Trauma bonding has gotten a very bad rap lately and anyone who successfully executes getting people hooked via trauma bonding is a "sociopath," a "cruel bastard" and should be dangling from a lamppost in the town square.

I ran across an interesting Reddit post on r/dating_advice from a 46-year old man who doesn't do dating apps at all and has a great love life and no trouble getting attention from women.

There isn't a day that goes by that I can be shielded from the question, "When is it okay to cry, be vulnerable, lose your faculties or behave like a woman with your girlfriend or spouse?"

I get a lot of questions from women whose relationships seem to be plugging along great in the beginning/for a few months then all of the sudden, the man starts treating her very poorly.

It PAINS me to no avail in having traditionalist leanings that I should have to make the argument as to when a man should pay for a date with a woman and the circumstances surrounding it.

A reader requested a short but exhaustive list on how to tell if a man is deeply attracted to you and whether or not these signs can be easy enough to spot.

In red pill circles, sexual market value is the be all and end all of a person's desirability in the sexual marketplace.

Someone in the forum recently said that a person's attention span towards others in this day and age has been reduced to that of a goldfish. 8 whole seconds.

You absolutely have to have limits in terms of how much you give people in a relationship. Unless they are as dialed in as you are and giving 110% (which, let's be honest here, tends to only occur in a really good marriage), overextending yourself doesn't serve your best interests.