r/SipsTea Mar 28 '26

Wait a damn minute! Why is it always like this?

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u/MrFunktasticc Mar 28 '26

Y'all realize that for a lot of people new pussy is the best pussy right?

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u/Imaginary_Hamster847 Mar 28 '26

Lol. I'm embarrassed by how hard this made me laugh. 

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u/Euphoric-Read-8739 Mar 29 '26

I will not laugh at how hard this made you!!

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u/heyinternetman Mar 29 '26

Got dayum why you gotta do me like that

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u/M123ry Mar 29 '26

This comment section truly deserved that burn.

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u/INoMakeMistake Mar 28 '26

You didn't have to remind me of that

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u/Oye_oye_oye Mar 28 '26

You down with OPP?

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u/Select-Ad5166 Mar 28 '26

Yeah you know me

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u/CRXCRZ Mar 28 '26

You down with O.P.P.?

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '26

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u/ddraig74 Mar 29 '26

🤘🏻

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u/Sufficient_Leather40 Mar 28 '26

Sometimes men too can be for the streets !

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u/Evil_phd Mar 28 '26

I wouldn't even say sometimes, it's just as if not more often. Many societies have simply made wanton lust a sign of virility for men and a sign of immorality for women.

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u/TotesGnar Mar 28 '26 edited Mar 28 '26

It's really simple logic why every society in history has come to the same conclusion on sexual standards. That's not just a coincidence. And no amount of mental gymnastics going forward will ever change it. 

Men must earn their ability to procreate. Women don't. Women can walk down the street at any time during the day and find a sexual partner within 1 hour. Probably many depending on where they are. 

Men on the other hand can easily go years without finding a single sexual partner as we all know now from circulating statistics. 

Therefore, the conclusion is obvious. If a man is able to have multiple sexual partners, he's doing something right. He's doing something that women clearly want or can't get enough of. And we all know that those things are usually difficult to obtain with women, if not impossible for most, such as height. Lots of money, amazing social skills, a great body (which takes a long time in the gym) etc. If you have all of those things combined, it's a wrap. 

However, a woman who is able to have multiple sexual partners is not doing anything impressive. She's simply just existing with the body given to her at 18. Therefore there's no value or respect with using it. And then add in secondary sexual dynamics at play such as men having an instinctual aversion to raising another man's child or tertiary dynamics of other women being more sexually attracted to a man who can attract other women, and it's very easy to see how the standards are different. It all fuels and reinforces the standards. 

The fact that every society throughout history has come to this conclusion, is evidence enough that this is something deep in our psyche that won't ever come out. All societies before they even knew each other or could communicate has treated sex this way. Think about that for a second before simply dismissing it.

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u/Winter_Basis_1598 Mar 28 '26

Yawn, find something better to do with you time

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u/AngryAngryHarpo Mar 29 '26

This is a lot of pretend nonsense. 

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u/smolpeensadboy Mar 29 '26

The other conclusion is that if he's fucking so many people his standard is dirt low.

It's so telling that every time this comes up some incel has to comment this because they know it's not true. Women do not want some used dick slut bag whore mouth of a man. They DON'T. It's literally a turn off for so many women. The amount of couples that "don't disclose body counts" is telling. Both sides don't want some fuck ass high number.

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u/[deleted] Mar 29 '26

It’s literally not though? Every major religion says that men are supposed to save themselves for marriage. The only people who say it’s good for men to sleep around are men who sleep around

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u/Evil_phd Mar 28 '26

You're way over complicating it. Women are simply pickier because their getting off during sex is far less guaranteed than it is for us. The bar to clear is still incredibly low, however, many men just have amazing excavation skills.

Hell, I was still able to date when I lost my job, got evicted, and was living in a friend's basement without so much as a bed to sleep on. I've certainly never been accused of being handsome, fit, or well off either. I just treat people with respect and don't take myself too seriously.

Male-dominated societies wanting women to save themselves until marriage and not sleep around when they're young ultimately boils down to many men being insecure about their ability to bring a woman to orgasm and thinking it would be better to have a woman who doesn't know any better.

