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1	I need proof that women lose respect for a sick man I can kind of relate, been with my wife since we were 17, around 3 years ago I developed crippling arthritis due some genetic auto-immune issues. Prior to that I was incredibly fit and active, her father was a bodybuilder before he developed prostate cancer so being in shape is basically an expectation of men in her books. Even though I lost a lot of muscle and was very dependant on her for a time, I think if anything she gained respect for me. It's not about your illness or your physical streng…	/r/MarriedRedPill	19/04/20 05:31 AM
4	Polygamy Endgame It's quite a long story but here's a rough rundown, one day i'll probably make a proper FR for it. Met my wife when I was 16 and she was 17, she was still in school and I was living in a flat working full time (my parents we're pretty controlling and I wanted out). I didn't really know what I was doing but looking back I guess I did a lot of things right as that woman is still completely obsessed with me and worships the ground I walk on. To this day she's a tradwife where it counts, but she's a…	/r/TheRedPill	17/01/19 12:29 AM
5	Polygamy Endgame I had a wife and a live-in GF for a couple years, they had their own thing and we'd have 3ways etc pretty regularly. It's easy enough to get 2+ women like that, but managing their conflicts and jealousy issues is the biggest headache. Arguments over who gets to go to work functions with me etc. Keeping track of what partner people thought was my wife was confusing AF too.	/r/TheRedPill	14/01/19 11:27 PM
5	Having a baby is the Mack Daddy of all shit tests. I had a kid with my wife when I was 18, we're still together 10 years later, i've been through my BP phase, but here's the best advice I ever got: Your job is to make sure she doesn't kill your daughter, because a sleep deprived hormonal woman is probably the most homicidal thing on the planet. And your job is to look after your daughter. Your woman will learn that she is secondary to your child, and to earn your love and respect she has to show it by caring for your child. My wife knows damn we…	/r/TheRedPill	14/01/19 11:22 PM
9	askTRP Megathread May 16 Be the kind of man you want her to marry, the father daughter relationship is very special, you ever notice the more fucked up the chick, the more fucked up her father figures are? Remember that your daughter will learn how a man should treat her from how you treat her, so protect her, go that extra mile for her, but be firm and guide her when you need to(you want her to find someone who will care for them). You know all the stupid errands and tasks you shouldn't do for a random woman under TRP?…	/r/TheRedPill	17/05/18 10:39 AM
3	askTRP Megathread May 16 If you took the time to write all that... I think you know the answer. I've been with women who "struggle to get over" someone, it's a dumb game used to try and make you 'outdo' their ex, it's just dread game in reverse, they want you to worry they're thinking about the ex so that you try and do something big to get her attention. One day she might "get over" her ex, but she'll just find a new drama to attach herself to. She's not going to fundamentally change who she is. The only way to win is …	/r/TheRedPill	17/05/18 10:24 AM
4	askTRP Megathread May 16 Walk, workout, stretch, I've found most of my fatigue walls gett smashed the moment I start moving with vigor.	/r/TheRedPill	17/05/18 09:57 AM
8	askTRP Megathread May 16 Push-ups are bread and butter, if they get easy google how to get them to be harder. If it's hard, then it's worth doing, simple as.	/r/TheRedPill	17/05/18 09:55 AM
4	askTRP Megathread May 16 Cialis 5mg daily is cheap af and keeps you on point, I'm a slow riser (if that's a thing) and take a long time to finish, couldn't have asked for a better solution. You don't even actually need it daily tbh, cialis lasts like 36 hours and 5mg will work plenty for an otherwise healthy person. Sometimes just knowing you can take it is all you need. Also, eat better, exercise more, drink less.	/r/TheRedPill	17/05/18 09:53 AM
1	A Somewhat Comprehensive List of Hobbies and Activities Best advice I can give is focus on getting into management, get a team under you and be authoritive on the technologies you work with. Over the last few years I have gained a team under me, so i've gone from working 50+ hours a week to working 35 for the some (actually better) money while my monkeys do the shit I hated. I almost left my job to be a senior architect at another company and got offered an amazing deal to stay, you've just gotta become indefensible. Definitely helps to have a good r…	/r/TheRedPill	13/05/18 08:26 AM
2	A Somewhat Comprehensive List of Hobbies and Activities I think audio engineering has never not been oversaturated, but that said there is a good market these days for people willing to mix/master for amateur musicians on the cheap, recording gear is certainly cheap enough these days that almost anyone can produce good, mixable audio, but in the professional sense, I remember looking at it when I was 17 (I grew up doing live sound production as a side job) and realised the pay was garbage and the competition is insanely tight. I think if you're looki…	/r/TheRedPill	11/05/18 11:59 PM
3	A Somewhat Comprehensive List of Hobbies and Activities Except that this is a thread talking about hobbies/skills to take up outside of work with a primary focus to improve yourself. As I said, unless you want to do this as a career, it's just not worth the time investment. You almost touched on my point when you mention web and mobile development. The reality is the skill floor to actually create something useable or worth anything is incredibly high. Believe it or not the average web app or mobile app that extends beyond a single simple function ta…	/r/TheRedPill	11/05/18 11:09 PM
17	A Somewhat Comprehensive List of Hobbies and Activities Unless you were planning it as a career, I really don't suggest "learning to code", I'm a senior developer, 10+ years under my belt, and I can promise you that those online courses are at best preparing you for studying but at worse are going to make you the kind of programmer I wouldn't even bother interviewing. Most developers, myself included, are mostly self taught, but the common thread among us is we wanted to build something specific, so learned to build it (most common is game or app dev…	/r/TheRedPill	11/05/18 10:41 AM
1	An objective comparison of the pros and cons of bodyweight (calisthenics) training and Free Weight training. Also, recommendation on what you should be focusing on! I have a couple of injuries and a dodgy back, so have had to mostly put the weights to rest. However I've been making amazing gains and cardio progress doing Ddp Yoga, I really recommend it as at least a supplementary program, it's yoga, but with a strength and cardio focus, with 0 impact. The idea is by engaging large amounts of muscles at once you can drive your heart rate up and keep it there while working through a strength/flexibility flow. Even if you're already exercising, it's a great ad…	/r/TheRedPill	18/01/18 03:29 AM