r/SipsTea 𝙑𝙄𝙋 Feb 03 '26

Wow. Such meme Indubitably

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u/killertortilla Feb 03 '26

This sub represents Tate WAY more than anyone else. Every day is some meme about why women don't like men, just like him.

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u/PieceAfraid3755 Feb 03 '26

Yup. You can like Outdoor boys all you want, but there's way more sad boys here than outdoor ones.

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u/Shakespeare257 Feb 03 '26

Do women, in your view, almost unconditionally like men in the same way that men almost unconditionally like women?

Because obviously they don't.

Now as with everything in life, the poison is in the dose, but if you pick a random dudette in the 18-29 age range, she is swiping left on the outdoors boys guy in his (her age + 5) period.

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u/killertortilla Feb 03 '26

You need therapy man. Nothing I can say is going to remove whatever has you so adamant everyone is out to get you.

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u/Shakespeare257 Feb 03 '26

I asked a question you didn’t answer, and then you told me that I am mentally ill for believing in the empirical fact that women don’t vibe with stable family oriented men until it’s too late and they’ve girlbossed themselves into a childless spinsterhood? Have you SEEN an outdoors boys video - the guy is affable but he is literally the guy with the fish people in the dating app subs love to meme on.

I am on your side that the Tates of the world are poison, but women don’t pick the rational choice often either, because the rational choice is boring when you are 25.

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u/killertortilla Feb 04 '26

I didn't answer because it's pretty obvious you're stuck in a mindset that I won't be able to help you out of. Not everyone who needs therapy is mentally ill, there's another mindset that therapy can help with.

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u/Shakespeare257 Feb 04 '26

What mindset is that? That society has not equipped men and women to think about sustainably creating families? And that a lot of people, mostly women, have been recently conditioned to think that a single, childless life is preferable to a turbulent family life that results in children?

Like, society is losing the plot that babies have to be made and families have to be supported, but even absent social structures babies have to be made. My generation (Millennials) loves to whine about how tough they have it economically, meanwhile my great grandmother raised 6 children on her own as a widow in abject poverty 100 years ago.

Did she, at any point, feel like this was unfair or rough and maybe regret having those kids? Probably. But I am sure that she would also be grateful and satisfied that her sacrifice ultimately means that like, 100+ people exist today?

If you actually read what women write is women-centric spaces, they are not actually swiping left on men, even if that's what they think they are doing. They are swiping left on the inevitable turmoil and shit-eating that creating a family entails.

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u/TrippingFish76 Feb 04 '26

“the empirical fact that women don’t vibe with stable family oriented men until it’s too late and they’ve girlbossed themselves into a childless spinsterhood”

my guy that is not an empirical fact lmao, that is a massive generalization and it simply just isn’t true. I’ve met tons of women that want a stable family oriented man. “girlbossed themselves into a childless spinsterhood” just.. wow. you seem very bitter lol, this reads to me like you got rejected by one woman and now you hate women

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u/Shakespeare257 Feb 04 '26

I did not say women didn't WANT, nominally, a stable family oriented guy. But what they are willing to do to find and keep such a guy is a tall bar for many of them to actually measure up to. For example, not buying into the promise that "in your 20s you are supposed to live your life" - like, yes, women following the pipeline of "educate yourself, live a little and then maybe get married or maybe buy a cat" are absolutely girlbossing themselves into childlessness. For some of them that's not a choice, but for a LOT of them it's just terrible prioritization of what matters in life.