My Life As a Purple Pill Ladies Man: Absent Fathers are the Fault of Women Too

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This is not a diary of sexual conquest. This is a reflective series on my interactions with women and how I am treated as a man. Simply put, reflections on female nature in my life.

What do I mean by Purple Pill? I just mean someone who enjoys dating women and having female friends but I also am mindful of "female nature". Men can debate whether I am red pill or blue pill or whatever. But I only have 2,000 characters and dont have time to get bogged down in definitions.

Am I a ladies man? This title is basically clickbait. However, 99% of my relationships are women.

It is because women in my life trust me. They tell me everything.

My Life As a Purple Pill Ladies Man: Absent Fathers are the Fault of Women Too

I once dated a single mom who conceived in a drunken night. She said she never wanted kids. I asked her why she chose to move forward with the pregnancy. She tells me, "Yeah. I dont know. Even my Dad said I didn't have to do it. I just felt I wouldn't get a chance someday." Based on previous conversations baby daddy had another girl in the picture that he wound up marrying. The pregnancy was used to keep the guy and lock him down.

I was talking to my sister and I asked her why she chose to have a kid with a druggie who was abusive. She said, "I wanted a Latino baby." I told her that is cool but that she could have waited for a guy who wasn't a druggie and who would be a part of the picture. She said she didn't care about having a Daddy that would stay. As long as she had a baby. "But isn't it wrong to force a child to come into the world without a father?" My sister got pissed off and said, "Shut the fuck up!"

I spoke to my best friend once. She told me, "I think when I am in my mid 30s and I get pregnant I will just have the kid if I am pregnant." I told her that women have more means of contraception and more means of stopping a pregnancy. I asked her, "Aren't you forcing a child to come to the world without a father?" She says, "Yes. But father's aren't really needed anymore. Most women are raising kids these days."

My Life As a Purple Pill Ladies Man: Absent Fathers are the Fault of Women Too
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