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By (user no longer on site) OP   
36 weeks ago

Over the past couple of years I’ve noticed that a lot of my friends don’t want to have relationships. Ever. And these are not “red pill” men. Just ordinary guys. What are people’s thoughts on this? With advanced surrogacy methods and sex robots could men become obsolete? Is this bad? Maybe society will become a matriarchy. I’ve seen a lot of articles about this recently. Thoughts?

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By *rumpyMcFuckNuggetMan
36 weeks ago

Den of Iniquity

Maybe some people just want good friends who they can have fun with and have adventures together .

Still have friend love without the exclusivity and commitment

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By *mber and FireCouple
36 weeks ago

Carmarthenshire

I think it's more of an awareness that sex doesn't have to be so linear, so boxed in. There's a liberation ENM based relationships offer that monogamy doesn't. It isn't for everyone, but I think the increase in visibility in it and the conversations around them are just making it a little more the accepted norm.

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By *eroLondonMan
36 weeks ago

Mayfair


"Over the past couple of years I’ve noticed that a lot of my friends don’t want to have relationships. Ever. And these are not “red pill” men. Just ordinary guys. What are people’s thoughts on this? With advanced surrogacy methods and sex robots could men become obsolete? Is this bad? Maybe society will become a matriarchy. I’ve seen a lot of articles about this recently. Thoughts? "

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If men become obsolete then women will have no one left for them to give the silent treatment.

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By (user no longer on site)
36 weeks ago

Relationships are overrated.

Much prefer being a lone wolf; having said that, it's kind of a biased view because I've just not been that fortunate to have met that one special person in my life that kinda completes me in the sense that I can say I'm madly in love with.

Kinda sad, never experienced falling in love.

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By *xbabyxxxWoman
36 weeks ago

Bradford


"Relationships are overrated.

Much prefer being a lone wolf; having said that, it's kind of a biased view because I've just not been that fortunate to have met that one special person in my life that kinda completes me in the sense that I can say I'm madly in love with.

Kinda sad, never experienced falling in love."

I'm the same I've been in love a few times in my life,always at the wrong time,now I've eaten too many bad apples, I'm at the point where I trust none anymore, sad to say but true

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By *agnar73Man
36 weeks ago

glasgow-ish

I was last in one about 3 years ago?

Great person and got on so well in so many ways, just distance was the thing.

Think I blew it and still do, so it sort of got me down, tried dating and didn’t get anywhere.

Sometimes I was half-arsed in trying and got to stage I didn’t want to go on those apps anymore.

As for now, I dunno.

Not sure how I’d feel about ‘the right person’ here and now. That exclusive monogamous thing and the sort of social media need to do’s.

I see people I know posting the pics about going for lunch or this concert or event or meal and I’m like meh, it’s just a whole pile of stuff.

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By (user no longer on site)
36 weeks ago


"Relationships are overrated.

Much prefer being a lone wolf; having said that, it's kind of a biased view because I've just not been that fortunate to have met that one special person in my life that kinda completes me in the sense that I can say I'm madly in love with.

Kinda sad, never experienced falling in love.

I'm the same I've been in love a few times in my life,always at the wrong time,now I've eaten too many bad apples, I'm at the point where I trust none anymore, sad to say but true"

Peeps have a way of teaching us things...!

Still, I hope the two of us are proven wrong someday by someone truly special...!

Best wishes xxx

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By (user no longer on site) OP   
36 weeks ago

I agree.

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By *ickD80Man
36 weeks ago

Wolverhampton


"Over the past couple of years I’ve noticed that a lot of my friends don’t want to have relationships. Ever. And these are not “red pill” men. Just ordinary guys. What are people’s thoughts on this? With advanced surrogacy methods and sex robots could men become obsolete? Is this bad? Maybe society will become a matriarchy. I’ve seen a lot of articles about this recently. Thoughts? "

So you’re basing your prediction for the future of the whole of society on what your friends are doing? I haven’t noticed this trend at all and as humans tend to have a natural desire not to be alone i can’t see that changing any time soon.

