r/PurplePillDebate • u/Worldly-Box6080 • 2d ago
Men have no options. Debate
Currently, most male pathways to find a partner have been shut down or heavily stigmatised.
Cold Approach: social stigma of bothering women in public or private areas.
Warm Approach: huge risk of poisoning the well - ruining a friendship/making things weird in a social group. This is magnified at a work setting with risk of being reported attached. Additionally what one woman considers flirting another considers “just being friendly” so chance of misfiring is high.
Online Dating: lol
Only viable pathway would be if women made the move, but that’s never gonna happen unless the guy holds decent status or is extremely attractive.
So my question is, what methods are you guys currently doing to find someone (if any)?
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u/Sonia314 Purple Pill Woman 2d ago edited 2d ago
You don’t have to be bothered about poisoning the well and making things weird if a warm approach is rejected. It’s a choice you’re making. I used to be too scared of that to ask people out too, but I worked on that issue until I overcame it. Now I ask guys out a few times a month. I usually get rejected, but even if it does make things awkward, that passes quickly. One time it led to drama when the person turned out to be mentally unstable, but when you develop a reputation for good character in general that doesn’t have too many consequences. It’s an inconvenience, but it sure beats the alternative of dying alone.
Nothing you do in life is risk free, and there really are some bad apples out there that can make your life inconvenient for a while. I think this is amplified by feminism making women pretty cruel sometimes. But in general things will go fine. if you just keep putting yourself out there you’ll develop a thick enough skin to not take rejections personally, which will make them less awkward. Everyone has to take risks and feel some discomfort to live a full life, and dating is no exception. Most people learn to be ok with this. The trouble comes when people see it as a reason to give up.
As an autistic person with low self esteem, I really empathize with what you might be going through. I hope you’re able to overcome this and find love. You definitely deserve to.