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Stefan Molyneux@freedomain
March 06, 2025
Why Men Ask Women Out
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Why do men ask women out and pay for dates? Let's break it down! 💁♂️💃 Men are proactive, showing their pursuit and ambition. Women react and choose. 💪💖 When a man asks a woman out, he's saying 'I go after what I want.' And when he pays, he shows his resources. 🌟🤑 Women, on the other hand, show grace, effort in conversation, and gratitude. 🙏🗣️ But remember, it's all about balance and teamwork! 🤝👫
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Lower Your Expectations...
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You don't need a mansion! 🏡✨ Human history shows we’ve thrived on so much less! Kids don’t need the latest gadgets or big houses—they just need YOU.
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Don't Use Force in Your Relationships...
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Don't use force in your relationships — threats, manipulation, or pouting only create distance. Be honest, open, and virtuous to attract the right people and repel the bad.
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The Proof for Universally Preferable Behavior expressed in Anglo-Saxon English
The showing-true for All-World Best-Chosen Ways of Acting (UPB) goes like this:
First, UPB is a frame-work for checking good-deed thoughts. It says right-doing is a kind of all-folk best acts that are true and steady, like knowledge-seeking ways. These acts are not must-do like breathing, but if you want to live or speak true, you must choose them. They stand on mind-strength and world-truths, not god-tales or might-makes-right. Good-deed rules must hold for all folk, all times, all spots—no outs or half-ways. They must fit together without fight, and show in real life like killings or takings being shunned by most.
The showing starts by throwing out bad bases: You can't get good-rules from just living-through, from what-happens-next, from high-sky worlds, from king-laws, or from hurt-feels. No straight bridge from "is" to "should." Begin with thinking no good-rules are, then build with mind-logic.
Key grounds: Deeds show choices (like speaking shows you like truth over lies). Fighting against UPB uses ...
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