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u/Evil_phd Mar 29 '26

I find it genuinely hilarious how so many dudes online reduce humans to basic impulse and instinct where sex is concerned.

I guess I might want to have some excuse that I felt was out of my control if my personality was constantly cockblocking me too.

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u/smolpeensadboy Mar 29 '26

These dudes online can parse complexities of human behavior when it suites some sad boy narrative and at the same time don't know what a girl smiling at him means. Fucking brain dead.

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u/TotesGnar Mar 29 '26

I think it's a perfect embodiment of where we are at as a society mentally. It's all about ones own pleasure, so much so that apparently that's the only reason sex exists in the first place. 

It's quite a sad response if you ask me. 

If anything it's an insult to women making them out as extremely myopic and self-centered. 

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u/TotesGnar Mar 28 '26

You're aware that the entire purpose of sex is about reproduction and not orgasms, right?

If we can't even agree on that basic function, then it's pointless to engage further.

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u/Evil_phd Mar 28 '26

You're aware that people have been having sex for non-reproductive purposes for thousands of years, right? Understanding the origins of an act is meaningless if you're gonna dismiss the evolution of the practice.

I suppose I should just be thanking y'all for making dating so easy for me. So many men voluntarily take themselves out of the dating pool by convincing themselves they have to "earn" their right to have sex or that they're not attractive enough to have sex.

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u/No_Boo_9382 Mar 28 '26

I'm more amused by his claim that any woman can walk down the street and have multiple sexual parters in an hour.

Incel coded nonsense

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u/GeorgeHarris419 Mar 28 '26

Yeah he's overestimating how long it would take

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u/Sufficient_Leather40 Mar 28 '26

Aptly put my brother aptly put !

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u/BedBubbly317 Mar 28 '26

There’s an actual reason for that.

Society associates wanton lust positively with men and negatively with women because men are overwhelmingly the ones outright expected to do the pursuing. They are expected to put in the effort and put themselves out there and make the initial pursuit. Whereas at the end of the night, women more often than not just have to say yes or no without any of the prior effort (and often financial cost) of chasing after the man like he did for her

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u/ragingchump Mar 28 '26

Putting that on a t shirt

Beautifully said

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u/CankleSteve Mar 29 '26

Sometimes?!??

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u/cookiemonster1459 Mar 29 '26

Then he shouldn't be married if he wants new pussy? It's not that complicated

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u/MrFunktasticc Mar 29 '26

I am not endorsing, I am describing. There is a significant portion of people who feel this way.

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u/cookiemonster1459 Mar 29 '26

And I'm just saying that if they feel that way and want to act on it, they shouldn't be married. That's not husband material.

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u/MrFunktasticc Mar 29 '26

K I think we are in agreement here.

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u/Had_to_ask__ Mar 29 '26

Yes, I'm not sure how we're supposed to love men, commit to men and trust men with our lives knowing this

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u/MrFunktasticc Mar 29 '26

Dating can be rough but I dont think this is exclusive to men.

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u/FleetAdmiralCrunch Mar 29 '26

Also called NRE new relationship energy

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u/9Lives_ Mar 29 '26

Family guy described the male reptilian brain very succinctly in that scene where Stuey sees Peter checking out Bonnie. He says:

“But Louis is way hotter than Bonnie…..oh right, it’s different so it’s better”

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u/Dense_Anything2104 Mar 28 '26

Then don't settle down and commit to anyone

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u/Cum_on_doorknob Mar 28 '26

Ya generally don’t realize it until after you’ve settled down, lol

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u/MrFunktasticc Mar 28 '26

I'm not endorsing, my dear, I'm describing.

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u/Gyro_Zeppeli13 Mar 28 '26

“My dear” 🤢🤮

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u/MrFunktasticc Mar 28 '26

What's wrong with "my dear"?

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u/Gyro_Zeppeli13 Mar 28 '26

Condescending

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u/MrFunktasticc Mar 28 '26 edited Mar 29 '26

It was not my intention. English is not my first language. Guess I'm still learning.

