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andel posted...

well now if you are backing up to that range only 43% actually want a relationship so the vast majority that actually want a relationship have one.

the facts are that the majority of people have relationships assuming they actually want one.

That's not my argument. My argument has been around that one specific age bracket. And what you're discussing has no conflicts with my points.

using redpill terms isn't going to get you credibility fyi. those types are poisoning your mind and are one of the main reasons most of their adherents remain single.

" I don't like the words you use so I'll dismiss you over challenging my point!"

Shut up.

See, this is the problem with you and half these people coming into this topic. You keep arguing with your feelings over being objective. On top of that, you guys (no longer talking to you andel) keep looking at statistics and interpreting data in a vacuum.

"The pew research tweet of women in the [18-29] age bracket are twice as likely to be in a relationship as their male peers because guys don't want to be in a relationship!"

Do you seriously hear yourself? When we have a literal growing demographic if guys who declared they're incapable of finding a companion, aka incels? When the redpill community is blowing up in size due to guys not satisfied with their lives (especially in finding a girl to call their own)? Hell, I can bring up a guide someone wrote on how to successfully transition MTF and mentions observing a population of guys transitioning because they want to be accepted in a community and said population feels like they have a better shot of finding a companion as a girl if they transition as opposed to their perceived fate of dying alone, not because of typical gender dysphoria. That logic for refuting the research tweet is equivalent to the government rigging the stats to exclude people giving up on finding a job to reduce the unemployed rate to make it sound like the job market is healthier than it really is.

Look, no one is saying women have their own dating woes. But you can't go and complain women have it worse or just as bad, online and not, when you can complain about women using Tinder as a free meal service, or find endless results of girls with a gazillion shallow reasons of why they no longer found a guy attractive or rejected a guy. These events can only happen when you have excess.

I'm begging you guys, take your feelings out of this and be objective. I'm sure a lot of us here are really good at math and it's easy, but we can all agree that math is an egregiously poorly taught subject. Similarly, if you had a bad experience with dating online, you can still recognize the dead brown grass on the other side. Or if you won out, you can recognize that if over 50% of the population is struggling, may be it's more than a "you" problem with how so many guys are striking out.

The reason why I'm going on about being objective is because you guys go on and complain about how toxic redpill/incel/whatever is and want to fight against them, but then you can't even repeat their points, demonstrating a lack of understanding of their arguments. This happens in a bunch of topics on this board. And all the while, the redpill community keep growing and growing and we shit like Andrew Tate, a dude who pimped out girls to exploit guys who wanted a girl to call their own (you see the hypocrisy with this?), now being heavily idolized.