How do you ascertain that? And how's women getting what they want a good thing? For whom and why?
Because the analyses describe precisely what women (and men) respond to on a subliminal level. I keep repeating myself, but it's because post after post contain the exact same things over again. What you
dowith this information is up to you: it's descriptive, not prescriptive. Now, are there lots of prescriptive posts on the reddit telling you what you should do? Absolutely - it's a discussion forum. The heart lies in the analyses of psychosocial behavior as it presents in reality compared to how culture describes it to us. They are different, and we need a formalized way to describe those differences - that's what it is. You take the redpill and garner an understanding of these dynamics in a concrete way as they present naturally, not as the cultural narrative explains them to you.
I had hoped someone would've read the previous link and actually commented on the content instead of throwing shit like monkeys do, but as I said in another thread, the collective brain trust of this forum has certainly waned over the years - so insults and labels are all we can intellectually muster.
Is women getting what they want a good thing? Now, that question is a whole different, gigantic can of worms.
Dumars already on record that his longest relationship was two years while in college. I imagine he was in college sometime in the early to mid 2000s, so he really shouldnt be listened to at all on this subject.
If you don't like 2 years, then look to Tomassi: married 20+ with children.
You guys are massively stereotyping because the information RP provides is depressing. I know - I get it. Well, not sure if your parents told you, but there isn't a Santa Claus unfortunately either.
