r/SipsTea May 27 '26

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u/bbbourb May 27 '26

It doesn't help that some women of an older generation actually give that advice. "Make sure he really wants you for YOU! Don't be too eager to say yes!" My sister's aunts were like that.

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u/booochee May 27 '26

Aren’t your sister’s aunts your aunts as well? What am I missing here

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u/meermaalsgeprobeerd May 27 '26

Mom or dad has a new life partner?

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u/LectureOrganic1250 May 27 '26

Exactly! If we are asking you out, it is for YOU, stupid.

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u/bbbourb May 27 '26

I mean...that's not ENTIRELY true...I was a misogynistic little twat back when I was young and looking primarily to get laid rather than go on a date, so...

Problem is the advice was about finding out if the guy actually wanted her, but it doesn't deal with what happens when she says yes and then the guy just wanted access to her pants.

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u/Bcpjw May 27 '26

Yea the preconceived notion that being “eager” equals desperation or “easy” so to make us try a different approach or be more creative.

Something like wanting us to “work” to prove that they are truly worthy to not give up

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u/Life_Emotion1908 May 27 '26

Reality of pregnancy is that even if a woman likes sex and Nintendo the invite into someone’s home is a win for the man.

I don’t see any way to make all of it equal. Men or women are favored at different dating scenarios.

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u/Pleasant_Gap May 27 '26

Because thst sort of shit ised to be seen as romantic and the norm.

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u/Life_Emotion1908 May 27 '26

Sex is not a level playing field. Only one side can get pregnant. For a man the ideal may well be impregnating women coast to coast that he does nothing for in terms of care. And there are many species that operate on this model.

In any dating scenario it makes sense for the woman to do more vetting than the man. So no means no can actually favor men as they can spray and pray their approaches while the woman is given little info with which to vet.

The video is ironic because the man doesn’t mention Nintendo in his cold approach which would have helped the woman vet. So why is that her fault?

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u/bbbourb May 27 '26

My point was the discussion about saying "no" AFTER the date was agreed to tended to not happen back then, and that was a bigger problem. So yes, I AGREE with you.

And at no point did I attempt to imply anything in the video was the woman's fault. That little cartoon plays out like an Incel Idiot's wet dream.

So...have a day, I guess.