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What's your gender? || Would you take a pill that, for one month, makes you sexually attracted to a much broader spectrum of people, including ones you previously found less attractive?

male | yes
40.1%
male | no
47.1%
female | yes
5.9%
female | no
6.9%

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8:09 PM · Apr 11, 2022

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the redpill is that you can probably figure out how do this permanently with no magic pill if you really want

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In my experience the trick is breaking your addiction to symbols and signifiers and learning to just enjoy an experience while you're having it. So basically the magic pill is LSD.

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My answer to this would have been yes when I was younger and single

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It's just a month. Y'all low openness idgi

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I love when your polls show less of a gender discrepancy than I would have predicted. This one I would think many more men would say ‘no’ and many more women would say ‘yes’ comparatively

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We’re I single… still no. This opens the real possibility of being seriously emotionally damaged when it wears off. You’re in bliss with a new partner and BAM repulsed. No one is walking away from that without scars.

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Male | no, but I WOULD take one that did the opposite and narrowed my attraction spectrum to a razor edge

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If they figured out a safe libido pill, this would be the effect.

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If you're a man with normal libido you're probably already feeling a near constant sexual pressure, why make it even more pressing by widening the spectrum of people you're attracted to? I see no upside. It's uncomfortable being horny all the time.

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i take that pill every day its called beer