usually, when men in fiction sacrfice for love, he ends up dead.

@MissSassbox I hate the only the only good example here is Hércules, anyone else is just saying characters that could do it but ends up the same/upgrading anyway

is there a fairytale that exists where the guy gives up everything for love and it's considered a happy ending

@Reclusiarch101 @MissSassbox I think the debatable part here is whether it's considered a happy ending. I'd say it's more bittersweet.

@MissSassbox Really???

@PsyPsychPerson @tragic_endings_ It wasn't supposed to be a perfect analogy, hence why I called it an exaggeration. The OP says men have the "exact same power", which fails to account for the power differential women and men have in dating, which is substantial, even if not absolute.

@TriScaleArt @tragic_endings_ Also let's be real here. People date and men often decide during dating that they don't want to go further. It's just normal, it happens all the time in the real world.

@minawawawaw Has Crelly hacked your X account?

Unpopular opinion: Most vtubers WANT to date their viewers. They fantasies about it every night. Specially the ones who give stalker vibes cause they remember that you on-time said you like pickles and they mention taking you out on a date to eat burger with pickles.

@missssssaaaa @tragic_endings_ Employees CAN pay employers, but they don't, because that's not their role in employment. They get paid by employers. Men aren't typically in the position to say "no", because they're the ones that pursue in relationships (the vast majority of the time) and women choose.

@TriScaleArt @tragic_endings_ Ya both have power. That’s the point