Do you know that surrogacy still requires a man to be involved at some stage, more specifically the stage where they use mens sperm to fertilise the egg. If you’re saying that men will become obsolete due to surrogacy and sex robots then I assume you’re suggesting that reproduction is possible without sperm? I don’t actually know what sex robots are but unless they’re able to produce sperm to replace men’s sperm i think there will always be a use for men so you can stop worrying about their demise for now.

I really don’t see the link between your friends not wanting to be in a relationship and the development of surrogacy and sex robots. I’m not even sure uou know what surrogacy is judging by what you’ve said….you seem to think that if a woman isn’t in a relationship but wants to have a baby then she’ll need to have it through surrogacy….if you knew what surrogacy is then you’d understand how ridiculous that is.

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By *agnar73Man
36 weeks ago

glasgow-ish

OP gone?

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By *assionate explorer 1Man
36 weeks ago

Folkestone

The grass is always greener, and everyone waits for the perfect partner.

As I get older I am more and more particular who I commit too

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By (user no longer on site)
36 weeks ago


"OP gone?"

He became obsolete.

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By (user no longer on site)
36 weeks ago

I don't think women will replace men with sex robots ...

And biological females will still want to have babies ... and still be the ones having babies. And biological males will still need to contribute their sperm.

The vast majority of my friends are in hetro normative vanilla committed relationships, even those who have been divorced seek a typical relationship.

Do I think women will take over .... its estimated it will take 132 years to eliminate the gender pay gap world wide. We also have a significant gender gap in politics and the board room so until those are addressed women can't take over...

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By (user no longer on site)
36 weeks ago


"I don't think women will replace men with sex robots ...

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Oh some of us would...

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By (user no longer on site)
36 weeks ago


"I don't think women will replace men with sex robots ...

Oh some of us would..."

Could mine look like Tom Hardy please? Then I would ??

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By (user no longer on site)
36 weeks ago


"I don't think women will replace men with sex robots ...

Oh some of us would...

Could mine look like Tom Hardy please? Then I would ??"

I bagsy the Ryan Reynolds one.

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By *inister_SpinsterWoman
36 weeks ago

Manchester(ish).


"OP gone?

He became obsolete. "

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By (user no longer on site)
36 weeks ago


"I don't think women will replace men with sex robots ...

Oh some of us would...

Could mine look like Tom Hardy please? Then I would ??

I bagsy the Ryan Reynolds one.

"

Excellent choice

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By *bi HaiveMan
Forum Mod
36 weeks ago

Cheeseville, Somerset


"I don't think women will replace men with sex robots ...

Oh some of us would...

Could mine look like Tom Hardy please? Then I would ??

I bagsy the Ryan Reynolds one.

Excellent choice"

His face is the stuff of nightmares. Like a testicle with teeth.

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By *asterR and slut mayaMan
36 weeks ago

Bradford

OK I dont understand this wanting to have sex with lots of partners

When you have the right conection

With one And explore everything you can do with that one person .is

So amazing .

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By *aribbean King 1985Man
33 weeks ago

South West London

Question, would there be a reason why a woman would want or recommend a guy he should be in a relationship when she doesnt do dates herself?

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By *icecouple561Couple
Forum Mod
33 weeks ago

East Sussex


"Question, would there be a reason why a woman would want or recommend a guy he should be in a relationship when she doesnt do dates herself?"

Because she thinks he might do well in one?

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By *ex HolesMan
33 weeks ago

Up North

Would it help if they took a blue pill rather than a red one?

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By *aribbean King 1985Man
33 weeks ago

South West London


"Question, would there be a reason why a woman would want or recommend a guy he should be in a relationship when she doesnt do dates herself?

Because she thinks he might do well in one? "
Even when he doesnt want one himself?

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