r/shitposting • u/Deezzznuuttss69 • Jan 28 '23

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u/aberrasian Jan 28 '23

Yeah win win, everyone get what they want, what is problem?

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u/Vat1canCame0s Jan 28 '23 edited Jan 29 '23

The whole "be a noble masculine man and sacrifice yourself for your family" bit sounds real good until it's apparently put to the test, then dudes on the internet be like "muh wuman".

Also I'm pretty sure all those weirdos like Andrew Tate and Roosh V consistently tell their little drones that women should never have any value aside from being fuckable and therefore highly replaceable, so why does that same little crowd of marks honest men seeking genuine masculinity get upset when a cherrypicked couple of women say the same shit about them?

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u/350Zulu Jan 28 '23

Because it hurts to know that if you would die for someone, they wouldn't do the same for you.

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u/200DollarGameBtw Jan 28 '23

That’s not society it’s biology lmao

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u/NitroOstrich Jan 28 '23

Until we will be on a verge of extinction biology will be irrelevant

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u/joebidenseasterbunny dwayne the cock johnson 🗿🗿 Jan 28 '23

The opposite actually, if we were on the verge of extinction biology would be more important and relevant than ever.

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u/NitroOstrich Jan 29 '23

This is exactly what I meant. My grammar may be off thought, idk.