Both r/TwoXChromosomes and r/MensRights traffic in mentalities that are not conducive to your game as aspiring PUAs.
2X tells you that women are goddesses, men should apologize for being men, and that hitting on a girl without her approval in writing is tantamount to rape. You probably knew this already, but avoid these sorts.
MensRights tells you that you should eschew differences between the sexes in exchange for political "equality" and social androgyny. MensRights inhabitants are the opposite of alpha males - constantly complaining that they have to pay child support or railing against 'society' for assuming that they're pedophiles (never mind the fact that male pedophiles are si
No, this isn't any stupid joke about master keys and shitty locks. This is the real deal, prompted by the recent thread by some girl who was shocked (shocked!) by her boyfriend being distant after finding out that she'd slept with 50 guys in the span of 3 months. link here
Anyways, a lot of the comments were to the effect of "why is there a double standard zomg" and other fairly standard timeless questions. As someone who pretty much is an expert only in relationships and sexual subjects, allow me to explain:
Men are easy. Men are always easy. It is not hard for a woman to hav
After reading how much redditors are spending on their rent, I wanted to know -- how much do you save of your income?
My parents always taught me that 50% was the savings rate to shoot for. Right now roughly 30% of what I make. This is obviously high. But how high is it?
EDIT: When I say saving, I also mean safe investments like 401ks, IRAs, CDs, bonds, etc. Dad was a money manager so I definitely know a lot about that kind of thing.