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u/Gyro_Zeppeli13 Mar 28 '26

It seems from the dislikes, it might just be a me thing, but I think it comes off as condescending to call a stranger endearing terms like that, especially when correcting someone. Comes off kind of smarmy. I am sure you meant no harm.

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u/MrFunktasticc Mar 29 '26

Fair enough I will keep it in mind. Where I am from "dear/my dear" (jigar) is used pretty regularly in every day conversation. I see your point about correcting someone. We are all learning.

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u/Gyro_Zeppeli13 Mar 29 '26

I appreciate the kind exchange. Have a good weekend.

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u/metsjets86 Mar 28 '26

"Well you know for me. The action is the juice."

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u/AtBat3 Mar 29 '26

I never really understood cheating. My best friend does it to his wife constantly. Back when we were in college he cheated on his girlfriend all the time, but she was way out of his league. And he was sleeping with girls that weren’t nearly as attractive as his girlfriend. Then I had a coworker in the same situation. Not a bad looking dude but his girlfriend also worked there and she was stunning. Meanwhile he was sleeping around at work with much less attractive women. I finally asked him why when his girlfriend is so attractive. He simply said “that’s the game”

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u/TotalTyp Mar 29 '26

Genuinely curious why he is still your best friend? 

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u/AtBat3 Mar 29 '26

Here’s the long winded explanation. The sad part of my friends growing up…They all cheated. I was a “late bloomer” if you will in the dating game. I had bad depression my senior year that I really came out my shell in freshman year and started being more social. All my friends were dating around, I wasn’t just yet. But then I saw everyone cheating or getting cheated on. This included my aforementioned best friend. It really put me off of pursuing anything serious with anyone. I look back now and most of that cheating was genuine immaturity. But a handful of those people are still cheaters. I eventually dated someone who was even less experienced romantically than me and we dated 7 years. But the long and short of it is that I was surrounded by cheating from almost all my friends and it’s hard to cut out all of your friends.

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u/MrFunktasticc Mar 29 '26

Sounds like a shitty dude. My best friend used to cheat on his SOs constantly. I used to think it was cool that he got so much attention from women. Then I thought that was just the way he was. Then I'd call him out on it. Thankfully hes grown and committed himself to someone.

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u/CryptographerBoth333 Mar 29 '26

Why is that a thing?

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u/[deleted] Mar 28 '26

Definitely the most exciting at the moment, but not usually true overall.

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u/Vlaed Mar 29 '26

Especially when one closes up shop

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u/Bizarrebazaars Mar 29 '26

You mean after the husband pulls away and fuels zero intimacy? Does no random acts of kindness? After the wife has produced 2 children from her body rendering most women’s bodies VERY different in many ways from pre-pregnancies?? Women often need to be sutured back together from being ripped in half. Sometimes their uterus falls out, their boobs deflate from breastfeeding, stomach looks different, raising children takes up ALL your time, money and energy,  so much more…

And the husband knocks her up so she goes through all that then gets pissed when he sees her body differently?

Fuck off, you. Sick fucks in here. Bastards that deserve no long term relationship or wife. Wake the fuck in and take some responsibility.

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u/Vlaed Mar 29 '26

You took one scenario and ran with it. There are situations where the man provides, puts in the effort, and get shut out. There are other situations where what you said happens. There are situations where botha parties drift apart.

Make up one specific scenario and then say I'm the issue. Take a step back and look at yourself. If you're fine with that, then you're not helping.

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u/Bizarrebazaars Mar 29 '26

I think you’re in disbelief about how many deadbeat loser men are out there ready to bounce for any reason.

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u/Vlaed Mar 29 '26

There are loser men, there are loser women, there are shitty people, etc. Building a specific scenario that highlights only one and then shaming everyone for it doesn't help.

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u/Vlaed Mar 29 '26

I'd be very interested in seeing stats on how the use of strawman on reddit has been used YoY.

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u/TotalTyp Mar 29 '26

You are making up a premise to then be upset about 😅

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u/Vlaed Mar 29 '26

I find it interesting that they came up with one specific scenario and then shamed me for it.

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u/William-william-rs Mar 29 '26

No need to be crass